On this episode of Kibitzer the team takes it from sneaky links and heat stroke to co-parenting and the question with no real answer, “Is it wrong to date your friend’s ex?” Oh yeah! Paula P., Myron Jewell, and DiamondKesawn all have a stance andddddd ummmmmmm…. Yeah! Just Tap In!

Get ready as Myron Jewell, Paula P., and DiamondKesawn take you on a journey that can only be defined as "Kibitzer"... First, the truth comes out about Myron and the girl in the room while the other girl was behind the couch. Then we tap on what’s Trending in the Culture and its effect on the social scene, along with our favorite segment, QUESTION OF THE WEEK... "What % of toxic can your spouse be?"

This week Myron, Paula, and DiamondKesawn go Beyond the Funny and pay tribute to Comedy Past, Present, and Future! “2 Drink Minimum” was curated with the understanding of what “Phat Tuesday” had for Black Comedians in the game.

Tune in as we go deep, pay tribute, and most of all, keep it REAL about comedy, comedians, and who we love and love to hate! This is Kibitzer in Real Life!

Happy #BlackHistory Month!

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About Phat Tuesdays:

Phat Tuesdays’ founder and host—comedian, writer, and actor Guy Torry (American History X, Life)—serves as executive producer, along with and Academy Award-nominated producer Reginald Hudlin (The Black Godfather, Marshall, Django Unchained, House Party), who also directs the three-episode docuseries.

Phat Tuesdays tells the unbelievable story of how Guy Torry moved mountains to launch an all-Black comedy night at The Comedy Store. What started as an experiment in ‘90s Los Angeles turned into a must-see, hilarious experience, elevating Black voices to have their turn on the stage. In addition to Torry and Hudlin, Byron Phillips also executive produces, along with Jeff Hasler, Brian Lovett, and Jeff Bumgarner for Original Productions, and Kelsey Grammer and Tom Russo for Grammnet Productions. Joshua Firosz, Darren Toon for Original Productions, and Jordan McMahon for Grammnet Productions serve as co-executive producers.

Loaded with exclusive interviews with comedians and celebrities who were there—either performing on stage or in the audience—and never-before-seen footage of legendary comedy sets from back in the day, Phat Tuesdays is the inspiring story of how a little experiment to help Black comedians following the tragedy of the 1992 LA riots turned into a triumphant must-see experience. The showcase regularly brought together people from all walks of life—icons and ex-cons, stars and starlets, pros and regular joes—for one purpose, laughter, and became the most popular comedy show in Hollywood during the ‘90s.