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Rapper Trina and CEO Marivette sit down with Amara and explore women's rights from multiple perspectives.

Jason Rodrigues and Rajee join to examine LGBTQIA+ community and the stigma that still exists in America.

Check-in's are for everyone; hamsters are pets too; the song of the summer slaps a little too hard.

Comedians put Life Hacks on trial, expose secrets of Area 51, plus relationship advice from Zainab Johnson.

Fleeing abuse and discrimination, three transgender women journey from Mexico to the USA to find better lives.

Freedia’s previously banned Mississippi performance is on. The team films a music video for her new single.

Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon dish with restaurant patrons on prisoners' rights, and weigh whether these "criminals" should be provided everything from education to cable TV on the taxpayer's dime. The moral imperative becomes more than a little murky when these diners debate the wavering line between basic human rights and punitive laws.

Reggie Yates travels to Moscow to get personal with some of Russia's most dangerous people, the nationalists.

Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon grill the guys and pepper the ladies on gender roles, expectations, and assumptions of parenthood. With controversial topics like child support and abortion on the table, the diners tackle the issues with gusto and passion. Ultimately, a woman's right to choose trumped nearly everything, though it was believed that fathers needed more right legally when it came to their roles in a family.

Amara asks the question, "What are the biggest issues in the LGBTQIA+ community?"

It's important that we educate ourselves on women's rights and how the world is changing and becoming a better place for women to feel like themselves. Women have a say in what happens in the world today and we need to really take a stand and do the best we can with our voices.

The newest music video from Big Freedia.

Do celebrities have the right to use their fame to influence politics?

José must persuade his Abuela that his girlfriend is the right one for him.

A hot body and a backbone is what Lichele wants so that people treat her right.

Employees go head to head with bosses about the hot issue of just how many rights employers should have.

Members of an all-Native girls lacrosse team try to prove the game is their rightful inheritance.

Should undocumented immigrants have the right to free healthcare, free education and be able to get drivers licenses?

Shak is looking for love & fun and exploring three options of people to date. Will they have the right moves?

This beautiful Latina is desperate to meet Mr. Right, but first, she’s going head-to-head with Osmin.

When it comes to getting served, this episode knows all about people suing each other left and right.

Hosts Neil and Idalis pose the question: is having kids a biological right or should breeding be a privilege?

The Cadets’ intense focus on their routine leads to another injury right before their first DCI performance.

After a life-changing diagnosis, Ed takes his depressed son on an adventure to kick the bucket the right way.

How would you describe a typical Latin familia? Humble? Tight knit? Full of generosity? Yea right!

"I know this from the--they got the snowboarding thing at Chuck E. Cheese," King Keraun says. Yes you read that right.. King Keraun learned how to ski from a snowboard machine from our childhood spot, Chuck E Cheese.

Witness the birth of the toughest night in sports. 8 men, representing 8 countries, step into La Jaula for the one-night only tournament. The winner takes home $100,000, a giant trophy, and eternal bragging rights.

Our comedians are together again, answering some weird and strange American laws: for example, in which state is it illegal to trip a horse? Right, Kentucky has the Kentucky Derby, so we also just assumed that it would be that state but, we were also wrong. We also get deep with horn honking outside a sandwich shop, because you know, people got to sleep and eat!