The New Negroes with Baron Vaughn & Open Mike Eagle - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Identity
Baron and Mike discuss the New Negro movement, Chris Redd talks about his uncle's crack addiction, and Danny Brown and Mike make a music video about expressing anger.
Criminality
Donnell Rawlings admits to abusing the race card, Lil Rel Howery breaks down the social dynamics of eating food on a bus trip, and MF Doom and Mike rap about policing oneself.
Wokeness
Baron and Mike explore the meaning of "woke," Candice Thompson discusses the benefits of looking racially ambiguous, and Tone Bell pays tribute to the glory of Klondike bars.
Toxic Masculinity
Sasheer Zamata talks about the first time she went camping, and Lizzo and Mike drop a music video about a guy who's extra into consent.
Self Care
Naomi Ekperigin confesses that true crime shows give her much-needed perspective, and Alonzo Bodden shares what's on his FarmersOnly dating profile.
Money
Dulce Sloan imagines life as a trophy wife, George Wallace rails against the silly things Angelenos do, and Method Man and Mike team up for a song about eating luxury items.
Representation
Sam Jay justifies why she feels positive about the state of the world, and Ian Edwards explains why the Trump administration has been good for his fitness.
Fear
Baron and Mike talk survival go-bags, Josh Johnson confesses to accidentally knocking down an old man, and Percy Miracles and Mike write a song about how to get into Heaven.
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