Carol and Quinten are two opinionated comedians who talk to experts about everything from politics to pop culture.
The duo returns to discuss family, as in Carol's mostly dead family and Quin's very large family, Trouble In Mind, Rittenhouse verdict, Trigger-happy white people, Pete Davison and Kim Kardashian, how to be a Housewife, dinosaurs, collard greens, cornbread, and eagle intelligence.
Topics include Carol's “end of the year anxiety”, Christmas Challenges, Chappelle, Virginia/ NY elections, low voter turnout, gun control, and the Middle Ages.
Quin and Carol discuss being barefoot as children, Republicans, and the Debt Ceiling, Bernie holding a press conference to yell at Joe Manchin, The Earth Losing its Shine, and the Circuit Court Judge in Texas Blocking Texas Abortion Ban. Later they are joined by Uyoata Udi from WuTang: An American Saga.
This week the duo discusses 9/11 and The Falling man photo, Watching adult-themed movies as children, Jury Duty, the prosecutor of the Ahmaud Arbery case, Texas, the Clintons, Monica Lewinsky, possible quotes from the Dry Cleaner about the Blue Dress, why we shouldn't talk about women's appearances, "poor" Melania and that damn orange thing that won't go away! Plus Carol opens up about her personal experience with the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Y'all This week Carol and Quin discuss corporal pumishment, brutally honest casting directors, Hurricane Ida hits on 16th Anniversary of Katrina, RIP Ed Asner, Chadwick Boseman's death anniversary, cats and the vet, why we should find time to stare into space, America's "Frontline Doctors" and more.
Whew, Child! Quin and Carol return after vacation and dish about mental health, Covid -19 (Delta) being renewed for another season, bye-bye Cuomo, Elon Musk's robot, Josephine Baker, the Jeopardy Host Debacle, White Lotus, Afghanistan, and Our new lady governor of New York.
This week's topics include the 4th of July, The Supreme Court Hates Voting, Bill Cosby freed, Donald Rumsfeld dead, Lil Nas X Bet performance, Trump Org and CFO Weiselberg indicted, Sha'Carri Richardson can't run, Levar Burton hosts Jeopardy and The Black creator's TikTok strike.
This week's topics include Derek Chauvin's Sentencing, PRIDE, Loki comes out as bisexual, Luca movie, NY Primary, Critical Race Theory, Attorney Tom Girardi and Erika Jayne fraud charges, Victoria's Secret banishing the angels, Catholic Church denying Biden Communion, deeper investigations into UFO's, the Delta Variant and Free Britney.
Whew chile! Carol and Quin are both tired for this episode, but the conversation continues and it includes: the 54th anniversary of Loving Day, Juneteenth, the Jeffrey Toobin interview, and the shame around masturbation, Netanyahu loses, Covid Delta variant, Val Demings vs. Marco Rubio, and much more.
There's a heatwave this week, but that doesn't stop Quin and Carol as they talk about scary movies, exorcism bureaucracy, Andy Griffith, Football, abortion rights, handmaid's tale, and debate on how much air conditioning is too much? Plus, Quin tells a story of his experience as a big Black man in the American South.
Carol and Quin discuss, Crispr, funerals, the history of Memorial Day, slaves, gun control, Gavin MacLeod's death, classic tv, the B52s, evil Nikki Haley, Fox News, Gay Pride, Ellen ending, Midterm elections, Justice Breyer, Aliens, The Bible and walking in on your parents during sex.
Coming in hot this week! Topics include Quintin Jones' execution in Texas, The death penalty, the FRIENDS reunion, and Prince Harry's interview about his mental health. Plus Quin and Carol have a (good) fight about Carol's white identity. Later, Jonathan Bailey joins to discuss fair and affordable housing, insidious real estate tactics, and why he's running for City Council District 26 in Queens.
Carol is hungover for this one, but the conversation continues and it includes Bo Obama's death, Israel vs, Palestine, Colonialism, January 6th commission, first pets, and a shared fear of horses. later Carol explains the mechanics of tanning to Quin.
This week Carol and Quin talk about Caveat Emptor, Life and Death on Mars, jetpacks, the Chinese rocket, Elon Musk on SNL, Bill and Melinda Gates split, The Duggars, and Quiverful. Plus as a Mother's Day bonus, Quin and Carol swap mom stories.
This week Carol and Quin discuss the Chauvin trial, Hot Biden, Buddhism, Lady GaGa's Dogs, Caitlyn Jenner, Bill Maher, Cancel Culture, and the New York Census also Quin opens up about losing his father.
The dynamic duo return to discuss the deaths of Prince Phillip and DMX, Casinos and Andrew Yang, and whether or not Publisher's Clearing House is a scam. Plus Carol and Quin swap drinking stories.
Quin and Carol reunite to discuss Matt Gaetz, Disgraced real Housewife Jen Shah, The Boyscouts, Worker's Unions, Biopics, Accountability v. Cancel Culture, Sous Vide and Air Fryers. Later they are joined by Jeanine Flynn and Jennifer C. Johnson to talk about their short film "Emma Z" which was shot entirely on Zoom. Plus Quin gets an education on who the hell Lawrence Welk is.
Carol and Quin talk pitchforks, drugs, Lt. Uhura, Martin Luther King jr., the sexiest bald man alive, and smoking cats! later certified hypnotist Meg Tocantins joins in to discuss the facts and fictions of hypnotism. Plus, Carol and Quin have their first fight!
This week Quin and Carol discuss Plantation parties and the tv show The Bachelor, Socialism, The Dating Game, and how be Presidents be tripping. Later Shaniyat Chowdhury joins in to discuss New York legalizing recreational Marijuana and the importance of racial equity in Cannabis.
Quin and Carol catch up and talk about Stacey Dash's apology tour, how creepily ugly Stephen Miller is, How Cuomo compares to past New York governors, George Floyd's family, the former guy, Wealth/Power/White supremacy. Plus crazy Karens under arrest, fried chicken recipes, and more!
Carol and Quin chat about Corgi trauma, evil Math teachers, the Royals, and later National Political Organizer and City Council candidate Justin Krebs joins them to discuss the importance of having a real plan in place to reopen schools.
Carol and Quin reunite to talk about the possibility of living on Mars, Daft Punk retiring, ham and pickles, Marijuana, and Martha Stewart's regrets. Later they are joined by performer and choreographer/Gymnast dance coach Soomi Kim to discuss the importance of protecting young girls in gymnastics, the dangers of abusive coaching, and why we should all be talking about the recent wave of anti-Asian hate crimes in the United States.
Quinten and Carol return to dig into the hot topics of the week and discuss the Texas disaster, Abortion rights, and Rush Limbaugh's death to name a few. Also Quinten judges Carol for her T.V. viewing habits and Carol gives a history lesson about payphones!
Public defender and Manhattan District Attorney candidate Eliza Orlins joins Quin and Carol this week to discuss her campaign, the problem with America's two criminal justice systems, and her journey from Survivor and The Amazing Race contestant to champion of the people. Plus some #Survivor tea as Carol asks Eliza about her time on the show and if she ever had to eat bugs.
Carol and Quin reconvene on Super Bowl Sunday to discuss their views regarding Covid relief, gerrymandering, racist sports team names, cancel culture, and other hot topics in the news.REMEMBER TO RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBEFollow us on Twitter: @GonnaBeGoodPod Instagram: @ThisIsGonnaBeGoodPod
Carol and Quinten welcome New York City Council candidate and Drag Artist, Marti G. Cummings (@martigcummings) on the pod to discuss their views on the new administration, the importance of getting involved in local politics and their transition from public figure to a political candidate. Marti also opens up about the origins of their passion for racial/economic inequality, trans visibility, and what it means to be the first nonbinary candidate for City Council.REMEMBER TO RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBEFollow us: Twitter @Gonnabegoodpod Instagram @ThisIsGonnaBeGoodPod
Quinten and Carol sit down with Dr. Erin O'Donnell, a professor of World History, to process the trauma of the past four years. They also discuss the pandemic, election disinformation, Obama's infamous tan suit, and Melania, as well as the state of American society and how the history of previous civilizations can teach us today.REMEMBER TO RATE, REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE.Follow us on Instagram: @thisisgonnabegoodpodFollow us on Twitter: @gonnabegoodpod
Quinten and Carol talk to Unitarian Universalist Minister Carolyn Patierno about the ever-deepening racial and political divides between Republicans and Democrats post-Trump and whether or not it is even worthwhile trying to talk it out, also a conversation about the growing role Progressives play in winning elections and what places they should hold in the Democratic party going forward. REMEMBER TO RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBEfollow us on Twitter @GonnaBeGoodPod and Instagram @ThisIsGonnaBeGoodPod.
Carol Scudder and Quinten Lamar are two opinionated comedians who speak to experts about everything from politics to pop culture.