Amber examines misinformation about immigration and shares some unpopular opinions.

Amber interviews actor Queen Latifah and welcomes special guest Jasmine Guy.

Amber interviews comedian Wanda Sykes and plays “The Wrong Song” with musician Sisqó.

Amber explores the outrage over “The Little Mermaid” and interviews Hillary and Chelsea Clinton

Amber hosts a special Christmas episode and interviews “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver.

A signature smart-and-silly take on the week.

Amber talks about President Trump's health and finds an intruder in the studio.

Amber discusses the VP debate, sings about President Trump's finances and makes wishes.

Amber reviews the latest gossip, spends $750 and sings about the internet.

Amber plays a board game, shows a video from 2016 and sings about scary monsters.

Amber discusses the presidential results and sings about keeping up with election news.

Amber shares her wishes for President Trump and tries to improve the show's ratings.

Amber competes on a new game show and sings about stress from the president's coup.

Amber shares her mom's advice for holiday travel and creates a holiday hotline.

Amber celebrates the holidays and musical guest Darius de Haas performs an original song.

Amber discusses the U.S. Capitol riot and talks to her sister Lacey about their new book.

Amber names a "Hero of the Week"; Tarik grows a soul patch and sings about uniting the country.

Amber sings about President Biden and talks to a White House fly.

Amber explores systemic racism in federal housing policies and gets stuck in the multiverse.

Amber makes a case for White History Month and sings about Donald Trump's second impeachment.

Amber wishes Donald Trump was never born and finds a missing comedy writer's book of pitches.

Amber welcomes her first audience member and shares a trailer for a new Harriet Tubman movie.

Amber explains the myth of economic anxiety and sings about wanting men to tell her what to do.

Tarik gets the COVID-19 vaccine and Amber explains dog whistles used to talk about Black people.

Tarik and James sing a duet for Women's History Month; Amber covers anti-Asian racism in the U.S.