Interview with Durand Bernarr over chicken and rice. They covered it all — from working with legends like Erykah Badu and Kaytranada to a backstage remark Quincy Jones once made.

Interview with Diarra Kilpatrick, creator and star of BET+’s hit Diarra From Detroit, over Detroit-style pizza. They discuss her journey as a new mother, how she started in Hollywood, and how she used her contacts to get several TV and film projects made.

Interview with Rachel Lindsay. She talks Texas roots, Beyoncé, leaving the Bachelor franchise, her divorce and dating again, and how she feels about the future. They also play a trivia game called "NOTHING BUT NET."

Premiere episode. Comedian and creator KevOnStage stops by for burgers and conversation. He tells Scott how he self-funded his BET+ series Churchy and built millions of followers. They grill, share favorite seasonings and burger doneness, and weigh in on Hailey Bieber’s Erwhon smoothie.

Interview with Tyler Lepley over steak and potatoes. He discussed growing up in a white household, key moments that shaped him, and finding his Black identity. He also spoke about fatherhood, fame, and what's next — his Netflix hit Ruth & Boaz and the upcoming season of P-Valley on Starz.

Interview with Tabitha Brown where she helps Scott make her vegan chili. They discuss her rise to fame, her business smarts, and how she creates success on her own terms. Scott also shares some of his product ideas.

Scott and Taye Diggs mix a signature cocktail using Taye’s new bourbon, Sable, and test each other’s “Black telepathy.” They discuss career highlights (How Stella Got Her Groove Back, All American), lessons from Angela Bassett and Whoopi Goldberg, and the notorious slap scene with Nia Long in The Best Man.

Interview with @StevieMackey — the vocal coach behind many stars — dropped by Scott’s for tacos, margaritas, and music fun. From his first gig with Whitney Houston to coaching Jennifer Lopez and Taraji P. Henson, and creating Taco Tuesdays, Stevie shares funny, insightful stories about singing, teaching, and why stage presence beats perfect vocals.

Scott and Chlöe talked over Caribbean food, imagining the future. They covered where she is now—finding inspiration in highs and lows, learning patience, and owning her power. They also talked about her growing confidence as a producer and the sound she’s creating.

Interview with @bobthedragqueen. Bob discusses his new book, Harriet Tubman: Live in Concert, where Tubman returns to record a hip‑hop album. He recalls being confident he'd win RuPaul’s Drag Race, explains the tactics and tricks he used on The Traitors, and describes touring the world with Madonna.

Interview with Amber Riley. She discusses her iconic Glee role, how it shaped her career, and performing on London’s West End. Amber talks about embracing her talent and confidence. They also cover her Hollywood break, share nachos, and preview her new music.

Interview with Grammy winner Muni Long. She explains how she wrote hits quickly, earned her spotlight, and turned hard work into success. They discuss her Grammy goals, viral songs, and her knack for writing hits faster than most type a text. They also make a custom cocktail, talk about her gaming hobbies and Florida seafood, and she sings from home.

Michael Evans Behling talks about growing up in small-town Indiana, being adopted at six, and how sports prepared him for Hollywood. A college injury ended his athletic plans; modeling led him to L.A., where a short trip turned into his breakout role as Jordan Baker on All American. He discusses dream roles, how Taye Diggs became a real-life mentor, and they play the trivia game Nothing But Net.