Can you be an ally to the LGBT community if you oppose transgender athletes? That is the question we ask our panel. PANEL: Patrice Onwuka, Fmr. Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), Tiana Lowe, Lara Brown

The musical "In The Heights" received rave reviews coming in second in the box office its opening week. However, critics question the erasure of the Afro-Latinx community in casting. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Rina Shah Bharara, Hilary Rosen, Ann Stone

Parenting experts have come together to create new ways to support fathers and increase equality in unpaid care work. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Ann Stone, Hilary Rosen, Rina Shah

The US Mint will issue over the course of four years, a new design to the quarter featuring prominent women. The first two honorees are poet Maya Angelou and Sally Ride, the first American woman in space. Panel: Linda Chavez, Fmr. Rep. Donna Edwards, Carrie Lukas, Megan Beyer

The House's D.C. Statehood Bill passed back in April. Now we await the Senate's decision. To The Contrary panelist and one of the main supporters of the Bill, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), discusses the future for the District.

Is there a "gender hierarchy" when it comes to women and the Church. We speak with author and professor, Beth Allsion Barr, PhD about the woman's role in the church and how subordination or lack thereof plays a part.

A new study finds that women tend to take more initiative when it comes to household responsibilities and problem-solving than men. Panel: Aisha Mills, Carrie Lukas, Erin Matson, Tiana Lowe

According to a Standford University study, women experience more "zoom fatigue" than men. Determining factors could be psychological and personality differences, age, or even race. Are women more stressed and worried during this pandemic? The panel weighs in. Panel: Debra Carnahan, Patrice Onwuka

South Dakotas Republican Governor Kristi Noem used executive orders banning transgender girls and women from competing on women’s sports teams at public high schools and colleges. The panel discusses. Panel: Fmr. Rep Donna Edwards (D-MD), Patrice Onwuka, Amanda Terkel, Ann Stone

Pulitzer winning author Joann Lublin talks to us about the changing role of fathers in the lives of children, and how businesses have changed to adapt to this new reality.

Is the ending of this best selling book realistic? We ask author Yaa Gyasi about the ending to Homegoing as we continue our Black History Month coverage.

How is the Biden administration handling the unusual circumstances in which it finds itself? In what ways will the president-elect's planning differ due to the situation the country finds itself?

We talk with Rina Shah (Republican Women for Trump) about the media and racism, and discuss the backdrop of social issues as the riots flared inside the US Capitol.

As 2020 wraps up, we discuss prominent achievements and groundbreaking roles women played. What is expected in 2021? Panel: Hadley Heath Manning, Rina Shah, Former Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), Lara Brown

Vegas gamblers are taking bets as to whether or not First Lady Melania Trump will stay married to President Donald Trump once the results of the election are finalized. Panel: Latifa Lyles, Tiana Lowe, Rina Shah, Debra Carnahan

Will Susan Collins (R-ME) be able to hold off a tough challenge from Sara Gideon, a Democrat? Collins recently voted against the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Barrett's nomination went ahead regardless due to support from all other Republicans. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Carrie Lukas, Rina Shah Bharara, Hilary Rosen

We discuss Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the US Supreme Court. How will it affect the ideological lean of the court, and particularly, women's rights? PANEL: Linda Chavez, Carrie Lukas, Atima Omara, Anushay Hossain

A former federal prosecutor during the Watergate investigation said Donald and Ivanka Trump "could go to jail" for tax evasion. Will he be charged once he leaves office? We ask our panel: Fmr. Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), Debra Carnahan, Rina Shah Bharara, and Patrice Lee Onwuka.

When will the winner of this year's presidential election be known? With mail-in ballots and other delays, we may not have a clear idea the night of November 3rd, or even the next day. How will the candidates react? Would President Trump accept the results or would he challenge them if he lost? PANEL: Fmr. Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD) and Rina Shah Bharara of Republican Women for Biden.

What happens if there is a crisis and we don't have a president after the election? What happens if President Trump challenges the results of the election or refuses to leave the White House? We discuss with Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton and Tara Setmayer of the Lincoln Project.