In this episode, your D.Fantastic and Queen Noir kick things off with their signature blend of humor and local culture, spotlighting Black-led Bay Area events - from the long-running Black Comedy Competition to the Love Jones-styled Couch Showcase, Oakland’s Black Cowboy Academy, and a grown-and-sexy Cigars & Culture night at Jack London Square. The hosts break down recent “Blackdates,” covering everything from California landing the 2027 Super Bowl to political chatter around Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. They then dive into a full Super Bowl recap, including the Seahawks’ blowout win, wild on-field moments, and an in-depth look at Bad Bunny’s culturally rich halftime performance. The episode also covers the 2026 Grammy Awards, highlighting historic wins by Bad Bunny and Kendrick Lamar, standout speeches centered on immigration and justice, and viral moments from Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, and Tyler, The Creator. To close, the D.Fantastic offers a heartfelt birthday tribute to her big sister, sharing stories of friendship, adventure, shared art, parenthood, and decades of laughter and love.

For Dr. Queen Noir's 35th birthday, DJ D. Fantastic paid tribute to her through her favorite music. Additionally, this show is the first episode of 2026's Black History Month so D. Fantastic highlighted exhibitions at the Museum of the African Diaspora and upcoming events celebrating Black History Month and Lunar New Year. She also unpacks recent headlines: Ilhan Omar’s attack to Nicki Minaj’s MAGA-era antics, Tyler, the Creator’s political callouts, and the losses of icons Catherine O’Hara and Michael “5000” Watts. She also shares the story of how the two co-hosts met, revisits early game nights, late nights at Impact Hub, and the now-closed bar that cemented their friendship. The episode also provides a deep dive on data about Black women’s friendships, exploring discrimination, workplace realities, and the transformative power of sisterhood.

For their first episode of 2026, D.Fantastic and Queen Noir dive into everything that has been going on with ICE recently. TRIGGER WARNING: includes heavy topics, including death

D. Fantastic does a single show featuring Black Christmas music to end 2024. Enjoy!

This is the official launch of Black on Black on Black! Brought to you by D. Fantastic (a local standup comedian in San Francisco) and Queen (the domme yo mama warned you about), this show is all about exploring the SF Bay Area, creating memes, and being obscene. Tune in every Monday from 6pm -8pm PT to learn about what's happening in the city and to hear perspectives from two black women on what's happenin' in the world!