Jess Salomon Tries Her Best
Erica Hernandez and Rachel Pegram Tolerate.
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Dark Tank is a podcast where white people try their best. In each episode of Dark Tank, Yedoye Travis asks a melanin deficient guest to undo the mistakes of the past by pitching solutions to...
Erica Hernandez and Rachel Pegram Tolerate.
The whites of the Treefort Festival really make a concerted effort here and we actually appear to be making some real progress until Sam Tal...
In this one, we talk about aliens, study abroad programs, and protecting our white women. There's levels to this shit. We talk unnecessary d...
The Darks are joined by a mystery guest with a pitch that just might work. We round out the show talking about selling Montana, robot nannie...
I have a one on one chat with Matt Braunger, who seriously buries the lede here. Sure, we talk about the N word for a while, but when have w...
This week, we talk about God's role in intergalactic gentrification and how humanity is a virus. Finally someone gets it. Baron Vaughn and D...
The whites of Philadelphia pitch to a sold out crowd at Good Good Comedy Theater. Nicole Phoenix, Chanel Ali, and Kyle Harris tolerate nonse...
Wanjiko Eke and Taylor Garron tolerate.
This episode we talk about Black Cops and producer Leif finds a mic. Ariel Leaty and Dekunle tolerate.
Kenice Mobley, Marie Faustin and Nore Davis tolerate. Kevin Saucier, Sarah Hartshorne, Jane Harrison, John Rosenberger, James Hamilton, and...
In this one, we talk about augmented reality. Mamoudou N'Diaye and Eudora Peterson tolerate.
In this one, we talk about the N word, Ricky Gervais, and all that shit. Akilah Hughes and Janelle James tolerate.
The whites of the Beast Village Festival band together but Dante Powell, Clif Antoine, and Justin Luke have the cheat codes.
Nonye Brown and Kenice Mobley knew it would come to this eventually.
This week I have no moral support as I face the prospect of dog cops and color blindness.
Thank god we conclusively solved this with Brodie Reed. On to the next one.
Everybody's still out of town so I'm just bullshitting, playing Pokemon and working out my feelings. It's weird when the holidays are relati...
Everybody's still out of town so I'm just bullshitting, playing Pokemon and working out my feelings. It's weird when the holidays are relati...
This episode was recorded by aliens. Jourdain Searles and Randall Otis are lizards in an Islamic conspiracy.
We kinda just talk shit on this one. Hope that's okay!
In retrospect I still don't know if I'm sold on this one, but Ben Katzner and Sydnee Washington feel better about it than I do. Issa good ep...
These white ladies keep calling the damn police and Kofi Thomas and Nonye Brown-West want to know why. This one has a surprise ending.
The whites of the Beast Village Festival band together but Dante Powell, Clif Antoine, and Justin Luke have the cheat codes.
Dewayne Perkins and Courtney Fearrington Matrix dodge all this emotional labor.
The Studio gets gentrified and Elsa Waithe will have NONE of that.
Chanel Ali and Danielle Perez are poised af in this one.
Irene Morales tries her best while Jim Search and Neruda Willliams throw minimal shade.
AJ Thompson and Lemar McLean demand results.
Franqi French and Haywood Turnipseed Jr. really let a lot slide with this one.
Khalid Rahmaan and Dulce Sloan let Max off easy on this one.
I don't know why this one got so heated. Dulce Sloan and Rob Haze could not solve the Kanye problem.
Okay, Ayo Edebiri and Otto Fernandez got dealt a pretty good hand with this one.
Jonathan Braylock and Shanna Christmas really rolled with the punches here.
Wanjiko Eke and Momoh Pujeh are patient AF.
Nonye Brown and Kenice Mobley knew it would come to this eventually.
Jourdain Fisher and Tawanda Gona give more time to this idea than it deserves.
Brian Bahe and Tawanda Gona hoped for more than this