Episode 1: The SWGL crew travels to San Francisco to meet with Dr. Kelsey Crowe, an empathy expert and co-author of There is No Good Card For This.  Kelsey walks Graham through several techniques of how to become a better listener, even if he disagrees with the person speaking.

Episode 2: In Sacramento, the SWGL crew put their new listening skills to use with Konnor, a transgender man of color. Passionate and charming, Konnor challenges Graham's thinking on race and gender identity.

Episode 3: Nusrat, a Los Angeles-based immigration lawyer, explains the legal complexities facing asylees, refugees and other immigrants coming to the US. Drawing upon her own background, Nusrat paints a picture of compassion for those leaving their homeland.

Episode 4: at The Pack, an underground comedy theater, Graham meets with his friend Sunanda and a group of female comedians: Anna Cecilia, Atsuko Okatsuka, and Emily Candini. They discuss the different expectations for women in entertainment, what they find funny, and why diversity matters.

Episode 5: A return to the show's inspiration, the #SWGL crew meets with activist ShiShi Rose in New York City for episode 5, the most provocative episode yet, to reflect on difficult topics like white supremacy, systematic oppression, and privilege.

"we need start new conversations that move us from 'us & them' to 'me & you'" - dr. graham bodie, #swgl s2 e1

"Clergy live in the real world. And if they're listening & paying attention, they're connecting with their congregants... And sometimes abortion is the best decision for a woman." - Sheri Bonner, President and CEO, Planned Parenthood, Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley #swgl s2, e2

"if we're taking care of our most vulnerable, fat, black, trans sex worker in our society, everybody else is going to be fine." - jana schmieding, #swgl s2 e3

"Disabled people...are always fighting for access to their lives and that isn't fair. If you give us access to our lives, you can play with us. And that is what's important." - andrew gurza, #swgl s2 e4

Tony reflects on how acknowledging racism in culture and self can lead to healing. #swgl s2, e5

In our follow-up with Dr. Kelsey Crowe, our first guest in the series, we discuss speaking to our common needs, rather than the things that divide us. #swgl s2, b1