Topic: Black Book

The authors of the book *Santa's Husband* discuss their inspiration, which began as a joke on Twitter following the Mall of America's hiring of a Black Santa Claus. The book depicts Santa as a Black gay man married to a white husband. The hosts discuss the erasure of Mrs. Claus in this new narrative and the public's reaction to the cultural shift.

A documentary titled "Driving While Black" explores the history of the Green Book and its original publisher. The hosts compare the publisher's struggle with racist employees to modern "virtue signaling" in the publishing industry, such as the staff revolt against Woody Allen's memoir. Several new producers are knighted, including Andrew Oxenham.

Jeffrey Epstein's "Little Black Book" and flight logs contain the names of numerous high-profile figures from politics, entertainment, and business, including Bill Clinton, Henry Kissinger, and Prince Andrew. These documents are presented as evidence of expansive networks where powerful individuals may have been involved in or exposed to illegal activities. While some figures like Donald Trump reportedly cooperated with victim attorneys in 2009, others remain under scrutiny as potential co-conspirators.

Montgomery Blair Sibley, the former attorney for the "DC Madam" Deborah Jeane Palfrey, has filed a court case to release records he claims are relevant to the 2016 election. The records allegedly contain names of high-ranking officials who were clients of the escort service. Speculation centers on which current candidates or political figures might be named in the documents.

A prostitution scandal in Kennebunkport, Maine, involving a fitness instructor who allegedly kept a "black book" and video recordings of clients, is discussed. The hosts speculate on the potential for high-profile names to be exposed in the investigation.