On this SEASON PREMIERE of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson interviews Tariq Nasheed, a filmmaker, author, and 'anti-racism strategist.' Jesse and Tariq discuss everything from civil rights, to dating, marriage, religion, reparations, and The Great White Hope (Donald Trump)! Tariq discusses his views on white people in great detail, declaring many times what he claims to be the problem of white supremacy. Tariq also gives Jesse an award—tune in for an action-packed season premiere!

If you were a high schooler supporting Trump during the 2016 election, what would you do if your school newspaper called your verbal Trump support "hate speech"? This is what happened at a very elite, leftist-packed high school in California. As students at this school, TheFallenState TV guests Natalie (16) and Aidan (19) used to keep their political views to themselves, until they decided they couldn't take the "politically correct" insanity a moment longer. Natalie, a 16-year-old student, went ahead and voiced her support for Trump and traditional American values on a school-affiliated podcast, and all hell broke loose! Natalie says that students and school officials alike began to give her death stares, and that she was called a "nazi," along with every other name in the book. Aidan, a 19-year-old friend and former classmate of Natalie's, expresses a similar experience of encountering incredible resistance merely for supporting traditional, America-first values. If you find yourself thinking that all young Americans are becoming liberal, "social justice warriors," think again! Natalie and Aidan show that there is hope for Generation Z and beyond!

From the Golden Globes, to the Grammys, and very soon the Oscars, we are hearing a LOT about the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. Every day, another man seems to "fall from grace" in Hollywood after being accused of sexual harassment. On this episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with singer-songwriter-recording artist Emiko and they discuss some very timely topics under the umbrella of feminism. Emiko has spearheaded the "I Believe You" Project, which is titled after her single of the same name. She was inspired to create the project because she felt that sexual assault or harassment victims were rarely believed when they spoke out. Jesse asks Emiko if she believes female accusers who have proved themselves to be untrustworthy. Tune in for her response to this, and much more!

On this episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with Jerod Zavistoski, a comedian, dating coach, and a social and political commentator. Jesse and Jerod begin by getting into a debate about atheism and God after Jerod reveals that he grew up devoutly Christian, and then later decided to become an atheist. Jesse asks Jerod where he gets his values from, now that he doesn't believe in God. They then delve into masculinity, feminism, today's dating world, MGTOW, and whether Jerod thinks like a woman or a man. Jerod responds that he does both, because he understands how to empathize the way that a woman would. Finally, they discuss a Buzzfeed article, "37 White People Need to Stop Ruining in 2018," and Jesse asks Jerod to name something major that black people have built in the past 60 years. Finally, they debate about Donald Trump. Don't miss it!

What's going on with millennials these days when it comes to love, sex, and dating? TheFallenState TV guest, YouTube star Brittney Gray, has tens of thousands of young women watching her channel on beauty, hair, and life/relationship advice. What do these young women want to know? Very often, it's what to do with the men in their lives! In this humorous and honest episode, host Jesse Lee Peterson quizzes Brittney about her channel, her fiancé, how many kids she wants, why millennial women are so unhappy, her Christian faith, her parents' divorce, Cardi B, being an ambitious career woman, and her thoughts on sex before marriage. Tune in for a lively and entertaining Valentine's Day Special!

In this special collaboration with folkloreAmericana, Jesse Lee Peterson hits inner city Los Angeles and Hollywood's Walk of Fame to ask people on the streets: "Do you love white people? Do you love Donald Trump?" You don't want to miss their responses! Tune in for this "Man on the Street"-style special!

On November 24, 2017, radical Islamic terrorists invaded a Sufi Mosque in Egypt and opened fire. They wounded at least 305 people, including nearly 30 children. Why would Muslims open fire on Muslims praying? And why would they make it one of the deadliest terror attacks ever to occur in Egypt? On this episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with Sufi teacher Nur Preston, a team member at the University of Spiritual Healing and Sufism. Jesse wants to know what Sufi Islam is, and how it differs from the radical, extreme versions of Islam. Tune in for an eye-opening episode!

On this episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with friends Gus (47), and Alfonso (56). Gus and Alfonso have something in common: both of their wives cheated on them, and they both went through ugly divorce and custody battles to win their kids back. Tune in to hear their unbelievable stories that sound like they are straight out of a soap opera, or an episode of Jerry Springer. It involves partying wives, drinking to excess, cheating, divorce, and the fallout that their children had to deal with when their moms became so blatantly irresponsible.

Teenage blogger Amos Yee was thrown into prison in his home country of Singapore after posting videos in which he celebrated the death of his country's leader, and slammed Christianity and Islam. After serving his jail sentences, Amos fled his country because he didn't want to stop speaking out about his views. He fled to the United States and was ultimately granted asylum. Tune in as Amos sits down with TheFallenState TV host Jesse Lee Peterson for a wide-ranging, candid debate on illegal immigration, Donald Trump, a border wall vs. open borders, authoritarian countries, socialism, atheism, anarchism, pedophilia, bestiality, and much more!

On this episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with Malak and Yanni Yisrael of the California Hebrews, a black Hebrew Israelite group. They are also joined by California Hebrews reader Chanakyah. In an interview that covers a lot of ground, Jesse asks the California Hebrews why they believe that black people are God's chosen people, or the real Jews. They also discuss race, slavery, civil rights, and whether black people today are cursed. One of the central debates of the interview includes: are black people today at a disadvantage in life because of slavery, or because they lack moral character? Don't miss a very relevant and thought-provoking discussion!

Don't miss this brand-new episode of TheFallenState TV, as host Jesse Lee Peterson hits the streets of downtown L.A. to interview attendees protesting guns and the Second Amendment at the "March for Our Lives"!

Why are witches attempting to cast spells in order to "bind" President Donald Trump? Tune in to this episode of TheFallenState TV as host Jesse Lee Peterson interviews Maja D'Aoust, the Witch of the Dawn (formerly known as the White Witch of Los Angeles). Jesse asks Maja why she felt that she needed to change her name from "white witch," to "witch of the dawn." Maja discusses the work that she does, including Qigong, healing, acupuncture, martial arts, Chinese Medicine, divination, astrology, and occultism in general. The conversation also tackles marriage, masculine vs. feminine energy, Christianity, spirituality, the definitions of truth and love, and the trend towards hating men in society today.

Sham Ibrahim, pop artist and actor, joins TheFallenState TV host Jesse Lee Peterson in this exciting Season Finale episode. Known for gifting celebrities portraits of themselves, Sham continues the tradition and bestows Jesse with a portrait accompanied by many of Jesse's most famous sayings. In this lively exchange, Jesse and Sham cover Black Lives Matter, police 'brutality,' and stage a major debate over whether or not transgenderism is the result of a trauma. They also cover Sham's unusual background, as Sham was raised by Middle Eastern parents in a traditional household, yet self-identifies as a Buddhist, an Orthodox Jew, a Sufi Muslim, and more. You don't want to miss it!