BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER

Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon ask diners how they feel about the prevalence of cosmetic surgery on TV.

Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon dish up food for thought as this episode explores the genesis of stereotypes.

Diners get fired up as they discuss whether gays should be allowed to marry legally.

Hosts Neil and Idalis pose the question: is having kids a biological right or should breeding be a privilege?

From organ donation to condom use to HIV testing, our diners run the gamut when it comes to the issues.

No matter where the interviewed diners stood on the topic, nearly everyone agreed on the need for regulation.

When it comes to getting served, this episode knows all about people suing each other left and right.

Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon heat up the diners with controversial issues like Iraq.

Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon grill the diners on gender roles, expectations, and parenthood.

Hosts Neil and Idalis get to the meat of the profiling issue: targeting minorities based on assumptions.

Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon get the 411 on legalizing the 420 on this heady episode.

Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon chew on the issue of athletes as role models with diners.

Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon dish with restaurant patrons on prisoners' rights.

Are white folks facing new discrimination in comedy clubs or colleges?

Should undocumented immigrants have the right to free healthcare, free education and be able to get drivers licenses?

Is monogamy natural for both men and women?

What the BLEEP? Exercising free speech!

Are video games just entertainment, or are they getting way too violent?

If you're old enough to vote and go to war, are you old enough to decide whether or not to drink liquor?

Schools give condoms to teenagers, governments give needles to junkies - but are they helping or harming people?

Is it about time that smokers stand outside? Or have smokers become the new criminals?

Employees go head to head with bosses about the hot issue of just how many rights employers should have.

Should we use any means necessary - including expensive gifts - to keep teens in school?

Does U.S. have a responsibility to export democracy and American way of life to other countries?

Should minors be tried as adults? And if so, should minors still get the death penalty?

Soldiers at the army base in Barstow, California, discuss the media's coverage of the war in Iraq.

Do celebrities have the right to use their fame to influence politics?

Are tattoos and body piercings self expression or offensive? Is graffiti vandalism or art?

Do strippers and adult film stars permanently damage their reputations, or can they go mainstream?

Has the current generation become too materialistic and feel entitled to get the stuff without the hard work?

Are men and women really from different planets, or can we all just get along?

If you still live at home in your mid-20's are you a loser?

Should junk food get the sin tax treatment like alcohol and cigarettes? Celebrity Guests: Ant; Laura Ceron

Is there really such a thing as love at first sight, or is it really just lust at first sight?

Are Latinos and African Americans traitors to their culture if they vote Republican?

Do drug laws target inner city drugs like crack, when party or designer drug use gets lighter sentences?

Is vigilante justice every okay? Would you even take justice into your own hands?

Have sports become too important in American culture, or is it just harmless entertainment?

Do Americans know more about their favorite celebrities than they do about their own families?

Are we ready for a woman to lead this great nation? Celebrity Guests: Kool Mo Dee, Sheryl Underwood

Celebrity Guests: Mitch Albom; Kenneth Cockrel, Jr.