The Breakfast Club

Angela Renee Simmons, entrepreneur and daughter of Reverend Run, talks her debut single 'Run It' and her shift into spoken-word music. She describes her creative process and collaborations. She opens up about motherhood, grief, faith, and carving out an artistic identity separate from her family name.

A shocking crime story about an alleged attempt to cause a miscarriage by spiking lasagna. Discussion of the bizarre details and news coverage of the incident. Conversation covers historical dangerous practices and sharp moral condemnation. Hosts trade heated reactions and biting commentary on the accused and prior related incidents.

Angela Renee Simmons, entrepreneur and creative artist known for fashion and Angela’s Cakes, launches spoken-word music as Angela Renee. She talks starting this new artistic chapter. Conversations cover why she waited despite family legacy, the healing and meditation focus of her project, working with collaborators like Jadakiss, and balancing creativity with motherhood and business.

A lively look at why some people chase toxic chemistry instead of steady love and how dating phases shape choices. A culture-focused preview of a SXSW panel about HIV prevention and entertainment’s role in public health. A candid take on marriage struggles during childrearing and how enduring hard seasons can strengthen relationships.

Mannie Fresh, legendary New Orleans producer known for his Cash Money era beats, and Juvenile, New Orleans rapper promoting Boiling Point and co-host of Still 400. They talk new music and album release plans. They discuss launching the Still 400 podcast and preserving New Orleans culture. Short takes on touring, collaborations, and keeping a classic sound while engaging new audiences.

A shocking true-crime segment about a man allegedly holding his disabled wife captive for years sparks moral outrage. The hosts dissect police details, a 911 call, and debated motives. The conversation shifts to tough parenting advice and urging daughters to be self-sufficient rather than rely on partners.

Mannie Fresh, legendary Cash Money producer and DJ who shaped the label’s sound, and Juvenile, veteran New Orleans rapper behind 400 Degreez, chat music and culture. They discuss creative competitiveness in the studio, bringing fun and timeless patterns back to records, teasing song rollouts on social clips, starting their Still 400 podcast, New Orleans inspiration, touring plans and business lessons.

A tense report on the suspect accused of shooting at Rihanna’s home, including released police audio and social posts that target multiple celebrities. A deep look at celebrity safety, fan culture, access to firearms, and worries about copycat threats. A pivot to awards season drama as Michael B. Jordan gains momentum for Best Actor while Timothée Chalamet faces backlash over recent comments.

Nicole Curtis, television personality and home-restoration expert known for Rehab Addict, addresses a viral on-set controversy and its fallout. She explains how the clip leaked and discusses accountability and apologies. Conversation also covers her restoration work in Detroit and public reactions from callers.

They cover a shocking random shooting that killed an eight-year-old during a family vacation. Strong reaction and grief about senseless gun violence and questions about motives. A frank discussion about justice, mental health, and the limits of accountability. Condolences and emotional reflections close the segment.