The Breakfast Club

Loren LoRosa checks in behind the grind after wrapping a special hometown project tied to Wilmington and shares why this new work means so much to her. Then she breaks down the latest on Tyler Perry’s TSA gift card story in Atlanta and clears up what his team says really happened. Plus, Brandy finally receives her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with emotional words from Issa Rae and Babyface.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Puma, cardiologist and founder of Soarin' Medical, talks head-to-toe and three-minute heart scans and efforts to expand access to underserved communities. He outlines who should get scanned, how scans detect aneurysms and cancer, and offers free scan giveaways for listeners.

A heated critique of Nick Cannon's viral claim about political parties and missing historical context. Discussion of modern policy moves and endorsements that challenge the claim. Debate about consistency in cancel culture and why reactions differ for public figures.

Dr. Puma, cardiologist and founder of Soren Medical who brings accessible heart scans and community care, discusses three-minute heart scans and head-to-toe vascular screening. He highlights detecting aneurysms, plaque, and urgent findings that lead to hospital referrals. He also covers hypertension’s toll on Black communities and expanding low-cost, community-focused clinics.

Wanda Sykes, veteran stand-up comedian, actress, and writer known for sharp social commentary, chats about moving from the NSA to stand-up and writing for Chris Rock. She describes taking on dramatic work in Undercard, boxing training for the role, navigating edgy comedy and boundaries, and balancing activism with family and faith.

Dan Morgan, managing partner at Morgan & Morgan and practicing attorney, appears briefly to discuss legal services and recovery stats. Lauren LoRosa navigates adult friendships and reframing guilt. She then unpacks the Chili’s political donation backlash and social media fallout. Finally, she recaps a Cardi B concert weekend and Fetty Wap’s surprise stage appearance.

Fetty Wap, hip-hop artist returning with the album Xavier, talks growth, fatherhood, and rebuilding his career. Tim Shriver, Special Olympics chair and founder of Unite, introduces the Dignity Barometer and discusses dignity, civic discourse, and mental health in America. They dive into music, personal change, public healing, and national conversations on respect.

Tim Shriver, chairman of Special Olympics and social-emotional learning advocate, introduces the Dignity Barometer to measure how Americans treat each other. He discusses survey findings on dignity and mental health. Conversations cover political speech, responding to hatred without becoming hateful, restorative practices for children, and data-driven strategies to promote empathy and inclusion.

Callers nominate the People’s Donkey and explain why someone deserves the title. Heated phone interactions spark jokes and on-air teasing. Conversations touch on grief, therapy, and seeking support. A Broadway phone-light mishap and critiques of recurring segments add lively debate. The show teases a forthcoming interview and wraps with event plugs and follow-ups.

Fetty Wap, American rapper and singer known for melodic hooks and breakout mid-2010s hits, discusses his return to music and new album Xavier. He talks about adopting a more mature mindset, reclaiming his signature vocal sound, balancing fatherhood and co-parenting, and how time away shaped his creativity and goals.