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Q Quaillo joins Brooks and Hendricks on The Black Summit Podcast for a packed episode covering the Cornell Seven case, the NFL season, Caitlin Clark vs. A’ja Wilson and the latest Kai Cenat controversy.

We start with the allegations surrounding the Cornell Seven case. A former Cornell student alleges she was SAed at the Chi Phi fraternity house in 2024. After a civil lawsuit renewed attention on the case, the criminal investigation was reopened and New York Attorney General Letitia James was appointed special prosecutor. We discuss the evidence and accounts that have become public, the handling of the original investigation, the responses from the accused and the question being debated across social media: Do we believe her?

Then we jump into the NFL and give our way-too-early predictions for the 2026 season.

In the WNBA, A’ja Wilson put up 36 points and 10 rebounds as Las Vegas defeated Indiana 94–83, eliminating Caitlin Clark and the Fever from the playoffs. We discuss Wilson’s performance, Clark’s postseason and what comes next.

Plus, we discuss the latest controversy involving Kai Cenat, Reggie and RaKai, including the allegations circulating online, Cenat’s denial and his stated intention to pursue legal action.

The Black Summit Podcast — hosted by Brooks & Hendricks, featuring Q Quaillo.

Intro — 0:00
The Drop on Hulu — 1:45
The Cornell Seven Case — 11:01
Do We Believe Her? — 16:03
2026 NFL Season Talk — 34:02
A’ja Wilson & the WNBA Playoffs — 58:11
Kai Cenat Controversy — 1:04:30

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This week on the Black Summit Podcast, Brooks and Hendricks sit down with Charleston-area Realtor® Ayeshia W. Smith of AgentOwned Realty for a conversation about the state of the housing market.

Are high interest rates still keeping buyers on the sidelines? Are homes really becoming more affordable? How much are rising insurance premiums, property taxes and maintenance costs changing what buyers can actually afford?

We also discuss the growing debate over large corporations and institutional investors purchasing single-family homes and efforts in Washington to restrict large-scale corporate ownership of housing.

Later, we turn to the Nolan Wells case and the Mississippi grand jury’s decision not to bring criminal charges in connection with his death. Although evidence was found to be consistent with drowning, the official cause and manner of death remain undetermined, and Wells’ family continues to seek answers.

Plus, we close the show with NFL talk and the latest surrounding the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers.

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Ayeshia W. Smith Realtor®, AgentOwned Realty
Instagram: @ayeshia_smith_realtor / @charleston_sc_realtor
Email: ayeshia.smith@agentownedrealty.com
Phone: (843) 475-1484

Hosted by Brooks & Hendricks.

Intro - 00:00
What Is the Real Estate Market Like Right Now? - 4:27
Manufactured Homes - 9:50
Are High Interest Rates Keeping Buyers Out? - 15:02
Is the American dream dead? - 19:50
Insurance, Property Taxes & Rising Costs - 25:07
Corporations Buying Single-Family Homes - 30:00
Nolan Wells Case: Latest Update - 42:30
Nolan Wells Snap Chat Messages - 55:41
Can Black People Be - 01:03:59
San Francisco 49ers/ Dallas Cowboys Discussion - 01:10:27

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