This episode has everything: D.L. dives deep into the Nolan Wells case and Mississippi's long, ugly history of racial injustice while questioning why America seems more sympathetic to a woman who murders her children than a mother searching for answers. The Trump administration is making an unprecedented move to control press access to the White House — is this the authoritarian playbook everyone warned about? Hundreds of thousands are losing Obamacare coverage, Texas agricultural workers are facing a mysterious health crisis, and a viral plane etiquette debate has the entire country picking sides. D.L. shares unforgettable stories about sitting next to Halle Berry, getting kicked out of first class, and being profiled while flying. He also opens up about his father's legacy ahead of his memoir *Charlie's Boy*, including the Sammy Davis Jr. *All in the Family* moment that made his dad laugh harder than anyone had ever seen. The Militant Man Jamal Kingsley exposes racism in your technology, One Voyage Jeopardy tests contestants' R&B knowledge, and Sybil Wilkes breaks down a federal judge forcing Trump to restore CNN and MSNBC press access, Memphis Mayor Paul Young's fear of Elon Musk, and Chris Brown going head-to-head with a journalist over abuse allegations. Plus, D.L.'s childhood disasters involving bug spray and crabs, the top five signs your man is a workaholic, and a bombshell collaboration between Kirk Franklin and GloRilla. This is one episode you don't want to miss.

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The crew unpacked the viral controversy surrounding Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones after she revealed regrets about sending her daughter to underfunded New York City public schools despite having the means to choose other options, sparking a nationwide debate about race, privilege, school choice, and whether successful Black families should invest in their communities or prioritize individual opportunity. The show also weighed in on the recent criticism of BET after years of Black cultural reporting and interviews reportedly disappeared from its digital archives, raising concerns about preserving Black history and media legacy. Additionally, D.L. reflected on the ongoing fight for justice in cases involving Black victims and the stark differences in how grieving mothers are treated in America.

The conversation continued with the Question of the Day, as listeners sounded off on NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal accepting an honorary FBI Special Agent designation from FBI Director Kash Patel during a National Academy graduation ceremony, a move that has generated significant backlash and debate online. The show also welcomed funk icon Morris Day, who reflected on his legendary career with The Time, his friendship with Prince, and the enduring influence of classics like “Jungle Love,” “The Bird,” and Purple Rain. Closing things out, Jasmine Sanders shared her Top 5 benefits of sleeping nude, highlighting research that suggests cooler sleep conditions can promote deeper rest, improve skin health, reduce stress, and support overall wellness by helping the body regulate temperature more effectively.

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Jasmine Sanders shared her Top 5 benefits of sleeping nude, highlighting research that suggests cooler sleep conditions can promote deeper rest, improve skin health, reduce stress, and support overall wellness by helping the body regulate temperature more effectively.

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The show also welcomed funk icon Morris Day, who reflected on his legendary career with The Time, his friendship with Prince, and the enduring influence of classics like “Jungle Love,” “The Bird,” and Purple Rain.

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