In today’s Morning Hustle Podcast, three powerful stories surface. First, a TikToker known as Wolfie Kahletti has been sentenced to a year in prison after spraying insecticide on produce and rotisserie chicken at a Walmart in Arizona—a stunt some called a "prank" but deemed potentially dangerous, leading to multiple felony convictions.

Next, Nelly is facing backlash for appearing on his reality show with Ashanti and insisting that while he’ll provide financial support and nannies, "he's not changing diapers" or getting up at night—a stance critics say paints Ashanti as a "married single mom." Finally, Chris Brown gets a break as the producer who sued him for allegedly being hit with a bottle at a London nightclub has voluntarily dropped the civil assault lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it can't be refiled—though his criminal charges remain in play.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s Morning Hustle Podcast, we kick things off with Skip Bayless’s eyebrow-raising revelation: during his new podcast with his wife, he said she has a “hall pass” for Al Pacino—joking it could last a month. The energy shifts dramatically as we recap the Diddy trial's closing arguments. Prosecutors spent nearly five hours arguing that the hip-hop mogul ran a criminal empire rooted in coercion, drugs, and violence—including “freak-off” parties and even allegations of violence tied to Kid Cudi. Jurors now head to deliberations after hearing a high-stakes legal showdown.

Finally, the legendary R&B group B5 swings by to talk about their evolution from child stars to adult artists. Signed under Bad Boy Records and now independent, they discuss sibling dynamics, fresh projects, and a tour celebrating their roots and resurgence.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today’s episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, fans got the first official look at the Brandy & Monica “The Boy Is Mine” tour, launching this October through December with R&B icons Kelly Rowland, Muni Long, and American Idol winner Jamal Roberts joining the bill. The co-headlining tour celebrates their 1998 hit “The Boy Is Mine” and marks a full-circle moment after decades of rumored tension.

Off the stage, James Harden faces a civil lawsuit seeking over $100,000 after his nephew allegedly sexually assaulted a woman at Harden's Houston home. The suit claims Harden’s security team failed her and that Harden is vicariously liable—he and the Clippers have not yet commented. Lastly, Diddy’s defense team has rested in his RICO trial without calling any witnesses, signaling confidence in their argument that the women involved willingly participated in what prosecutors describe as “freak-off” sessions. Closing statements are underway, with jury deliberations expected soon.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, we spotlight three standout stories. First, Venus and Serena Williams are launching a new video podcast on X this August, promising candid conversations with “visionaries, creators, and rulebreakers” that offer fans an unfiltered look into their lives off‑court. Next, Cardi B officially announced her new album Am I The Drama?, set for release on September 19, marking her long-awaited sophomore project featuring hits like "Outside," "Up," and "WAP" already generating buzz.

The episode wraps with attention on influencer B. Simone, who faces social backlash after her friend Shekinah publicly revealed that Simone hadn’t helped her during financial hardship—sparking debate about loyalty, priorities, and responsibility in friendships. These three topics—from tennis royalty’s next chapter to music industry milestones and viral trust issues—promise engaging discussions for listeners.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, the hosts dive into Jim Jones’s bold claim of being “better than Nas,” citing superior Billboard stats and catalog strength during a heated debate with Shannon Sharpe—sparking viral reactions across hip-hop circles. In legal news, Diddy’s former assistant Brendan Paul, granted immunity, took the stand in the RICO trial; he described coordinating “wild king nights,” stocking drugs like cocaine and ecstasy, and serving as a drug mule—though he disputed that label.

Meanwhile, R. Kelly’s fiancée Joycelyn Savage, speaking out from behind bars, confirmed she proposed to Kelly three years ago and insists she’s "not a victim," planning a future with him despite public scrutiny and family concerns over her safety. These headlines—from rap bravado to courtroom drama to unconventional romance—offer a riveting mix for listeners.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, the drama kicks off as 50 Cent’s baby mama, Shaniqua Tompkins, accuses him of physically assaulting ex Daphne Joy while she was pregnant—and criticizes his recent Father’s Day post that dissed Marquise for missing the celebration. She claims she declined to testify in a related case, adding fuel to the ongoing family feud.

Next, courtroom tension heats up in the Sean “Diddy” RICO trial, where a special agent is piecing together key evidence—including seized materials from Combs's properties and cell phone data—to link him to alleged racketeering and sex trafficking operations. Finally, amid a swirl of Hollywood controversy, Tyler Perry is facing a bombshell $260 million lawsuit from actor Derek Dixon, who alleges years of sexual assault, harassment, and workplace coercion stemming from roles on Ruthless and The Oval—claims Perry’s attorneys have strongly denied.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today’s episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, we spotlight 50 Cent’s fiery Father’s Day response to his eldest son Marquise’s viral post—where Marquise criticized his dad for only featuring his younger brother. 50 Cent called Marquise a “little punk” on Instagram and fired back at Mother Daphne Joy, accusing her of financial dishonesty.

The conversation turns serious as we recap the Diddy trial, where jurors were shown explicit “freak‑off” tapes central to the prosecution's case. The footage, filmed at Trump International and other locations, visibly unsettled jurors and intensified the legal drama. Lastly, gossip from Atlanta: Bravo is reportedly rethinking Real Housewives of Atlanta amid a $20 million defamation suit filed by newcomer Brit Eady, who claims the network wrongly aired an explicit photo as being of her.

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.