In this episode, Zay dives headfirst into two major conversations shaking up the culture:

Tyler Perry, Allegations, and Industry Accountability

We’re unpacking the bombshell accusations from The Oval actor Braxton Wells and how they connect to the ongoing lawsuit involving Derek Dixon. Is Tyler Perry protecting predators? What does this mean for Black Hollywood and the safe spaces we claim to have built?

AI Artists & Influencers: Threat or Tool?

Timbaland just signed an AI-generated artist—but what does that mean for real creatives grinding to be heard? We’ll break down how artificial intelligence is disrupting music, media, and even influencer culture—and what aspiring artists should prepare for.

Welcome back to The Zay Moore Podcast. This episode dives into three major conversations shaking up the culture:

First, the latest updates on the lawsuits surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs. With new allegations and federal investigations intensifying, the pressure is mounting. What does this mean for his legacy and the music industry at large?

Next, Tyler Perry’s impact on Black representation is under the spotlight once again—especially in light of a recent lawsuit tied to his studios. Is his work empowering the Black community or reinforcing harmful stereotypes?

Finally, Donald Trump just signed what he’s calling a “big, beautiful” bill. But what’s actually in it, and how will it affect everyday Americans?

In this premiere episode of The Zay Moore Podcast, host Zay Moore dives into the powerful influence of media on how African Americans are portrayed—and how those portrayals impact identity, perception, and culture. From TV shows to music, we break down the good, the harmful, and everything in between. We take a closer look at Lil Baby’s protest anthem “The Bigger Picture” and the conversation it sparked—about justice, messaging, and what today’s youth are really hearing.