With Sio out of town, Emanny calls in Joe F for his first on camera episode ….and you already know that means zero structure.

The episode kicks off with a Valentine's Day recap. From low-effort romance debates to what actually counts as "doing too much," Emanny and Joe compare notes on how they handled the pressure of February 14th. Was it genuine love… or just strategic survival? The fellas break down expectations, social media flexing, and whether grown men even like Valentine's Day or just tolerate it.

From there, they pivot to the fall-off of the NBA All-Star Weekend …Once a must-watch cultural moment, now it feels like background noise. Is it the lack of competitiveness? The oversaturation of celebrity? Or are we just getting older?

Things heat up when they react to Coi Leray saying that "liking someone's pic is cheating." Is that insecurity or modern-day relationship boundaries evolving in real time? The conversation spirals into digital etiquette, emotional cheating, and how social media has completely rewired dating.

They also dive into LaRussell openly criticizing Lil Wayne for what he feels is a lack of substance in his music. Is that fair critique or generational misunderstanding? Emanny and Joe unpack artistry vs. impact, nostalgia bias, and whether legends are immune from honest evaluation. The guys also take a moment to pay respect to Actor Robert Duvall who passed away and speak about how they personally would like their families to respect their after death wishes. This episode delivers and can't help but to take a serious note this week …with laughter spread throughout each take.

No co-host. No filter. Just opinions, laughs and a lot of accountability.

This week on All Eyes On E, Emanny, Sio and Joe F. are back in full debate mode ….and nobody is safe.

The crew kicks things off with the Super Bowl stage: Did Bad Bunny just stamp himself as a global icon with that performance? And after Chris Brown's comments, the room gets real about industry favoritism, public image, and who the culture actually wants to see up there.

From there, it's straight into family drama and rap girl tension …Glorilla vs. her sister has the hosts unpacking loyalty, fame, and what happens when personal business becomes public content. Then they tackle Sexyy Red putting her spin on MJ's "Beat It." Is it homage, disrespect, or just the evolution of music? Emanny has thoughts… loud ones.

J. Cole's new album gets a deep dive ….growth, pressure, expectations, and whether he's still rapping from the soul or from the scoreboard. The conversation takes a serious turn as they discuss the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case and how media cycles shape empathy and outrage.

Cardi B being single again sparks a broader conversation about public relationships, breakups in the spotlight, and whether love is even built to survive fame. That naturally leads into Valentine's Day plans ….who's celebrating, who's "chilling," and who's pretending it's just another day.

As always, it's culture, accountability, jokes, arguments, and a few uncomfortable truths … because when Emanny, Sio, and Joe F. sit down, it's never just headlines… it's perspective.

All that and more on this episode 10 of the AEOE podcast.

This week on the AEOE podcast, Emanny, Sio & Joe are back breaking down the biggest moments shaking up culture and entertainment. They react to the Grammy Awards …who deserved it, who got snubbed, and who had the internet in a chokehold. The duo also unpack Kanye West performing in Mexico alongside his daughter and what it says about legacy, artistry, and controversy in 2025.

They get into the newly released Michael Jackson biopic trailer and debate whether Hollywood can finally do justice to the King of Pop's story. On the sports side, Emanny and Sio dive into the viral moment surrounding the Shakur Stevenson vs. Teofimo Lopez led boxing event. Plus, a full Royal Rumble recap, standout moments, surprises, disappointments, and everything in between. The team also describes what their personal theme songs would be while out on the town.

As always, the conversation goes left, right, and everywhere in between ….real takes, unfiltered opinions, and plenty of laughs. Tap in.

Emanny and Sio are back outside and covering everything. The duo kicks things off with a breakdown of Emanny's Vegas trip …what went down, what stayed in Vegas, and what definitely didn't. They rehash Joe F.'s infamous escort story (yes, that one) before addressing the backlash Emanny caught for having Big Sam on the previous episode and setting the record straight.

From there, the conversation jumps into Kanye West's apology letter and what accountability looks like in the public eye, followed by reactions to the latest Oscar nominations and the snubs that have everyone talking. The mood turns serious as they discuss reports surrounding another death connected to ICE enforcement, sparking a larger conversation about policy, power, and humanity.

To balance it all out, they close with some classic chaos ….Joe F.'s Bad Sex Playlist makes a return, prompting jokes, side-eyes, and plenty of laughs. As always, it's unfiltered, opinionated, and full of moments you won't hear anywhere else.

Emanny's out of town, so All Eyes On E is officially in Sio's hands ….and things get real REAL fast.

For this takeover episode, Sio invites her close friend Samantha to the couch, and the girls waste no time diving into personal territory. From an unexpected run-in with someone Samantha knows, to unpacking how small the world really is, the conversation quickly turns candid, funny, and unfiltered.

The energy shifts as they address the chatter surrounding Joe F.'s past and the recent legal situation involving an ex "girlfriend" he met through escorting ….breaking down what's rumor, what's reality, and how messy history has a way of resurfacing.

The ladies also speak on a new dating app called "Courted", their own ups & downs romantically, their ISO moments and much more.

No Emanny, no filters ….just perspective, honesty, and a women-led conversation that proves All Eyes On E doesn't miss a beat when Sio's in control.

Emanny and Sio kick things off recapping Sio's birthday get-together and the energy that came with it. From there, the convo jumps straight into the culture ….Teyana Taylor's big win at the Golden Globes, Bruno Mars shaking things up with new music, and Fetty Wap's release from prison and what's next for him.

They also unpack Kristy Mack filing for divorce, the conversations sparked by Netflix's His & Hers, and how public relationships play out when the cameras are rolling. As always, the dialogue is unfiltered, opinionated, and full of side quests you didn't know you needed. Real talk, pop culture, and plenty of laughs ….tap in.

Emanny and Sio kick off the new year recapping their New Year's Eve celebrations, what was lit, what was learned, and what's being left in last year. Sio also breaks down the birthday plans she's got lined up while Joe F speaks on the lack of plans he had for his own.

The conversation takes a sharp turn into global and pop culture chaos as they react to headlines about Trump allegedly setting his sights on Venezuela, Stefon Diggs finding himself sued by a "chef", and Offset getting caught slipping courtesy of Celina Powell.

They also dive into the internet's latest clash with Adin Ross vs Doechii, unpacking accountability, clout, and the lines people keep crossing for attention. As always, Emanny and Sio blend humor, honesty, and unfiltered takes on everything happening in real time.

New year, same energy, just louder, smarter, and a little more reckless.

A new voice enters the room.

Emanny officially introduces the show's new female co-host, Sio @justcallmesio , and the chemistry starts right away. The two break down how they first met, the unexpected alignment that brought them together, and the vision behind creating content that actually says something.

From there, the conversation takes its usual sharp turn ….Dr. Cheyenne Bryant's "sexy" debate and whether intellect and sex appeal are allowed to coexist, reactions to Diddy's sons launching a docuseries, and the unsettling details surrounding a rumored NYC serial killer.

As always, it's a mix of insight, humor, uncomfortable truths, and off-the-cuff moments that only happen when the mic is on.

New era. New energy. Same honesty.

Emanny dives straight into the headlines in this episode, reacting to the shocking moment Jake Paul gets knocked out by Anthony Joshua and what the fight means for boxing, spectacle culture, and the limits of hype. He also breaks down Nicki Minaj's appearance at the Turning Point rally, unpacking the reactions, the controversy, and what it signals when artists step into political spaces.

The tone shifts as Emanny addresses the Ty Lil allegations, speaking on accountability, public judgment, and how fast narratives move in the age of social media. He also gives his unfiltered thoughts on Hot 97's new hires, the direction of the iconic station, and what these changes say about the current state of hip-hop radio.

Culture, controversy, and candid commentary collide in an episode that keeps it real and doesn't duck the conversations everyone's already having.

On this episode, Emanny taps into culture, legacy, and personal memories. He reflects on the passing of Rob Reiner and what his impact meant to film, storytelling, and generations of fans. The conversation shifts to wrestling history as Emanny breaks down John Cena's retirement match and what it symbolizes about longevity, reinvention, and knowing when to step away.

He also dives into the radio world, sharing thoughts on Funk Flex stepping into the Hot 97 morning show seat and what that move says about the future of hip-hop radio. Emanny weighs in on the resurfaced Russell Simmons vs. Kimora Lee conversation, unpacking power, perception, and public narratives.

To balance it all out, Emanny gets personal… sharing stories about the most memorable Christmas gift he's ever received, the emotions tied to it, and how moments like that stick with us long after the wrapping paper is gone. As always, the episode flows through culture, commentary, and real-life reflection… with a few unexpected turns along the way.