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This week on Is The Mic Still On, the crew breaks down rising global tensions, economic pressure, and the real-world consequences showing up across everyday life.

00:00 Intro
27:53 Fun Facts: States & Space Exploration
36:59 Best Thing Seen
45:47 Iran–Iraq Conflict Updates & Trump’s Blockade
51:36 Inflation & Economic Pressure
57:31 California Factory Fire & Worker Protest
1:17:04 HBCUs & Mental Health Outcomes

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This week, the crew breaks down a wild mix of politics, celebrity headlines, and internet controversy. The conversation starts with Trump firing Pam Bondi and what it signals politically, before shifting to Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest and the details surrounding the incident.

From there, the crew reacts to Tyler Perry’s TSA gift card controversy, Druski catching backlash from conservatives over his latest skit, and Chili from TLC being called out over alleged MAGA ties. As always, the episode blends serious discussion with cultural commentary and unfiltered reactions.

Timestamps

00:11 – Intro
39:01 – Fun Facts
55:31 – Pam Bondi Fired
1:12:32 – Tiger Woods Arrested (DUI)
1:30:06 – Tyler Perry’s TSA Gift Card Controversy
1:34:49 – Druski vs Conservatives
1:44:13 – Chili’s MAGA Controversy

Stories Discussed

• Trump fires Pam Bondi
  https://apnews.com/article/trump-bondi-justice-department-9071b8fd9a429267732b5d4238946eff
• Tiger Woods arrested for DUI
  https://apnews.com/video/after-crash-tiger-woods-told-deputy-he-was-talking-to-the-president-body-camera-shows-7494cb28fcd14cec970d93782262525e
• Tyler Perry TSA gift card controversy
  https://newsone.com/6854526/tsa-agents-told-return-gift-cards-from-tyler-perry/
• Druski backlash from conservatives
  https://newsone.com/6854258/delusional-white-conservatives-predictably-big-mad-druski/
• Chili (TLC) MAGA controversy
  https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/tlc-chilli-maga-trump-michelle-obama

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00:00 Intro
06:05 Fun Facts
15:47 Best Thing Seen
27:56 TSA & ICE Agents at Airports
31:16 “Heaven Sent” Discussion
54:06 Afroman’s Viral Rise & Police Encounter
1:01:19 Ray J’s Shocking Threats
1:13:28 Cesar Chavez Allegations
1:17:28 Texas Rap Lyrics on Trial
1:19:44 Pass the Mic

Articles Discussed

• LaRussell deactivates social media after backlash
  https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/984571-larussell-deactivates-social-media-backlash-heaven-sent-track
• Afroman wins lawsuit against police
  https://www.independent.org/article/2026/03/20/police-sue-critics-afroman/
• Cesar Chavez accused of sexual abuse
  https://www.npr.org/2026/03/20/nx-s1-5754964/cesar-chavez-sexual-assault-allegations-legacy
• Professor caught on hot mic discussing Black students
  https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/hunter-college-professor-hot-mic-rcna260945
• Texas rapper faces execution with lyrics used as evidence
  https://www.theroot.com/rappers-try-to-stop-a-black-texas-mans-execution-based-2000094205
• Ray J responds to Ma$e and Shyne controversy
  https://www.theroot.com/brandy-speaks-out-after-ray-j-goes-off-on-these-popular-2000095820

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This week on Is The Mic Still On, the crew breaks down another packed news cycle, starting with rising tension in the US–Iran conflict and what escalation could mean moving forward.

Later, the conversation shifts to Kristi Noem’s exit, Bill Clinton’s Senate testimony and renewed attention around Hillary Clinton, before getting into major media moves involving Netflix, Paramount, and Warner.

The episode closes with reactions to Jonathan Majors’ latest project and why his return continues to spark debate.

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In this episode, the guys dive into a wide range of topics, from music to movies and even a little bit of politics. They discuss their favorite songs to sing at karaoke, with Spike revealing his love for Whitney Houston and Luther Vandross. They also geek out over Marvel movies, debating the success of Disney's integration of their shows into the films. Additionally, they share their thoughts on the importance of storytelling in movies, with Spike prioritizing a good story over acting and directing. It's a fun and lighthearted conversation that's sure to leave you entertained.

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This week, the crew unpacks a mix of culture, politics, and bigger-picture reflection. From Shia LaBeouf’s alleged outburst in New Orleans to the continued fallout surrounding Epstein-connected figures, the conversation moves through accountability, power, and public perception.

The episode also covers the Supreme Court’s ruling on tariffs and what it means moving forward — before closing with a deeper discussion about living in a world that increasingly feels unfamiliar.

Timestamps

04:00 – Fun Facts
13:00 – Best Thing Seen
31:31 – Shia LaBeouf
37:28 – Continued Epstein Fallout
53:48 – Trump’s Tariff
1:09:35 – Living in a World That Isn’t Ours

Articles Discussed

• Shia LaBeouf accused of using slurs during altercation in New Orleans
  https://apnews.com/video/actor-shia-labeouf-accused-of-using-homophobic-slurs-while-assaulting-new-orleans-bar-patrons-eca4aefe340c4e9a8565faba7c432ebc

• Prince Andrew’s home searched amid ongoing Epstein fallout
  https://apnews.com/article/andrew-mountbatten-windsor-arrest-king-charles-61ea3c437680b8341e623e4d9efa47b8

• Supreme Court ruling on Trump-era tariffs
  https://apnews.com/article/supreme-court-tariffs-trump-ee971f36fbd3a3876909c37188dfee57

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This week, the crew breaks down Pam Bondi’s tense House testimony, a surprising connection between Lifetouch school photos and the Epstein files, and Stephen A. Smith continuing to flirt with a presidential run.

The episode also dives into Gene Simmons’ claim that hip-hop doesn’t belong in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, GloRilla’s public family drama, and an R. Kelly survivor speaking out about how Dave Chappelle’s sketch impacted her.

Timestamps

00:11 – Intro
00:55 – Black History Month Fun Facts
14:30 – Best Thing Seen
26:15 – Pam Bondi’s Controversial Testimony
40:26 – Lifetouch School Photo Scandal
49:57 – Stephen A. Smith’s Potential Presidential Run
1:03:18 – Gene Simmons and Racism in Rock Music
1:07:29 – GloRilla’s Family Drama and Public Perception
1:17:33 – Pass the Mic
1:30:10 – Closing

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This week, the crew dives into one of the most controversial political moments of the week after Trump posts an AI-generated video depicting Barack Obama as a monkey. The conversation unpacks the racial implications, the intent behind the post, and what it says about the current political climate.

Later in the episode, the crew discusses the developing story surrounding the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie and the growing public attention around the case. The episode wraps with this week’s Pass the Mic.

Timestamps
1:00:44 – Fun Facts
1:10:14 – Best Thing Seen
1:17:10 – Trump’s Controversial Obama Meme
2:09:33 – The Nancy Guthrie Disappearance
2:21:32 – Pass the Mic

Stories Discussed

• Trump posts AI video depicting Obama as a monkey

• Nancy Guthrie reported missing
  https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/savannah-guthrie-mom-nancy-missing-02-06-26

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