La La Anthony joins Jemele to discuss how she stays booked and busy. La La shares how she evolved from being an MTV VJ to an actress, author, producer and activist. She also discusses her hit show, “Power” coming to an end, and explains why her husband, Carmelo Anthony, deserves to be on a NBA roster next season.

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Rotimi joins Jemele to discuss his success as both an actor and singer. He shares what it means to have both a hit album (“Walk With Me”) and hit TV show (“Power”). He also explains why music is his first love, why nobody should take 50 Cent’s trolling personally and what it meant for him to pay for his first house in cash.

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Renowned filmmaker Spike Lee joins Jemele to discuss the 30th anniversary of his iconic film, “Do The Right Thing,” and why he’ll never give up his New York Knicks fandom. Jemele and Spike also debate the best Spike Lee movies of all time.

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Actor and comedian Lil’ Rel Howery joins Jemele to discuss his uniquely personal brand of comedy, what went right and wrong with his network sitcom ‘Rel,’ and how his Chicago roots shaped his comedy. He also discusses his numerous upcoming movie projects, comedy influences and close friendship with star Tiffany Haddish.

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Renowned filmmaker Ava Duvernay joins Jemele to discuss her critically-acclaimed limited series, “When They See Us,” a gripping drama about the Central Park 5’s journey to exoneration. Ava also reveals why she’s drawn to stories that address the injustice people of color face in the criminal justice system. Plus, Ava also shares what it was like directing Jay-Z and Beyonce, and how she became close friends with Oprah.

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Michael Arcenaux and Cole Wiley join Jemele to discuss how the Beyhive claimed another victim during the NBA Finals, and which celebrities have the worst fans. Michael and Jemele share their stories about being bullied by Ciara and Rihanna’s fanbases. Also, Michael, Jemele and Cole give their thoughts on Ava DuVernay’s new critically-acclaimed Netflix series, “When They See Us.”

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Actress Tichina Arnold joins Jemele to discuss her new critically-acclaimed movie, “Last Black Man In San Francisco,” and to reminisce about her time on the iconic television show, “Martin.” She also gives the tea on whether there will be a Martin reboot, and why she’s found a lane with network sitcoms. 

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Retired NFL champion Martellus Bennett joins Jemele to discuss his new children’s book, and entertains us with crazy stories from his 9-year professional career. He also discusses why he doesn’t miss pro football, and hasn’t struggled to be fulfilled in retirement.

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Rapper and activist Talib Kweli joins Jemele to discuss the current state of hip hop, why we haven’t seen another Blackstar album, and why he chooses to use social media to expose racism and bigotry. He also discusses his fractured relationship with Kanye West.

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Entertainment mogul Ice Cube joins Jemele to discuss the evolution of his sports league, the Big3, which is entering its third season. He also talks about his close relationship with the late John Singleton, how he learned to never compromise on his own worth and if we might see him and his son as co-stars in an upcoming movie.

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