Hometown Hero Watts Homie Quan has made a name for himself as he authentically carries his city and passions for creativity, acting, comedy, music, and more all on his shoulders.

Growing up in South Central, Los Angeles, Quan first began to find his passion in comedy and music while attending school, where he discovered his ability to comically impersonate former President Barack Obama. And while Quan first began to gain piece together his venture into the business, when Chris Brown hyped his skills as a dancer, the LA native’s success is a testament to his drive and his hopes to shine a light on the true lifestyle and community of the street culture.

Quan’s series “Growin Up In LA” is a portrayal of every influence he’s been inspired by as well as his experiences growing up in the city. Quan speaks with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty and Teddy about the importance of shedding light on the connections and respect for the Black and Brown communities. Quan shares how the Latino community has not only supported his show but also understands the similarities of culture with the Black community.

Watts goes on to speak on why he pays homage to Pomona legend Suga Free, shares a Nipsey Hussle impersonation, and much more. 

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Former Knicks guard and title Champion Iman Shumpert has taken the sports world by surprise with his impeccable breakout progression during this year’s "Dancing With The Stars" season.

Shumpert came through to the Power Mornings studio to chop it up with co-hosts Letty and Teddy about his historic run on the ABC-featured dancing spectacle. As Shumpert is in the top contender position for the coveted mirror ball, the skilled baller has put himself in a league of his own with his viral ballroom moments. While Iman admits that he’s in a new phase in his life with basketball, music, DWTS, and what is next for him, the all-around artist has a lot to offer and explains that much of his musical inspiration came from his wife Teyana Taylor.

Shumpert shares with Letty and Teddy about coming up as a kid, being inspired by Michael Jordan, and how in his ball career he wanted to make sure to connect with all of his fans, in the most smallest and significant ways he knows possible. Iman goes on to discuss his close friendship with the late Nipsey Hussle, why he doesn’t like to be only seen as a basketball player, and much more.

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One thing about Cardi B, she will always do things her way and you can always expect the unexpected!

Tapping in with the Diamond-selling rapper, Letty and Teddy Mora of the Power Mornings show chop it up about Cardi's upcoming gig as the AMAs host and everything she's tackling since giving birth. While Cardi will hold down hosting duties for the anticipated awards show, she's feeling the nerves but does have any doubt she'll make history this Sunday.

Speaking on her recent collaboration with Hollywood superstar actress Halle Berry, Cardi's executive production work putting together the first all-female featured movie soundtrack surprised her some as she saw a few of her peers take on the challenge of bringing their A-game. The 'Bruised' soundtrack shows Cardi in a new direction as she helps lead the vision for the project.

Cardi B goes on to discuss her obsession with the Netflix show "You," how her daughter Kulture reacts to her balancing career and family life flexes all of her Presidential knowledge, and much more.

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Rocsi Diaz has been putting on in the industry as a host, radio personality, and model for a few decades now and while she serves as an inspiration to many in the culture, her gratitude for her current position as FOX's "Alter Ego" host is a feat that she's still in awe about securing.

Coming through to the Power 106 studios to chop it up with Power Mornings co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora, the much-loved and respected, former 106 & Park host details the significance of the new "Alter Ego" show. Created as a somewhat "blind opportunity" for overlooked talent, Rosci heads as the show's host, which also features celebrity judges Alanis Morriset, Nick Lachey, Grimes, and wiil.i.am.

Speaking on her personal alter ego traits, Rocsi playfully shares why she doesn't like uninvited girls in her club section, and she also goes on to speak about interviewing boxer Canelo Alvarez, growing up in New Orleans with Honduran and Chilen roots, and much more. 

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We first got a glimpse of the new super-duo Silk Sonic when Grammy-winning artists Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars came together to drop their hit "Leave The Door Open," back in March 2021. Followed up with their second single "Skate," a few viral moments, and an official debut live performance, and their latest "Smokin' Out The Window" single, .Paak and Mars have finally arrived with their highly-anticipated debut studio album 'An Evening With Silk Sonic.'

Speaking with Power Mornings co-host Teddy Mora, the multi-faceted artists tapped in for a virtual rundown of all things Sonic debut. Featuring nine-smash records, the album proves of not only the duos' strong camaraderie but their complete unmatched musical chemistry. Mars and .Paak detail how they'd describe their debut album in three words and also share their experience hearing their music live on Power 106 for the first time.

Silk Sonic goes on to rank Bruno Mars' Super Bowl appearances, which of their solo songs they'd wish they had written for themselves, and much more.

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Chlöe Bailey has officially stepped into her own as a young woman, as well as her own artist. Stepping back from her sister duo with Halle Bailey, Chloe's blazing solo single "Have Mercy" not only has kept the internet on fire, but her MTV VMAs performance debut solidfied the shift in her career and personal journey, so there's no way you can't put respect on her name.

Coming through the Power 106 studios to speak with Power Mornings co-host Teddy Mora, the multi-talented singer and actress reflected on the emotional moment of performing her "Have Mercy" single on the MTV stage for the first time. Chloe admits that the entire performance was an "out of body" experience for her, and she's still in shock now that the moment is etched into VMAs history. Sharing how her new single and visual supports "Booty positivity," the singer goes on to speak on empowering women through her own confidence and self-acceptance, as the 23-year-old Atlanta native details why she decided to keep her stretch marks visible on her "Have Mercy" single artwork.

There is no question that Chloe has studied and found mentoriship with the Queen Beyonce, but the performer also reveals her love for singer Kelis, who inspired lyrics on "Have Mercy."

Chloe goes on to share her thoughts on astroology, her favorite shows to binge watch, how she and her sister Halle were inspired by Tia & Tamera, and also speaks on breaking the internet when she dropped her solo Instagram account. 

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One of the biggest stars, who has completely taken over all aspects of music and of course the internet, Lil Nas X pulled up to return to the Power 106 studios to speak everything Montero with the Power Mornings co-hosts Teddy Mora, Demi Lobo, and Noah Ayala.

The 22-year-old artist has evolved into the person he is now, due to the effects of the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic. As we all learned to cope and adjust to the times that the novel 2020 year put before us, Nas speaks on his humility and how the pandemic taught him to become more fearless and unapologetic. There is no doubt the stature of his stardom holds an enormous weight for the 15x platinum artist as he continues to be more celebrated and in demand. For the openly gay rapper, Nas points his confidence to his ability to be a representation for his younger self and for those who are not afraid to live in their own spotlights.

Discussing his album's success, Nas X shares with the morning crew that although he was a bit sad at first, that he missed out on being number one to Drake, he knows that he will get there soon. Also highlighted on 'Montero' is the "Industry Baby" collab with Jack Harlow, in which Nas details how the record came together and how he's pushing the envelope and bringing back the importance of the music video standard.

Lil Nas X goes on to speak on some of the biggest controversies he's found himself in, such as the pregnancy ordeal and comments on how the opinions of rappers in the game have personally affected him, as well as sharing his charity work, desire to enter into the television realm, touring, how he watches Kanye West motivational videos, and much more.

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Jay Pharoah is without a doubt one of the most brilliant talents in the game when it comes to comedic relief and his accomplished career has led him to exactly where he is now.

A distinguished SNL alum, the multi-talented actor went through somewhat of a re-birth after leaving the acclaimed late-night show, Pharoah currently has a new EP where he puts his talents to the next level with impersonations featured on 'Spittin Image.' Taking some of his favorite artists and utilizing his nearly perfect impersonations, Jay speaks on his upbringing and how the murder of his teenage friend helped him go after his dreams. Pharoah also tells Teddy Mora and Demi Lobo, of the Power Mornings show, that his favorite rapper's song "Beach Chair" helped him out of his depression and made him appreciate Jay-Z's lyricism.

Jay goes on to speak his Top 3 sketch comedy shows of all time, shares how Kanye West, Jay-Z, and Drake would respond to a Verzuz battle, and much more.

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The 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga' Hulu-featured series has made major noise since its 2019 debut, and although the pandemic put a hold on the forthcoming second season, "Saga" star Johnell Young lets us know that we are all in for an amazing new offering.

Young is definitely in good company as fellow music co-star Dave East has helped bring life to their famed characters GZA and Method Man, respectively. The two have not only brought the hip-hop icons to life on the small screen but both Young and East have also gone head-to-head and balled each other up. While Young does admit that East and Migos rapper Quavo have some skill, they can't see him on the court.

Speaking on his experience of portraying Wu-Tang member GZA, Johnell explains to Power Mornings co-hosts Teddy Mora, Demi Lobo, and Noah Ayala that the legendary rapper GZA has made himself available to him by helping him capture his true essence for the television show.

Johnell goes on to share what he learned about himself during the lockdown period of the coronavirus pandemic, how Quavo was the first first to give him respect for his "Saga" portrayal, where he sees his acting career heading, and chooses between Kanye West's 'Donda' or Drake's 'Certified Lover Boy' albums.  

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Oscar De la Hoya announced his initial retirement nearly 13 years after he was defeated by Manny Pacquiao, and now today, the boxing legend is focused on attaining complete closure on his life and his career with one last fight.

Speaking with Teddy Mora of the Power Mornings show, De La Hoya gets extremely candid about regretting his early retirement and how his emotional state didn't align with his physical stature. Oscar describes the past few years as "hell" where he explains that the sport of boxing is saving his life, since the day he decided to make his return to the ring. Passionately reminding himself that he's put drugs and alcohol behind him, Oscar reflects on his life's obstacles and where he stands in his career today.

Nicknamed boxing's "Golden Boy" at the early age of 17, De La Hoya speaks on the pressures he experienced attempting to be something that people wanted him to be, while he endured his past traumas about his mother's passing and being sexually abused as a child.

Oscar opens up about the clarity his life now has and whether or not he's making a return to the sport for money. The icon also goes on to speak on an upcoming 4-part series based on his life and shares his thoughts and memories of the late Kobe Bryant. 

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