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Malcolm-Jamal Warner is at the center of a financial feud as his widow fights to recover life insurance money, but now his mother is part of the conversation. Plus, Boosie says he lost $600K to Republican lobbyists while chasing a pardon that never came. And Van Jones sparks debate over his comments about the far left "pooping in the punch"…but have you heard about the poop on the lettuce?!

When did disagreement become disrespect online? We're unpacking the tension shaping today's digital conversations and asking whether Republicans are spinning narratives about their "dead homies," specifically Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell...or if the internet is simply fueling conspiracy theories.

Plus, we're diving into our opinions on speaking in tongues: Is it a sacred spiritual practice, a deeply personal expression of faith, or just a performance?

It's being called the song of the summer…but have you heard the controversy behind it? What if you threw a party and no one showed up? America turned 250, but the celebrations didn't exactly go exactly as planned.

A beloved bestseller, Children of Blood and Bone, faces a Hollywood battle, and friend of the show Mara Porter joins us to talk about her journey from broadcasting to becoming a beauty boss. We're live at 3PM EST.

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Are you watching The Polygamist yet? This week cousins, we're unpacking that cheating a$$ energy, the "illusion of independence," and our full breakdown of the BET Awards.

Plus, we're also joined by Mara Brock Akil as she steps into a new era with her debut novel, The Revelation of Dionne Daphne, and we talk storytelling, legacy, and what it means to center Black women in this moment.

On this episode, we're examining what it truly means to protect Black women as violence against women continues to impact communities across the country.

Plus, we're getting into this month's biggest conversations, from the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, to whether BET should honor Clive Davis, and a topic every woman knows all too well: when Aunt Flo refuses to say goodbye.

Hey Cousins! Thanks for tuning into the pre-recorded episodes for the last two weeks. Today we are back living and in living color, and baaaay-bee do we have a lot to talk about.

Here's a question that needs an answer: Should the Knicks go to the White House after their historic win? We will discuss.

We also get into the outrage and the calls to boycott Asian American businesses following the Chow verdict, reflect on the meaning of Juneteenth, and with the huge success of the latest Scary Movie franchise, we give the Wayans family their flowers.

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This episode features Adrienne Randle, the editor-in-chief of Everyday Blk Magazine which is a FREE culture magazine giving you all the ins on Black events, businesses, stories and so much more. Take a listen and be sure to tell us your favorite Black businesses.

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Run us our money! On this week's episode, we're getting into the repartations conversation and the controversy surrounding Trump's proposed $1.7 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund", and who should really be held accountable.

We're also talking about Pope Leo acknowledging his Creole heritage.. but does he identify as Black? And Cheyenne Bryant is back in the headlines after a heated exchange resurfaced between her and our cousin Toure.

And NYT best selling author Kennedy Ryan returns to talk about our June book pick for our RTRT Book Club! Not a member yet? Head to our youtube and hit the 'join' button to sign up. And be sure to visit our RTRT Shop to check out all of our book club authors.

In this episode, Dr. Raquel Martin joins the play cousins to wiegh in on the controversial debate about the importance of proper credentials for mental health care professionals.

Kevin Hart's latest viral roast has the internet asking: How far is too far in comedy? Comedian and honaray Cousin J. Anthony Brown weighs in on the moment, roast culture, and what happens when jokes spark bigger conversations online. And speaking of bigger conversations... election season is heating up too. From growing concerns around voter rights to the politcal tension shaping headlines, we're unpacking it all with bestselling author and political commentator Sophia Nelson.

She joins us to discuss her new book, Redefining Freedom: Thoughts on Bridging Divides and Renewing the American Promise at 250. All this as we approach "All Roads Lead to the South," an historic national day of action and protest.

Buckle up... this one gets real.

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