Former D1 athlete turned award-winning comedian & actress Pat Brown joins the show to talk about her journey to becoming a comedian/actress, performing on stage, and her new album., 

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Listeners call in to share their thoughts on dating someone from a different city, state, or country.

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Can you guess who turned down the key to a major American city?

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Amanda Seales and the crew start by recognizing National Smarties Day, National Pumpkin Seed Day, and National Custodial Workers Recognition Day. Author Ta-Nehisi Coates defended himself on CBS Mornings after a white co-host labeled him an ‘extremist,’ sparking a heated on-air discussion. We'll also discuss why UCLA and the VA are being pressured to return land to veterans. Plus, DJ Supreme has some splainin to do as we tackle a range of fascinating stories.

In today’s "Big Up Let Down," David Jones gets the Big Up for walking nearly 30 miles through hurricane debris to make it to his daughter’s wedding, earning him the title "The Walking Dad." On the flip side, Nick Cannon’s decision to insure his testes for $10 million lands him the Let Down. In "Am I Trippin'," we offer advice to a listener who’s feeling pressured to share more about his relationship on social media, despite the drama it causes. And, of course, don’t miss the Black Pop Quiz! Tune in for a jam-packed episode full of lively conversation and real talk.

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Big Up Goes To The Walking Dad

David Jones walked nearly 30 miles through hurricane debris just to make it to his daughter's wedding!

Let Down Goes To Nick Cannon's Strange Insurance Policy

Nick Cannon insured his testes for 10 million dollars, saying that He needed to insure his “most valuable assets” because celebs like Heidi Klum insure their legs.

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Author Ta-Nehisi Coates defended himself on CBS Mornings after a white co-host labeled him an 'extremist' during an on-air interview.

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Every day, we all have those moments that make us double-take, scratch our chins, and ask ourselves, am I trippin'?  

This listener has been dating a woman for about 5 months and is starting to get pressured to post more about her on social media. When they get in arguments, it ends up on social media. Should he leave her or is he trippin?

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On today's episode, we’re celebrating National Taco Day, National Fruit at Work Day, and National Pumpkin Spice Day with some fun and insightful updates. In the Blackurate News  segment, we cover a range of topics from voting and venting frustrations to updates on the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which continues to leave a devastating mark on the Southeast and Midwest. We also dive into a double edition of "The Let Down," featuring a family photo prop gone wrong and an unsolicited crowd dive by DJ Khaled, which left some fans feeling more fearful than festive.

We tackle some serious questions in the segment "What’s Beef?" by examining the impacts of industrialized farming and what’s really going into the meat we consume. And before we get into all that, we kick things off with NLE Choppa, who has been dropping knowledge about the different branches of government and their roles. Plus, we look into the strange case of Derrick Anderson, a Virginia congressional candidate, who took the concept of "family values" to a whole new level for a campaign photo op. Tune in for these stories and more!

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Hurricane Helene's devastation is still being felt across the Southeast and Midwest, leaving communities struggling in its wake.

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First Let Down Goes To Faking For A Photo

Derrick Anderson, a Republican candidate for Congress in Virginia, has taken the concept of "family values" to a whole new level

Let Down Goes To Unsolicited Crowd Surfing

DJ Khaled, in all his "we the best" glory, decided it was a good idea to dive into a sea of fans at the Colorado vs UCF pregame festivities.

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