The Dream Team is back together with Charles to talk Eric Adams's indictment. More news with Diddy. Also, who is the worst villain is from Black cinema?

Stand-Up Comedian, Roy Woods Jr, has some big projects in the works. He talks about why he left The Daily Show on Comedy Central and what it was like to headline the White House Correspondents Dinner last year. He and Charles touch upon some of the latest news and pop chatter. Roy also talks about pranking J Prince and fearing for his life.

Welcome to Episode 44. Charles and his contributors, Hillary Younger & DJ CEO cover some of the topics of the day. Did you know that Howard University received over thirty-eight thousand applications this year? Also, Google continues to fire employees because of their protests over the situation between Israel and Gaza. Charles and crew talks about the back and forth between Stephan Jackson and Jason Whitlock over his comments about WNBA coach, Dawn Staley. The give the lates rap beef recap between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Last but not least, did you know that Texas has been identified as the most dangerous U.S. state for online dating? 

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Charles and DJ CEO discuss the dangers of Elon Musk’s chatbot stirring up rumors of war by creating fake news. They discuss Russell Simmon’s and Kimora Lee’s 21 year old daughter dating a 65 year old man. DJ CEO gives context as to why rapper, Jay Cole apologized for dissing Kendrick Lamar. In the main conversation Charles talks about the new sexual assault lawsuit against Diddy’s son, Christian “King” Combs.

Charles, sits down with his contributors, Cashmere and DJ CEO to catch up on the latest events. Cashmere warns Meek Mill to lay low from media attention this summer. They question if social media has commercialized urban violence. Charles has mixed feelings about the casino project that the rapper, Nas is invested in. He questions whether or not it's ultimately good for Queens, NY. In RULES OF ENGAGEMENT, they discuss if MEN ARE LOSING IN THE DATING SCENE.

Multi-talented actor, comedian, impressionist, writer, producer, director and sometimes dancer stops in a conversation. He gives us the scoop on his new movie, A Hip Hop Story as well as his other projects. He talks about the importance of creating your own projects instead waiting for others to call you. 

Christopher Reid aka Kid is here! He dispels the myth that KID N’ PLAY ever broke up. He takes us back when they went on tour with NWA. He recaps some of his past beefs with artists such as Luther Campbell and Vanilla Ice. Kid also talks about being the first rapper to do stand-up comedy! 

The hilarious comedian, actor, Donnell Rawlings aka Ashy Larry from Chappelle's Show kicks it with Charles on the couch. He gives us a fresh perspective on his 30 plus years in entertainment. He talks about the Katt Williams controversy and the state of comedy. Donnell tells us how he came up with the iconic line "I'm Rich Bitch." He also addresses his beef with Corey Holcomb for the final time. Check out his new Netflix special "A New Day" is streaming now!

Charles, Cashmere and Hilari fire on all cylinders. They talk about the noise, gossip and new direction that Shannon Sharpe’s podcast is going. Hilari makes it known that she’s not feeling Beyonce’s new country music. They discuss whether or not the accusations against Fani Willis is a distraction. Also, the theory behind her wearing her dress backwards at her trial.

Richard Murphy, talent manager and agent, has not only worked with countless actors, singers and musicians, but he also comes from a very famous family. His current and past clients include Ashanti, George Lopez, Faizon Love, Lil Kim, Ja Rule and CHARLIE MURPHY, to name a very few. As a matter of fact, Richard happens to be Eddie and Charlie Murphy’s first cousin.

He talks about watching Eddie explode into an international superstar and what it was like growing up behind the scenes. Charles asks Richard how is he able to navigate various egos and personalities. They discuss how the entertainment industry is expanding and whether or not it's being embraced.