The Chop Up

Therapy. Anxiety. Depression. Social Media. Distinct from generations before us, this generation has a unique and nuanced relationship to emotional health. We explore why and what our connections to how we feel stem from

DeWayne Wade, Gabrielle Union, and their son, Zion Wade, make waves when they are all soon supporting the child at a Gay PRIDE event. With the internet buzzing, we weigh in on the bold move to let their kid be who we wants to be.

The team tries to figure out what possessed Kodak Black to make the disrespectful comments he made to Lauren London after the recent passing of her partner, Nipsey Hussle. TI and The Game had some opinions on the matter that also not be ignored.

This segment focuses on the details of the Mueller investigation, whether its contents should matter to black people, and whether THIS is the time we should tap in.

This episode is all about life, legacy, and lies connected to the unexpected passing of the ancestor, Nipsey Hussle. Rest in Power, King.

The Political Plug provides some fresh insights to how we should interpret the conclusions of the Mueller Report on Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, and Toyuhgee and Conscious Lee chime in

With the recent popularity of a video featuring Cardi B describing drugging men, robbing them, and initiating sex between her passed our partner and a trans woman in her stripper days, many have called for her to be ostracized in the same manner as R. Kelly and Bill Cosby. But do those demands have merit? TCU Crew discusses

Jussie, Jussie, Jussie. Empire Star, Jussie Smollett, has been all over the news recently for making a false allegation of being attacked by homophobic MAGA supports in Chicago earlier this month. Now that the facts are surfacing and we know he orchestrated a false story, we are wondering why and what's next for the fallen actor/artist

Are you a caller or a texter? Is social media better than them both? What are the rules of texting? The DM's...to slide or not to slide? What are your communication pet peeves? We weigh in on how we stay connected

Bernie Sanders' announcement to run for president in 2020 is barely a shock to anyone, but many still have issues with his last try at the White House? Have our feelings changed? Is radical, socialist, "crazy Bernie" the key to unseating Trump? In relation to the other candidates, are we convinced he has what it takes? What are we doing with Candidate Sanders?