We’re turning up the heat on corporate hypocrisy and cultural shifts. In our top story, we examine why major advertisers are pulling their support from Juneteenth celebrations—and whether it's time for the Black community to push back with a boycott. Plus, Shizzy’s Top 10 returns with a hilarious and brutally honest countdown of things that just don’t fly anymore in 2025—from outdated slang to behaviors that should’ve been canceled years ago. It’s the perfect mix of critical commentary and comedy to keep you informed and entertained midweek.

In this episode we break down breaking headlines and cultural classics. First, we discuss reports that R. Kelly’s life may be in danger behind bars and what that means for high-profile inmates. Then, we cover the shocking story of another Democrat politician being detained by ICE, raising serious questions about immigration enforcement and political targeting. And to lighten the mood, we count down the Top 5 Black TV Dads of all time—celebrating the fictional fathers who helped shape culture, community, and comedy. It’s a mix of hard news and heartwarming nostalgia you don’t want to miss!

On this Monday episode of Microwave News with Marquis Lupton, we unpack the surprising story of a Detroit woman who was ejected from court for making a sandwich during proceedings—sparking conversations about courtroom decorum and public patience. We also dive deep into the rising unemployment rates across the country, analyzing what the latest job market trends mean for workers and the economy. Tune in for sharp insights, timely news analysis, and engaging commentary to start your week informed and empowered.

Newsmaker Interview: Akil Parker is the founder and CEO of All This Math, LLC, a pioneering educational services company dedicated to transforming the relationship between Mathematics and the Black community. With nearly two decades of experience teaching math in Philadelphia schools and as a current professor at Cheyney University, Akil combines expert tutoring, educational consulting, and professional development to make math accessible and culturally relevant. His free YouTube channel uniquely blends simplified math instruction with Black history and culture, empowering learners of all ages. Akil also leads parent workshops designed to demystify “New Math” and equip families to support their children’s learning at home. He is the author of How To Use All This Math, Volume 1 (2023), a practical guide for parents to develop arithmetic and algebra skills through everyday activities. Passionate about math as a tool of liberation, Akil Parker inspires audiences to embrace math as a pathway to empowerment within the African diaspora.

It’s Wednesday, and that means it’s time for another hilarious ShizzyGetsBusy Top 10 on The Morning Experience with Marquis Lupton! This week, we’re breaking down the Top 10 reasons you know you’re washed—from struggling to stay awake past 9PM to needing two days to recover from one night out. We’re mixing laughs with life lessons in this playful, nostalgic look at growing older and owning it. Whether you're clutching your back after sneezing or saying "I remember when gas was a dollar," this episode is for you. Tune in for relatable real talk, a few roasts, and your weekly reminder that getting older is a vibe—just a slower one.

In this episode of The Morning Experience with Marquis Lupton, we dive into the U.S. Supreme Court’s controversial ruling on so-called "reverse discrimination"—and why legal experts say it could make equity and inclusion efforts even harder. We unpack why Philly Pride is turning down a sponsorship from Target, sparking a larger conversation about corporate allyship during Pride Month. A viral video of an armed DoorDash driver confronting a customer over a missing tip raises questions about tipping culture and safety. Tennis phenom Coco Gauff scores a major win, adding another chapter to her rising legacy. And we ask: is Dollar General the next big-box store to face protests, following in the footsteps of Target? Tune in for sharp insights, cultural commentary, and the stories driving the headlines.

In this episode, we break down the latest headlines shaking the nation. We uncover shocking footage of New Jersey police launching an unprovoked attack on a local man, and analyze the Florida Bar's dismissal of a third ethics complaint against former Attorney General Pam Bondi. We also discuss the Administration’s controversial request to the Supreme Court regarding mass layoffs at the Department of Education. In entertainment news, legendary actor Denzel Washington is confirmed to join the cast of Black Panther 3, set to hit theaters in February 2028. And finally, social media is in a frenzy over a toddler’s flawless—and some say too flawless—catwalk that’s dividing the internet. Don’t miss this wild ride through politics, justice, pop culture, and viral moments!