The Morning Aux

This episode, we cover Cardi B’s return with her new single “Outside” and Pusha T firing shots at Travis Scott on a new Clipse track. We honor June 18th as a major day in music history with classic drops from Kanye, J. Cole, and Mac Miller — plus nods to HER, The Carters, and Maverick City Music.

We dive into real talk on why men cheat even with a good woman, whether couples should say “I do” more than once, and the rise in adult autism diagnoses. We close with reflections on Juneteenth, the 7th anniversary of XXXTentacion’s passing, and what would’ve been Takeoff’s 31st birthday.

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It’s a wild ride on this post Father’s Day edition of The Morning Aux as the crew dives headfirst into a mashup of cultural chaos and musical moments. From the return of old-school names to Keke Palmer updates and Nelly & Ashanti's reunion, we ask the question: Do you believe in spinning the block… if it might be worth it?Things get real as we unpack the emotional cost of relationships, the practicality of pre-nups, and whether men should consider staying single just to dodge the financial burden of modern dating.We keep it aux-worthy with hot drops from Mariah Carey, Will Smith’s new single & video, and Slick Rick’s surprise album, plus a quick take on Kendrick’s energy in Toronto. And yes—we’re tapping in with commentary on the No Kings Day protest and what it says about today’s shifting mindset.It’s opinionated, offbeat, and always on cue—press play and plug in. Follow, like, and subscribe @MorningAuxLive — powered by RJV Media Lab.

Today on The Morning Aux, we’re diving headfirst into the mess, the stress, and the chaos that had everyone side-eyeing the group chat — from who’s really splitting the bill to who ghosted the dinner invite. We revisit the golden days of PBS Kids, reflect on what it meant for our childhoods, and ask: Are today’s kids missing out? In honor of Pride Month, we spotlight cultural voices and celebrate the importance of inclusive storytelling in music, media, and beyond.

We’ve also got a heated "One Gotta Go" debate, brand-new giveaway drops, and a timely salute to Father’s Day — unpacking what fatherhood really looks like in today’s world. Oh, and if you’ve been eyeing the fit? We’re rocking the GASWRLD Collection, part of the exclusive drops from RJV Brands.
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This episode of The Morning Aux is packed with nostalgia and culture as we break down the 25th Anniversary BET Awards—from the chaotic charm of the 106 & Park reunion (was Lil Fizz’s mic even on?) to Jamie Foxx’s gospel moment with Mariah Carey and Kirk Franklin. We get into why Ciara didn’t hit the stage with Bow Wow, Wale’s viral moment with Kai Cenat, and the rising tension between Kendrick Lamar and Druski. As Black Music Month continues, we spotlight George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic for creating a cosmic universe of funk that shaped generations—from Prince to OutKast to Kendrick. Plus, we debate which legend “Gotta Go” between Bow Wow, B2K, Lloyd, and Mario.

We also check in with listeners for our Wednesday Wellness segment and remind everyone to catch the rare Strawberry Moon around 2:40 PM. Then we dive into real talk—like whether a wife is wrong for charging her husband rent in a house her parents paid off, how parenting has softened across generations, and which era really defined Black culture: the '90s, 2000s, or 2010s. We wrap with Kanye West’s new alias “Ye Ye” and the confirmed Power spinoff uniting Tommy and Tariq. Follow, like, and subscribe at TheMorningAux.com — powered by RJV Media Lab.

On this episode of The Morning Aux, we unpack Tha Carter VI—was it really trash or was the hate overblown? The crew debates whether Lil Wayne was in top form for his Super Bowl appearance and picks their favorite Carter album, all while questioning if there's still real chemistry within the Young Money crew.

We run a heated round of One Gotta Go, covering R&B legends, Eddie Murphy’s classic films, and iconic BET programming. In the music segment, we spotlight indie talent, spin an old-school mix, and revisit Jay-Z’s “D.O.A.” in light of the rise of AI-generated music. With Timbaland launching an AI artist, major labels entering licensing talks with music-generating platforms, and artists like Kanye and Wayne tapping into machine-made creativity—what does this mean for the future of Black music culture? Plus, we touch on trending topics from Tyler Perry’s new movie and the Ray J vs. Sexyy Red feud to BMF’s return, surprise debates, and the cultural impact of the Strawberry Moon.

On today's episode, we unpack DDG’s mom claiming Halle Bailey tracked her son with AirTags, plus her behind-the-scenes take on their relationship drama.

Then it’s Elon Musk vs. Trump—a messy political feud over the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” packed with tariffs, gas money, and cuts to electric car incentives. We break down how it could hit your wallet.

We tap in with:– Weekend energy check-in: Booked & Busy, Laid Up & Logged Off, or Outside Outside?– Club stories from our 20s– Missy Elliott spotlight for Black Music Month– One Gotta Go: Pharrell, Timbaland, Metro Boomin, or Kanye?– Relationship talks, friendship closure, and real-life questions from listeners

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In this episode, The Morning Aux crew gets real—and a little reckless.

Nicole unpacks the tension between women mentors and their mentees, sparking a necessary convo on competition, insecurity, and sisterhood in professional spaces. DJ IAMONEAL breaks down the hilarious but honest truth about why men can’t seem to say “goodnight” to each other, leading into a broader discussion on emotional repression, double standards, and how masculinity shows up in the everyday.

With June marking both Men’s Mental Health Month and Black Music Month, the conversation turns introspective as the crew discusses the pressure men face to stay strong, the silence around mental health in the culture, and how music continues to be both therapy and trap.

From relationship dynamics to the Vanessa Bryant backlash, it’s all on the table—and nobody’s holding back.

The Morning Aux has officially arrived! In our premiere episode, DJ IAMONEAL & Nicole Sadé unpacks Mike Epps' daughter's new film, the Trump/Diddy pardon debate, and a wild DDG altercation. Catch our first DJ set, settle the DMX vs. Tupac rivalry, and celebrate Black Music Month. Plus, we're talking millennial dating and major celebrity news. Don't miss out!