The Mornin' Experience W/ Marquis Lupton

The Morning Experience team gets competitive (and a little petty) with The Great R&B Male Singer Draft, building a full tournament-style bracket that pits timeless legends against new-school hitmakers. From golden-era vocal gods to modern crooners with streaming stats to prove it, the crew debates range, impact, catalog, and straight-up “can’t-skip-this-song” energy while seeding matchups that...

This hour of The Morning Experience digs into the stories that make you stop mid-sip and say… wait, WHAT? We start with “Things That Make You Say Hmmm…”, breaking down the arrest of 21-year-old activist and Temple University student Jerome Deangelo Richardson, who turned himself in after a federal warrant tied to an anti-ICE church protest in Minnesota. We unpack what he’s being charged with, why...

Kick off your week with The Morning Experience—your Monday reset with energy, laughs, and real talk. From the headlines that matter to conversations that sound like the group chat, Monday’s show blends news, culture, humor, and community into one smooth ride. It’s the perfect mix of smart takes and good vibes to get you ready for the week ahead—because Mondays are hard enough without boring radio.

Winter is outside acting real disrespectful, and ShizzyGetBizzy is here to remind you why staying indoors is not just a preference—it’s a lifestyle choice. In this Top 10 list, Shizzy breaks down all the reasons why going outside in the cold is a setup, from frozen fingertips and mystery coughs to the false confidence of “it’s not that bad.” With sharp humor, cultural callbacks, and painfully rela...

This hour is moving fast and hitting hard. We kick things off with a major bag alert as Khaby Lame turns TikTok fame into generational wealth with a jaw-dropping $900 million e-commerce deal—because sometimes “silent reactions” speak the loudest. Then we rewind pop culture history with Tyra Banks as she opens up in a new America’s Next Top Model Netflix documentary, reflecting on the pressure, the...

Start your Tuesday morning with The Morning Experience, where news, culture, and real-life conversations meet before the day fully kicks in. This episode delivers sharp commentary on the stories everyone’s talking about, thoughtful perspective on issues impacting our communities, and moments of humor to balance out the heavy headlines. From national news to everyday experiences, Tuesday’s show kee...

THE MORNING EXPERIENCE — DAILY RUNDOWN TOP STORIES 🎬 Sundance Shock: Congressman Assaulted Florida Congressman Maxwell Frost says he was racially assaulted and punched at a Sundance Film Festival party in Park City, Utah. Police arrested a man who allegedly yelled racist slurs and told Frost that President Donald Trump would deport him before attacking him. 👉 A reminder that political violence a...

We’re talking Third Shift—the overnight grind that flips your sleep schedule, tests your patience, and somehow always comes with broken vending machines and suspicious breakroom energy. From the chaos of 2 a.m. coworkers to the “is it dinner or breakfast?” dilemma, April breaks down why Third Shift can feel… let’s just say unnecessarily rough—and how folks survive it with humor, hustle, and a litt...

Wake up and tap in to The Mornin’ Experience — where news, culture, comedy, and real conversation collide. Each episode blends the stories everyone’s talking about with the context you actually need, served up with humor, honesty, and a perspective rooted in the culture. From headline-making news and viral moments to thought-provoking topics, community voices, and laugh-out-loud segments, The Morn...

ShizzyGetBizzy is back with another Top 10 that’s equal parts hilarious, petty, and painfully honest. This episode is all about the everyday things y’all do that just don’t sit right with Shizzy — the habits, behaviors, and moments that make him stop mid-sentence and say, “Nah… we gotta talk about this.” From social media foolishness to public behavior that should’ve stayed in the group chat, Shiz...

Why do streamers act like Facebook Live is the embarrassing cousin they don’t invite to the cookout? In this episode, we break down the unspoken hierarchy of streaming platforms—and why Facebook always seems stuck at the family reunion table. With sharp punchlines and cultural commentary, we explore how Twitch became the nightclub, YouTube the concert hall, and Facebook… the place where your aunt...

In a media landscape where conversations about faith are often polarized—or avoided altogether—GodSquad is creating space for something more honest. In this episode, we sit down with Dillon Naber Cruz, a panelist on the SiriusXM podcast GodSquad, to talk about faith, doubt, culture, and what spirituality looks like in modern life. Cruz shares the origins of the show, why asking hard questions is e...

This week on ShizzyGetBizzy, we’re clocking the neighborhood changes everybody notices but nobody wants to say out loud. From $7 lattes replacing corner store coffee, to rent hikes that come with zero repairs, this Top 10 hits close to home — literally. We break down the red flags of gentrification with humor, honesty, and that familiar “wait… why is this true?” energy. It’s funny until it’s not....

One hundred episodes in — and we’re still standing, still laughing, still telling the truth. This episode is a celebration of the journey: the conversations that made you think, the moments that made you laugh out loud, and the stories that reminded us why this platform matters. From bold monologues and unforgettable interviews to panel debates that went off the rails in the best way, this milesto...

White supremacy has been sold as a promise of power, protection, and prosperity — but in this episode, we break down why that promise has always been a scam. In a sharp, satirical monologue, we unpack the uncomfortable truth: if white supremacy actually worked for all white people, rural schools wouldn’t be collapsing, hospitals wouldn’t be closing, and entire communities wouldn’t be struggling ju...

T.H.E.M. The Collective isn’t just an organization — it’s a movement rooted in healing, equity, and community power. In this conversation, we spotlight the work T.H.E.M. is doing to uplift marginalized voices, address systemic barriers, and create safe, affirming spaces where people can thrive mentally, emotionally, and socially. From grassroots advocacy to community-centered programming, this epi...

This episode runs the full spectrum of “we are living in the future… and it’s messy.” We kick things off with a DoorDash driver who tried to scam a customer using AI-generated delivery photos—and got exposed immediately. From there, we dig into growing concerns over privacy as Wegmans rolls out facial recognition tech in NYC, raising the question: safety measure or surveillance creep? Then comes a...

This ShizzyGetBizzy Top 10 is one for the culture — because some things don’t need explaining, they need recognizing. We’re breaking down the Top 10 Things Every Black Person Does, the unspoken habits, reflexes, and moments that instantly let you know… “yeah, you’re one of us.” From survival instincts and family-coded behavior to everyday moves that transcend age, region, and tax bracket, this lis...

On this episode, we’re talking ownership, influence, and who really gets protected in America. We start with Megan Thee Stallion turning a viral moment into real equity, opening her first Popeyes franchise in Miami’s South Beach. What began as a limited-edition sauce is now bricks, mortar, and ownership — a case study in how branding, leverage, and business can intersect when the artist controls t...

On this episode, we’re digging into the stories that make you laugh first… then sigh deeply. We kick things off with McDonald’s facing a lawsuit over the McRib — yes, the rib-shaped sandwich that apparently has some customers questioning reality, ingredients, and false advertising. Is this America, or is this performance art? Next, we head to San Francisco, where the mayor has signed an ordinance...

In today’s monologue, we take a trip to one of the most familiar—and complicated—institutions in Black and urban communities: the corner store. From overpriced snacks and bulletproof glass to being the place you go when the fridge is empty and payday is still two days away, corner stores sit at the intersection of convenience, survival, and frustration. This monologue explores how these stores bec...

The temperature drops and suddenly everybody turns into a meteorologist with trauma. This week on ShizzyGetBizzy, we’re counting down the Top Ten Things Black Folks Say When It’s Cold Outside — the phrases, complaints, and dramatic observations that come out the moment winter starts acting disrespectful. From “the sun out here lying” to “this weather ain’t for us,” this list is pure Black winter s...

New Year’s Eve Special — Closing the Year With Truth, Purpose, and Perspective As we ring in the New Year, this special episode takes a powerful look back — and forward. From justice and accountability to community healing and cultural reflection, this New Year’s Eve edition is about naming what we’ve survived, celebrating where we showed up for each other, and setting intentions for what comes ne...

Today’s conversations take us from justice to generosity — and straight into culture. We start with a major police accountability case out of California. Nearly three years after college football player K’aun Green was shot four times by a San Jose police officer, the city is preparing to approve an $8 million settlement, one of the largest in its history. The case raises serious questions about e...

News Block Rundown ChatGPT lawsuits raise serious mental health alarms OpenAI is now facing eight lawsuits alleging its chatbot caused severe psychological harm, with claims that ChatGPT acted as a suicide “coach” in multiple cases. Five deaths by suicide are cited, including two teenagers, raising urgent questions about AI guardrails, responsibility, and mental health protections in tech. Boss gi...