The Radio Show ATL

Singer, songwriter, actor, and director Damon Anthony joins M-16 on The Aftermath to discuss his creative journey, balancing music and film, the experiences that have shaped his career, and what’s next. Damon opens up about the passion behind his creative process, the challenges of wearing multiple hats in the entertainment world, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Plus, Damon shares his...

The microphones are on, and M-16, ATL Diva, and Big Debo are back with another unfiltered conversation on the biggest stories in music and entertainment. The crew reviews T.I.'s Kill the King and debates whether the King of the South delivered another standout project. They also discuss the legal issues involving Atlanta radio personality Big Tigger, separating the known facts from speculation whi...

On this edition of The Aftermath, M-16 sits down with former tech executive, entrepreneur, and creator of the documentary series It's Cool to Be Smart, Reggie Shareef. Reggie shares his journey from discovering a passion for technology to becoming a champion for STEM education and youth empowerment. The conversation explores how his experience at Tennessee State University helped shape his leaders...

This week on The Radio Show ATL, M-16 and The Jerk discuss Drake's Iceman spending a month at No. 1 and what it means for the current state of hip-hop. They also debate Rick Ross pushing back his new album and whether release delays still matter in the streaming era. Plus, two rounds of One Gotta Go (Potato Edition and Modern Everyday Life Edition) and M-16 sounds off on a growing frustration with...

On this special episode of The Aftermath, M-16 sits down with his father, Gaylord Boyd, for a conversation about family, legacy, and a lifetime of stories. Known to radio audiences as The Boogie Child, Gaylord reflects on his decades-long broadcasting career while discussing his new cookbook, How I Learned to Cook Great Creole Food. From radio memories to family recipes and Creole cooking traditio...

The crew kicks things off with the Knicks finals run, breaking down fan behavior and the rising cost of Finals tickets. M-16 then shifts the conversation to music legacy, asking whether Drake has officially surpassed Lil Wayne in career impact as debate heats up at the table. In the Random Segment, things go off the rails as each guest takes turns trying to get the show cancelled, with Krys and Ji...

On this episode of The Radio Show ATL: The Aftermath, M-16 sits down with longtime friend, collaborator, and cast member The Jerk for an honest conversation about his journey with the show. The Jerk reflects on joining The G.O.A.T. Radio in 2010, how being on the microphone helped him showcase a different side of his personality, and the role he played in the evolution of TRS ATL. He also addresse...

After 6 months away, Ez is BACK with M-16, Uncle Krys, Jimmy, and Big Debo for a huge music debate on The Radio Show ATL. The crew reviews all THREE of Drake’s latest albums from top to bottom, with Jimmy delivering some of the hottest takes of the episode as the resident Drake defender. The biggest question: will M-16 pull his usual “old man” nonsense and hate everything… or did Drake actually ge...

Friend of the show Lauryn Nichole returns to The Radio Show ATL for a real conversation with M-16 about growth, balance, and the journey behind the music. Lauryn opens up about her YouTube series Becoming Lauryn Nichole, giving listeners a closer look into the daily grind of chasing a dream while balancing real life responsibilities. The conversation also dives into the meaning behind her record “...

On this episode of The Radio Show ATL, M-16 sits down with Juicee K and Dr. E from The Break Room for a real conversation following the heated reaction to the show’s discussion surrounding Megan Thee Stallion, accountability, and representation on the platform. The ladies speak candidly about why they felt the original conversation missed the mark and why certain comments rubbed listeners the wron...

M-16 and Debo sit down with R&B singer Maya Naomii to talk about her “818” EP, building her brand, creative growth, and the journey behind the music. She opens up about her sound, her mindset as an artist, and what continues to push her forward creatively. The crew gets into real conversation, good energy, and everything surrounding her next move on this episode of The Radio Show ATL: The Afte...

Kanye’s back with a new album and Verzuz talk—but is anyone still checking for the music? The crew debates if it’s a real comeback or just noise. Meg and Klay get messy—was she wrong for taking it to social, or is that fair game Uncle Krys gives his take on the Michael Jackson biopic, and “One Gotta Go: Food Edition” turns into a family cook-off debate. In the random segment M-16 apologizes to Too...

Fresh off the rails and right on time—ATL Diva, M-16, Uncle Krys, and Big Debo bring the usual chaos. The crew debates Drake’s Iceman roll-out does he address Kendrick Lamar or keep it moving? And is the hype about him… or does hip-hop just need a moment? They also get into Usher and Chris Brown ticket prices and what fans should really expect. Plus, a quick hit on the Michael Jackson biopic and w...

On this episode of The Radio Show ATL, M-16 sits down with returning guest Chevonne O’Shaughnessy, producer and founder of American Cinema Inspires. Known for bringing faith-and-family stories to audiences around the world, Chevonne joins the show to talk about her latest work on the Sugarcreek Amish Series and the growing demand for meaningful, values-driven content. The conversation dives into t...

On this episode of The Radio Show ATL, ATL Diva, Jae Marie, M-16, and Big Debo dive into the backlash surrounding Druski and his viral Erika Kirk parody, breaking down the reaction and what it says about comedy today. The crew then shifts to hip-hop, debating the return of seasoned artists like T.I., Jay-Z, and Juvenile. M-16 questions how sustainable this wave really is, sparking a bigger convers...

The Aftermath is here and we have M-16 as he sits down with returning guest Steve Wohlberg for a timely and thought-provoking conversation on faith, finances, and navigating today’s economic uncertainty. With rising costs and financial pressure impacting families everywhere, Steve shares biblical insight on how to approach money with wisdom, balance, and peace. From practical stewardship to deeper...

On this episode of The Aftermath, M-16 is joined by author and returning guest Christina Bennett to review To Whom This May Concern by Jill Scott—but things quickly go off-script. It’s revealed early that Christina didn’t finish the album, forcing a real-time catch-up while she fires back at M-16’s unhinged takes. Between the sarcasm, pushback, and back-and-forth, the energy stays unpredictable. C...

M-16 connects with Britt Xyra Dusk of London-based band Lunar & The Deception on The Radio Show ATL: The Aftermath. With their single “Your Monsters” and full-length album The Somnambulist now available, Britt opens up about the band’s origins, their creative process in the studio, and the visual world that shapes their sound. The conversation dives into the emotional core behind “Your Monster...

The Aftermath is back M-16 and guest host Jae Marie sit down with DJ Epps, a respected voice in hip-hop and host on LL Cool J's Rock The Bells Radio on SiriusXM radio. Epps breaks down how he landed on Rock The Bells, the grind behind the decks, and what it takes to stay relevant in an ever-changing industry. This episode dives deeper than the headlines — exploring strategy, longevity, and the sto...

This week on The Radio Show ATL, M-16, Uncle Krys & Big Debo break down hip hop’s hottest debates: 50 Cent vs T.I. — smoke or strategy? Is Ludacris Hall of Fame worthy? One year after Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” how do Drake and J. Cole stack up in retrospect? Plus, M-16 goes hard on Android users, and we spotlight a global playlist of up-and-coming artists you need to hear. No video this...

On this episode of The Radio Show ATL: The Aftermath, ATL Diva and M-16 sit down with Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, and entrepreneur Gerald Jones. Gerald discusses winning an Emmy for a powerful PSA addressing school violence, co-founding the uplifting lifestyle app Blessn, and the importance of purpose, faith, and authentic connection in today’s digital culture. The conversation explores r...

On this episode of The Radio Show ATL: The Aftermath, M-16 sits down with writer and creative Christina Bennett to talk about the journey behind her debut book, No Place Like You. Christina opens up about the inspiration behind the story, the creative process of bringing her first book to life, and what it really takes to move from idea to release. The conversation touches on storytelling, vulnera...

Lynnel Fletcher returns on The Aftermath for a conversation that feels more like a reunion than an interview. A friend of the show and recurring voice, Lynnel sits down with M-16 to talk about her journey as an author, the release of her second book, Stop Fishing In The Dating Pool, and the lessons she’s picked up along the way. The discussion moves beyond surface-level promotion into real perspec...

On this episode of The Radio Show ATL: The Aftermath, M-16 is joined by media entrepreneur and radio personality TampaMystic for an in-depth conversation about building independent platforms in music and media. TampaMystic reflects on her early connection to music, the experiences that solidified her path, and the decision to move beyond hosting interviews to launching her own radio stations, incl...

After being naughty all year, M-16 somehow earns the ultimate reward: hosting the holiday finale with three beautiful, brilliant women—singer/songwriter/actress Mariah Denee, Jovanna Surillo (All Things Good Podcast), and Aisya (Smalltalk Podcast), who helped close out the previous two holiday seasons and is back for the third year in a row. The crew shares hot takes on Nas & DJ Premier’s new...