The renowned DJ Cassidy is back to check in with the KDAY Morning Show co-hosts to celebrate his latest "Pass The Mic" holiday special in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Soul Train Awards. Speaking with Cece and Romeo, Cassidy speaks on his BET feature which is a special edition centered around the pivotal cultural moments and sounds of the 1975-1985 era. While Cassidy boasts that the upcoming episode is only the eighth installment, he shares that he's now passed the mic to a total of 190 legendary artists. DJ Cassidy shares with Cece and Romeo that he's tirelessly worked to get Charlie Wilson to be a part of the iconic show and the legendary performer will finally appear during the Soul Tain installment, as well as the incomparable Stephanie Mills. Cassidy also reveals that he will be bringing hip-hop's first two superstars Kurtis Blow and Melle Mel to the forefront of the show. Cassidy goes on to speak on how special the "Pass The Mic" series continues to be so special, his new collaboration with both Snoop Dogg and Mary J. Blige, and much more.

‘King Richard’ is currently being celebrated as one of the year’s most impactful film offerings as Will Smith leads the story of the Williams family and the journey of tennis legends Venus and Serena Williams and the driving force behind their success, their father Richard Williams. Detailing her first major film role, Daniele Lawson speaks with the KDAY Morning Show co-hosts Cece and Romeo about her experience portraying Isha Price, the second-oldest sibling to the Williams sisters. While the entire cast connected during filming, Lawson shares that she not only grew close to her co-stars, the young L.A. native expresses the gratitude and the knowledge she gained from working with the legendary Will Smith. Lawson goes on to share her journey as an actress, gives advice to anyone wanting to get into the business, and the gift Will Smith gave the entire ‘King Richard’ production.

A complete honor to have the legacy of the late legend Tupac Shakur felt in the KDAY Studios, Pac’s older brother, Maurice Harding aka Mopreme, visited the Morning Show co-hosts Cece and Romeo to discuss some of the greatest memories that only family can share with us. Having produced the 2017 tv mini-series, “Who Killed Tupac?” Mopreme speaks on his involvement with the A&E feature, in which he explains his role as being the best influence he could have been as he worked to make sure the story of his late brother was portrayed accurately. As Pac’s legacy continues to inspire and impact not only the hip-hop community but the entire globe, Mopreme explains that 2Pac knew he was a legend and always knew his life’s purpose while on earth. Mopreme comments on theories that many believe Pac is still alive today and urges everyone to continue to keep their beliefs open because it means his spirit will remain present. Mopreme goes on to speak on collaborating with the late G Shock, upcoming projects, including 2Pac NFTs, and much more.

Suga Free is back to tap in with KDAY Morning Show co-hosts Cece and Romeo, and this time he came through with his friend and collaborator Kokane. Repping as the Pomona legends, Suga and Kokane worked on a new album throughout the difficult pandemic and their latest offering is just the beginning of what fans can expect. Admitting that the pandemic has been a challenge, as Kokane and his family experienced the illness and recovered, the new album is a testament to the duos' longevity and good energy they have in their music. Not wanting a lot of features on their 'SugaKane' album, the project features production from the likes of Ant Banks, and many more, but it solely came together from their own work. Suga Free and Kokane go on to discuss their realities of the importance of getting vaccinated, share their love to Mike Epps for his support, explain why the late Eazy-E deserves a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and much more.

The multi-faceted rapper, designer, and businesswoman Reverie has created her own lane as a successful Latina in the music space and with the consistent hard work she’s displayed over the course of her career, the new direction of her path is now on her own terms. Making the transition to the singing and stepping out of her signature rap sound, Reverie shares with 935 KDAY Midday Ride host Cece that her past catalog, which spans over 12 years, has shown her growth in her artistry to now. The Los Angeles native isn’t shy about her talent, which is why she decided to release her new album ‘Sometimes I Like To Sing.’ Reverie’s upbringing has inspired her music and her work ethic, which has allowed her to expand her platform and continue her hustle. Reverie has survived the challenges of addiction and the uncertainty of working jobs that didn’t match her passion and she speaks on how paying her dues has allowed her to accept her own success and appreciate the respect she receives. The artist goes on to shed light on how she regulates negativity on social media, why she created an entire about love, the deeper meaning behind her clothing line, a new album that’s on the way, and much more. 

The iconic and legendary basketball head coach, player, entrepreneur, 3-time champion, and new host of his own podcast, Byron Scott pulled up to the 935 KDAY studios to reflect on his impact in the sport as a player and coach, as well as shared details on his new business ventures. As we've all formed our opinions on the state of the world, when it comes to the controversial topic of covid vaccinations, Scott, offered his perspective on the news surrounding Kyrie Irving's decision to not follow through with a vaccination shot. Byron tells Morning Show co-hosts Cece and Romeo, that if he were in Kyrie's current squad and team, he would persuade the player to take the shot because he has a shot to win a championship title with his talent. With former ties to the late legend Kobe Bryant, Scott reminisces on his work with KB as he trained him not only in the early years of his career, but also prepared the great Mamba for his final game with the Los Angeles Lakers. While Scott does admit that Bryant may not have been the greatest athlete, in comparison to players like Vince Carter, Byron does remind Cece and Romeo that no one would ever outwork Kobe. Scott goes on to discuss his "Off The Dribble" podcast, his favorite classic artists to listen to, his hopes to speak with Vanessa Bryant, and much more.

Entrepreneur, fitness guru, and actress Rosa Acosta stopped by the Midday Ride with 935 KDAY host Cece to discuss her latest role on Bounce TV's "Johnson." Portraying the role of Bianca, on the newly picked-up for season two show, Rosa details that the "Johnson" series aims to shine a new light and showcase a more accurate depiction of the relationships and paths of Black men. As Acosta describes her role on the show, the Dominican native highlights the show as a binge-worthy must-watch for anyone who has yet to discover the series. Acosta is not only honing in on her craft as an actress in the industry, but she has also found success with her fitness clothing line, and she also has her eyes set on opening an animal rescue shelter in the DR because of her love of dogs. Rosa Acosta goes on to share entertainment industry career advice, how she came to work with Nick Cannon, and much more.

Snow Tha Product has wasted no time in developing her career, so when the pandemic hit, the lockdown experience gave the Cali native had the opportunity to take a step back to appreciate how far she's come and how much she has accomplished on her come up. Consistently touring back-to-back, for the past 10 years has not only set up Snow for continued success, the pandemic break gave her the chance to look inward and refocus her energy. Getting back to work now, Snow has much in store for her fans, with an upcoming appearance on Red Bull's Batalla freestyle series, where she'll be a guest judge. Coming from the same style of rap, Cece of the KDAY Middays show, praises Snow for her previous performance on BET, where she took the opportunity to shed light on her community and her upbringing. As Snow continues to expand her brand, the rapper details her experience stepping into acting and more production experience in film with her work on "Queen Of The South.'" Snow explains that she wants to be able to share stories and experiences of the Latin community in a way that is authentic and accurate. Snow goes on to share how she recently purchased a full-on ranch in L.A., her recent collaboration with Jon Z, misconceptions she's heard about herself, and much more.

California's FIRST Latino state Senator Alex Padilla spoke with the KDAY Morning Show co-hosts Cece and Romeo about the historical passing of the recognizing of Hip Hop Now, Padilla has definitely had his hands full with pressing issues concerning the pandemic, health care, unemployment, and much more, but Padilla also had his hand in representing the West Coast in the Hip-Hop bill. Hip-Hop will now have its own day of celebration every year on August 11th, as it signifies the birth of hip-hop and November has now officially become Hip-Hop History Month. Having grown up in the local San Fernando Valley, Padilla represents the classic hip hop vibes in true Los Angeles fashion and notes that music has the ability to bring people together and open conversations on issues concerning the community. Padilla goes on to speak with Cece and Romeo on the importance of vaccinations and how the pandemic has greatly impacted our communities.

The Hood Santa got his start out in the industry by producing for some of the West Coast's biggest legends, including Snoop Dogg, but now, his focus has shifted from the music business to the welfare of bettering the community and providing a voice to those who work hard to serve their neighborhoods.  Speaking with KDAY Midday Ride host Cece, Hood Santa discussed his many efforts of protecting street vendors in the Los Angeles area and bringing more awareness for the urgency needed to create change. As we have all witnessed an increase in violence against many street vendors in the past few years, the situation that is happening in our backyard is a personal matter for Hood Santa as his mother was once a vendor, and seeing how many have been attacked and harassed prompted the entrepreneur to take matters into his own hands. The Hood Santa shared that he was moved to help in any way he could, so he decided to purchased pepper spray for Long Beach vendors to help protect them and that is what began his journey of bringing awareness to the matter. Hood Santa encourages everyone to get in contact with their local political representatives to share their concerns and ideas of how the community can protect vendors and create more safe environments for the pillars of our neighborhoods. As the executive director of the Local Hearts Foundation, Santa continues to work to bring awareness and community support to underserved areas and is currently preparing for a backpack event that many are encouraged to attend and donate. 

The legendary comic Tommy Davidson stopped through to the KDAY Morning Show with his peer Eric Blake to discuss life post-pandemic and getting back to normalcy with a new show at the Brea Improv. The two comics speak with Morning Show hosts Cece and Romeo about the impact the novel coronavirus pandemic had on them as they both admit they learned quite a bit from being around their children so much, as they informed them on different perspectives of social justice issues that focused on racism and LGBTQ+ rights issues. As comedians have become more under pressure these days for being too offensive, Davidson and Blake believe that social media and the current climate have made the art of comedy more restrictive and censored. When asked how the classic series "In Living Color" might compare to the new generation's comedy show Wild N Out, Davidson and Blake both agree that the two shows cant' compare because they offer different things. The legendary show focused more on the bond the cast had and was about the iconic characters and skits while the MTV show is more of a battlegrounds show. Both Tommy and Blake go on to reflect on the harsh reality of Davidson's childhood where he learned to deal with racism he faced, they share who they would battle in a comedic Verzuz battle, give advice to upcoming comics, and much more. 

From Run DMC to Bobby Brown and Whitney, to DMX and Black Rob, one of Hip Hops most influential people in the culture gives us stories that you will not see in Hip Hop Uncovered, the Docuseries on FX. Bimmy Antney sits down with the KDAY Morning Show hosts, Cece and Romeo, to speak on the show and also shared tales of his journey of coming up in the game to his success now. As Antney reflects on much advice he's received from Russell Simmons, Bimmy details how he's now focused on bringing up the newer generation but also reveals that this task is a bit of a challenge. The industry vet goes on to reflect on performing with Run DMC and Slick Rick, getting bailed out of jail by Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston, how losing the late DMX and Black Rob affected him, and much more. 

The renowned DJ Cassidy checked in with the KDAY Morning Show to celebrate the success of his Pass The Mic show, which will hit a series milestone as the the fifth installment will call out all of our favorite hip-hop giants. Speaking with Cece and Romeo, Cassidy explains that he created Pass The Mic back in 2020 in a way to connect people around the world during the height of the global coronavirus pandemic. Cassidy tells the story about what sparked the idea to curate the show, which happened during a FaceTime call with his friend, mentor, and Earth, Wind, And Fire member Verdine White. DJ Cassidy has transformed his show as the special quarantine moment began with him spinning in his living room and is now a fully produced hi shows on the BET network. This weekend, after NAACP Image Awards on BET, the fifth installment of Pass The Mic, will feature 150 legendary artists joining to participate and pass the mic, including Chaka Khan, EL DeBarge, New Edition, TLC, Run DMC, Rakim, LL Cool J, and many more.

The iconic Coolio and DJ Wino have celebrated over 30 years in the game and the two stopped through a virtual check-in with the KDAY Morning show hosts Cece and Romeo. With new music out, Coolio's latest, "Out Fa The Bag", came at a time where the rapper explains there was a void for a new release and the pandemic allowed for the rapper and Wino to create music more directly. As Coolio's career has stood through decades, the Compton native says that his fans need new music from him and also shares his hindsight on how what he would like the industry to be like now. Speaking on his 1993 classic, Coolio explains why he didn't want to originally record the infectious "Fantastic Voyage" due to creative differences with his record label at the time. Coolio also goes on to speak about a mishap with recording 'Gangsta's Paradise", why he enjoys touring with Naughty By Nature, going up against WC in a hypothetical Verzuz Battle, and much more.

What better way to celebrate the 4/20 moment than with one of the members of the legendary Bone THugs-N-Harmony group, Krayzie Bone. Chopping it up with Cece and Romeo, of the KDAY Morning Show, Krayzie fills us in on everything that's kept him busy during the pandemic, which includes new music and new additions for his cannabis venture, and the rapper also talks about losing the late DMX and former Bad Boy artist Black Rob. Sadly, hip-hop has dealt with the tragic losses of rap greats DMX and Black Rob in just a week apart. While we continue to celebrate their musical life and legacy, Krayzie shares the best memories he made with DMX while on tour and also reminisces on meeting Black Rob for the first time. Krayzie also reflects on Thugs' late friend and mentor Eazy-E sharing how ahead of his time former N.W.A. icon was and also reveals that much of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's first two albums were already lyrically written, but Eazy's mentorship solidified the group's projects with studio time, production, and development. With many of our hip-hop greats receiving their flowers and getting the ability to share their career and life stories on thier own terms, Krayzie speaks on the developing stages of band's docu series that's in the works and also goes on to speak about the Verzuz battle that never happend between Bone Thugs and Three 6 Mafia.

The Pomona icon himself Suga Free tapped in with Cece and Romeo of the 935 KDAY Morning Show to discuss his latest music in the works, 'Group Therapy Project'. As the current album sees Free and long time friend and collaborator DJ Quik back to working in the studio together, the "If You Stay Ready" rapper points out that he worked with LA Native MarSnare on new music as a way to continue to give opportunity to those on the rise. Suga Free also chops it up with the Morning Show duo about his classic songs that have been staples in the culture and details how "Why You Bullsh***in'" came together and the success it had back in 1997. Free goes on to share that he actually came up with his performance name while spending time behind bars, because he always he he wanted to be a rapper and wanted to take his talent and craft seriously, and the vet also talks about his hopes of putting together a documentary about his life and come up in the near future.

Emilio Rivera checked in to the LIVE Midday Ride with host Cece to discuss his hit show Mayans M.C. and how his journey of sobriety continues to inspire his fans and their families. While dealing with the global covid pandemic, Rivera says that the time away from work allowed him to spend more time with his family and also revealed that there is a lot in store for the Mayans series. Emilio is quite the staple in the film and television industry and is no doubt that his life's journey has greatly impacted the culture. Speaking on how acting saved his life and his journey of sobriety, Emilio admits that he's considered creating a biopic or working on a book, but he would not want his past to negatively influence someone else.

Iconic West Coast rapper of famed group Tha Dogg Pound, Daz Dillinger, stopped through the KDAY studios to speak with Cece in the "Midday Ride" about his newly released book "DPG 4 Life". As the past year has without a doubt impacted us all in many ways, Daz recently lost his mother but continues to push through to find strength. Speaking on his mother's passing, the rapper shares with Cece some of the lessons he'll never forget she gave him in life. Dillinger goes on to detail his latest offering with his book which depicts the rise of Death Row Records and how the entire label connected and gained notoriety. Daz shares with Cece that he had his hand in much of the production for the early records released on Death Row, having come up under Dr. Dre and reveals that he had to audition for the super-producer before joining the DR team. Daz also shares that a dream he had of the late Nipsey Hussle inspired him on an entrepreneurial tip when it comes to the production and sell of his book.

The iconic Cypress Hill checked in with KDAY Morning Show hosts Cece and Romeo to chat about their imprint in the culture, all thanks to After Hours with Cypress Hill, presented by Cerveza Montejo. The South Gate natives will be celebrating 30 years in the music game with their self-titled debut album, which dropped back in 1991. DJ Muggs, Sen Dog, and B-Real all reflected on the success they've had over the years, explaining that production on their debut album was all experimental and was a capsule of what life was like coming up. The trio also individually names their top two influences in hip-hop, which include Flavor Flav, KRS-One, Ice-T, EPMD, and many more.

Comedian Jo Koy returns to Los Angeles for two sold out shows at the Forum in Inglewood. He stopped by the KDAY morning with Cece and Romeo show to speak on his “Just Kidding” World Tour. Jo Koy also opened up about the influence Eddie Murphy had on his career path and speaks for the first time about his new film venture with Steven Spielberg. Check out beginning of interview where he totally clowns on Cece's accent when she says "That's Niice"; classic Jo Koy!

Producer songwriter Triggs speaks to the KDAY Morning Show with Cece and Romeo about being signed to Snoop Dogg's record label, Doggy Style South. He opens up about meeting Snoop for the first time and what he has learned working with OG’s like Snoop.

JoJo, formerly of Jodeci and K-Ci and Jojo, stopped by the KDAY Morning Show with Cece and Romeo to talk about his first solo single “Special”, shares what it was like recording one of Tupac’s biggest hit songs “How Do You Want It", and even joins Romeo for an R&B rendition of "Itsy Bitsy Spider".

The Puerto Rican Princess is widely known for her appearance on reality shows like the Love & Hip franchise and her new featured Zeus Network show "Joseline's Cabaret." Taking up the task of WeTV's "Marriage Bootcamp" with her boyfriend Balistic, the couple stopped through the KDAY Morning Show to talk about their couples therapy experience. Speaking with Cece and Romeo, Joseline and Balistic share how they made it through the show, what it's like putting their lives in front of millions, new music on the way, and much more.

With major respect on the West Coast, Tayf3rd has been steadily on the come up, being mostly inspired by the pioneering L.A. native Uncle Snoop. Exclusively signing with Bobby Dee agency, TayF3rd and Bobby speak on the artist's star quality, his upcoming project, a few artists he hopes to work with, and also shares details about the forthcoming R&B festival "Lovers and Friends".

King Lil G stopped by the KDAY Morning show with Cece & Romeo to speak on Kobe Bryant and the impact he had on him and his music. He also spoke on recording his tribute song "Kobe Bryant Legacy" and why it was important to put his feelings about his passing in a song.

Charlie Wilson came through to the KDAY Morning Show with Cece and Romeo to catch us up on his upcoming Valentine's Day show, his thoughts on who stands out in today's R&B climate, what it was like collabing with Snoop Dogg, and shares a hilarious story about him losing out a lead feature on Kanye West's "All Of The Lights".

Noel G can easily be considered a veteran in the film industry, having worked alongside greats like Denzel Washington and many more. Stopping through the 935 KDAY studios with Cece and Romeo of the Morning Show, Noel discussed his career longevity, new film 'A Psycho's Path', the possibility of creating a movie about his life story, and whether or not he would still work with Denzel Washington or Jim Carrey again.

Jon B stopped through the KDAY Morning Show with CeCe and Romeo to discuss his latest release which features the DJ Carisma signature remix. Speaking on crafting the early sounds of essential R&B, Jon shares his thoughts on the current culture of R&B music, he shares what it was like collabing with legendary artists like Babyface, Donell Jones, and of course the late 2Pac. Jon details his experience working in the studio with Pac and admits that he had to shake off his intimidation during his studio session with Pac while recording "Are You Still Down".

Coming up listening to the likes of Ruff Ryders DMX and Eve, New York native Londynn B has consistently worked to get to the position she is currently in. Since appearing in the Netflix series' premiere season, Londynn has worked to seize every opportunity from the show. Speaking with Cece and Romeo of the KDAY Morning show, Londynn shares her rap inspirations, the advice and connection she shared with fellow rapper Cardi B, and her future fashion plans.

Jim Jones stopped through the KDAY Morning Show with Cece and Romeo to talk about the energy behind his new album El Capo and how many are considering the 2019 release a classic. Jones also shares his thoughts on the influence he has had with creating the VH1 Love & Hip Hop franchise, what he thinks about the impeachment process of Donald Trump, and he even lends Nick Cannon some advice on what should have went down when the Eminem beef reignited.

Actor Luis Guzman Checks In With Cece And Romeo To Talk About His Role As A Pastor In The New Film 'Hold On' And Working With His Son.

Brooklyn came through the 935 KDAY Morning Show with Cece and Romeo to chop it up about his current project ’Summertime Shoout 3’, being influenced by fellow New York native Jadakiss and how they share advice with one another in the game, Fab also shares his plans for returning to the big screen and his favorite go-to L.A. eateries.

Akon visits 935 KDay and sits down with Romeo and Cece to discuss his return to music with his latest project 'El Negreeto'

Keyshia Cole stopped by The Cece And Romeo Show to talk about her new reality show, having her second child with her boyfriend Nico, how she balances her show, music and being a mom, and what’s on the agenda for 2020.

Mr. Padilla stops by 935 KDAY to share the impact the upcoming Rally For Our Rights event will have on not only in California but across the country. Making strides in voter registration and legislation for the city, California’s diversity is leading the progress and what is next in 2020 politics.

Always repping his New York roots, Jadakiss sat with Cece and Romeo of the KDAY Morning show where he discussed 2020 plans for a new album with The LOX, an upcoming role in an animated film, continuing to honor his late friend with his own healthy Juice drinks, and of course he names his complete top five rappers list.

The Queen Bee came through the 935 KDAY Morning show with CeCe and Romeo to discuss the success of her reality show Girl’s Cruise and whether or not there is a second season in the works. Lil Kim also speaks on how her recent BET honor sparked the chance at a reunion with Junior Mafia, wanting to produce up and coming talent and talks about sharing the Bee fan base title with Beyoncé.

Gabriel Iglesias checks in with Cece & Romeo at 93.5 KDAY to talk about the renewal of his Netflix show "Mr. Iglesias", the late John Witherspoon, an upcoming tour & more.

Cedric The Entertainer checks in with Cece & Romeo to talk about the late John Witherspoon, the second season of his TV show "The Neighborhood", The Comedy Get Down & More.

Dame Dash and Hassan stop by 935 KDay to sit down with Romeo and Cece to discuss Hassan's new project 'God Forbid'. They also discuss their top 5 favorite rappers and producers.

Comedy Legend Tommy Davidson stopped by to chat with CeCe & Romeo Morning Show about his upcoming tour and classic show "In Living Color"

Dame Dash and Hassan stop by 935 KDay to sit down with Romeo and Cece to discuss Hassan's new project 'God Forbid'. They also discuss their top 5 favorite rappers and producers.

Bill Bellamy on comparing Eddie Murphy and Kevin Hart and their rise to success, the Lakers and their new season and his upcoming comedy shows.

Too Short stopped by to chop it up with Cece and Romeo and discussed venturing into the cannabis business, how his life changed when his daughter was born and his new documentary with Ray J.

DJ Muggs stops by 935 KDay with Cece and Romeo in the morning to discuss his new project 'Members Only', receiving a hollywood star on the walk of fame and shares stories with Cypress Hill and Dr. Dre.

Big Boi & Sleepy Brown stop by 935 KDAY with the Cece and Romeo Morning Show to discuss their new album 'Big Sleepover', a possible OutKast Reunion and their thoughts on modern Hip-hop.

Frankie Quinones sits down with CeCe and Romeo to discuss the creation of his workout plan Cholofit, possible movie roles and the comedians that have inspired him.

Felipe Esparza Checks In With Cece And Romeo To Talk About His Vegan Lifestyle, Telling The Worst Joke While Doing Stand-Up Comedy, And Finding People Who Look Like Him On Instagram.

Mario stops by the KDAY Morning show to speak with Romeo about his role in Empire, along with his many other creative endeavors, and even serenades one of our superfan interns.

Michael Rapaport hangs out with Romeo and Cece to talk about his comedy tour, top 5 basketball players, Top 5 Rappers, and Tupac's legacy.