The Morning Hustle Podcast

On The Morning Hustle with Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker, Kyle’s message of the day urges listeners to “recognize you are royalty.” The main interview spotlights Ify Abasi, founder/CEO of Children First Community Development Services, discussing why he started the foster-care-focused organization after seeing teen boys repeatedly declined for placements; foster parent Lakea shares adopting her first child after six years, and former foster youth Chayla explains meeting Lakea through respite care and staying into adulthood. The show also features “F You Friday,” Alton’s “God Ain’t Pleased,” and a $1,000 Cash Grab win by Alexis. In Lo’Down, they discuss Lionel Richie launching a Las Vegas residency at 77, debate Drake and Sexyy Red’s relationship and YouTube/Billboard chart issues, and react to Dame Dash claiming monogamy is “gay.” Guests later include Tank on Tyler Perry’s The Gospel of Christmas, plus Rotimi and Lil Rel Howery on their film God With Us, and Tisha Campbell on her drama One Last Shot.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On The Morning Hustle Podcast, Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker welcome Dr. Ian Smith during the $1,000 Cash Grab segment, where caller Darius from Detroit wins $40 and Dr. Smith rules that “skeleton” isn’t the correct answer for the bone protecting the brain. In Lore’l’s Lo’Down, Cam Newton files for primary custody of his four kids with ex Kia Proctor, alleging substance abuse and blocked access while noting he pays $7,500 monthly in child support; Nick Cannon reportedly put six of his children’s mothers into a single group chat; and Remy Ma continues calling people out, shading Claressa Shields and saying Maino and Jim Jones weren’t always “nice” or rappers. Other segments include Kyle’s “love it, leave it, or lose it” message, used-gift holiday talk, Ask Uncle Alton on child support, and HBCU updates including a Winston-Salem State homecoming shooting recap and a Pentagon program sending $97.1M to 10 HBCUs.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On The Morning Hustle Podcast, L’Oreal, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker preview topics including an Ole Miss incident where white students were caught making monkey noises at Black women, plus a discussion on “parenting your parents,” especially around safety, oversharing, and believing AI-generated misinformation. Kyle shares a message of the day about remembering the past that shaped your future, and they debate whether answering after-hours work emails is worth it based on survey results. In the Lo’Down, L’Oreal reports that an attorney who defended Keefe D was found dead in Las Vegas, Zeus Network CEO Lemuel “Lemme” Plummer is accused by partners of taking millions from the company, and Lamar Odom becomes the first NBA player on OnlyFans. The episode also features a cash-grab trivia game and a “Defend Your Boy” segment centered on Alton’s cruise-stage antics with a woman in a scooter.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker open the Morning Hustle Podcast with Kyle’s message of the day—“shoot your shot”—plus a round of “I Know You Lying,” then welcome guest DeonTay Cole to discuss his Coming Through America Tour dates and the Grits and Eggs podcast. In the Lo’Down, Lore’l covers backlash over Dave Chappelle’s Madison Square Garden comments, the reported Chris Brown and Usher friction during Usher’s Atlanta shows before they reunite onstage, and Kai Cenat’s decision to move forward with a defamation case after a viral accusation. The crew debates a “Help a Hustler” dilemma about flipping a friend’s cabinet for profit, plays the Cash Grab with contestant Alexis who wins $80, and Kyle shares tragic news from Winston-Salem State University homecoming involving two shootings, one death, and multiple injuries.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle Podcast with L’Oreal, Kyle Santilli, and Alton Walker covers headlines, pop culture, and listener debates, starting with Kyle’s message of the day urging people to stay engaged after voting. In the Lo’Down, L’Oreal updates that Little Durk remains jailed in solitary confinement with prosecutors arguing against bond, while rumors circulate online about an Apple Watch allegedly found on him. She also shares that Cardi B revealed her son’s name is Ray Diggs and that Don’t Call Me White Girl (Mona) issued an apology after Cardi B responded to comments about colorism and success. Another Lo’Down segment notes Carmelo Anthony and La La’s divorce is finally moving after a decade, with infidelity cited. The episode also features Alton’s cruise “I Got Five On It,” a Cash Grab game, and a discussion on tipping fatigue and whether leaked texts or a camera roll would be worse.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Lore’l and Kyle Santillian host The Morning Hustle Podcast while Alton Walker is out, focusing on Election Day results and listener reactions as Democrats regain control of the House (222 seats) and Senate (54 seats), alongside multiple historic firsts including Keisha Lance Bottoms becoming the first Black woman elected governor of a U.S. state.   In the Lo’Down, 50 Cent appears in court as Tia Kemp misses the hearing, her Instagram gets suspended, and he seeks $6 million; Takeoff’s murder trial is postponed again until next year; and Paris Jackson takes Michael Jackson’s estate to court seeking $600 million from the family trust. Other segments include Kyle’s message encouraging voters to be proud if they participated, an “I Know You Lying” story about stolen Tiffany earrings recovered after being swallowed, a cash-grab game, and discussion of Thanksgiving sides and HBCU voter turnout.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On an Election Day edition of The Morning Hustle, Lore’l and Kyle Santillian (with Alton Walker referenced throughout) repeatedly stress the importance of voting, featuring guests Claudia Jordan and America Votes executive director Daria Dawson on why every vote counts, how to prepare (polling location, hours, valid ID, stay in line), voting down-ballot, and calling 1-866-OUR-VOTE for problems; Brittany Packnett Cunningham adds guidance on engaging children, researching judges, and using vote411.org; Van Lathan reframes voting around demanding what you want, not just harm reduction; former Georgia state representative Erica Thomas highlights Georgia’s early-vote record and directs listeners to Ballotpedia and vote.org; and Angela Rye promotes The People’s Election Night and reiterates election protection resources. In the Lowdown, they discuss Terrence Howard claiming he’s running for president and Rihanna urging nonvoters to take responsibility, Boosie calling $125,000 “crumbs,” and later updates including Kodak Black falling onstage, Little Durk being placed in solitary ahead of a Nov. 4 bail hearing with support letters, Offset betting on Keisha Lance Bottoms, and Kanye West’s Houston attendance record plus Drake’s appearance.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew kicks off with Kyle’s message of the day, “attitudes determine altitudes,” then welcomes motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and author Kai Fair, who shares how a felony and a renewed faith pushed him from street life into inspiring youth, running a car shop, and writing his book Undefined Evidence. The show debates whether dating a friend or relative’s ex is off-limits, with callers sharing real situations, then finance expert Anthony O’Neal explains why October is the holiday spending cutoff and how to use a sinking fund to avoid credit-card cycles. Alton’s “God Ain’t Pleased” spotlights a “Quiet on the Creek” church remix, before a Cash Grab contestant wins $60. Artist Akeem Ali discusses Texture Tape 3, tour decisions, and ticket pricing, and Rapsody talks her album Guy Got an Afro and Gold Hoops, inspiration from Ghana, and signing with Roc Nation.

Broadcasting live from the One Voyage Cruise, Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker hype the crowd, share Kyle’s message of the day (“it is what it is”), and discuss news including preparedness warnings and quirky headlines. Guests Clifton Powell talks about how Marquita helped him change his health, and Teddy Riley reflects on hits, musicianship, and performing at any age, while Kirk Franklin discusses controversy around collaborating with GloRilla, his single “This Time” hitting #1, and his album I Am What I Am. In The Lo’Down, they cover Jay-Z addressing Super Bowl halftime pressure, Roc Nation helping young soccer standout Nevada, and Jay-Z and J. Cole writing a letter supporting Lil Durk’s request to fight his second trial from home, then discuss Blueface’s $2,000 dinner bill drama and a dropped Drake lawsuit alongside rumors about Sexyy Red.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker open with Kyle’s message of the day—“take it as far as you can make it”—urging listeners not to limit their expectations. In the “I Know You Lying” segment, they react to bizarre stories including a Venezuelan baby born with a dark mustache, a Mobile, Alabama woman robbing a liquor store with a used tampon while claiming she had HIV, and a fundraiser raising $1,000 for Officer Marshall Thompson after a viral beating. The crew debates whether people should choose a perfect relationship without marriage or a big wedding with a shaky relationship, taking calls from listeners with differing priorities. They also playfully roast new cruise-themed intro music, run a $1,000 Cash Grab trivia game, share “date is over” moments, and stage a Morning Hustle courtroom case about a mother arrested after kicking her son out of the car on a highway.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew (Lore’l, Kyle Santilli, and Alton Walker) open with Kyle’s message of the day about owing yourself rest and self-care, then “Help a Hustler” tackles Mike’s conflict with his wife after he objects to his 14-year-old stepdaughter dressing as Sexy Red for Halloween and she reminds him he’s not her biological father. In Lore’l’s Lowdown, she highlights Jay-Z shutting down two LA nights celebrating Reasonable Doubt with guests like Snoop, Dre, Too Short, Blue Ivy on piano, and Destiny’s Child in attendance, plus Drake’s 40th birthday celebration and gifts. Later Lowdown updates include Chris Brown avoiding jail time in London with an eight-month suspended sentence, and DaBaby and DaniLeigh privately resolving their custody case. Kyle’s news covers early voting reminders, a FAMU homecoming shooting injuring 11 with a 15-year-old arrested, and a three-year-old Black soccer player allegedly removed after complaints.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On The Morning Hustle, Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker welcome Yung Miami to discuss her new album Watch This, why she dropped two singles at once, and her focus on listeners liking her music over her personal life, while addressing Lore’l’s past on-air criticism and the Players Club homage with LisaRaye. Hustler of the Week Tiki Davis shares his life story, his book The TIKI Factor, and his four principles: total commitment, imagination, kinder spirits, and investing in yourself. In the Lo’Down, Lore’l covers Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes’ ex-spouses getting engaged, Moneybagg Yo confronting a streamer over rumors about Ari Fletcher, and updates involving Brian Steel’s comments about Young Thug and Lil Durk plus Pooh Shiesty’s restrictive jail conditions. Alton’s “God Ain’t Pleased” condemns Mississippi police after body-cam footage shows officers shooting into a car and killing one-year-old Cohan Wiley over alleged shoplifting.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On this episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, L’Oreal, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker kick off with Kyle’s message of the day, “how you do anything is how you do everything,” then debate who they’d block in real life, with Trump widely named. The crew breaks down a survey showing dinner parties are declining (88% hosted in 1995 vs. 67% in 2026), and Alton shares his “five dumbest reasons” people give for not voting while encouraging early turnout. In the Lo’Down, L’Oreal covers A$AP Rocky refusing to speak on Rihanna’s new music after getting in trouble for sharing updates, the Funkmaster Flex and TT Torres incident at Madison Square Garden that went viral, and the Rick Ross–50 Cent feud escalating after 50 allegedly bonded out a man tied to an incident involving Ross’ son.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On The Morning Hustle with Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker, the crew debates purchases they regret, led by Kyle’s Message of the Day, “push through and get it popping,” after travel chaos to Winston-Salem State. In the Lowdown, they cover Mariah Carey’s brother Morgan Carey suing her for $20 million over claims in her memoir, though the case was tossed for lack of proof; a lawsuit alleging Drake’s team used a submitted song for “Janice Shut the F Up”; and the renewed Rick Ross vs. 50 Cent feud after Ross’ 21-year-old son was pistol-whipped and called police, sparking trolling, Tia Kemp’s backlash, and more drama. Other moments include Santillian Survey on financial dependence vs. rejection, Ask Uncle Alton on school fundraisers, HBCU updates, a $1,000 Cash Grab, and discussion of Mississippi authorities deeming a police shooting that killed a one-year-old “justified.”  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On The Morning Hustle, Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker debate whether they’d accept an invitation to sit down with Donald Trump, with callers weighing morals, accountability, and even the menu. In the Lo’Down, they cover Eva Marcille’s HOA demanding $22,000 over lawn and trash issues, plus Tyler Perry scaling back movies and moving to Puerto Rico, Raven-Symoné’s comments about a Black woman president, and a trend of younger men dating older women. They also discuss Cardi B’s Tiny Desk performance and a lyric change that seems to shade Latto, and the reveal that Jay-Z selected the next big-game halftime performer. Other segments include a survey on how many partners people have lived with, “Sit Down Somewhere” about a White House press secretary fired after five days, ultra-processed foods, and a “Defend Your Boy” case about a McDonald’s worker eating a customer’s fries.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On The Morning Hustle Podcast, Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker preview an interview with London Brown (Uncle Marvin from Raising Kanan) and debate a “Help a Hustler” dilemma: Qua wants to attend his college homecoming without his wife, who can’t go due to work and doesn’t trust him after he previously kissed an ex at homecoming before they were married. The crew also discusses Six Flags Over Georgia reopening just four days after 42-year-old Hassan Karim died after being ejected from the Goliath roller coaster, sparking debate about safety, respect, and workers’ livelihoods. In Lo’Down headlines, the Obamas back iShowSpeed’s Ghana documentary The Eyes of Ghana, Beyoncé and family turn a burned youth center into 31 supportive housing units, and Soulja Boy comments on riots in France tied to the cost of living.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle Podcast with L’Oreal, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker opens by previewing an action-packed episode, then features “queen of AI” Alicia Lyttle discussing Bill Gates’ warning that society may have to choose which human jobs to save, urging people to learn AI now, and debating risks of AI agents going rogue and privacy concerns with Meta’s AI agent “Muse.” In The Lo’Down, L’Oreal reports an update on reality star Kash Michaela Paige’s death, alleging her older sister accidentally shot her during a fight and now faces involuntary manslaughter and gun charges, and also covers GloRilla’s sister BroRilla apologizing amid family money issues. The show also interviews Raising Kanan actor and comedian London Brown, who reflects on his character Marvin’s death, his comedy beginnings, and promoting his podcast Killing the Pod.    Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle with Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker features interviews with Hosea Chanchez reflecting on 20 years of The Game, cast and network changes, his favorite episode, and his company A Very Good Company including The Dawn of Good skincare line. In the Lo’Down, Yandy Smith criticizes Love & Hip Hop contracts and pay, while 50 Cent names Rick Ross as his most difficult beef and says he has “shooters” amid talk of Diddy’s situation. The show also discusses Coi Leray saying she’s single while Justin LaBoy suggests otherwise, sparking debate about mixed signals in relationships. Additional segments include Magnus Ferrell playing “Ain’t That a Pitch,” a debate on taking $10,000 per day to stay in jail, and a Halloween spending survey showing fewer people participating and some expecting to go into debt.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

On The Morning Hustle with Lore’l, Kyle Santilli, and Alton Walker, the crew previews segments including a Santilli Survey on Halloween spending and Alton’s “I Got Five on It” about tours that never happened, then shares Kyle’s message of the day: “You’re closer than you think—don’t turn back now.” Guest Hosea Chanchez discusses 20 years of The Game, cast/network changes from UPN to The CW and later Paramount, his company A Very Good Company and men’s skincare line The Dawn of Good, and names “Rift and Separate” as his favorite episode. Will Ferrell’s son Magnus Ferrell joins for “Ain’t That a Pitch” and talks about going viral from Michelle Obama’s podcast. In the Lo’Down, the Chick-fil-A CEO sidesteps LGBTQ+ questions, Jason Lee exits as vice mayor amid fund concerns, and Coi Leray says she’s single while Justina LaBoy posts she isn’t.

Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker open with Kyle’s message of the day about trying so you don’t “miss the train,” then run an “I Know You Lying” segment on inflation math, a former Equinox manager winning $11.25 million in a discrimination suit, and a viral clip of Winston-Salem State’s field being painted by hand. In the Lo’Down, they discuss abuse allegations from Jon & Kate Plus 8’s son, Druwski set to host SNL as the first online creator host, and Keffe D being sentenced to 40 years to life in Tupac Shakur’s murder. They debate Gen Z “soft hermiting” and JOMO, answer an Ask Uncle Alton question about a child cursing and snitching, and play Cash Grab with callers and guests Ebony Ward and A’lyria Johnson, donating winnings to their Light the Night breast cancer walk. Guest Hosea Chanchez joins to reflect on The Game’s 20-year legacy, cast changes, and network transitions. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker open with Kyle’s “see it, say it, write it, do it” message on manifestation, then take calls on Help a Hustler from Courtney, who just learned her fiancé served time at 16 for attempted murder and hid it for years. They debate whether the government should broadcast the scheduled Dec. 3 firing-squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, with callers split over deterrence versus exposing kids to more violence. In the Lo’Down, Lore’l covers Tyreek Hill getting some relief in his civil case, Diddy being rushed to the hospital with a head injury before returning to jail, and the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream facing a finals venue issue because State Farm Arena wasn’t scheduled. She also reports a fatal shooting involving NowThatsTV’s Cash and renewed calls to shut down Zeus-style fight reality shows. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle opens with Kyle’s message of the day—just because you’ve always done something doesn’t mean you’ve been right—before welcoming comedian/actor and Erica Duchess to discuss the self-funded movie Camp Duvall: Ain’t Nobody Dying Today, made to build independent wealth and inspire others through content creation and lifestyle. During F-U Friday, the crew and callers vent about crooked mechanics, businesses closing early, and Alton revealing it’s his birthday. In the Lo’Down, Skilla Baby says surviving a Michigan drive-by “shot the gangster” out of him and he’s now a “civilian,” Frontier passengers are reportedly locked on a plane without air or lights while preferred flyers and the pilot exit, and Pastor Phillip Mitchell shares his testimony, upcoming large prayer gathering, and explains that “God said” claims must align with scripture.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew (Lore’l, Kyle Santilli, and Alton Walker) previews the day’s show and opens with Kyle’s message of the day: appreciate life while you’re in the moment. In “I Know You Lying,” they react to stories including a rapper claiming to clean with a “toothbrush technique,” a 23-year-old posing as a substitute teacher to harass students, and an Atlanta “water boys” scam. In the Lo’Down, Lore’l covers rumors and legal updates around Diddy, including a judge ordering him to pay NBCUniversal about $500,000 in attorney fees; the civil trial between Tyreek Hill and his ex-wife alleging multiple physical incidents; and new claims and alleged cover-up details involving the Cornell Seven, including a member fleeing to Dubai. They also debate leaving texts on read, share outrageous public-behavior stories, hear Alton’s “I Got Five On It,” and play the Cash Grab game.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew (Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker) tees up a packed episode with “I Know You Lying,” relationship talk about Marc Lamont Hill admitting he isn’t his wife’s type, and a Santillian Survey on 28% of Gen Z wanting “dumb phones” for mental clarity and deeper connections. Uncle Alton advises a mom whose son feels targeted by teachers, saying he must change his reputation. In The Lo’Down, Lore’l discusses LeBron James taking a Fanatics-provided $9,000-each-way helicopter commute from New York to Philly despite safety concerns, 50 Cent backing Da’Vinhci’s criticisms of Little Meech and casting doubt on BMF’s future, and the show mourning singer Freddie Jackson’s death at 70. The episode also features early voting guidance from activist Brittany Packnett Cunningham and a Cash Grab game. 

The Morning Hustle with Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker kicks off with headlines and listener calls, then Lore’l’s Lo’Down covers McDonald’s testing AI-driven menu pricing, a Rick Ross fan tattooing his viral “rigatoni, heavy marinara” line, and Queen Naija and Clarence announcing a pregnancy. The show discusses Chris Brown’s custody dispute with baby mama Diamond, with other mothers defending him, and later revisits updates plus new allegations involving Kai Cenat. Kyle’s segments include “I Know You Lyin’” stories and a Santillian Survey where WalletHub ranks Miami #1 among America’s best foodie cities, sparking debate. Alton’s “Sat Down Somewhere” targets TSA losing chairs, and the crew debates Chris Rock’s regret about not funding a lawyer for a friend’s brother, plus news on Cornell assault charges and West Virginia siblings awarded $4.4 million.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

From policy changes to painful family truths and a relationship dispute that spirals in public, this episode keeps the conversation moving. Lore’l breaks down California Governor Gavin Newsom’s new law allowing young people in juvenile detention to hug or hold hands with visitors instead of treating physical contact as a reward, while the crew debates accountability, rehabilitation, and whether minors should be incarcerated at all. Dame Dash also gets candid about feeling responsible for his daughters’ fear of stereotypical images of Black men, prompting a discussion about representation, parenting, and teaching children pride rather than fear. Then, in Help a Hustler, Raheem asks whether his relationship can recover after he snatched bread from his girlfriend’s mouth and tossed it across a restaurant while supposedly supporting her health goals—only for her to confront him in front of their friends—leaving Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, Alton Walker, and callers divided over embarrassment, boundaries, accountability, and whether both partners owe each other an apology.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

This episode of the Morning Hustle is a wild ride, folks! Get ready for a dose of humor, inspiration, and real talk as the hosts dive into the week's hottest topics. From a comedian's harrowing health scare to a gospel rapper's new album, this episode has it all. The conversation starts off with comedian Rip Michaels, who shares his incredible story of overcoming a near-death experience and finding his passion for music. He talks about his journey to becoming a Christian rapper and how he's using his platform to spread a positive message. Meanwhile, the hosts also chat with 1K Few, a gospel rapper who's making waves in the industry with his new album, Seven Trumpets. The two artists discuss the importance of staying true to oneself and sharing their faith through their music. The episode also touches on the latest news and gossip, including the drama surrounding Kim Zolciak-Biermann and her ex-husband's new relationship. The hosts also dish about Pete Davidson's sobriety journey and his thoughts on the Kardashian curse. And, of course, no episode of the Morning Hustle would be complete without a dose of humor and wit, courtesy of the hosts' hilarious banter and impressions. So, if you're ready to be inspired, entertained, and maybe even a little bit challenged, tune in to this episode of the Morning Hustle. With its perfect blend of humor, music, and real talk, this episode is not one to miss. Listen now and get ready to hustle and flow!

The Morning Hustle Podcast with Lore’l, Kyle Santilli, and Alton Walker previews the day’s topics, debates whether people should take relationship issues to social media, and shares Kyle’s message of the day: “don’t try, just decide.” In the Lo’Down, Lore’l covers Jay-Z seeking to revive an extortion case after a Jane Doe said she lied about allegations involving him and Diddy, and details streamer Reggie’s accusations against Kai Cenat and others, with Kai denying it and saying he’s going to police. Later, she reports Spike Lee nearly fought a Yankees fan who told him to say “F Palestine,” and notes G Herbo says he’s done rapping to focus on entrepreneurship. The show also discusses a survey saying 61% need a side hustle to afford life, Alton’s comedic “top five worst hairlines,” an $80 cash-grab win, and “news you can use” about TSA standing rules and a mid-flight stabbing incident.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

From courtroom fallout to unconventional family plans and prison contraband, The Morning Hustle brings the hot takes with no filter. Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker discuss the backlash facing Michael Desronvil, the lone juror whose holdout led to a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case. After listening to the evidence, Desronvil said he believed Clancy understood her actions, but attention soon shifted to his personal history and the harassment he says followed the trial. The crew argues that jurors are chosen to weigh the facts honestly and questions why his background became the story only after he delivered an unpopular verdict.  The Lo’Down also tackles Insecure star Kendrick Sampson’s desire to have children with a close female friend while keeping romance out of the equation, sparking a lively debate about co-parenting, love, and the example adults set for their children. Then the conversation turns to Sean “Diddy” Combs after footage reportedly showed him using a contraband cellphone at Fort Dix despite an earlier punishment for prohibited items. Lore’l details claims that Diddy is enjoying unusual comforts behind bars—including catered food, alcohol, cleaning help, and massages—leaving the crew joking that his prison lifestyle sounds more luxurious than life on the outside.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Big money, serious allegations, and a long-awaited hip-hop reunion drive this headline-packed episode of The Morning Hustle. Lore’l leads The Lo’Down with Stephen Curry’s latest deal to remain with the Golden State Warriors, a milestone that pushes his career NBA salary beyond $600 million and makes him the first player to cross that threshold from league contracts alone. Kyle Santillian and Alton Walker join the conversation about Curry’s longevity at 38, how veteran stars are extending their careers, and whether elite players should keep competing as long as they can still perform.  Lore’l also revisits allegations from Rick Ross’s former girlfriend Jasmine Kendrick, who says an alleged assault occurred more than a month ago and that she has been healing since speaking publicly; Ross does not address the claims in the clip discussed on the show, instead posting about personal goals such as swimming and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. The mood lifts with Quavo’s upcoming third solo album, Chrome Life, which includes an Offset collaboration titled “Away” and a Los Angeles listening-party appearance that signals the former Migos partners have put their differences aside. Quavo also offers fans a rare glimpse of his personal life in the project’s trailer, giving the crew plenty to unpack alongside the show’s signature humor and unfiltered commentary. 

The Morning Hustle delivered a mix of entertainment headlines, politics, and celebrity controversy as the crew weighed in on some of the biggest stories making news. During The Lo’Down, Lore’l discussed Macklemore’s decision to launch a new “Free Palestine” tour after being removed from Ed Sheeran’s tour, with the rapper doubling down on his support for Palestine and turning the controversy into a new platform for activism. The team also reacted to Nicki Minaj’s continued political campaigning, including a recent appearance encouraging fans to vote Republican, sparking debate about celebrity influence in politics and what may be motivating her outspoken support.  The conversation also turned to serious allegations involving Rick Ross after his ex-girlfriend Jasmine Kendrick claimed the rapper physically assaulted her and shared photos of an alleged injury on social media. While the hosts agreed that domestic violence accusations should be taken seriously, they also questioned why the claims were being made publicly instead of through law enforcement. Elsewhere in the episode, the crew touched on Jay-Z being cleared of allegations made against him, Keke Wyatt’s recent arrest following a custody dispute, the MTV VMAs hosted by Snoop Dogg, and a spirited debate over whether Usher or Chris Brown deserves the title of R&B’s king, delivering the blend of culture, commentary, and unfiltered opinions that Morning Hustle listeners love.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

This episode of the Morning Hustle is a must-listen, folks! Get ready for a dose of inspiration, a dash of humor, and a whole lot of heart. The hosts are joined by a special guest, Taylor Thompson, who's making waves in the community with her work at the Zabin Parody Center, an emergency shelter for couples experiencing homelessness. But that's not all - the conversation takes a wild turn as they dive into the latest news, from a new law requiring adults under five feet two to wear booster seats to a funeral home's questionable practices. And, of course, no episode of the Morning Hustle would be complete without a healthy dose of humor and a cash grab competition. This episode is a real treat, folks. The hosts are in top form, dishing out advice, sharing laughs, and getting real about the issues that matter. From the importance of supporting local businesses to the latest news on A.I. and its potential impact on our lives, this episode has it all. And let's not forget the cash grab competition, where one lucky listener takes home a cool $1,000. But what really sets this episode apart is the heart. The hosts are joined by Taylor Thompson, who's doing incredible work in the community, and they're not afraid to get real about the issues that matter. They talk about the importance of supporting local businesses, the struggles of homelessness, and the need for kindness and compassion. So, if you're looking for a dose of inspiration, a dash of humor, and a whole lot of heart, this episode of the Morning Hustle is the perfect listen. Tune in to hear the full conversation, including the cash grab competition and the latest news on A.I. and more. Don't miss out on the fun - listen now and get ready to hustle!

Grammy-nominated singer Raheem DeVaughn joined Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker to discuss his latest project, Quiet Storm Lover, Tome Un, his passion for keeping authentic R&B alive, and why love songs and slow jams still have a place in today's music landscape. The crew also debated the best baby-making songs of all time, weighed in on paycheck-to-paycheck struggles facing many Americans, and tackled trending topics from sports, entertainment, and pop culture.  In the Lo’Down, the hosts broke down several buzzy stories, including OutKast successfully forcing Oakland rapper Overkast to change his stage name after a legal dispute over its similarity to the legendary group's brand, highlighting the importance of protecting iconic intellectual property. They also celebrated Issa Rae receiving Variety’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award, where she spoke candidly about leadership, representation, and navigating today’s social and political climate while continuing to build her growing business empire. Additional conversations covered Cardi B’s comments about having more children, concerns surrounding Chrisean Rock, updates on Harvey Weinstein’s legal troubles, and reactions to the ongoing debate over whether Chris Brown should still face backlash for past controversies, making for a lively mix of music, culture, and unfiltered opinions.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

From building financial freedom to demanding justice and celebrating major career moves, The Morning Hustle packed this episode with insightful conversations and powerful headlines. Financial expert Anthony O’Neal joined the show to share practical advice on breaking the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle, stressing the importance of building an emergency fund, saving at least one month of net income, and eventually creating six months of financial reserves before focusing on investing. He encouraged listeners to prioritize long-term freedom over short-term spending and explained how thoughtful financial planning can reduce stress and create opportunities for generational wealth.   In the Lo’Down, the team discussed how former ESPN personality Ryan Clark continues to expand his media empire after landing a major strategic partnership with former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, a move that could help take Clark’s growing production company and The Pivot brand to new heights. They also reflected on singer Jhené Aiko earning her first No. 1 album while addressing rumors about lyrical shots aimed at Big Sean. The show closed on a more serious note with updates on the death of Nolan Wells, as his family continues to demand answers following a grand jury’s decision not to pursue charges. Wells’ mother publicly questioned how authorities concluded her son drowned despite evidence of physical trauma, underscoring the family’s ongoing search for transparency and justice.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

From heartfelt inspiration to hilarious debates and celebrity headlines, The Morning Hustle delivered another unforgettable episode. The crew sat down with legendary actress Tisha Campbell, who opened up about her deeply personal new book, her journey as the mother of a son with autism, and how stepping into stand-up comedy helped her embrace authenticity and healing. The conversation offered an emotional look at the challenges she faced behind the scenes while building a decades-long career and why she’s finally ready to share her story with the world.   In the Lo’Down, the team debated the return of Toys “R” Us, with more than 100 new stores set to open ahead of the holiday season, bringing back a wave of nostalgia for toy lovers everywhere. They also discussed actor Brandon T. Jackson’s comments about faith, abstinence, and why he believes avoiding sex and self-pleasure before marriage is worth the wait, sparking a candid and comedic conversation in the studio. Elsewhere, the crew weighed in on the latest developments in the Nolan Wells case after a grand jury declined to bring charges in the Mississippi teen’s death, leading to a passionate discussion about unanswered questions, accountability, and public trust in the investigation. As always, the show balanced serious topics, celebrity news, and plenty of laughs throughout the morning.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle kicked off with lively debate, entertainment headlines, and unfiltered opinions as Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker broke down some of the biggest stories making noise online. The crew reacted to reports that Travis Kelce was among several athletes caught up in a failed investment scheme that allegedly cost investors millions, sparking a conversation about financial scams and why even high-profile stars can become targets. They also tackled Yung Miami’s frustration over not receiving a VMA nomination for “Spend That,” with the hosts questioning whether the song’s popularity alone was enough to earn recognition at an award show focused on music videos.  The conversation continued with Jay-Z’s latest revelations from his HBO docuseries, where he reflected on nearly walking away from rap after releasing his debut album, while the hosts discussed renewed calls for him to headline a future Super Bowl halftime show. Elsewhere, the crew weighed in on Colin Kaepernick’s claims that Roc Nation helped circulate negative stories about him, debated relationship trust during a heated “Help a Hustler” segment involving a husband requesting a DNA test, and shared their thoughts on everything from the Cash Money and No Limit Tour controversy to the future of artificial intelligence. With celebrity tea, sports, culture, and plenty of laughs, the episode delivered the entertaining mix of opinions and conversation that Morning Hustle listeners expect.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle delivered a packed show filled with headline-making controversy, inspiring conversations, and plenty of laughs. In the Lo’Down, Lore’l broke down the latest twist in Diddy’s ongoing legal troubles as attorneys representing music manager Courtney Burgess reportedly moved to withdraw from the case amid disputes over payment and legal fees. The crew also discussed actress Nia Long receiving her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating a well-deserved honor for one of Hollywood’s most beloved actresses while reflecting on her most memorable film roles.  Another major topic centered on former corrections officer Mary Moore, who is speaking out after being charged for having a relationship with an inmate while working in a Georgia jail. Her case sparked a heated conversation about power dynamics, accountability, and whether she is facing consequences for violating public trust or being unfairly labeled. The show also welcomed Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter MAJOR., who talked about joining the upcoming One Voyage cruise, the enduring success of his hit wedding anthem “Why I Love You,” and his new music. Plus, Tamron Hall stopped by to discuss the success of her eighth season, while the Hustler of the Week spotlight highlighted the organization Brown Girls Do Gymnastics and its mission to create more opportunities for young Black gymnasts and expand the sport’s presence at HBCUs.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew tackled some of the biggest headlines making noise online, from celebrity legal battles to public feuds and controversial industry moves. The show broke down Kim Kardashian’s surprising victory in the long-running Paris robbery case, where she was awarded just one euro after the 2016 heist that saw millions of dollars’ worth of jewelry stolen. The conversation also turned to Macklemore being removed from Ed Sheeran’s tour after using his performance platform to voice support for Palestine, sparking debate about free speech, activism, and the consequences artists face when speaking on political issues. Meanwhile, the hosts unpacked rumors surrounding Cardi B and Offset, Drake’s latest dating speculation, and ongoing reality TV drama involving Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker.  Things got even more emotional as the crew discussed the ongoing feud surrounding the family of late actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, with reports of disagreements between his widow and mother over his estate and access to his daughter following his passing. The hosts weighed in on who should be trusted to carry out a person’s wishes after death and the complications that can arise when families are left to sort things out publicly. Alongside the celebrity headlines, Kyle, Lore’l, and Alton sparked a lively conversation about whether a person’s social media presence can be a relationship dealbreaker, with listeners sharing stories about how Instagram, comments, and online behavior have influenced their dating decisions.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew is back in full effect as Lore’l returns from a nightmare trip to Paris and kicks off a hilarious conversation about travel horror stories that quickly turns into a round of unforgettable listener experiences. From missing luggage and delayed flights to wild Airbnb encounters and travel disasters gone wrong, Kyle Santillian, Lore’l, and Alton Walker keep the laughs coming while sharing some of their own worst travel moments.  In this episode’s Lo’Down, Lore’l breaks down a new survey showing that most Americans are increasingly concerned about food recalls as contaminated products continue to make headlines. She also dives into Kai Cenat’s highly anticipated Fashion Week debut and the buzz surrounding his new clothing line, plus the internet’s reaction to his ex-girlfriend showing up to support him. Later, Lucky Daye sparks conversation after taking a shot at Trey Songz’s singing style, while Drake surprises fans with a new visual project and tour announcement. The crew also weighs in on Snoop Dogg hosting the upcoming VMAs, Aaron Rodgers’ shocking relationship revelation, Macklemore’s controversial removal from a major tour, and the latest debate surrounding Chris Brown. Plus, Kyle’s HBCU News highlights major payouts for HBCU football programs and a band controversy that has fans talking. With hot topics, unfiltered opinions, and plenty of laughs, this episode delivers everything you expect from The Morning Hustle.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle delivered another lively mix of culture, controversy, and conversation as Sheri Nicole filled in for Lore’l, joining Kyle Santillian and Alton Walker for a packed show. One of the biggest topics came from the Emmy Awards, where#EmmySoWhite began trending after no Black actors won during the primetime broadcast, despite nominations for stars including Sterling K. Brown, Zendaya, and Quinta Brunson. The crew debated what the ongoing lack of representation means for Black creatives and whether the entertainment industry should place greater value on its own award platforms and institutions.   The Lo’Down also sparked discussion around Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, who faced criticism after formally recognizing Chris Brown during his tour stop in Texas and entering that recognition into the Congressional Record. While some supporters viewed the gesture as acknowledging Brown’s cultural impact, others questioned honoring an artist whose history continues to generate controversy. Meanwhile, Boosie remained in the headlines as he pushed back on recent media coverage and continued addressing fallout from his high-profile pardon efforts, with the crew weighing in on the latest drama surrounding the rapper. Sheri Nicole also highlighted positive news, including Nia Long receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, while the team kept listeners entertained with spirited debates, celebrity headlines, and their signature blend of humor and commentary.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Big verdicts, big money, and a very public hip-hop breakup drive this episode of The Morning Hustle. With Lore’l out, Sheree Nicole joins Kyle Santillian and Alton Walker to break down Lil Durk’s acquittal on federal conspiracy, stalking resulting in death, and murder-for-hire charges after a Los Angeles jury deliberated for three days. Durk celebrates the verdict and says he wants to help young people and bring unity to his community, but he remains in custody ahead of a separate racketeering and firearms trial.  The crew also reacts to Boosie’s 60 Minutes appearance, where he says he paid $600,000 to lobbyists for a pardon that never came and is now seeking the contractually promised refund. Then the Remy Ma–Papoose–Claressa Shields saga heats up again as Papoose releases “Jezebel,” a track fans interpret as his side of the breakup, while Remy responds with old direct-message receipts involving Shields and the online back-and-forth continues.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew is back with another entertaining and unfiltered episode, kicking things off with actress Gail Bean, who stops by to discuss her starring role in The Drop, the highly anticipated Snowfall spinoff. Gail opens up about the journey from playing fan-favorite Wanda to becoming the lead of the new series, shares behind-the-scenes stories about the show, and reflects on bringing 1990s culture and music to life on screen. The team also takes a moment to remember the 25th anniversary of 9/11, sharing personal memories and reflecting on the lasting impact of that day.  In the Lo'Down, Megan Thee Stallion reveals how her relationship with Klay Thompson caused her to lose sight of herself, sparking a conversation about toxic relationships and personal growth. The crew also discusses the latest developments in Lil Durk’s ongoing murder-for-hire trial as jurors continue deliberations and seek clarification on key evidence. Plus, the drama between Remy Ma, Papoose, and Claressa Shields continues to escalate, with divorce papers, diss records, and public back-and-forths adding even more fuel to the fire. As always, the laughs keep coming with Alton Walker’s “God Ain’t Pleased,” entertainment news, TV recommendations, and a powerful Hustler of the Week conversation about prostate cancer awareness with Montell Jordan and Dr. Xavier Bryant.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle Podcast delivered a mix of celebrity news, laughs, and hot takes as Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker broke down some of the biggest stories making headlines. The crew celebrated Sherri Shepherd’s historic casting as the first woman to play the Genie in Broadway’s Aladdin, marking a major new chapter for the comedian and television host. They also discussed the latest legal drama surrounding Blac Chyna, who could reportedly be on the hook for $10 million after her ex-boyfriend won a judgment tied to allegations that she physically assaulted him. The conversation explored whether the reality star will appeal the ruling and if she can realistically afford such a hefty payout.  The team also weighed in on Chris Rock’s continued distance from the Oscars, with the comedian reportedly saying the only way he would consider returning is if he were nominated for his upcoming film Misty Green, his first directing effort in more than a decade. Elsewhere, Lore’l highlighted Stevie Wonder’s upcoming tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of his classic album Songs in the Key of Life, shared updates on the legal cases involving Lil Durk and Yella Beezy, and touched on Cardi B’s relationship advice and romance with her new beau. Between entertaining debates about foods people refuse to eat, celebrity headlines, and HBCU news, the episode packed plenty of laughs and culture into one lively conversation.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The crew is back with another hilarious and unfiltered episode of The Morning Hustle, covering everything from outrageous viral moments to celebrity headlines that have social media buzzing. Kyle, Lore’l, and Alton kick things off with a conversation about protecting children after a shocking viral video showed a restaurant owner kissing a toddler and blowing out the child’s birthday candle. Listeners also weigh in with stories about times they had to step in when someone crossed the line with their kids, nieces, or nephews.  In this edition of the Lo’Down, Lore’l breaks down the embarrassing moment when singer Lloyd accidentally pulled a fan’s wig off while interacting with the crowd at a concert, sparking plenty of laughs and secondhand embarrassment. She also shares an encouraging update on Quality Control co-founder Pierre “P” Thomas, who appears to be recovering after alarming reports about his health. Plus, the team dives into the ongoing debate surrounding Fat Joe’s defense of his use of the N-word, discussing race, culture, and identity in hip-hop. The episode also features celebrity baby news from Ciara and Russell Wilson, controversy surrounding DaBaby’s new restaurant prices, a lively round of Defend Your Boy, and Kyle’s News You Can Use.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The tea was hot and the opinions were even hotter on this episode of The Morning Hustle! Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker tackled some of the biggest trending stories in entertainment and culture, starting with Cari Champion and Jemele Hill confronting Stephen A. Smith over comments about Black women and giving him a reality check about the work they put in to build their own careers. The crew also weighed in on Anderson .Paak officially finalizing his divorce after more than a decade of marriage, sparking a conversation about relationships, spousal support, and moving on after heartbreak.   Later, the hosts discussed Tyler Perry publicly calling out Allstate after 81-year-old homeowner Brenda Durham allegedly endured months of frustration while trying to get help for significant damage to her home despite being insured. Lore’l and the team didn’t hold back when addressing the challenges many homeowners face when dealing with insurance companies. Plus, the show delivered plenty of laughs with Alton’s “God Ain’t Pleased,” celebrity updates, relationship talk, and the signature Morning Hustle energy that kept things entertaining from start to finish.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Legal drama, sports scandals, and viral celebrity headlines fueled a wild edition of The Morning Hustle. The crew unpacked the latest developments in Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire case, where longtime friend and assistant Vani continued testifying against the rapper. Prosecutors allege Durk orchestrated retaliation connected to the ongoing feud involving Quando Rondo and NBA YoungBoy, while the defense is expected to argue that key witnesses are shifting blame to save themselves. The conversation explored how testimony about finances, phone records, and personal relationships could ultimately shape the outcome of one of hip-hop’s most closely watched trials.   The Lo’Down also covered Tiger Woods pleading guilty to reckless driving charges, resulting in a fine and a five-year loss of driving privileges following a case involving prescription medication and impaired driving. In the sports world, the crew reacted to reports that the Los Angeles Clippers were hit with severe NBA penalties after an alleged scheme involving extra compensation for Kawhi Leonard, resulting in a $30 million penalty for ownership, a fine for Leonard, and the loss of multiple future first-round draft picks. As always, Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker mixed serious headlines with laughs, hot takes, and lively debates, keeping Hustle Nation entertained from start to finish.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew is back with another entertaining mix of celebrity headlines, hot takes, and unfiltered conversations as Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker break down some of the biggest stories making noise right now. From controversial defenses and courtroom drama to major media moves in the podcast space, this episode delivers laughs, debate, and plenty of opinions along the way.  In this edition of The Lo’Down, Lore’l discusses Russell Simmons coming to Bill Gates’ defense despite the criticism surrounding the billionaire, sparking a conversation about legacy, philanthropy, and public perception. She also shares the latest developments in Lil Durk’s federal case as another associate reportedly takes the stand and cooperates with prosecutors, raising questions about loyalty and accountability. Plus, The Pivot Podcast scores a major win with a new multi-year exclusive video partnership with Netflix, proving that podcasting continues to evolve into one of entertainment’s most powerful platforms. The crew also weighs in on Beyoncé’s charitable donation to Indiana, Naomi Osaka’s Allen Iverson-inspired U.S. Open look, and a reality TV influencer exposed for allegedly faking her nursing school journey.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

Black culture continues to dominate the spotlight, and this episode of The Morning Hustle celebrates the latest wins while diving into the hottest headlines. Lore’l breaks down how artists like Teyana Taylor, Lil Yachty, Rico Nasty, and Gunna are becoming the faces of major luxury fashion and lifestyle brands, highlighting the growing influence of Black creatives in spaces that once lacked representation. The crew also reacts to the announcement that rap icon Trina is preparing to release what she says will be her final album, sparking a conversation about longevity, legacy, and whether veteran artists should ever step away from the game.   The love is in the air as Joe Budden proposes to his longtime girlfriend while the couple prepares to welcome a baby girl, giving fans another reason to celebrate their next chapter together. Elsewhere, the team debates a listener’s cruise vacation dilemma after she refuses to share a cabin with her boyfriend because the couple is waiting until marriage to have sex. The episode also tackles the shocking case of a man accused of posing as an NFL player to scam women out of more than a million dollars, concerns about child safety after more than 160 missing children were recovered in Florida during a multi-agency operation, and the latest controversy surrounding Aaliyah’s legacy and ongoing disputes involving her family. As always, the crew mixes humor, relationship advice, and real talk to keep the conversation entertaining from start to finish.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The laughs are nonstop on this episode of The Morning Hustle as comedy legends TK Kirkland and Bruce Bruce stop by to share stories from their careers, the evolution of comedy, and what keeps them relevant in an ever-changing entertainment landscape. TK Kirkland reflects on learning from younger comedians and explains his viral comments about social media star Drewski, while Bruce Bruce talks about his new Netflix special, life on the road, marriage, and some unforgettable moments from his decades in comedy. Elsewhere in the show, personal finance expert Anthony O’Neal shares practical advice on budgeting, building wealth, and avoiding common money mistakes.   In the Lo’Down, the crew breaks down rumors that Phaedra Parks and reality television veteran CT Tamburello may be dating, discusses the newly announced Bel-Air spinoff centered on Coco Jones’ character Hillary, and celebrates Issa Rae’s return to HBO with a new boxing comedy series. The Hustlers also tackle a relationship debate about how long is too long to go without communicating with someone you’re dating, hear hilarious listener perspectives, and spotlight filmmaker Aaron Avant Johnson and his new AI-animated children’s series, Adventures with Aaron.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle 

The Morning Hustle crew keeps listeners entertained with lively debates, community spotlights, and headline-making stories as Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker tackle some of the biggest conversations trending right now. The team opens the show by supporting Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs, giving callers a platform to promote their ventures while discussing the importance of investing in local communities. The crew also shares laughs, relationship takes, and their unfiltered opinions on everything from finding love later in life to unexpected marriage proposals during church baptisms.  In the Lo’Down, the hosts react to Finesse2Tymes’ ongoing custody battle for his young daughter following the death of her mother, debating what should be in the child’s best interest and whether family stability outweighs biological ties. They also pay tribute to country music icon Dolly Parton, reflecting on her legendary career and the impact of her reported passing at age 80 after a battle with cancer. Later, the conversation turns serious as Sydney Starr faces multiple felony charges, including child molestation, sexual battery, and sodomy involving a 13-year-old boy, prompting strong reactions from the crew. Additional topics include Viola Davis rejecting Target’s apology over a controversial costume controversy, Nas and Hit-Boy’s apparent creative split, and an exclusive interview with Gary, Indiana Mayor Eddie Melton about the city’s recovery efforts following devastating storms and widespread power outages.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/the-morning-hustle