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Tonight’s MET Gala is the most controversial yet

podcast May 4, 2026

The MET Gala 2026 is already off to a controversial start, and no one has even shown up yet. That’s because Anna Wintour has been buddying up with a certain billionaire, Jeff Bezos, and his wife, Lauren Sánchez Bezos. The couple are the lead sponsors of this year’s gala. To be clear, the wealthiest people have always been involved with fashion’s biggest night, but this year some folks feels its more in the spotlight – at a time when many Americans feel like life is getting more and more unaffordable.  Brittany is joined by culture critic Marjon Carlos and culture writer […]

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Raheem DeVaughn

podcast May 4, 2026

Raheem DeVaughn joins Questlove to trace his journey from a Washington DC Go-Go kid to internationally known “Love King,” radio host, and independent R&B force. He breaks down the spiritual meaning of love, the art of the perfect slow-jam mixtape, and how Go-Go culture shaped his sound and hustle (including his current band). Raheem also tells stories about his father touring with Stevie Wonder, remaking a full, soon to release Marvin Gaye album with Kenny Dope, and building his career from Black Lily open mics to a Jive Records deal and beyond. He also explains how he inherited The Quiet […]

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I Refused To Stay Silent | Legally Clueless Ep 376

podcast May 3, 2026

In this episode of the Legally Clueless podcast, we begin Part 1 of Dr. Kui Muraya’s story. Kui takes us through her childhood growing up between Nairobi and Mombasa, being raised by multiple mother figures, and the powerful lineage of women who shaped her storytelling voice. She shares what it was like to grow up as a “different” child outspoken, curious, and deeply aware of injustice and how those traits both set her apart and got her into trouble. From being top of her class to being punished for speaking up in school, this episode explores the early experiences that […]

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