The Breakfast Club

The Breakfast Club discusses veteran mental health and Atlanta shooting, Uber driver safety concerns, and single motherhood

• The Breakfast Club co-hosts DJ Envy, Charlemagne tha God, and the guests co-hosts from Horrible Decisions, Weezy and Mandy B, discuss their regular jobs and the challenges of waking up early.

• The Isley Brothers will be joining the show as special guests for Throwback Thursday.

• Taz from Hoodrich Radio gives an update on the recent shooting in Atlanta, where a 24-year-old veteran opened fire at a medical facility, killing one person and injuring four others.

• Senator Warnock gives a speech on the Senate floor about the prevalence of mass shootings and the need for action.

• The hosts discuss the mental health challenges that veterans face when transitioning from military to civilian life, and the lack of resources available to them.

• An Uber driver named "Uber Mike" calls in to warn parents not to let their underage children use Uber or Lyft, as it puts the driver at risk.

• The hosts discuss the high percentage of earnings that Uber and Lyft take from their drivers, which is around 55-60%.

• A caller gives a shout-out to all the single moms, and shares her experience of using a sperm donor bank to have a baby as a gay woman.

• The hosts briefly discuss the topic of golden showers, which will be discussed in more detail later on the show.

• DJ Envy asks Weezy and Mandy B if they have ever made a man sweat, to which they respond with a story about Nelly.

• The hosts discuss the discomfort and anxiety of getting tested for COVID-19, and the evolution of COVID protocols.

• The show ends with a segment called "Get It Off Your Chest," where callers can vent about any topic they choose.Discussion on Golden Showers on The Breakfast Club

• Mandy and Weezy from Horrible Decisions were guest co-hosts on The Breakfast Club.

• The topic of discussion was golden showers, stemming from a recent interview with rapper Karisha on the Jason Lee Show.

• Karisha had mentioned enjoying golden showers on her podcast, but later clarified that it was just something she said for shock value.

• Mandy shared her own experience with golden showers, which was introduced to her by a partner who wanted her to do it to him.

• She explained that it took her a long time to mentally prepare for it and that it was a psychological experience more than a physical one.

• The conversation also touched on the taste of semen and the importance of diet for better taste.

• The hosts joked about trying new things and not kink-shaming.

• The discussion then shifted to a recent incident on the New York City subway, where a man was killed after being put in a chokehold by a 24-year-old Marine.

• The man had allegedly been acting erratically and yelling on the train before the incident occurred.

• The hosts discussed the dangers of riding the subway and the need for mental health resources for veterans.

• The incident has sparked protests and calls for justice.

• The full details of the incident are still unclear and the Marine has not yet been charged.Interview with the Isley Brothers on The Breakfast Club

• The Isley Brothers discuss their musical journey and how they became a self-contained group.

• They talk about their ownership of masters and record labels, including their current label, the ri top 10.

• The Isley Brothers have over a thousand samples of their music used in other songs and have to clear everything they listen to.

• They discuss their competition in the music industry, including James Brown, Sam Cooke, and Jackie Wilson.

• The Isley Brothers talk about the inspiration behind their hit songs, including "It's Your Thing" and "Between the Sheets."

• They mention a failed attempt to sell "It's Your Thing" to Aretha Franklin for $15,000.

• The Isley Brothers reminisce about their friendship with Aretha Franklin and how they talked two to three times a week.

• They share a funny story about a lady throwing a dress on stage during their performance of "Lucille."

• The Isley Brothers advocate for kindness towards homeless individuals and discuss the challenges of dealing with mental illness in America.

• They express the importance of having police presence and resources to help in situations involving mentally ill individuals.

• The Isley Brothers discuss their love for performing and touring and how it keeps them going.

• They share a message of gratitude and admiration for The Breakfast Club and its impact on the culture.The Isley Brothers talk music, inspiration, and beef on The Breakfast Club

• The Isley Brothers discuss their unique sound and how they made sure each song was different.

• CBS initially didn't like their hit song "Between the Sheets" because it didn't fit their usual style, but they were signed by Clive Davis who recognized its potential.

• The Isley Brothers were friends with other top groups of their time, including Earth Wind and Fire and Marvin Gaye.

• The Isley Brothers had friendly competition with other artists, including Marvin Gaye and Teddy Pendergrass, which inspired them to create hits like "In Between the Sheets" and "Don't Say Goodnight."

• The Isley Brothers had a legal battle with Michael Bolton over his use of their song "Love is a Wonderful Thing."

• The Isley Brothers believe that R&B is not dead and continues to be relevant today.

• Beyonce was called by The Isley Brothers to collaborate on a song early in her career.

• The Isley Brothers find inspiration in current rappers like Takeoff and Quavo, as well as artists they have worked with, such as Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross.

• The Isley Brothers reminisce about their friendships with artists who have passed away, including Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, and James Brown.

• The Isley Brothers discuss their new liquor brand, including brandy and vodka.

• Ashanti and Nelly have reportedly rekindled their relationship after their split in 2013.

• Kanye West may be trolling Adidas by purchasing a new headquarters next to one of their stores in Los Angeles.

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