The Breakfast Club Radio Show Recap Quiz

The Breakfast Club discusses current events and the importance of good sex

The hosts of The Breakfast Club, DJ Envy and Charlamagne tha God, are joined by guest co-hosts Wheezy and Mandy B from the podcast Horrible Decisions.
The hosts discuss their plans for Cinco de Mayo and the recent NBA game between the Warriors and the Lakers.
Four members of the Proud Boys have been found guilty of seditious conspiracy for their involvement in the January 6th Capitol riot.
Andrew Gillum, former Democratic nominee for governor of Florida, has been found not guilty of lying to the FBI in a case related to political donations.
Tucker Carlson, Fox News host, has been fired due to text messages he sent to his producer, including one in which he expressed a desire for violence against an antifa member.
The hosts discuss the importance of good sex as an act of resistance against anti-blackness, citing its health benefits and mood-boosting effects.
A survey of 448 black people defined good sex as sexy, erotic, sensual, provocative, raunchy, steamy, and kinky.
Mandy adds that good sex should also be safe, in terms of being with someone trustworthy and not having personal information leaked.
The hosts discuss the effects of sex on mood, with Mandy's mother being able to tell when she hasn't had sex in a while.
The hosts encourage listeners to call in and share their thoughts in the "Get It Off Your Chest" segment.
The hosts express sympathy for those affected by the recent shooting at a Colorado Springs birthday party.
The hosts share their opinions on the recent controversy surrounding rapper J. Cole's lyrics about rapper Noname, with Charlamagne defending J. Cole's right to express his opinion and Mandy expressing her disappointment in his lack of action towards social justice issues.Spinning the Block: Does Getting Back with Your Ex Work?
The topic of discussion is whether getting back with an ex after breaking up for some time ever works.
The conversation was sparked by reports that Nelly and Ashanti are back together after years of not dating.
Mandy B, a podcast host, shared her personal experience of breaking up and getting back together with her partner 12 times in three years.
Mandy cited a lack of time due to her hectic job and her partner's insecurities as reasons for their multiple breakups.
Charlamagne Tha God shared his experience of getting back together with his wife after being broken up for a year and how he worked on himself during that time.
Angela Yee advised that getting back with an ex is a waste of time and like peeling a stab of an old wound.
The hosts took calls from listeners who shared their experiences of spinning the block, including one who was in a relationship with two women and another who was currently with a man who left his wife for her.
The hosts discussed the importance of being good co-parents if a couple decides to get back together.
Mandy B shared that she talks about her relationship on her podcast, which sometimes causes issues when they get back together after a breakup.
The hosts advised against making permanent choices based on temporary feelings and emphasized the importance of focusing on co-parenting if a couple decides not to get back together.
The conversation touched on the phrase "you get him how you lose them," which suggests that if someone cheats with you, they are likely to cheat on you.
The hosts also discussed the importance of respecting each other's privacy and not putting their business out there for the public to hear.The Breakfast Club Radio Show - News, Commentary, and Entertainment
The hosts discuss the moral of a story about letting go of something you love and it coming back to you.
Charlemagne gives a "Donkey of the Day" award to a woman who was denied boarding on a Spirit Airlines flight and got into a physical altercation with an employee while allegedly drunk and pregnant.
The hosts discuss the red flags in the situation, including flying on Spirit Airlines, being pregnant and allegedly drunk, and the potential stress on the unborn child.
The hosts joke about the low quality of Spirit Airlines and its services.
The hosts discuss the topic for their "Freaky Freaky Friday" segment, which is whether watching porn with a partner helps or hurts a couple's sex life.
The hosts debate whether porn gives an unrealistic perception of sex and body sizes.
The hosts discuss Drake's property in Beverly Hills that he purchased for $75 million and is now selling for $88 million.
The property has 24,000 square feet, a tennis court, and 11-car garage, and 13 bedrooms.
The hosts discuss the potential impact of the pandemic on new homeowners struggling to pay HOA fees.
Ed Sheeran is found not liable in a copyright trial involving a Marvin Gaye song.
Sheeran speaks out after the trial, expressing frustration with baseless claims and the manipulation of his and Amy's song.
The hosts discuss the verdict and express differing opinions on whether the Marvin Gaye estate deserved to win.National Silence the Shame Day and Mental Health Awareness
National Silence the Shame Day is an initiative to normalize conversations about mental health on social media and raise funds for mental health programs.
Shanti Das, founder of Silence the Shame, shares her personal experience with grief and mental health.
Shanti encourages people to lean into their grief, take walks, reminisce with family, and see a grief counselor.
Shanti mentions that black suicide rates have increased almost 37 percent from 2018 to 2021, and Silence the Shame is focusing heavily on black youth and black men.
Silence the Shame is hosting a suicide prevention Summit on September 30th to educate and provide healthier coping mechanisms for black youth and men.
Non-profits like Silence the Shame need operational funding to run programs and hire staff.
On May 16th, Silence the Shame is hosting an intimate conversation with DJ Drama about his journey through emotional health and wellness.
Shanti emphasizes the importance of listening to your kids and normalizing conversations around mental health.
Silence the Shame focuses on innovative ways to stay rooted in the culture and spread awareness about mental health.
Shanti encourages people to choose joy and find ways to connect with their loved ones' spirits, like seeing a red cardinal or butterfly.
Shanti shares that she is ready to start dating again after focusing on her mental health and grieving process for eight years.
Silence the Shame aims to make a national and global impact on mental health awareness and suicide prevention.