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This week, we unpack the Smokey Robinson sexual assault allegations the media refuses to cover (3:33), then break down the heartbreaking courtroom arrest of Rodney Hinton Jr. (17:47) and the chaotic GoFundMe fallout that followed (35:32). We also tackle the political outrage over a massive 12-foot statue in Times Square (50:04) and what the Tyre Nichols acquittals reveal about justice in 2025 (1:08:33).

From the disturbing TikTok prank death of Tyler Butler (1:14:31), to Shannon Sharpe's latest clapback (1:28:40), and deep into the unraveling Diddy trial and its missing testimony (1:37:49), we pull back the curtain on every headline. Plus, we ask the tough questions about reparations and Marc Lamont Hill’s take on JBP (1:55:25).

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Dive into the culture with Lost in the Script TV — your insider source for Black politics, societal commentary, geopolitics, and pop culture. This week, we’re breaking down Kevin Hart's BET Awards hosting moment (2:15), Shannon Sharpe’s $50 million lawsuit drama (11:14), and asking the tough question: Did the NFL want to humble Shedeur Sanders?(1:18:17)

From a sharp 'SINNERS' movie review (1:30:06) to coast-to-coast stories shaping Black America (1:59:36), every episode delivers expert interviews, personal stories, and fearless analysis you won’t find anywhere else.

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At 3:24, we kick off with “Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ Deal”, breaking down Ryan Coogler’s groundbreaking agreement for his new special and what it means for the industry. Then, at 15:27, our “Carmelo Anthony Case Update” brings you up to speed on the latest developments in the high‑profile legal saga.

The conversation shifts at 43:09 with “Grifters and the Carmelo Case,” examining how clickbait culture amplifies this story for clicks and clout. Soon after, at 1:09:07, we delve into “Ignored Self‑Defense,” probing a disturbing incident of self‑defense that the media has largely overlooked.

At 1:19:08, “FSU Shooting Aftermath” covers the tragic campus attack and the urgent campus‑safety conversations it has ignited. The tone turns political at 1:23:12 with “Plot on Trump?”, as we analyze the rumors swirling about another alleged scheme targeting the former president.

Next, at 1:35:48, we address “Wallo267 Backlash,” sorting fair critique from outright toxicity. By 1:45:59, we’re deep into “Intraracial Culture War,” unpacking the fractures and fault lines within our communities.

After a brief break, at 2:08:58, it’s “Tracee Ellis Ross Spotlight,” celebrating her latest projects and why her voice remains vital. Then, at 2:25:40, “China Conspiracy Theories” separates fact from fear in the most sensational rumors.

At 2:37:37, tune in for “Blue Origin Flight Celeb Watch”, reacting to Gayle King and other personalities taking to the edge of space. Shortly after, at 2:53:23, our “China vs. Luxury Brands” segment examines Beijing’s newest tactics targeting high‑end labels and the global fallout.

Finally, at 3:08:24, we wrap up with “Letitia James Report,” a status update in back-and-forth with Trump

At 3:02, we start with "Ice Cube's 'Last Friday'," breaking down the cultural significance and whether people are looking forward to it. Then, at 14:23, we shift gears with "Stephen A. Presidential Run," exploring an unexpected political bid, asking what his agenda is and whether he will be taken seriously.

The conversation heats up at 15:46 with "Trump Tariffs", as we delve into economic policies and their broader consequences. At 28:32, we reflect on enduring legacies in "Obama Won't Go Away", discussing why the former president’s influence, whether it is a positive for the democratic party in this political landscape. Soon after, at 38:31, we uncover a compelling narrative in "Karmelo Anthony/Austin Metcalf Story,".

The discussion turns introspective at 1:02:05 with "Why Black Boys Aren't Excelling," an in-depth look at the systemic challenges impacting education and opportunity. At 1:20:14, we explore the digital frontier with "AI and the Rise of Incel/Red-Pill Ideology," examining how emerging technologies are intersecting with evolving social ideologies. The political discourse deepens at 1:36:39 with "Democrat Candidates Running from Reparations Talks", where we analyze the shifting dynamics within party politics.

At 1:42:19, we tackle a provocative topic in "Are Black Americans Building Colonies in Ghana?" by questioning narratives around identity and the concept of diasporic return. The cultural journey continues at 2:02:01 with "Zulu Parade in New Orleans", celebrating traditions and community spirit in a landmark event. At 2:18:20, we synthesize artistic and cultural influences in "Black American and the Americana Aesthetic," exploring how heritage shapes modern expression.

Finally, at 2:25:02, we round out the episode with "Politics,"

Join us for an action-packed episode that dives into the latest in sports, culture, and politics. This show is packed with detailed segments designed to keep you informed and engaged. At 2:56, we kick off with "Lebron V. Stephen A," a spirited debate that unpacks the rivalry between sports icons while exploring the reasons behind the headline. Then, at 22:10, our "Stories Update" keeps you current with breaking news and trending events.

The conversation shifts at 33:59 with "Marvin Sapp 40k," highlighting the community influence of the Black church. Soon after, at 46:40, we delve into "The Black Church and its Intellectual History," examining heritage, culture, and its pivotal role in shaping intellectual discourse. The discussion takes a more serious tone at 1:50:18 with "The Oversexualization of Black Men and Boys," using rapper YG’s new single as a focal point to address critical societal issues with sensitivity and insight.

At 2:19:29, we tackle "Political Controversies," providing balanced perspectives on the debates shaping today’s political landscape. The episode continues at 2:29:10 with "Prince Harry and his Charity Fallout," where we analyze the ripple effects of celebrity influence on public initiatives and charitable work. Finally, at 2:38:45, we wrap up with a deep dive into "The Trump Administration Leaked Texts," uncovering details behind pivotal political moments.

In this episode, we kick off at 1:28 with a candid look at the buzz surrounding Tyler Perry Debauchery and Katt Williams Studio. By 10:06, we're diving into Jonathan Majors’ Breakfast Club interview, unpacking his insights on struggle and success.

At 20:35, get up-to-date with the latest story updates, followed by an engaging discussion at 26:35 on the new economy and the influence of The YN’s—a raw conversation on poverty and desperation. The episode heats up at 49:40 with a revealing segment featuring LA Rolling 60's Crips leader Big U RICO and the Check-in culture.

Then, at 1:12:40, journey into history with newly released JFK files that spark deep conversations, leading into a timely political breakdown at 1:38:07. The dialogue intensifies at 1:50:37 with a deep dive into the culture and the unseen forces shaping our lives. We wrap up at 2:14:39 with a focused discussion on Trump, examining his impact through our unique lens.

In this episode, we explore a range of topics shaping Black politics, culture, and society. We start by reflecting on the loss of legendary figures like Roy Ayers (1:38) before discussing Dawn Robinson’s latest moves (5:52). Michelle Obama’s new podcast sparks conversation on Democrats' attempt to become influencers (15:07), and we break down Diddy’s claims about CNN altering the Cassie tape (23:53).

We also cover Jay-Z’s legal battle and its connection to the #MeToo movement (39:04), Anthony Mackie’s latest headlines (59:35), and the ongoing debate about whether ADOS/FBA movements are the “enemy” of academia (1:21:43). Lil Ronnie’s story brings up deep discussions on grief (1:50:21), and we analyze major stories from across the country (2:10:28).

Later, we unpack the situation involving Dr. Umar’s daughter (2:32:50), the shifting landscape of Democratic politics (2:45:43), and the controversial calls for Derek Chauvin’s pardon (2:50:05). Finally, we wrap up with a look at Al Green and Jasmine Crockett (2:59:19).

This episode delves deep into the biggest stories shaping the culture, politics, and community. From legendary R&B singer Angie Stone (1:02) to the NAACP’s latest moves (08:39), we break it all down. Rev. Al Sharpton’s boycott (16:16) makes headlines, while Donald Trump’s heated exchange with Zelensky (37:27) sparks debate.

We take a look at stories from around the country (59:02), the controversial conversation around Lil Baby and the war on the Black community (1:16:35), and the tragic loss of a Southern University student (1:44:51). Plus, we explore ADOS and Black soul food culture (1:15:20), the Steve Smith Sr. scandal (2:30:38), and what’s happened with Telvin Osborne (2:39:42).

Later, we unpack the news of Joy Reid’s cancellation (3:15:45) and break down the revelations from the Jeffrey Epstein list (3:31:59)