The Radio Show ATL

M-16, Jimmy, and Big Debo break down the latest developments in the Big Tigger case and discuss how new information can change public perception.Then, the crew dives into Jermaine Dupri’s reported legal battle over music ownership and royalties, leading to a conversation about contracts, legacy, and who really owns the culture. Also on this episode: One Gotta Go, the Random Segment, and the lively conversations that make The Radio Show ATL a must-listen each week.
 
Today's Crew M-16, Jimmy, Big Debo
 
Theme Song: We Are The Stars by X-YLE
 
Background Music: Baari X, APA Entertainment, Hanu Dixit 
 
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Singer, songwriter, actor, and director Damon Anthony joins M-16 on The Aftermath to discuss his creative journey, balancing music and film, the experiences that have shaped his career, and what’s next. Damon opens up about the passion behind his creative process, the challenges of wearing multiple hats in the entertainment world, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Plus, Damon shares his unfiltered thoughts during a special edition of Don’t @ Me.
 
Theme Song: Gunshot By Edson Sean
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For More From Damon Anthony:
Films: Twisted Devotion, Fragile Bond, Neurosis, Of 2 Minds, and The Bet
Music: available on Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, Deezer or wherever you get your music
IG: @damonanthony_doesitall

The microphones are on, and M-16, ATL Diva, and Big Debo are back with another unfiltered conversation on the biggest stories in music and entertainment.
The crew reviews T.I.'s Kill the King and debates whether the King of the South delivered another standout project. They also discuss the legal issues involving Atlanta radio personality Big Tigger, separating the known facts from speculation while examining how allegations can impact a public figure's career. To wrap things up, the hosts ask whether the BET Awards—or music award shows in general—still matter in today's culture.
 
Today's Crew ATL Diva, M-16, Big Debo
Theme Song: We Are The Stars by X-YLE
Background Music: Baari X, APA Entertainment, Hanu Dixit 
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On this edition of The Aftermath, M-16 sits down with former tech executive, entrepreneur, and creator of the documentary series It's Cool to Be Smart, Reggie Shareef.
Reggie shares his journey from discovering a passion for technology to becoming a champion for STEM education and youth empowerment. The conversation explores how his experience at Tennessee State University helped shape his leadership, why access to STEM opportunities remains a challenge for many students, and what young people can do today to prepare for an AI-driven future.
Plus, Reggie discusses the inspiration behind It's Cool to Be Smart, the importance of making education accessible and engaging, and the message he hopes every student takes away from his work.
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For More From Reggie Shareef:
Documentary Series: It’s Cool To Be Smart available here: https://youtu.be/ndFoPfHZqro?si=UrvbtBW3nW57j10O
Website: https://reginaldshareef.com
IG: @coolmillyo

This week on The Radio Show ATL, M-16 and The Jerk discuss Drake's Iceman spending a month at No. 1 and what it means for the current state of hip-hop. They also debate Rick Ross pushing back his new album and whether release delays still matter in the streaming era. Plus, two rounds of One Gotta Go (Potato Edition and Modern Everyday Life Edition) and M-16 sounds off on a growing frustration with modern action video games.
 
Today's Crew: The Jerk, M-16
Theme Song: We Are The Stars by X-YLE
Background Music: Baari X, APA Entertainment, Hanu Dixit 
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On this special episode of The Aftermath, M-16 sits down with his father, Gaylord Boyd, for a conversation about family, legacy, and a lifetime of stories.
Known to radio audiences as The Boogie Child, Gaylord reflects on his decades-long broadcasting career while discussing his new cookbook, How I Learned to Cook Great Creole Food. From radio memories to family recipes and Creole cooking traditions, this episode celebrates the experiences and lessons passed from one generation to the next.
 
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The crew kicks things off with the Knicks finals run, breaking down fan behavior and the rising cost of Finals tickets. M-16 then shifts the conversation to music legacy, asking whether Drake has officially surpassed Lil Wayne in career impact as debate heats up at the table.In the Random Segment, things go off the rails as each guest takes turns trying to get the show cancelled, with Krys and Jimmy pushing the limits and keeping everyone on edge.
Today's Crew: M-16, Big Debo, Jimmy, Uncle Krys
Theme Song: We Are The Stars by X-YLE
Background Music: Baari X, APA Entertainment
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On this episode of The Radio Show ATL: The Aftermath, M-16 sits down with longtime friend, collaborator, and cast member The Jerk for an honest conversation about his journey with the show.
The Jerk reflects on joining The G.O.A.T. Radio in 2010, how being on the microphone helped him showcase a different side of his personality, and the role he played in the evolution of TRS ATL. He also addresses his departure from the show in 2021, explaining exactly why he left and what ultimately led to his return.
Filled with memories, reflections, and behind-the-scenes stories, this episode offers a deeper look at one of the personalities who helped shape the TRS ATL experience.
 
Theme Song: Gunshot By Edson Sean
 
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After 6 months away, Ez is BACK with M-16, Uncle Krys, Jimmy, and Big Debo for a huge music debate on The Radio Show ATL. The crew reviews all THREE of Drake’s latest albums from top to bottom, with Jimmy delivering some of the hottest takes of the episode as the resident Drake defender. The biggest question: will M-16 pull his usual “old man” nonsense and hate everything… or did Drake actually get him this time? Plus, Ez responds to Big Debo’s claim that Kendrick Lamar is this generation’s Nas with facts, figures, and plenty of smoke. Three albums. Big opinions. Real discussion.
Today's Crew: M-16, Ez, Big Debo, Jimmy, Uncle Krys
Theme Song: We Are The Stars by X-YLE
Background Music: Baari X, APA Entertainment
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Friend of the show Lauryn Nichole returns to The Radio Show ATL for a real conversation with M-16 about growth, balance, and the journey behind the music. Lauryn opens up about her YouTube series Becoming Lauryn Nichole, giving listeners a closer look into the daily grind of chasing a dream while balancing real life responsibilities.
The conversation also dives into the meaning behind her record “Black Butterflies,” the impact of performing for students during her school tour appearances, and how she continues to evolve creatively as an artist.
 
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For More From Lauryn Nichole:
Youtube: Becoming Lauryn Nichole drops weekly
Album: Case Study: Dark Pop Archive Available on Spotify, Apple Music,Tidal, Or wherever you stream your music
IG:@laurynnicholeofficial
Website: Iamlaurynnichole.com