Since the release of his 2005 Atlantic Records debut I Gotta Make It, singer and Virginia native Trey Songz has sold over 20 million records. His new album Tremaine is one of his most personal yet. He talks to the Tom Joyner Morning Show about his new album, if a wife and kids are in […]
Misty Copeland, the first African-American principal dancer with American Ballet Theater has a new book where she shares excerpts from her journal and includes real-life recipes. She talks to the Tom Joyner Morning Show about Ballerina Body: Dancing and Eating Your Way To A Leaner, Stronger And More Graceful You. https://www.instagram.com/p/BR6i5gfBCf6/?taken-by=mistyonpointe&hl=en What does a Ballerina’s body […]
Dallas native Z’Kijah Fleming is the winner of the 2017 Tom Joyner Foundation Full Ride Scholarship. The high school senior who is ranked number one in her class talks to the Tom Joyner Morning Show about becoming a caretaker at 14, why she chose Howard University and much more. “I kind of don’t have a plan. […]
3/30/17- Find out why Comedian Chris Paul says that the Kardashians should change their last name to Dolezal and hear who he’s putting in the Legion of Doom. Listen below.
3/30/17- Sherri Shepherd and Kym Whitley weigh in on this morning’s Black Moms Matter question, should grandparents get paid to babysit? What do you think? Listen below.
3/30/17- Find out what happens when Kym Whitley confesses to kissing a girl. You have got to hear this one!
After last week’s episode, I was extremely grateful for somewhat of a breather. For Ernestine’s lungs, but especially for Rosalee. Although it’s acting, I was ’bout worn out for my girl. Before we tackle tonight’s drama, look at this behind the scene moment Jurnee Smollett Bell shared on her Instagram. She and husband Josiah Bell […]
3/29/17- Find out why the Celebrity Snitch is upset when you listen to today’s segment. Do you agree?
3/29/17- Rev. Al Sharpton talks to the Tom Joyner Morning Show about the disrespect of the Trump administration and why we need to demand more. Click the link below to hear the entire interview.
3/29/17- Roland Martin talks to memorabilia collector Paxton Baker about the culmination of the Black Heritage Auction on April 7th in Brooklyn, New York. “It started with Harry Belafonte in 1992. I was amazed at the body of work that Harry had amassed. It sparked a feel for me for collecting. For an African American, […]