On today’s episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, we’ve got three standout conversations that fuel inspiration and insight. First, singer-songwriter Victoria Monét stopped by to chat with Lore'l about her debut children's book, Everywhere You Are, and being a mom. She discussed how the story tackles separation anxiety, inspired by her own experiences as a working parent—a relatable narrative that’s already resonating widely.

Next, award-winning songwriter Sean Garrett joined the show from the BET Awards Media House, sharing reflections on his 56 chart-topping hits—spanning Beyoncé, Usher, and Destiny’s Child—and his recent work on the posthumous Aaliyah album. Garrett emphasized maintaining authenticity in production and teased new singles “Gone” (with Tank) and “Girlfriend” (featuring Huncho & Plies). Finally, That Mexican O.T. dropped by Lore'l’s Fireside Chat to share his unconventional journey—from unexpected fame to building resilience in music. His candid story highlights staying true to self while navigating an unpredictable industry.

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In today’s episode of The Morning Hustle Podcast, the hosts introduce rising artist N3WYRKLA, the first signee on Million Dollars Worth of Game Entertainment. She shares how she kept her music career hidden from her father, and how Gillie and Wallo's support is fueling her breakout—emphasizing the power of community and bold ambition.

The spotlight also turns to Hollywood as Devon Franklin discusses his new Netflix film Ruth & Boaz, a modern retelling of the biblical love story released Sept 26 via his partnership with Tyler Perry—designed to uplift and resonate with faith-focused audiences. Rounding out the episode, comedian Just Nēsh talks about her Amazon Prime special Self Served, celebrating its release and candidly addressing the comedy world and industry hurdles.

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In today’s Morning Hustle Podcast, three powerful stories surface. First, a TikToker known as Wolfie Kahletti has been sentenced to a year in prison after spraying insecticide on produce and rotisserie chicken at a Walmart in Arizona—a stunt some called a "prank" but deemed potentially dangerous, leading to multiple felony convictions.

Next, Nelly is facing backlash for appearing on his reality show with Ashanti and insisting that while he’ll provide financial support and nannies, "he's not changing diapers" or getting up at night—a stance critics say paints Ashanti as a "married single mom." Finally, Chris Brown gets a break as the producer who sued him for allegedly being hit with a bottle at a London nightclub has voluntarily dropped the civil assault lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it can't be refiled—though his criminal charges remain in play.

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