Full EP | Six Flags in Georgia Reopen After Death; The Obama’s Back iShowSpeed Documentary; and Homecoming Trust Issues and More
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On The Morning Hustle Podcast, Lore’l, Kyle Santillian, and Alton Walker preview an interview with London Brown (Uncle Marvin from Raising Kanan) and debate a “Help a Hustler” dilemma: Qua wants to attend his college homecoming without his wife, who can’t go due to work and doesn’t trust him after he previously kissed an ex at homecoming before they were married. The crew also discusses Six Flags Over Georgia reopening just four days after 42-year-old Hassan Karim died after being ejected from the Goliath roller coaster, sparking debate about safety, respect, and workers’ livelihoods. In Lo’Down headlines, the Obamas back iShowSpeed’s Ghana documentary The Eyes of Ghana, Beyoncé and family turn a burned youth center into 31 supportive housing units, and Soulja Boy comments on riots in France tied to the cost of living.
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