The Breakfast Club

@thebreakfastclub · Podcast

Latest segments

• Jay-Z gets Super Bowl halftime, 2026-10-30
  Defends the halftime booking against critics
  Defends Jay-Z's halftime booking against online critics, with Wallo citing his board work with Jay-Z, Michael Rubin and Meek Mill and his criminal justice record. Reaction and argument, not new reporting on the announcement.
• Bundy DNA closes 1974 case, 2026-10-29
  Reports the DNA match closing a 1974 murder
  Reports the DNA match that closes the 1974 Melissa Ann Smith murder, explaining the comparison against evidence from another Bundy case and the autopsy material preserved for over fifty years. A short front-page item with no new documents beyond the announcement.
• Irene Miller charged, 2026-10-29
  Details the airport arrest in a neglect case
  Opens a new Florida neglect case: a 50-year-old mother arrested at the airport after five days in Las Vegas, with the 911 call from her 11-year-old as the trigger. Closes with a bond update on the earlier Bellazari case.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-28
  Reports Roc Nation's Spain commitment for Nevada
  Reports that Roc Nation Sports posted a supportive Instagram message and that Jay-Z and Roc Nation, after speaking with Griffin, committed to sending Nevada to Spain in December, with the U.S. and overseas sports divisions planning opportunities around him.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-28
  Recaps the viral video and adds the training invite
  Recaps the viral video of police removing three-year-old Nevada and his family from an I-9 league game, leans on Loren LoRosa's exclusive interview with his mother Martasia Griffin, and notes the game was already over. Adds Eddie Johnson's training invite and the GoFundMe.
• Jay-Z gets Super Bowl halftime, 2026-10-28
  Recaps the halftime announcement and its context
  A short front-page item confirming the NFL's announcement that Jay-Z will headline the February 14 halftime show at SoFi Stadium, with Goodell's old request that he perform and the Reasonable Doubt anniversary as context. It retells the announcement and stays inside the day's reporting.
• Microsoft AI buyouts, 2026-10-28
  Frames the buyout as an AI spending question
  First pass at the buyout: who it covers, the December 31 exit date, the $50 billion quarterly AI infrastructure figure and the 4,800 July layoffs. Frames it as the open question of what AI spending means for the people who work there.
• Trump's El-Sayed attack, 2026-10-28
  Reports the rally remarks and El-Sayed's reply
  Reports the rally remarks, the September 11 references and the metal detector line, then gives El-Sayed's response and the White House's defense. Straight retelling of the weekend's story with the Michigan Senate race as backdrop.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-27
  Relays the family's account of the removal
  Relays the family's account: a three-year-old playing up against five-year-olds was removed from his i9 Sports league after other parents complained, police were called over how long he held the ball, and the fees were refunded. Notes the league has not explained its side.
• Obama rallies for El-Sayed, 2026-10-27
  Recaps the weekend swing and the polls
  Recaps the weekend campaign swing: Trump's attack on Abdul Sayyed in Michigan, Obama's defense and birth-certificate callback, his jabs on tariffs and White House renovations, and polls showing Democrats ahead with early voting underway.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-26
  Argues race and playing time drove the call
  Griffin's own read on why it happened: race plays a part to a certain extent, but talent and parents' frustration over playing time are the main drivers. She says legal action is undecided and she is focused on awareness.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-26
  Adds why Nevada won't return to the league
  Griffin, in the same interview, adds what the fallout looks like at home: Nevada won't go back because the police are there, and he was upset about never getting the end-of-game medal. She frames twelve quiet weeks with I-9 Sports as the reason she is speaking now.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-26
  Adds the civil court advice and refused free season
  Griffin adds the aftermath: police on body camera told her to take the refund dispute to civil court, and the I-9 Sports organization offered a free season at a different location, which she turned down.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-26
  Interviews the mother for the first full account
  Nevada's mother gives the first full account of the incident game: the season-long targeting, the three minutes he played before scoring, the director's refund offer, and the police arriving for a disturbance call with no charges, no trespass notice and the money returned.
• Police called on Nevada, 2026-10-26
  Previews the exclusive interview with Griffin
  Opens with Loren LoRosa previewing her exclusive interview with Martasia Griffin, mother of viral three-year-old soccer player Nevada, framing the police escort off the field as a child penalized for being too good.
• Trump slams LeBron, 2026-10-26
  Recaps the feud back to 2017
  Recaps the Truth Social post and the anthem video, then walks the feud back to 2017 and adds LeBron's on-camera reply that it must have been a slow news day. Stays inside the tweet and the history already on the record.
• Yung Miami's solo album, 2026-10-23
  Adds the QC label drop to the breakup
  Yung Miami lays out the backdrop to the album: a relationship issue, the City Girls breakup and being dropped from QC all landed at once. The label drop is a new admission, and the hosts hear it for the first time on air.
• Yung Miami's solo album, 2026-10-23
  Recounts Jeezy turning down a guest verse
  Yung Miami tells the story of asking Jeezy at a Las Vegas show to guest on a track and getting turned down; he wanted to build something new instead. The hosts pitch which song would suit him, and she names Future, Lil Baby and Jeezy as her top three.
• Yung Miami's solo album, 2026-10-23
  Explains the 2008 record and her stepdad
  Yung Miami explains the 2008 record: her stepdad played Jeezy on school runs while her mother was in prison, and she wanted a get-money record instead of today's lyric-focused music. Background on a track already on the record.
• Yung Miami's solo album, 2026-10-23
  Asks who the album title is aimed at
  Opens the interview by asking who the title Watch This is aimed at, and teases Lauren over doubting Yung Miami. Yung Miami says the fan criticism of T-Time and Newsflash motivated her, a point the rollout coverage already had on the record.