"A podcast that makes politics fun." The What's Really Going On Podcast is co-hosted by three Howard University alums - Henry, McKenzie, and Noah - who discuss the intersection of politics and culture with a focus on how it impacts Black and Brown millennials!
The crew is joined by State Representative Justin Pearson from Memphis, Tennessee. He breaks down why he is running for the House of Representatives, the issues driving his campaign, and why he fights tirelessly for his community. Getting personal as he talks about how history guides his efforts, and offers us a blueprint to build a better future. Be sure to follow him on Instagram:…
What does the future of American democracy look like? In this exclusive WRGO interview, Dr. Eddie S. Glaude Jr. joins the conversation to examine the biggest questions facing the United States today. As a Princeton University professor, bestselling author, and leading political commentator, Glaude offers a powerful perspective on race, democracy, political leadership, and the challenges shaping…
Henry is joined once again by Dr. Krystal Redman (DrPH, MPH) in the beltline in Atlanta for a conversation about the importance of mental health - in recognition of Men's Mental Health Month. Dr. Krystal Redman is a public health doctor, strategist and educator, health administrator, leadership and organization development coach, author, activist (who advocates for Reproductive Justice, Black,…
Henry and Noah chat with Rowena Nelson - who is running for Circuit Court Judge in Anne Arundel County in Maryland. Ms. Nelson joins the podcast to discuss what led her to seek a career in law, why she's running for office, what a judge actually does, and why they're so important in shaping our communities. If you live in Anne Arundel County - be sure to check out her campaign and platform:…
The crew talks with Joshua Heard - who is running for Maryland House of Delegates District 12A! They talk with Josh about his platform and priorities for the district - which include supporting working families, taxing the wealthy, affordable housing, mental health, and so much more! Be sure to connect with Josh - donate and volunteer at : https://www.joshuaheardfordelegate.com/ 📲 Follow us on…
The war with Iran isn’t just a foreign policy story—it’s reshaping American politics in real time. In this episode, the WRGO crew breaks down the growing divide between Democrats and Republicans as tensions escalate in the Middle East. With Congress split over war powers and the role of the president, the conflict has exposed deep political fault lines in Washington. Democrats have largely united…
The crew chats with Austin J. Edwards about his candicay for Trenton, New Jersey Mayor! The breakdown the most important issues for Trenton voters, the importance of local elections, and the changes Austin believes will improve the lives of Trenton residents! 📲 Follow us on Instagram / TikTok / Twitter: @WRGOPod 🎧 Catch all our episodes & content here: linktr.ee/wrgo
The crew is once again joined by Kayla Pascareta from The Executive Tea to discuss the Super Bowl, the Epstein files, the importance of independent Black media, the 2026 midterms, and so much more! Be sure to follow Kayla and The Executive Tea at instagram.com/theexecutivetea/ and www.tiktok.com/@theexecutivetea 📲 Follow us on Instagram / TikTok / Twitter: @WRGOPod 🎧 Catch all our episodes &…
Henry and Noah kick-off the 2026 by breaking down EVERYTHING. They discuss the killing of Renee Good - and what to do about ICE, Trump kidnapping the President of Venezuela, the impact of AI on the job market, the Supreme Court's upcoming decision on voting rights, and Mayor Mamdani coming out the gates hot! 📲 Follow us on Instagram / TikTok / Twitter: @WRGOPod 🎧 Catch all our episodes & content…
Public health is political—whether we admit it or not. The What's Really Going On?! crew caught up with Dr. Krystal Redman about her advocacy in the public health field. She breaks down what real public health advocacy looks like from intentional resource allocation to confronting biased systems, Dr. Redman explains why improving health outcomes requires naming inequity and refusing to pacify…