Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms joins to discuss the death of Amber Nicole Thurman, abortion rights, and the upcoming election.

Olympian Edwin Moses joins to discuss his upcoming documentary, 'Moses-13 Steps,' premiering at Morehouse College for their Human Rights Film Festival on Saturday September 21. He discusses his career, the making of the documentary, and his relationship with Samuel L. Jackson.

Eva Marcille talks her new Lifetime movie, Buried Alive and Survived, premiering September 21. She details what filming for the role was like, being buried in a box, and more. She also discusses her thoughts on the new Real Housewives of Atlanta cast lineup, All The Queen's Men, and how her kids are doing.

Phaedra Parks joins the show ahead of her 'Dancing With The Stars' debut tonight on ABC. She talks the show, her kids, and her recent Emmy win!

Woody McClain & Alix Lapri of 'Power Book II: Ghost' discuss the series finale, Woody's dancing career; if Woody is really from England; and what's next for them after the show ends.

Comedian DC Young Fly talks about the impact of Nick Cannon and Wild N Out, dealing with grief after the loss of his longtime girlfriend Jacky Oh, a possible Friday movie, and more.

Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris talks about the upcoming season and some of his favorite things in Atlanta!

Atlanta Public Schools chief of police Ronald Applin joins to discuss safety protocol in their school system. This conversation comes amid the mass shooting that occurred at Apalachee High School in Winder, Ga. He also discusses what parents can do to help aid in the situation of an active shooter.