The Reprint by Lenox & Parker

by Lenox and Parker, LLC

Season 2

Inside the Nolan Wells Case, Kandi vs. Tamar, Celebrity Weddings, and the Business of Bluntness

This week on the podcast, we break down the most compelling stories making headlines. We begin with an update on the tragic and ongoing Nolan Wells case, exploring the family's search for transparency, forensic roadblocks, and the broader questions surrounding institutional accountability and media disparity. Next, we dive into the explosive industry feud between Kandi Burruss and Tamar Braxton following their recent clash, analyzing what it reveals about professional maturity, boundaries, and public beefs. Shifting to celebration, we look at T.I. and Tameka "Tiny" Harris renewing their vows for their "Sweet 16" in Jamaica, and celebrate the stunning, star-studded Greenwich wedding of Coco Jones and NBA star Donovan Mitchell. Finally, we unpack "Truth Hurts" and his unapologetic approach to relationships, content creation, and why refusing to pander has built him a massive business. Tune in for deep dives, sharp analysis, and the talking points everyone is discussing!

S2 · E1

Aug 3, 2026

1:25:57

Season 1

The Reprint Celebrates 50 Episodes! | Trump-Iran Crisis, Yellowstone Bison Attack, Boosie & More

We're celebrating our 50th episode of The Reprint! What started as a conversation about the stories shaping our world has grown into 50 episodes of news, culture, politics, entertainment, and meaningful dialogue. Thank you to everyone who has listened, watched, shared, and supported the journey. We couldn't have reached this milestone without you. In this special 50th episode, we cover: 🦬 A grandfather survives a terrifying bison attack at Yellowstone National Park after being tossed nearly eight feet into the air during a family vacation. 🌍 President Donald Trump orders new military strikes against Iran, escalating tensions in the Middle East and raising concerns about global security, oil prices, and international stability. ❤️ Married at First Sight enters a new era as relationship expert Paul Brunson and Dr. Liza Paz take the reins for the franchise's milestone 20th season. ✍️ Christal Jordan shares a powerful reflection on The Emotional Cost of Being the Exception, exploring belonging, identity, and the hidden burden that often accompanies opportunity. ⚖️ Rapper Boosie Badazz seeks a $300,000 refund after an alleged failed effort to secure a presidential pardon, shining a light on the growing business of political influence and clemency. 💡 Inspirational Quote of the Day 🖤 Black Business of the Day 📖 Download the FREE Lenox & Parker Beauty Issue: https://www.lenoxandparker.com/lenox-parker-magazine-download/ From all of us at The Reprint, thank you for helping us reach 50 episodes. Here's to the conversations we've had—and the many more still to come. 🎙️ Subscribe, rate, and share The Reprint wherever you listen to podcasts, and join us each week as we go beyond the headlines with thoughtful conversations on the stories that matter most.

S1 · E50

Jul 15, 2026

1:17:32

Jay-Z's Historic Yankee Stadium Run, Rihanna's Epic Return & Remembering Sam Neill

This episode of The Reprint looks back at some of the biggest stories making headlines in entertainment and beyond. We begin by honoring the life and legacy of Sam Neill, the beloved Jurassic Park star whose remarkable career spanned more than five decades and left an unforgettable mark on film. Then we recap Jay-Z's historic three-night residency at Yankee Stadium, celebrating Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint. From surprise appearances by Nas, Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Eminem, and an all-star lineup on the final night, to the security delay that pushed the concert into the early morning hours, we break down why the event became one of the biggest moments in hip-hop history. We also spotlight Rihanna's surprise return to the concert stage, where she reunited with Jay-Z for a memorable performance that had fans celebrating her long-awaited comeback.

S1 · E49

Jul 13, 2026

1:21:16

Nolan Wells Investigation, Trump's Housing Bill & Sports Takes

In this episode, we cover four of today's biggest stories shaping politics, culture, and sports. We begin with the surprising passage of a major bipartisan housing reform bill that became law after President Donald Trump refused to sign it. We break down what the legislation includes, why it automatically became law, and what it could mean for housing affordability across the United States. Next, we examine the ongoing investigation into the death of 18-year-old college football player Nolan Wells. With civil rights attorney Ben Crump now representing the family, calls are growing for greater transparency, an independent autopsy, and answers surrounding the circumstances of Wells' death. We also highlight Mara Brock Akil's conversation about her new novel, The Revelation of Dionne Daphne, where she discusses healing through honest conversations, confronting shame, and why fathers play a vital role in helping daughters navigate life's challenges. Finally, we discuss Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla's first public comments following the blockbuster trade of Jaylen Brown. Hear his reflections on Brown's legacy, the emotional impact of the move, and how the Celtics plan to build a new team identity moving forward.

S1 · E48

Jul 10, 2026

1:23:29

Political Chaos in Maine, Big Tigger’s Legal Battle, The Healthcare Strike Crisis & Messi’s Atlanta Heroics

This week on Reprint, we navigate the controversies and turning points defining our headlines. We begin in Maine, where the Democratic Party is clashing with Senate hopeful Graham Platner’s team over allegations of "thumb on the scale" tactics and serious misconduct, raising tough questions about candidate vetting and party loyalty. We also explore the fallout surrounding legendary broadcaster Big Tigger as he steps away from the mic amid legal challenges, and report on the looming, historic strike by Massachusetts nurses fighting for better staffing and patient care. Finally, we look back at the magic in Atlanta, where Lionel Messi’s World Cup heroics reminded us exactly why he remains a global icon.

S1 · E47

Jul 8, 2026

1:14:34

India.Arie vs. Yung Miami, Serena Williams Injury Update & LeBron James Free Agency Chaos

On this episode of The RePrint Podcast, we break down the biggest stories dominating entertainment, sports, and culture. 🎙️ India.Arie vs. Yung Miami: Grammy-winning singer India.Arie ignites a heated debate after questioning the popularity of Yung Miami's viral hit "Spend Dat." Is music simply entertainment, or does it shape culture and community values? We explore artistic freedom, accountability, and the conversation taking over social media. 🎾 Serena Williams' Wimbledon Scare: Serena Williams' highly anticipated Wimbledon return takes an unexpected turn after a knee injury casts doubt on her doubles reunion with Venus Williams. We discuss what this means for one of tennis' most iconic duos and Serena's remarkable comeback. 🏀 NBA Free Agency Frenzy: The NBA offseason is in full chaos as LeBron James weighs his future, the Philadelphia 76ers emerge as serious contenders, Kawhi Leonard trade rumors intensify, and the league experiences one of its biggest power shifts in years. We break down the latest moves, the biggest rumors, and what they mean for the championship race. Join us as we dive into the headlines, offer our perspective, and unpack the stories everyone will be talking about.

S1 · E46

Jul 4, 2026

1:08:04

Target Boycott, Venezuela Earthquake & Askia Fountain

On this episode of The Reprint Podcast, we break down the biggest headlines shaping culture, politics, and the global community. We begin with the devastating twin earthquakes that have left Venezuela facing a growing humanitarian crisis, as thousands remain displaced and rescue efforts transition into long-term recovery. We also examine the growing controversy surrounding Jay-Z's exclusive Reasonable Doubt anniversary release with Target. As the Black consumer boycott continues over the retailer's DEI rollback, we ask whether celebrity partnerships help rebuild trust—or undermine consumer activism. Joining us is Askia Fountain, Grammy-nominated music executive, entrepreneur, author, and founder of Fountain Entertainment Group. With more than 20 years of experience building brands and generating over $30 million in retail sales, Askia shares his perspective on: The impact of the Target boycott on Black-owned brands The future of DEI in corporate America Building independent businesses beyond big-box retailers The evolution of the music industry Entrepreneurship, branding, and creating lasting cultural impact If you're interested in business, Black culture, current events, and insightful conversations, this is an episode you don't want to miss. Subscribe for more conversations that matter from The Reprint Podcast. #TheReprintPodcast #AskiaFountain #JayZ #TargetBoycott #BlackBusiness #Entrepreneurship #BirthrightCitizenship #SupremeCourt #Venezuela #CurrentEvents #MusicIndustry #Culture #DEI #BlackCommunity #BusinessNews

S1 · E45

Jul 1, 2026

59:55

Legacy, Legends & The Future of Black Music: BET Awards, TLC & R&B's Biggest Tour

Episode Description This week on The RePrint Podcast, we break down one of the biggest celebrations of Black culture and entertainment—the 2026 BET Awards. We discuss Teyana Taylor's historic night, the powerful tributes honoring Lauryn Hill and music executive Sylvia Rhone, and what this year's winners reveal about the future of music, film, and creative excellence. We also explore TLC's enduring legacy as CrazySexyCool: The Musical brings the iconic group's story to a new generation. From redefining R&B and fashion to overcoming personal and industry challenges, we examine why TLC's influence remains as relevant today as ever. Plus, we dive into the announcement of the highly anticipated Usher and Chris Brown 2026 Stadium Tour, discussing what this historic collaboration means for the future of R&B, the importance of legacy artists, and why the genre continues to thrive across generations. Join us as we celebrate Black excellence, unpack the biggest headlines in music and entertainment, and have the conversations that keep culture moving forward.

S1 · E44

Jul 1, 2026

1:19:15

Music, Miracles & Memories: Muni Long, Clive Davis, Megan & More

This week, we unpack some of the biggest stories shaping music and culture alongside special guest Kai "Verse" Tyler, music executive and founder of The Luxury Group, who brings his industry expertise and insider perspective to the conversation. We discuss Grammy-winning singer Muni Long's inspiring journey from a life-threatening health crisis and double lung transplant to recovery and a renewed appreciation for life. We also reflect on the passing and enduring legacy of legendary music executive Clive Davis, whose vision helped launch and shape the careers of some of music's most iconic artists. Kai joins us to break down the latest headlines surrounding Megan Thee Stallion's continued rise as a cultural and business powerhouse, Lizzo's latest album performance and the challenges artists face in today's streaming era, and the growing conversations surrounding the current state of the music industry. We also explore Babyface's star-studded Cadillac Chronicles special, discussing the importance of legacy, artist development, and the relationships that have shaped generations of music. Plus, we preview the highly anticipated Verzuz battle between B2K and Pretty Ricky and examine why nostalgia-driven music events continue to resonate with audiences today. From industry insights and artist legacies to comeback stories and cultural conversations, this episode delivers thoughtful commentary, real talk, and expert perspective on the music business and the stories making headlines this week.

S1 · E43

Jun 24, 2026

1:39:08

Building Legacy: Juneteenth, Jay-Z's Family Story, King Randall and Remembering Clive Davis

This week on the podcast, we examine the stories making headlines and sparking important conversations across America. We begin with a tragic wave of mass shootings that erupted across the country over the Juneteenth weekend, including a devastating shooting in Chicago that turned a celebration of freedom into a scene of heartbreak. We discuss the growing concerns surrounding gun violence, public safety, and the impact on communities nationwide. Then we shift to a powerful family story from Beyoncé and Jay-Z. New revelations about Jay-Z's signature locs uncover a deeper message about Black identity, natural hair, fatherhood, and the importance of helping children embrace who they are. We also explore the debate surrounding the newly opened Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. Is it a groundbreaking model for civic engagement and leadership, or does it depart too far from the traditional role of a presidential library? We examine both sides of the conversation. Next, we spotlight King Randall, the 25-year-old educator and founder of The X for Boys, whose mission to develop disciplined, responsible young men is gaining national attention and challenging conventional ideas about leadership and mentorship. Plus, we discuss the breaking news surrounding the passing of legendary music executive Clive Davis and reflect on the life, career, and influence of Peabo Bryson as family, friends, and fans gather to celebrate his legacy. From tragedy and resilience to leadership, culture, and legacy, this episode brings together the stories shaping the conversations happening in Black America today.

S1 · E42

Jun 22, 2026

1:26:32

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