VIVA LA BAM | WHERE ARE THEY NOW? | TRAGIC LIFE OF THE CAST MEMBERS
The episodes of “Viva La Bama” tended to have a specific theme, mission, or challenge that would be explored throughout the length of each episode. The show wasn’t quite a cultural phenomenon, but it had a dedicated fanbase all around the world and was popular enough to last five seasons. But after the show went off the air in August of 2005, the fans of this series were left without their daily fix of stars like Ryan Dunn, not to mention Bam and his father Phil, his mother April, and his unforgettable Uncle, Don Vito. So, now that it’s been over 15-years since we last checked in with a lot of these individuals, how about we find out what they’ve been up to?
Dwight Howard got his Los Angeles Lakers championship ring yesterday in a pregame ceremony before the 76ers beat LA 109-101. However, Dwight didn’t give up the spotlight there, as he was ejected at the end of the 1st quarter after a couple of brush-ups with Montrezl Harrell. Philly coach Doc Rivers called both Howard and his former player Montrezl ‘clowns’ for their roles in the incident. Hear what Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe have to say about Dwight’s ejection.
As the season wraps for I Am Woman, the ladies really dive deep into parenting and marital life, especially during COVID times. Agreeing that the past year has brought a lot of change in many areas, the women are split on if they are ready for old life to resume or they enjoy the new normal at home. Aja leads a fun and light discussion with the women about having sex with their husbands, keeping it fresh and frequent. The ladies find it funny that Aja is well versed and ready to chat about sexual related topics while Michi and Ashley seem more reserved. Kijafa and Terricka are curious about the right time to tell their children about sex and opening the lines of communication about such encounters. Michi and Aja think the kids should be a little older while Ashley says that kids learn things from other kids so it’s better for it to be explained at an early age by parents. Michi opens up about a personal experience she had as a child that could have negatively impacted her life but instead she spiraled it into strength and growth while Kijafa says she has instilled in her children to fight for their lives if they are ever in an uncomfortable situation.
Finding ways to get back to regular activities and somewhat of normalcy, Michi asks if the women plan on getting the vaccine and they are all split on the decision of whether to get it or not. Terricka and Ashley say having their children home all day everyday is a lot to handle and they can’t wait for school and activities to resume. Aja says it’s really hard to raise children in this era and the days of kids making mistakes without them being publically exploited are far and few in between.
Chef Lowe surprises the ladies with homemade waffles topped with cereal and milk as they ask him what age he finds it appropriate to talk to his son about sex. He also talks about the financial gains people are having with Fans Only Pages and asks if any of the ladies would ever explore that option. Aja gives the women a gift of hope and appreciation while highlighting black-owned businesses in the community.
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Jim Jones is back & you know he got you covered like sprinkles on an ice cream! On another episode of #DripReport, Jim gets us right with the weekend #weather forecast and we have a special drop in from Ray Ray, as he shares the weather in The Bronx. We’re also talking the latest news in the culture like Pop Smoke’s ‘Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon’ being the longest-running rap album ever in the No. 1 spot of Billboard’s Top Rap Albums chart, Jamie Foxx playing Mike Tyson in a new biopic series, and Ikea’s new quillow. Stay High, Stay Fly, Stay Dry!
Go behind the scenes of Ebro in the Morning! Watch the show live from your laptop as they discuss the biggest topics of the day, and go behind the scenes behind the conversations off-air. Uncensored.
Today, on what would have been Notorious B.I.G.’s 48th birthday we celebrate Christopher Wallace’s life & music.
