This week on The Jigsaw, Josh and Bryan unpack Megan Thee Stallion’s powerful response to ongoing harassment after the Tory Lanez shooting, key updates from Day 11 of Diddy’s trial, and Jamal Roberts’ inspiring American Idol win. Plus, WNBA tensions rise with Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, TikTok’s “Gingers Are Black” trend sparks real talk, the 2025 Met Gala celebrates Black fashion—and the Casanegros drop an announcement you don’t want to miss.

Bless Up:

Jordan and Ayana Bell - Soul Grind Coffee Co

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Song of the Week: Promises - Lisa Knowles-Smith & The Brown Singers

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In the age of social media, authenticity is optional, and performance is the norm. This week, we examine how platforms like TikTok and Instagram have turned everyday people into curated characters, where even “real life” feels staged. Using Ashton Hall’s viral “day in the life” video as a jumping-off point, we explore the fine line between influence and illusion. Are folks living, or are they just content? Join us as we dissect the performance of online existence and the social currency of faking it.

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Neighborly Paper - Robin Beck and Carmelle Kendall

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Song of the Week: Girl - The Internet, Girl - Destiny’s Child

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This week on The Jigsaw, Bryan breaks down his experience at the GNX Tour, while he and Josh mourn the Grizzlies and Lakers getting bounced from the playoffs. But the real heat is in the Living Room, where the guys dive into Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s newest film starring Michael B. Jordan. With vampires as culture vultures, Black trauma as currency, and faith caught in the middle, the movie opens up a powerful conversation on cultural appropriation, the danger of being too welcoming, and the spiritual labor Black women carry.

From the blues to the church, from gatekeeping to discernment — this one is layered. Tap in, laugh hard, think deep, and as always, find the pieces and figure it out.

Bless Up:

Brwn Stock - Erica Chisolm

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Song of the Week: Girl - The Internet, Girl - Destiny’s Child

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