Attorney Ben Crump joins The Big Tigger Morning Show to discuss his upcoming Jam 4 Justice event, the November election, and some of his cases which include: Amber Thurman, Breonna Taylor, Tyree Nichols, and Sonya Massey.

ESPN's (and V-103 alum) Elle Duncan joins to discuss all things motherhood and sports from the WNBA playoffs, college football, the NFL, and her children's book, For You I Will.

Michael Vick joins the Big Tigger Morning Show to discuss his new three-part documentary 'Evolution of the Black Quarterback' which premiered on Amazon Prime on September 24th. He also shares his response to being ranked #9 as one of the best Black quarterbacks of all time.

The Big Tigger Morning Show was joined by Mona Scott-Young, Jussie Smollett, and Tressa Smallwood. They talked about the creation of the movie, Jussie's legal case, and if Jussie will work with Lee Daniels again.

Joining The Big Tigger Morning Show with Jazzy McBee on Atlanta’s V-103 today is blue-eyed soul singer Robin Thicke, to discuss his role as a supportive dad, his brand new album that’s about to drop, and much more.

“I'm in the finishing touches on my new album,” he tells us at the start. “My first album in a few years. We just dropped the new single, 'I Know What To Do.'”

Speaking of his trip to the ATL, Robin says the city has welcomed him “warmly,” a testament to Atlanta essentially being his second home -- “Especially musically," he says, "because I know so many producers and writers and different artists from over the years. Even this year,” he adds, “I've already been here four or five times for different performances and concerts.”

Robin was also quick to give a shout out to his 14-year-old son Julian; “he's got the gift and he's got a great voice, great head on his shoulders,” he says. “Recently he got back into some songwriting… SZA is his favorite artist. He's really trying to get his pen game on point right now.”

However, whether or not he plans on releasing any to his dad is still up in the air. “He wrote a song and played it for me,” Robin explains. “The funny thing is I go, ‘Man, I really love this new song you wrote, would you mind if I did a version? I think it'd be really cool if I sang a version of your song,’ and he's like, ‘But it's my song.’ I’m like, OK. I like the swag already. ‘I'm not giving away my song. This is personal to me.’”

Robin says he’s not pushing him to be any type of artist or entertainer, choosing to be supportive without being critical. “Other people will criticize and he'll get constructive criticism from other places. If he asked me for advice, which lately he doesn't really even want to, he would, but I think he wants me to just support and praise.”

“So, he wrote a great song and I just praised the heck out of it and told him how proud I am and told him to keep going, keep pushing, and that way he can become his own artist on his own time.”

Keep a lookout for Robin’s own album arriving as he says sometime around Valentine's Day – but don’t expect to hear any of Julian’s bangers on there just yet.

Listen to The Big Tigger Morning Show's full chat with Robin Thicke above and stay tuned for more conversations with your favorite artists right here on Audacy.

Words by Joe Cingrana Interview by The Big Tigger Morning Show

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.