Madd Hatta sits down with Houston’s own Ali Siddiq for a powerful conversation about his journey, his rise as one of comedy’s elite storytellers, and the hometown finale of his “In The Shadows” tour. Siddiq reflects on his Houston roots and sticking to moving his empire independently, plus he goes into talking about his new book, "Applied Advice" as he prepares to close out the year with a blockbuster New Year’s Eve show at the Smart Financial Center featuring Ryan Davis and David Banner. This is a full-circle moment for one of H-Town’s most authentic.

Hoodies 4 Healing joined The Madd Hatta Show to share the inspiring story behind the nonprofit’s mission to feed Houston’s homeless. Devon Bank and C.J. opened up about founder Rosemary Tucker’s powerful promise to God after her daughter’s brain surgery — a promise that sparked five years of serving 200–300 people every Sunday. From meals and haircuts to hope and human connection, they discussed how Hoodies 4 Healing has become a lifeline under the bridge at 2001 Commerce. Their passion and purpose reveal how one act of faith can transform an entire community.

Corey Holcomb brought his unfiltered energy to The Madd Hatta Show, delivering blunt truths about fame, relationships, and Hollywood’s hidden politics. Known for his fearless honesty stand-up style, Holcomb opened up about the lessons pain has taught him, why he refuses to play the industry’s “wicked” games, and how the streets — not the system — made him a star. From calling out marriage contracts to teasing his upcoming film plans, Holcomb proved once again why he’s one of comedy’s most unapologetic voices.

Jimmy Cozier pulled up on Madd Hatta at Majic 102.1 for a heartfelt, nostalgia-packed conversation that bridged the past, present, and future of R&B. Jimmy opened up about the story behind his classic hit “She’s All I Got,” introduced rising talents Cleo Fox and superstar songwriter Stacy Barthe, and shared their new creative sanctuary movement, “Safe House.” He also spoke with pride about his daughter Nali, who’s carrying the family legacy with her new music. It’s an honest, soulful sit-down that shows Jimmy Cozier’s artistry isn’t just timeless—it’s evolving.

Madd Hatta sits down with TRILL AC of the Krew Season Podcast to unpack how a simple kickback debate turned into one of the South’s biggest cultural movements. In this high-energy conversation, TRILL AC breaks down the podcast’s organic beginnings, their keep-it-real creative process, and the strategy behind staying viral. From capturing authentic relationship debates to building Houston into a content powerhouse, this interview shows exactly why Krew Season is more than a podcast—it’s a cultural wave.

Finesse Mitchell talks about his career and Houston shows.

Houston legend Brad “Scarface” Jordan turned 55, celebrating with a massive Birthday Bash & Concert at the Bayou Music Center after a year marked by serious health battles and a powerful sense of rebirth. In a candid interview with Madd Hatta of Majic 102.1, Scarface opened up about surviving an aortic aneurysm, a kidney transplant from his son, and recent heart surgery, sharing hard-earned wisdom and a renewed appreciation for life. He reflected on his musical legacy, the success of his Tiny Desk performance, and confirmed that both a documentary and biopic are in the works.

Houston’s R&B scene is reclaiming its spotlight in 2025, and leading the charge is soulful powerhouse Jack Freeman. In a candid conversation with Majic 102.1’s Madd Hatta, Freeman opens up about his journey as an independent artist, the grind behind the music, and the inspiration fueling his cinematic new album, Nina—proving that H-Town’s soul runs just as deep as its hip-hop roots.

On this episode of Majic 102.1’s Madd Hatta Show, comedian Earthquake brings his trademark raw honesty and sharp humor to the mic, proving that no subject is off-limits. Fresh from the success of his Netflix special, "Joke Telling Business" and an upcoming Fox sitcom, Quake opens up about how marriage and finding the right woman gave him focus, trading “non-money-making conversations” for true partnership. A proud military veteran, he delivers unfiltered takes on U.S. leadership, modern warfare, and why he finds it insulting when non-veterans speak on battles they never fought. From politics and cancel culture to love, career, and the realities of Black life in America, Earthquake keeps it seismic, real, and hilarious—while reminding fans to catch him live at the Houston Improv before tickets sell out.

On this powerful episode of the Madd Hatta Morning Show podcast on Majic 102.1, host Madd Hatta sits down with legendary comedian Earthquake and Dr. Donnell Cooper, Executive Director of the African American Male Wellness Agency (AAMWA), for a candid and unfiltered conversation on Black men’s health. Fresh off AAMWA’s Real Men Real Talk – Mental Wellness Summit in Houston, Earthquake ditches the jokes to deliver a serious wake-up call, urging men to let go of the “macho mentality” and prioritize both physical and mental wellness. From prostate exams to breaking cultural stigmas, Earthquake draws sharp parallels between how men maintain their cars but neglect their own bodies, while Dr. Cooper emphasizes creating safe spaces where men can be vulnerable and access real resources. Together, they tackle the silence, stigma, and systemic barriers holding men back, reminding listeners that true wealth starts with health.

Comedian Michael Blackson, the self-proclaimed “African King of Comedy,” sat down with Madd Hatta on Houston’s Majic 102.1 for a raw and hilarious conversation about his journey from struggle to success. Blackson opened up about his tough childhood after immigrating from Ghana, recalling the culture shock of Newark, New Jersey, where he was teased for his accent, dark skin, and even his “$9.99 chicken flavor sneakers.” Though the ridicule made him self-conscious, a move to Philadelphia sparked a transformation as he saved up money working at Domino’s, reinvented his image, and began finding his comedic voice—even after losing his job and stability for putting comedy first. His perseverance paid off with a breakthrough role in Next Friday and a career that’s since made him “rich forever.” Beyond the laughs, Blackson shared his pride in giving back, including building a free school in his Ghanaian village, a dream partly funded by one epic Houston weekend where 12 sold-out shows covered 25% of the project. For Blackson, Houston holds a permanent place in his story and schedule.

Sheryl Underwood lit up the Houston airwaves with Madd Hatta on Majic 102.1, keeping it real about life after *The Talk* and her new “I Need a Job Tour.” The comedian, known for her unfiltered wit, admitted she’s back to grinding—auditioning, developing projects, and hitting the stage with purpose. More than stand-up, her tour doubles as a movement, with each show supporting local charities, including five in Houston. Mixing sharp humor with straight talk on politics, community, and culture, Underwood reminded fans she’s still the same fiery “Def Jam Cheryl,” only now she’s hustling harder, giving back, and turning comedy into a cause.

British neo-soul breakout Elmiene sat down with Majic 102.1’s Madd Hatta to share his unbelievable rise from an Oxford kid with no formal training to working with legends like Raphael Saadiq and No I.D. After a D’Angelo cover blew up overnight, he found himself fielding calls from record labels and carving out a place in soul’s rich lineage. With his mixtape Heat the Streets dropping September 5th and an album on the way, Elmiene opens up about humility, history, and carrying the torch for the next generation of soul.

Marlon Wayans sat down with The Madd Hatta on Majic 102.1 for an eye-opening interview that went far beyond comedy. The legendary funnyman opened up about family, personal growth, and the challenges of keeping the Wayans legacy alive, even hinting at the possibility of a long-awaited family documentary. He shared how losing his parents reshaped his life, explaining that pain ultimately rebuilt him with faith at the center. Wayans also discussed his upcoming dramatic film *HIM*, where he takes on a powerful role as a retiring quarterback, showing a deeper, more vulnerable side of his artistry. Throughout the conversation, he emphasized the resilience of the Wayans family and his commitment to carving his own path in Hollywood. The interview revealed not just a comedian, but a man in his stride—honest, reflective, and determined to keep creating at the highest level.

Former Houston councilwoman, Amanda Edwards sounds alarm on Trump's redistricting power grab.

The Madd Hatta is back on the air Monday through Friday from 2pm-7pm on Majic 102.1 in Houston and the Majic 102.1 audience taps in on the various subjects of the day and the "Dilemma" you missed this time was about a social media posts that went viral. You never know if these viral moments are real but this one dealt with a couple that had separated and the ex moved in next door/right behind his former partner. Is this the ultimate Petty Freddie story or he’s doing what he has to do to see his kids or a romantic gesture? Listen and let me know.

The Madd Hatta is back on the air Monday through Friday from 2pm-7pm on Majic 102.1 in Houston and the Majic 102.1 audience taps in on the various subjects of the day and the "Dilemma" this time you missed the Father that went viral on social media for kicking out his daughter. His daughter graduates high school and is 18…she no longer wants to attend college or work or listen to her Dad’s plan. Since she’s refused college so he’s giving her $1,000 and a boot out the door for her to go and get it. Fair or foul?

The Madd Hatta is back on the air 2pm-7pm on Majic 102.1 in Houston and the Majic 102.1 audience taps in on the various subjects of the day and the "Dilemma" focused on a conversation from the “Den of Kings” digital series and podcast hosted by @kirkfranklin, featuring conversations with prominent men about real life issues like fatherhood, legacy, and success - @tylerperry admitted he had to fire his own aunt for not showing up to a job he gave her. Dang! This is our “Daily Dilemma” if you’re a millionaire, could you say “No” or even fire a family member, even if it risked that relationship?

Comedian and Chappelle’s Show legend Donnell Rawlings pulls up to The Madd Hatta Show ahead of his Houston Improv shows, and from the jump—it's wild. He kicks it off by roasting Hatta's signature hat and face ("roastable" was the word he used!), but the jokes don’t stop the real talk. Donnell breaks down his come-up in comedy, his unforgettable run as “Ashy Larry,” and how he’s kept the grind going through stand-up, TV, and film. This episode is straight jokes and gems—funny, fast-paced, and full of insight into the comedy game and longevity in entertainment. Catch Donnell live at the Houston Improv July 25–27 and listen in to hear why this man is built for the mic… and the moment.

In this lively interview with The Madd Hatta, comedian Tommy Davidson talks about his surprising new music project featuring Dave Koz, members of Earth, Wind & Fire, and Take Six, blending smooth jazz and soul. Eric Blake joins the conversation to share powerful and hilarious stories from his new book, How I Survived South Central, offering a raw look at life, laughter, and survival in L.A. Together, the two bring laughs, wisdom, and a few unexpected twists to the mic.