Mutha Knows welcomes the fabulous Wendy Raquel Robinson for a real, unfiltered conversation about Hollywood, comedy, code-switching, and her role in the new Paramount+ series The Varnell Hill Show.

Wendy opens up about playing Rachel Perkins, the strong-minded executive producer trying to keep Varnell Hill’s chaotic late-night empire on track. She talks about working alongside comedy legends Tommy Davidson and Kym Whitley, navigating the ever-changing entertainment industry, and why Black women so often have to “switch it up” to thrive in the room.

It’s laughs, honesty, behind-the-scenes television tea, and diva-level insight from one of the most beloved actresses in the game. The Varnell Hill Show is a Paramount+ comedy centered on the behind-the-scenes chaos of a veteran late-night host fighting to stay relevant.

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Can Hillman College capture the magic all over again? Mutha Knows sits down with original cast member Darryl M. Bell and newcomer Cornell Young IV to talk about the highly anticipated return of A Different World, arriving on Netflix September 24.

Darryl reflects on Ron Johnson’s journey from Hillman student to single father, while Cornell opens up about stepping into the role of Ron’s son, Shaquille Johnson. Together, they discuss the show’s lasting impact, Debbie Allen's guiding force, and why the spirit of Hillman still matters to a whole new generation.

From nostalgia and legacy to fresh faces and future dreams, this conversation celebrates the return of an iconic HBCU story and asks whether the new class can make viewers fall in love with Hillman all over again. A Different World’s sequel follows a new generation at Hillman while bringing back familiar favorites, including Bell as Ron Johnson.

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Muthaknows sits down with Donna Grecco from the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network for an important conversation about prostate cancer, early detection, and the increased risk facing Black men. They also discuss Pennsylvania House Bill 281 and Senate Bill 447, which could eliminate out-of-pocket screening costs for high-risk men, as well as the upcoming ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk with Team Muthaknows.