The Don't Call Me White Girl Show

This week, Mona takes the show to Atlanta and sits down with Dominique Morgan for a conversation that’s layered, honest, and not afraid to get a little uncomfortable. Dominique opens up about her journey, including her time in prison and how it shaped her advocacy around prison reform (5:50). Mona meets her right there, sharing her own experience with incarceration and what it meant for her identity, femininity, and growth (11:40). From there, the two get into everything from chasing your dreams and actually putting in the work (20:15) to the complexities of language, labels, and how terms like “cisgender” hit differently depending on who’s saying it (27:35). The conversation doesn’t stay in one lane either—Mona and Dominique touch on online beefs, the D.L. Whisperer (31:35), and the ups and downs of navigating visibility and fame (40:00), with a nod to voices like Marc Lamont Hill when it comes to intelligent humor and discourse (41:50). They also break down a recent discrimination case at Zara (52:20). Of course, it wouldn’t be Mona without a funny Atlanta moment thrown in, as she shares a story about getting bagged by someone who wasn’t quite what she expected (1:07:20)

It’s a conversation that moves between serious, funny, and thought-provoking without missing a beat—and it wraps with where you can catch more of both Mona and Dominique following their appearance at the Black Effect Podcast Festival.
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4/30: Live StandUp at Kelsey’s in Atlantic City, NJ
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This week, Mona kicks things off with a raw and unfiltered intro, addressing the “little mania” fans clocked during her recent live. She dives straight into the chatter surrounding a behind-the-scenes clip from the Joe Budden Podcast, breaking down her funny comments about co-host B.Dot and giving her take on what really went down (2:05). From there, she reacts to the wild story of Ice Spice being attacked by a fan at a McDonald’s (11:50), tying it into her own near run-in at a poppy store (18:30). Mona defends Peach McIntyre’s claim that mashed potatoes are “white people food,” (20:05) before pivoting into a nostalgic moment discussing the classic novel The Coldest Winter Ever and her girl crush on a LNHH alum (23:15). She then gets into relationship dynamics, asking whether it’s ever appropriate for a woman to propose to a man (25:25), and gives her thoughts on the rising buzz around volleyball star Jordan Lucas, who’s been capturing everybody’s attention (27:40). The episode continues with commentary on Caitlyn Jenner and her current travel issues (28:50), followed by a serious moment addressing a viral video of Philly rapper K.Dot battling addiction and the ethics of filming someone in crisis (32:15). Mona also touches on Coach Stormy’s issues with the FTC (39:00) and breaks down the unbelievable story of a Colorado thief who ran out of the courtroom—turning a light sentence into a much worse situation (43:25). She wraps it all up with a “What Would Damona Do” segment, helping a cousin navigate a messy workplace drama (48:55).
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4/23 & 4/26: Stand Up at the Atlanta Comedy Club Norcross
4/25: Live Podcast at the Black Effect Podcast Festival at Pullman Yards Atlanta, GA
4/30: Live StandUp at Kelsey’s in Atlantic City, NJ
5/7 Detroit, MI
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This week’s episode kicks off with Mona setting the tone before diving straight into a heavy conversation about the rise, legacy, and deeply troubling allegations surrounding Afrika Bambaataa, unpacking the long-standing abuse accusations tied to his name (0:35). The conversation briefly connects to Tekashi 6ix9ine (5:10) and his past legal issues before shifting to the latest on Offset’s gambling and recent shooting (6:30). From there, Mona gets into Cardi B and her stance on women buying their own gifts for social media, sparking a funny but real discussion about self-gifting culture and “Galentine’s Day” energy (19:20). Things take a serious turn again with viral streamer DeShae Frost and the backlash surrounding a disturbing incident and his messy attempt at addressing it (15:25). The episode lightens up a bit with talk of Donald Trump and the Pope seemingly having tension (18:45), then jumps to Mona dragging Gucci Mane over a questionable new track tied to Pooh Shiesty incident (21:00). She also reacts to Pinky Doll’s health scare (27:15), chaos from a nightclub fight (37:00), and hilariously compares parenting struggles sparked by Blueface’s daughter to her own experiences (31:10). The conversation rolls into influencer drama, including Scotty and Lemon Pepper’s new baby (38:20), before turning to the tragic and suspicious death of Ashley Janae during her birthday trip to Tanzania, with serious questions surrounding her fiancé (40:10). Mona wraps things up on the Raymond & Brown tour (43:00) before closing out with another round of “What Would Damona Do?”(51:10) —because clearly, this week needed guidance.
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4/23 & 4/26: Stand Up at the Atlanta Comedy Club Norcross
4/25: Live Podcast at the Black Effect Podcast Festival at Pullman Yards Atlanta, GA
4/30: Live StandUp at Kelsey’s in Atlantic City, NJ
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Derek - @amerikusnightmare
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Joey - @joeys_definition
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#DCMWG #AfrikaBambaataa #GucciMane #PoohShiesty #lemonPepper #TheRandBtour

On this episode, Mona welcomes Comedian Blaq Ron for a conversation that goes way deeper than your average interview. After a proper intro to Ron, the trio dive into everything from old-school terms that deserve a comeback (6:15), to whether Bible stories are really fantasy (9:00), to Ron’s self-proclaimed status as a “sexual nerd” and his takes on dating different types of women (15:00). They get into theories that may or may not sound a little conspiracy-ish (25:10), they discuss crying on camera (29:20), and Ron talks seriously about his goals in comedy (33:45). Of course, it wouldn’t be complete without some zodiac slander—specifically why Libras are allegedly professional liars (37:00)—plus a hilarious detour into whether Mona needs a man (42:15), her theory on femininity and jail (47:35), and even more wild but thought-provoking theories to close it out (1:12:20). Funny, layered, unexpected, and definitely one of those episodes that’ll have people talking.                                                                                          -------------------------
See Mona Live! Tix available at https://linktr.ee/dontcallmewhitegirl
4/23 & 4/26: Stand Up at the Atlanta Comedy Club Norcross
4/25: Live Podcast at the Black Effect Podcast Festival at Pullman Yards Atlanta, GA
4/30: Live StandUp at Kelsey’s in Atlantic City, NJ
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Mona - @DontCallMeeWhiteGirl
Phelps - @PhelpsJugo
Zack - @zjames_rhc
Ebonie - @iammsdukesJoey - @joeys_definition
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DCMWG, & Phelps talk about Tokyo Toni, Tom Brady, Chill and more trending topics This week on The Don’t Call Me White Girl Show, Mona and Phelps covered a wild mix of chaos, controversy, and cousin conversations. They kicked things off with Tokyo Toni and her disturbing rant about Blac Chyna (0:55), then got into Amber Rose’s interview with Nick Cannon where she opened up about her political views, race, and her take on who should be “allowed” to say the N-word (8:20). From there, they unpacked DaBaby’s past controversies, the fallout that followed, and whether public backlash really ended his run or just changed the way he moves (11:55). The episode also touched on Tiger Woods’ recent DUI (25:30), Tom Brady and what can only be described as rich people problems (26:35), Chilli from TLC and her support of MAGA (33:00), and Tyler Perry allegedly trying to bless TSA workers in Atlanta with $1,000 each, only to get blocked at the gate (33:35).Later in the episode, Mona and Phelps reacted to a disturbing story involving a 13-year-old boy and his 21-year-old neighbor after the boy’s mother reportedly caught them in bed together, which led to the woman’s arrest (35:55). Mona also opened the floor to the cousins by asking what new segments, topics, and energy they want to see more of on the podcast moving forward (42:20). Email us at [email protected] to share your suggestions! To close things out, she addressed all the chatter in her Instagram comments about whether or not she had a BBL and gave her own transparent take on the conversation (45:10). Same pod, same mess, same honesty.                                                                                                                                                                                                                  -------------------------
See Mona Live! Tix available at https://linktr.ee/dontcallmewhitegirl
4/23 & 4/26: Stand Up at the Atlanta Comedy Club Norcross
4/25: Live Podcast at the Black Effect Podcast Festival at Pullman Yards Atlanta, GA
4/30: Live StandUp at Kelsey’s in Atlantic City, NJ

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Follow The Family:
Mona - @DontCallMeeWhiteGirl
Phelps - @PhelpsJugo
Zack - @zjames_rhc
Ebonie - @iammsdukesJoey - @joeys_definition
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