On this episode of the Fresh Leftovers Radio Show, host DJ B4EY and Queen Lee dive into a mix of faith, relationships, and internet conversations. We discuss Jamal Bryant publicly defending his wife, a Muslim man’s encounter with Jesus, and a jaw-dropping story of a man proposing to his wife after she drops off a load on a plane. The crew also breaks down an Instagram post titled “Spirits Are Not Named After People”, and we bring back My Humble Opinion with DJ B4EY. Real talk, real reactions, and leftovers worth reheating.

It’s New Year’s Day on the Fresh Leftovers Radio Show, and we’re kicking things off by talking about what we’re most excited for in the year ahead. From personal goals to big hopes and fresh opportunities, join us as we look forward and set the tone for a brand-new year.

This Christmas Day episode of Fresh Leftovers Radio Show is all about the holiday spirit. We dive into fun and thoughtful Christmas topics, share our personal traditions, and reflect on what makes the season special. Whether you’re relaxing at home or on the move, tune in for festive conversation and good vibes.

In this episode of Fresh Leftovers Radio Legacy, The Prince, DJ B4EY, and Damie dive into the controversy surrounding Pastor Mike Todd’s birthday photoshoot and what it reveals about modern church culture. The conversation expands into the tension between conviction vs. conditioning within the church, and a deeper discussion on Pastor Tony Evans’ statement about how the Black church has drifted into spiritual adultery. This episode challenges listeners to examine faith, leadership, and accountability in today’s church.

In this episode of The Fresh Leftovers Radio Show, we dive into a wild mix of real-life faith conversations. We unpack the story of a little girl who got rebuked in church for simply being honest, debate whether ghosting people can actually be considered a sin, and wrestle with the ultimate question: Would you take $1 trillion or choose 10 minutes face-to-face with Jesus? Tune in for laughs, conviction, and some unapologetically real talk.

Today we unpack a string of unsettling events—from a group of kids in Chicago brutally beating a mom and her child, to a man storming the stage to attack William Murphy mid-service. We also dive into why men’s need for affirmation is often dismissed, and how that silence shapes behavior. This episode connects the dots between violence, identity, and the cultural fractures we’re witnessing.

In this special episode of The Fresh Leftovers rAdio Show, the team turns the spotlight on their very own Queen Lee as they give her her flowers and celebrate the release of her brand-new EP, My Turn, dropping today.

The crew dives deep into Queen Lee’s musical journey—reflecting on her milestones, her growth, and the moments that shaped her into the artist she is today. She opens up about what inspired the EP, why this chapter is so personal, and the real reason she continues to create music.

Tap in for an inspiring, heartfelt, and empowering conversation as Queen Lee steps fully into her moment—it’s finally her turn.

In this episode of Fresh Leftovers Radio Show, we sit down with comedians Joshua Anthony, Aye Yo Monty, and Cam J, three of the standout performers hitting the stage at the Kingdom Comedy Jam on November 30, 2025.

We dive into their unique journeys into comedy, the moments that shaped their craft, and how their faith fuels their funny. They share what it’s like to perform at Kingdom Comedy Jam, the energy of the crowd, and what listeners can expect from this year’s show.

It’s an episode full of laughs, inspiration, and behind-the-scenes insight into the world of faith-based comedy.