Honoring Malcom Jamal Warner

Today’s episode is dedicated to a man who shaped our screens, our music, and our hearts—Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Known to millions as Theo Huxtable, but to those who truly knew him—as a poet, a Grammy-winning musician, a storyteller, and a deeply soulful brother.

April Sampe, who performed alongside Malcolm in his band Miles Long, joins me for an intimate conversation to share who he was behind the scenes: the heart, the humor, the humanity. We reflect on his journey from child actor to cultural icon, and how his work touched generations.

This isn’t just a tribute—it’s a love letter. A reminder of what it means to live with purpose and create with passion.

🕊️ Rest in Power, Malcolm.

You were more than a role—you were a rhythm in our culture.

🎧 Tune in now and share your memories.

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