On this episode of ExpediTIously, T.I. sits down with Dr. Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr., for a timely and honest conversation about legacy, leadership, and responsibility.

They discuss what MLK’s work truly demands today, faith in action, justice, and how the next generation can move forward without losing the foundation that built the movement. No script. No spin. Just truth, perspective, and purpose.

As Mayor Andre Dickens is sworn in for his second term, Atlanta enters a pivotal moment. This episode—recorded ahead of the inauguration and released this week—explores leadership, continuity, and what it means for Atlanta to step onto the world stage as global attention builds toward the 2026 World Cup.

Atlanta is at a crossroads.

We sat down with Mayor Andre Dickens the day before the Mayor's Ball—right before his second-term swearing-in—to discuss what's next for the city.

World Cup 2026 is coming. Housing costs are rising. And the city that raised both of us is changing fast.

We talked homelessness, affordability, what "Old Atlanta" means now, and whether the city can grow without losing its soul. No script. No spin.

🎙️ In this episode:

Second-term priorities and the reelection mandate

World Cup prep and global attention

Housing crisis and who gets left behind

Growing up in Atlanta vs. leading it

Leadership under pressure

This is expediTIously. We bridge the gap.

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On this episode of expediTIously, T.I. is joined by members of the HaHa Mafia for a hilarious, unfiltered year-end conversation that spirals into a full-blown debate over hip-hop history, regional pride, and cultural respect.

From New York vs the South, to paying homage, internet backlash, and wild personal stories, nothing is off limits. It’s loud, funny, honest, and exactly how real conversations sound when the cameras stay rolling.

In Part 2 of their conversation, @T.I. continues the conversation with legendary producer Dallas Austin, diving into the untold stories behind fame, pressure, and survival at the highest levels of music and culture.
Dallas recounts his shocking time in a Dubai jail, the unexpected help from Michael Jackson, a wild public moment with Madonna, and his long history with Usher and the Atlanta music scene. From global superstardom to behind-the-scenes industry game, this episode pulls back the curtain on moments few have ever heard.

On this episode of ExpediTIously, T.I. sits down with legendary producer Dallas Austin for an unfiltered conversation about the music, moments, and decisions that shaped an era.Dallas opens up about working with Michael Jackson, building TLC from the ground up, discovering Monica, and navigating the highs, chaos, and hard lessons behind some of the most influential records in R&B and pop history. From studio stories to industry politics, this is a rare look behind the hits told by someone who was there for all of it.

Tip “T.I.” Harris continues his powerful conversation with civil rights icon Ambassador Andrew Young as the two walk together through the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta. Surrounded by the history he helped shape, Ambassador Young shares intimate stories about Dr. King, Malcolm X, John Lewis, Hosea Williams, and the movement’s frontline organizers — offering a rare perspective on nonviolence, leadership, and the evolution of Black progress in Atlanta.
Along the way, T.I. and Ambassador Young reflect on Emmett Till, the discipline behind peaceful protest, and the movement’s unfinished economic work. The episode also reveals the personal connection between the two Atlanta natives, including why Young once stepped in to support a young Tip. A living-history conversation recorded inside the museum itself, this is a moving tribute to legacy, mentorship, and the power of community.

T.I. sits down with Ambassador Andrew Young — civil rights legend, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., mayor of Atlanta, and one of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s closest partners.

In this rare, unfiltered conversation, Ambassador Young breaks down the real history behind the Civil Rights Movement:
• The truth about Dr. King & Malcolm X’s shared mission
• Behind-the-scenes stories from the March on Washington
• Lessons in leadership, unity, and sacrifice
• How Atlanta became the heartbeat of change
• What the next generation needs to know right nowThis episode is a powerful bridge between eras — the wisdom of a living icon and the perspective of an artist who carries Atlanta’s voice into the future. Tap in for history, game, and guidance from one of the movement’s last living architects.

Tip catches up with his lifelong friends and partners in Pimp Squad Click. As a group, they helped define the sound of Trap music, blending hard-driving beats and street storytelling. In this family conversation, they reflect on their deep loyalty, avoiding jealousy, trips to the strip club, early mixtapes, and the group’s new music.