Due to Louisiana's abortion restrictions, Nancy Davis might have no choice but to carry headless fetus to term. Last night on #TME, John Fugelsang and I got a chance to discuss this heartbreaking story.

This might seem hyperbolic to people who don't watch the show, but when we say #AtlantaFX has given us some of the greatest 30-45 mins in the history of television, we're not kidding. Esp. this season. The Tyler Perry & A Goofy Movie episodes need to be taught at film schools.

Last night on #TME with John Fugelsang, we discussed a new tool that highlights inequality in how the media covers missing people.

Tonight on @siriusxm #127 with Thea

As we enter the 50th anniversary of hip hop, I felt that it was important to talk about the connection between gun violence in hip hop and the gun violence epidemic in America. Thank you to my guest Being Dope (Oxford University Press, 2025) for joining me.

So true 😂

It happened - @SmokeyRobinson stopped by our @siriusxm show to hang with me & Thea; the interview premieres tonight on #127. He's 83 & we talk all about music, his new album "Gasms," sex, God, Motown & hearing Aretha play piano when she was 6. Not to be missed.

The new monthly series "Thea-retically Speaking" airs tonight on SXM Progress at 9pm ET. For #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, Thea chats with Dominque Hamilton, lorenzolewis (The Street Diplomat), and @MuvaSouza about creating safe spaces within the Black community to promote mental wellness.

ICYMI: lorenzolewis (The Street Diplomat) joined Thea to discuss how The Confess Project Of America is helping to remove the stigma surrounding mental health in the Black community.

Thea-retically Speaking is back! Tonight, @IamTheaHarper will be talking about imposter syndrome with her guests @Ritu_Bhasin and @MayiHughes.

🔊Thea-retically Speaking is celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop by highlighting women in rap. 🎙️ @IamTheaHarper chats with Hip Hop pioneer Roxanne Shante & rising Hip Hop artist Nyemiah Supreme. You don’t want to miss it! 📻 Tonight, 11p ET & throughout the weekend!

Thea-retically Speaking is back! Thea chats with HBCU grads E.Atkins and Seats by Dre about how they are giving back to their community in a major way. Tonight, 10pm ET & throughout the weekend!

🔊 This month, Thea-retically Speaking is all about #BreastCancerAwareness. 🎙️ Join Thea tonight as she chats with Dr. Babalola Jinadu and breast cancer survivor Nayaba Arinde about treatment and survival. 📻 Tonight, 11p ET 📱 siriusxm.com/progress

Thea-retically Speaking is back and is celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth! Join Thea tonight as she chats with activist Sam Anderson and organizer Aislinn Pulley about their work and the fight for Black liberation.

ICYMI: Longtime activist Sam Anderson spoke with Thea about the Black Panther Party and the organization's focus on education.

To celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth, Thea will be speaking with Autumn Grant, Nitiya Walker, and Cloé Luv about how they are making history by creating a better future for their communities.

🎙️ For #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, Thea will be chatting with content creator @mahamaven on how today’s dating culture affects our self-image. She will also be speaking with therapist Sequoyah Sherrill on how the challenges we face growing up impact our relationships.

Thea-retically Speaking is back! Tonight, Thea will be chatting with author Kara Alaimo, PhD about her new book “Over the Influence: Why Social Media is Toxic for Women and Girls - And How We Can Take It Back.”

Thea-retically Speaking is back! Tonight, Thea will be managing burnout & setting boundaries with Emily Ballesteros, and chatting with comedian Rochée Jeffrey on her burnout lore and the importance of giving yourself grace.