Full Show 04-20-2026

The April 20, 2026 episode of Mojo in the Morning delivers a dynamic blend of humor, heartfelt reflection, and cultural commentary, opening with a gripping tale of women uniting against a con artist and diving into the Detroit Pistons’ disappointing playoff exit to the Orlando Magic. The hosts—Mojo, Shannon, Kevin, Anna, Lydia, Bianca, Zach, Charlie, Daniel, Crystal, Cody, and Tony—balance lighthearted moments like Kevin’s Dad’s Day mishap involving forgotten underwear and a last-minute door dash with deeper discussions on parenting, emotional timing, and the importance of presence in family life. A recurring 'Mojo Secret Sound' contest with a $13,000 prize from DFCU Financial adds suspense, while listener stories of being kicked out of bars, hotels, and even Walmart during a Star Wars flash mob highlight the show’s community-driven spirit. The episode takes a serious turn with a somber reflection on the tragic Shreveport shooting that claimed eight children’s lives, underscoring the urgent need for better mental health and domestic violence intervention systems. Pop culture dominates the airwaves with coverage of Justin Bieber’s Coachella performance, Billie Eilish’s latest release, and a heated backstage clash involving Cardi B, while a major dating drama unfolds around Andrew, a man from New York who misled Jeannie on Bumble, sparking debate over honesty in relationships. The episode culminates in a playful detective-style showdown, using pizza folding habits and baseball allegiances as 'evidence' of New York roots, before ending on a hopeful note with Andrew promising to return to Michigan. The show also promotes companion podcasts like The Clifford Show, Look Back At It, and Learn the Hard Way, reinforcing its role as a multimedia entertainment hub. A standout moment comes with Detroit Lions legend Calvin Johnson, now a cannabis entrepreneur under his brand Primitive, sharing insights into the premium, science-driven evolution of the cannabis industry and advocating for natural recovery alternatives in sports medicine.