The Breakfast Club FULL SHOW: Bad Bunny Secures Super Bowl LX Halftime, Terence Crawford Pulled Over at Gunpoint + DeVon Franklin, Serayah, Tyler Lepley & Michael Blackson Interview
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Sep 29, 2025 
DeVon Franklin, a film producer and author, discusses his faith-driven work in Hollywood and the challenges of modernizing biblical stories in the film Ruth & Boaz. Tyler Lepley, the film's lead actor, shares insights into his role preparation and the unique casting process. Comedian Michael Blackson offers a candid look at his personal life, open relationships, and views on America. The conversation is a blend of entertainment, faith, and the realities of navigating careers in the industry.
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Churchgoers' Bravery During Michigan Attack
- Witnesses described bravery as church members shielded children and rescued the elderly during the Michigan church attack.
- DeVon Franklin recounts people helping elderly ladies into a car while an active shooter fired at their vehicle.
Federal Troops Create Local Friction
- The federal deployment of National Guard and agents to cities like Portland and Memphis highlights a politicized, visible crime strategy.
- Local leaders struggle to align federal resources with city priorities and community concerns.
Bad Bunny As Cultural Touchstone
- Bad Bunny will headline Super Bowl LX halftime and frames it as cultural representation for Puerto Rico and Latinx people.
- The NFL/Roc Nation choice reflects a strategy to put a global, culturally resonant performer on the biggest stage.