The Mornin' Experience 3_24

This episode of The Morning Experience connects global conflict to everyday reality—and the ripple effects are hitting your wallet. We start with rising gas prices as tensions in Iran escalate, triggering the closure of the Strait of Hormuz—one of the world’s most critical oil routes. With prices already climbing across the U.S., we break down what this means for your commute, your groceries, and the broader economy.Then, a historic Underground Railroad museum in New York is taking legal action against the Trump administration, claiming a canceled federal grant was rooted in racial and political bias—raising deeper questions about how history is funded and preserved.In Georgia, a Black woman now faces attempted murder charges under the state’s abortion law after seeking medical care—sparking outrage and reigniting debate over reproductive rights and criminalization. Plus, more headlines making waves:• A historic Black community in East Towson, Maryland fights to protect its land and environment• The U.S. Postal Service warns it could run out of cash within a year• A Black woman awarded $15 million in a racial discrimination case against the city of Fresno• Florida college Republican groups disbanded amid racist scandals and extremist behavior In the second hour, we lighten it up—just a little—reflecting on Spring Break stories, why spring might be the real new year, and the meaning behind spring cleaning.Then it’s Things That Make You Say Hmmm…, a deep dive into Invincible in What Chu Watchin’, and of course, Look At Dis’ for those wild moments you’ve got to see to believe. Global. Local. Cultural. Real. This is The Morning Experience.