In this episode, legendary selector Mark Dragon from Inner City shares his story of growing up in the streets of Kingstown, Jamaica and giving Tony Matterhorn his name. Dive deeper into sound clash culture and his historic clashes with Stone Love, Bodyguard, and Pink Panther!

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, President of the Trinidad & Tobago Association of Washington D.C. Wiloughby Francis shares insights on the Association's direction, efforts to recruit younger members, community outreach programs, scholarship fund, business partnerships, and more.

www.ttadc.org

IG: @ttadc2025

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, artist and radio personality Bass aka Trilogy shares his story, including being the youngest DJ on Trini first Urban Radio and his Hot 97 New York days. Hear is thoughts on Kartel for Carnival, Soca Mafia, and why Kes isn't repping right.

#soca #music #trinidad #artist #storytime #podcast #dmv

IG: @basstnt3000

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Baltimore comedian and actress Danielle Woo Woo Wooten shares her story from growing up in Baltimore scamming customers for their food, getting into comedy, and her break out roll in Who Did I Marry?

IG: @woowoo_thecomedian

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, Jackie "The Fly Lawyer" Patterson explains why he got kicked off a plane, shares stories from his 30+ year law enforcement career, and reflects on the death of his brother from prostate cancer. Wonder what it's like dating at 63? Let The Fly Lawyer tell you all about it, as well as his advice to young black men.

IG: @theflylawyer

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, dancehall legend Bunny General shares how he retired his mother thanks to dancehall, what it was like working with King Jammy, and clashing with Stone Love. Hear how he created some of the biggest Sound Clash tunes and lots more.

IG: @ bunny_general_artist

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, soca and reggae artist Ziggy Ranking shares his story from recording at Beres Hammond's Harmony House and Ajala's help in boosting his career. Hear his opinion on the demise of Trini Bad music and why he's never written a song .

IG: @ziggyranks

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, soca artist and producer Ken Marlon Charles aka KMC explains why reggae artist Queen Omega should be giving him more credit for her success and the controversy behind Movado claiming not to know him.

IG: @kmctrinidad

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!

In the inaugural show episode, author and songwriter Anslem Douglas clears up rumors on the origins of international hit "Who Let the Dogs Out" which derived from the "Doggie" song Douglas wrote. Hear his thoughts on Mannie Fresh entering the song debate and why he advocates against domestic violence.

IG: @anslemdouglas64

Interested in ad sponsorship? Contact [email protected].

Please subscribe and review. Thank you for your support!