DJ Chunks has been in the game for 10 years. He started with house parties for $30, built a name in Louisville, and became the go-to DJ for EST—one of Kentucky's most influential creative collectives. This episode is about how showing up the same way for 10 people as you do for 10,000 can change your entire life. Plus: fatherhood, gambling app promotions that'll make you laugh, and why modern DJs should prioritize the vibe over the scratching.

00:00 Intro & Betting Apps Talk

00:01 Sports Betting Addiction (Calci, Fanatics, Drake Bets)

02:30 Casino Stories & Irresponsible Bonus Promos

03:10 How It Started: EKU, Slim, & The Name Chunks

03:55 First Gig — $30 for a House Party

04:15 Cincinnati Grind — Building the Bag

05:30 Linking with EST (2019 Turning Point)

06:05 How EST Changed Everything & Belief System

06:45 Fatherhood as Motivation (2 Kids, 2018 & 2022)

07:00 EST Ecosystem — Collective Mentality Over Solo Play

08:10 The Core Philosophy: Consistency 10 to 100K

09:00 Modern DJing vs. Old School (Scratching Is Pointless)

10:00 Viral Music Strategy & Twerk Culture

10:30 Wrap-Up & What's Next

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Tone Stallone is a Louisville-based rapper, producer, and multi-talented creative who's spent 15 years in music and taken it seriously for the last 5-6. After a decade-long addiction spiral that started with prescription painkillers, he got clean and refocused on his craft. He released the Free Samples series (currently at volume 3, with 4 coming soon) as both a reintroduction to the music world and a statement of purpose. Beyond the booth, Tone is a head football coach at Tiff Street Cardinals, a cook, a father, and a mentor to younger Louisville artists. He's currently working on his debut album — a genre-blending masterpiece he's positioning as a major cultural statement.

Tone Stallone sits down with B Fines to break down 15 years in music, the stabbing that started an addiction spiral, how his mom's CD collection changed everything, and why stepping back to be a full-time dad was the best reset he needed. Plus, what's coming with his next album.

00:00 Intro: Tone Stallone Welcome

00:43 The Stabbing — How Addiction Started

04:10 Discovering Music Through Mom's CDs

04:48 First Time on a Track — Lane College

05:53 The Turning Point — Making Money from Music

06:32 Traveling During COVID — Studio Sessions in Atlanta and Miami

07:24 First Project Release — Free Samples 1

08:06 Musical Influences — Lil Wayne and Carter I

09:53 Why "Free Samples" — The Concept and Origin

10:40 Louisville Artists Tone Wants to Collaborate With

12:04 What's Holding Louisville Back — Creatives Need to Unite

14:16 Taking a Break from Music — Confidence Crisis

15:20 Getting Back in the Game — Free Samples Series as Reintroduction

16:14 Social Media's Role in Being an Artist

17:03 Where "Tone Stallone" Name Came From — The Rocky Connection

18:21 No Team, Building It Now

19:24 Two-Year Music Break — Being a Dad Full-Time

20:04 Discovering Other Talents — Cooking, Coaching, Being a Dad

21:19 Head Football Coach at Tiff Street Cardinals

22:22 The Coaching Philosophy — Players Over Wins

24:36 Coaches vs. Players — Can Great Athletes Teach?

25:30 The Dream Collab — Drake Feature and Cody Metro Production

26:40 What's Next — Free Samples 4 and the Album

27:33 Album Vision — Masterpiece with R&B, Soul, and Rap

28:15 Final Message — Talk to Yourself, Talk to God

28:31 Shout-outs to Y-botha, Yanni, and Slowbucks / Diesel Mention

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Episode #183

Big B Fines sits down with Louisville promoter, label owner, and community fixture Capone for a raw conversation about growing up across the city, the responsibility that comes with influence, and what it really takes to bounce back from a five-figure business loss. Capone breaks down his philosophy on legacy over money, why he won't let anyone else define who he is, and what's next for his label and his community work.

Capone is a Louisville-based event promoter, label owner (Big Star on the Table), and community advocate. He's promoted shows featuring artists like TK Kirk and Big Boogie, works with DJ Drama, and is developing film and youth mentorship projects alongside his music business.

00:00 Intro

00:25 On raising the next generation and community accountability

02:14 Growing up all over Louisville

04:22 Who is Capone?

05:11 Match My Growth: legacy over a "head start"

09:12 Life as an event promoter, from first show to now

11:08 The Derby show that got shut down

13:37 Losing a bag: the emotional side of a business loss

16:51 Big Star on the Table: the label and gold-selling artist Slum Prince

17:44 Film and TV projects in the works

18:46 Being a role model to the youth

21:31 DJ Drama, Big Boogie, and the Derby billboard

22:17 Bouncing back from the security deposit loss

23:24 The business side: contracts, deposits, and getting flagged

24:32 Five to ten year vision for the label

27:18 Message to supporters

27:58 Michael Jordan: play with him or against him?

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Episode #182

Louisville's own ABGCOD sits down with Big and Lazy for a raw, unfiltered conversation about survival, loss, and turning hustle into a real business empire. From getting shot eight times and relearning how to walk, to losing two cousins two years apart on the same weekend, to building a clothing store, a rental car company, and paid features with Sada Baby and Boosie this episode covers it all. No filter, no PR spin, just the real story.

ABGCOD is a Louisville-based entrepreneur, artist, and business owner behind a clothing store,

a rental car company, and the "Love, Die, Money, Don't" brand — built in memory of family lost

to street violence. He's released paid-feature collaborations with Sada Baby and Boosie and is

expanding into food service with an upcoming restaurant concept, Nanny's Kitchen.

Louisville entrepreneur ABGCOD opens up on Big and Lazy about surviving 8 gunshots, losing cousins to violence, rap hustling with Boosie, and his business empire.

00:00:00:00 Intro

00:00:18:14 The rental car business and hustle mentality

00:02:32:23 Where the hustle spirit comes from

00:05:12:04 he origin of Love, Die, Money, Don't

00:08:25:00 What ABGCOD stands for

00:09:55:16 Starting music at age 10

00:19:29:00 Getting shot 8 times at 18

00:26:23:09 Losing two cousins to murder

00:28:18:21 Getting clean, 3 years off weed and cigarettes

00:33:18:18 Rap hustlin with Sada Baby and Boosie

00:41:55:00 Why he doesn't work with local artists

00:46:03:00 Advice to his younger self

00:50:36:21 Message to the young guys

00:53:11:00 Rental car business goals and outro

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Episode #181

Marcus "EZ Flow" sits down with Big & Lazy to discuss meeting Birdman & Drake, buying out his record deal, his 501(c)(3), and why he wants to box Angie B & Hurraseason.

He started freestyling at 14 for $50. By 18, he was at Cash Money Records meeting Birdman, Mack 10, and a young Drake (yes, caterpillar eyebrows). He was part of the original Young Money formation, but got cut — and doesn't regret it.

Instead of staying bitter, EZ Flow bought his own way out and built a legacy on his terms. His first single "Stop Sign" went to MTV. His nonprofit, Kentucky Hip-Hop Project, teaches kids real production credentials through certified Ableton & Pro Tools training. He did 56 sold-out dates independently last year.

But here's what people keep bringing up: Is he a "janky promoter"? He addresses Q Smoke, Angie B, Glenn Fox, and every accusation head-on. He's got receipts. He's ready to box.

Plus: He's 75% deaf from a childhood medical procedure. He reads lips. He still built an empire.

00:00:00 — Intro

01:00:00 — How EZ Flow Started in Music at 14

02:19:00 — The Freestyle Battle That Won Him Jordans

03:06:00 — Meeting Birdman at Cash Money (Young Money Era)

04:11:00 — First Record Deal & Creative Partnerships

05:53:00 — Buying His Way Out of the Contract

07:07:00 — His 56-Date Independent Tour

09:27:00 — Growing Up in Louisville's West End

10:27:00 — Music Influences: LL Cool J, Snoop Dogg, Boosie

12:24:00 — Starting His Label at 18 (That Boy Productions)

13:13:00 — Developing Local Artists & Weeding Out Quitters

15:24:00 — Kentucky Hip-Hop Project (501c3 Nonprofit)

16:34:00 — Goals for 2026-2027

17:27:00 — Why He's 75% Deaf & How It Shaped His Career

18:47:00 — The Q Smoke Conflict & Janky Promoter Accusations

21:04:00 — Setting the Record Straight on Payment

23:21:00 — His Biggest Show: Hip-Hop & Barber Fest

24:28:00 — Message to Up-and-Coming Artists

25:22:00 — Angie B & False A&R Claims (Empire Records)

27:08:00 — Glenn Fox Situation & $5K Theft Allegation

28:11:00 — Celebrity Boxing Match Proposal

31:50:00 — Addressing "Janky Promoter" Label

34:22:00 — Bubba Sparxxx Show Coming June 5th (Club Deathway)

38:28:00 — Outro

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The Triple B.S. crew is back from a break with zero rust. This one runs from a Father's Day rant to a Valentine's Day storytime gone wrong, straight through the most heated "why niggas cheat" debate of the season, and closes on a genuinely interesting argument about digital footprints and the internet's memory. If you like your social commentary loud, honest, and completely off the leash, this is the episode.

00:00 Intro

00:03 Louisville talent talk and top five rap debate

00:05 The Least Celebrated Holiday: Father's Day rant

00:08 The Valentine's Day story

00:19 Garbage routes, sanitation work, and jail math

00:24 The Guillotine Take: pedophile punishment debate

00:41 Fashion takes: rhinestones, man bags, and fanny packs

00:43 Prepaying for your own funeral

00:46 Can you be with someone who doesn't satisfy you sexually

00:49 Women Make Niggas Cheat: the debate

01:08 Brittany Renner, Teyana Taylor, and the internet's memory

01:13 The Digital Footprint Argument

01:28 Closing thoughts: nudes, group chats, and words of advice

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Episode #180

Keisha is the owner of Pole Dancing 502, a pole dance studio currently based at Mellwood Art Center in Louisville, Kentucky. She's a self-taught instructor who got her start demonstrating pole at a passion party on a whim. Before pole, she ran Hair on Wheels, a mobile hair business built without a website or a public face, clients found her purely through Google and referrals, some driving in from hours away in Indiana. She's been in business for over 16 years.

Pole studio owner Keisha 502 opens up about building two businesses from scratch, surviving tragedy, and staying consistent for 16+ years in Louisville.

00:00 Intro

00:27 What makes "bad hair" bad

01:26 Getting fired from Starbucks and finding her hustle

02:18 From doing hair to discovering pole

03:05 Naming and renaming the studio through COVID

05:18 Getting into the hair business

05:31 Losing her brother and the toll on the hair business

06:11 Building Hair on Wheels in total anonymity

07:08 Five studios, sixteen years

07:53 Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship

08:31 The long-term goal: a 20-pole "girls' girl" gym

09:07 Why she stepped back from hair for pole

10:28 Losing her brother to gun violence

12:40 Advice to her 20-year-old self, no regrets

13:28 Dating as a self-made, financially independent woman

15:58 Collabs, fashion shows, and Louisville party culture

17:44 Ten-year goals and the dream gym

18:28 Why consistency is the whole game

20:11 How to book a session with Keisha

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Episode #179

Big and Lazy is the interview podcast hosted by Big B Fines, where creatives, entrepreneurs, and musicians sit down and actually talk. No surface-level questions, no PR-polished answers. Just real conversations with the people building something worth talking about.

From Louisville legends shaping the Black community to independent artists and business owners making moves from the 502, Big and Lazy brings you the stories that matter — uncut and unfiltered.

New episodes every week on YouTube, Patreon, and every major audio streaming platform.

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Your story deserves a seat.

Drizzle 502 of SSD TV is a Louisville-based content creator, interviewer, and digital media personality behind SSD TV. Known for his deep dives into Louisville and Kentucky culture, his commentary on hip-hop news, and his willingness to say what others won't, Drizzle has conducted over 150 interviews — including a sit-down with Mars before her Mercury Ballroom debut and before she had a full project out. He grew his platform not by chasing volume but by going where the interesting conversations were.

Drizzle 502 sits down with Big B Fines for a conversation that pulls no punches. From the street code debate and Gucci Mane's evolution to Drizzle's first-person account of the C-Tez viral situation — including why Big should have never put out that apology — this episode covers the real stories Louisville has been waiting to hear told straight. Drizzle also gets into why he believes Louisville desperately needs a documented digital library of its culture, which local artists deserve more attention, and why content creators who won't spend $30 a month on their craft don't deserve to be taken seriously.

00:00:00 Intro - SSD TV, C-Tez Situation & Episode Preview

00:01:53 Was Gucci Mane Right to Cooperate? The Snitching Debate

00:07:26 The Pookie Loc Backstory & Gucci vs. Jeezy History

00:13:56 Calling Out "Dr." Cheyenne Bryant's Credentials

00:23:32 No Kids by 30: Red Flag or Nah?

00:29:20 Drizzle 502's Biggest Interviews Ever

00:32:28 Setting the Record Straight on the C-Tez Situation

00:36:18 Why Drizzle 502 Refused to Apologize for the Backlash

00:44:47 "I Don't Owe Y'all Nothing" & Louisville's Stagnation Problem

00:53:38 Does Louisville Have a Gatekeeper Problem?

00:59:39 Drake's Iceman vs. Kendrick's Catalog

01:04:50 Hov's GQ Interview, Memphis Bleek & Picking the Right Platform

01:13:17 Why Kevin Hart's Kai Cenat Stream Worked

01:18:24 Final Message: Stop Caring So Much

01:21:32 Pay to Play: Invest in Your Content or Don't Bother

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Episode #178

Mic Sinatra is an independent rapper from Lexington, Kentucky, born in Newark, Delaware. With 12-13 years of professional recording experience and a lifetime of rapping since age 6, Mic has maintained full independence while observing the Lexington music scene closely. He's known for thoughtful analysis, cultural awareness, and his upcoming "No Favors" collaboration compilation featuring Anita Baby, Bono Favor, and Savage Bands. Currently grinding daily and staying laid back

Mic Sinatra sits down to break down Drake vs Kendrick, call out overrated local rappers, discuss hidden indigenous history, and why he believes in extraterrestrial life.

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