In this episode of Capital City Podcast, host Capital J sits down with legendary DJ Sir Charles Mixin’ Dixon to explore his journey from underground club nights to major radio shows, how technology changed the game, and what it takes to stay relevant as a creative in a shifting scene. Tune in for stories, advice, and behind-the-scenes talk for anyone building in music, media or brand culture.

At 44:52, DJ Deluxe drops one of the realest DJ confessions we’ve heard — the moment he had seconds to save a dying crowd and turned the whole building around.

DL Glass and Capital J sit down with DJ Deluxe, one of Raleigh’s most versatile DJs, to talk about the grind behind the turntables and the moments that define a real DJ.

In this episode:

• How Deluxe flipped his toughest crowd moment

• Raleigh’s party scene from the 2000s to today

• Why versatility separates good DJs from great ones

• The evolution from crates to digital

• What Carolina artists and DJs need to win in 2025

Full episode: capitalcitypodcast.com

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In this episode of the Capital City Podcast with Capital J, we dive into “The Cost of Hip-Hop” 💥 What does it really take to stay true in the game when the stakes are high? From major deals to independent moves, we’re peeling back the layers of the grind and what it really costs. Tune in, lean back, and let’s get into it. 🎤👇

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📍Raleigh-based, global mindset.

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Capital City Podcast #124 "DJ Fatz The Governor"

From mixtape roots to running the Carolinas’ airwaves, DJ Fatz aka “The Governor” sits down with Capital City Podcast to discuss his legacy in hip-hop, the evolution of DJ culture, and the grind behind staying relevant in today’s music scene.

He shares stories from his early days in the Raleigh/Durham circuit, the lessons learned from working with major artists, and his vision for mentoring the next generation of DJs and creatives across North Carolina.

Triad’s own DJ Enapop joins the Capital City Podcast to break down his come-up, his connection to the streets and clubs that shaped North Carolina’s hip-hop sound, and the business side of DJ life in 2025. From early mixtapes to viral moments, this conversation dives into hustle, legacy, and staying true to the craft.

💬 Real talk. No filters. All culture.

Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Amazon Music, and CapitalCityPodcast.com

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Capital J and DL Glass dive into the uncomfortable truth about ageism in hip-hop—why experience gets overlooked and what it means for the culture. From OGs still dropping bars to new-school artists running the charts, the crew breaks down how hip-hop can honor its past while still evolving. Real talk, no filter—just pure culture conversation from the Capital City perspective.

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Capital City Podcast sits down with Da Poet Tim Jackson — educator, author, and creative force from Durham, NC.

From his inspiring work with Durham Public Schools to publishing heartfelt children’s books that uplift the next generation, Tim shares his passion for storytelling, teaching, and community building.

Stream the full episode now on all podcast platforms or visit capitalcitypodcast.com

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What does luck really mean in a world where identity, timing, and choices collide? In this episode, Capital J dives deep into the story behind LuckyUsa777 — breaking down the power of names, the role of luck vs. preparation, and how personal branding shapes the way the world sees us.

From unexpected opportunities to moments that feel “written in the stars,” this conversation blends real stories, cultural insight, and hard-earned lessons. Whether you’re chasing dreams, building your brand, or just reflecting on your own journey, this episode will challenge the way you think about chance, destiny, and the identity you create for yourself.

Strap in — this episode gets real. Capital J and DL Glass pull no punches as they dive into the emotional, messy, and oddly liberating terrain of confronting your past. When do you call someone out? What happens when you face your “baby daddy” moment — literally or figuratively? This is more than drama. It’s healing in motion.

In this candid conversation, you’ll hear:

• Raw stories about confrontation, responsibility, and shaking off generational pain
• How setting boundaries can actually reconnect you to your power
• The liberating act of naming what’s gone wrong — and then deciding to rebuild
• Real talk on accountability, parenthood, identity, and legacy

Whether you’ve had to reckon with someone from your past, overcome resentment, or simply want to understand why we sometimes “show down” as a way of self-preservation — this episode is for you.

Who are hip-hop’s last superstars — and what does that even mean in 2025?

In this thought-provoking episode of Capital City Podcast, hosts Capital J and DL Glass dig into the evolution of hip-hop as an industry, its current plateau of “superstar culture,” and the artists pushing boundaries today.

We trace the golden era to modern day: how did the landscape shift? Where did the magic go — or did it just transform? Expect stories, sharpened opinions, and a few names you may not have heard yet.

Whether you’re a longtime hip-hop head or curious about how music culture transitions across generations, this is your front-row pass to understanding what being a superstar means now — and who’s still making it happen.

Tune in. Let’s argue, reflect, discover — and maybe reimagine what a “superstar” can be again.