Rhoman, Lady Cloud and Gwap Feen, sensational 16-year-old rapper out of North Carolina, have an inspirational and engaging conversation about Gwap’s recent paralysis from an unfortunate accident, her unshaken faith in God and her unmatched work ethic with music. After being struck by a stray bullet at a house party, Gwap’s life flashed before her eyes, but by the grace of God her life was spared. Since then, she has had laser focus on her goals to inspire her fans, make outstanding music and pursue her education. Her experience of being in the wrong place at the wrong time has been transformative in her life and has driven her to level-up in every way. She has been dropping heat non-stop, while simultaneously regaining her ability to walk. The vibe of this interview is super chill and a must-listen for all audiences. Gwap Feen is truly next up.

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Rhoman, Lady Cloud and Gwap Feen, sensational 16-year-old rapper out of North Carolina, have an inspirational and engaging conversation about Gwap’s recent paralysis from an unfortunate accident, her unshaken faith in God and her unmatched work ethic with music. After being struck by a stray bullet at a house party, Gwap’s life flashed before her eyes, but by the grace of God her life was spared. Since then, she has had laser focus on her goals to inspire her fans, make outstanding music and pursue her education. Her experience of being in the wrong place at the wrong time has been transformative in her life and has driven her to level-up in every way. She has been dropping heat non-stop, while simultaneously regaining her ability to walk. The vibe of this interview is super chill and a must-listen for all audiences. Gwap Feen is truly next up.

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⚠️ Start at 7 min ⚠️ Rhoman and his intelligent and loving momma, Andrea James, discuss the benefits of being outdoors, the value behind starting your own garden, the latent value of the presence of books and the evolving interests of our generation. Andrea was the first African-American councilwoman for the city of Lexington and has positively influenced the community in a variety of aspects. Her priceless perspective is essential for listeners of all ages when it comes to coping mechanisms, reflection techniques and developing your identity. Rhoman and Andrea, AKA ‘Momma Cloud’, dispute their slightly differing views on the value of money in our society and the stress felt by first-generation college students. This in-depth and intellectual mother-and-son conversation will touch on a plethora of relevant topics and personal opinions that are guaranteed to relate to all.

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Rhoman and Amoh Kumengisa, Centre College graduate and successful businessman, chat about the challenges of transitioning from college to the real-world, the similarities between athletics and the professional world and the differences between growth and fixed mindsets. Amoh is a first generation immigrant, whose father ventured to he US to secure a better quality of life for his family. Amoh has taken full advantage of the opportunities provided in America, completing a successful athletic career, obtaining a degree from Kentucky’s finest college and securing a lucrative job with his economics and finance credentials. This will be an entertaining and valuable listen for all.

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Rhoman and Jamal Watkins, 2-time National Champion sprinter, 5-time All-American and football star at Birmingham Southern College, chat about a plethora of aspects relating his outstanding career. Jamal details the high level of competition at the NCAA Division 3 National track meet that Rhoman was a qualifier for as well. Jamal’s work ethic has led him to the top of all division 3 sprinters in the outdoor and indoor realms. Despite his major successes on the track, Jamal’s first love is football. Using his speed and quickness to his advantage, he was able to return multiple punts and kicks for touchdowns when he wasn’t reeling them in as a star wide-receiver. Though their record may not have been representative of a fulfilling career, the brotherhood within the team sure was. The close relationships created during his time on the football squad contributed to some amazing connections and long-lasting friendships, and although his athletic career was impressive, his acad

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Rhoman and Smiley Bands, upcoming artist out of Lexington, KY, chat about his Worldstar Hiphop premiere song, ‘Lord Why’ that has blown up in the past few months. He details the pain behind the hot song and pays tribute to his loved ones lost to gun violence. He has performed his hit song in top locations all around Miami and Atlanta and he’s not stopping there. After 8 years in the state penitentiary, Smiley has changed his life around for the better. By pursuing his passion for all different types of art, not just music, he looks to inspire young people from his hood to shoot for the stars and get themselves out of those tough situations. Smiley has transformed his goals and dreams, but he will always remain the same. Listen on this all-too-real interview with two products of the east end of Lexington, KY. Presented by Cloud 10 Fashion — dropping February 1st.

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In this MLK Day Special, Rhoman and Marcellus Barksdale, professional speaker and retired international basketball star, speak on Martin Luther King’s impact on our generation, the importance on positively influencing our community’s youth and the benefits of having an education in your personal arsenal. Marcellus has used his platform as a high caliber athlete to motivate the young people of Lexington, Kentucky to pursue their passions and to stray away from violence and times of darkness. Many violent tragedies have struck the Central Kentucky area in the past few years, but influencers like Marcellus have been doing their part to transform that negative energy into a movement towards positivity and a brighter future for Lexington. Tune in for an inspirational and influential discussion between two successful products of the 859. If you want to hear more from Marcellus, check out his website www.marcellusbarksdale.com and follow him on all social media sites @mxbarksdale \u

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Rhoman and his Father, Rodney James, Master Barber, Teacher of Barbering and Owner of Idle Hour Barbershop, embark on an interesting and informative conversation about the origin of beards, the noble significance they once held and how to upkeep your beard today. With all the talk about how ‘Beard Game Matters’ in our generation, this podcast is essential for anyone who wants to learn the ins-and-outs of growing that long, luxurious beard that you’ve always dreamed of. The Barbering expert also reminds us that each of us have unique qualities to the thickness, shape and style of our beard, and we should always embrace those differences. Rodney has invented a break-through beard and skin grooming cream that has revolutionized the way we maintenance our facial hair, and it goes by the name of Healthy Grooming. If you want to start your beard journey today, your first and only stop for professional guidance should be Idle Hour Barbershop at 2051 Richmond Rd. Suite 155. Ask

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Rhoman and Nate Taylor, incredible lyricist and true hip-hopper, discuss the inspirations of his artistry; battling with deep depression, detrimental relationships and losing his mother to suicide. Nate has turned his pain into powerful lyrics that leave an impact on all those who listen. Every line he spits is pure truth and he never takes a bar for granted. He also touches on fake music artists in today’s industry — a commonality in our generation that has negatively impacted how people view the genre of hip-hop. Nate Taylor is here to revive this broken image of the rich genre by putting his heart into every track and every line. Nate ends his interview with a quick freestyle off the dome — leaving you with only a glimpse of what he’ll be releasing on his upcoming mixtape on February 1st, ‘The Best Of Both Worlds’ — a collab tape with KY rapper Anthony Benton. Nate Taylor is here to defibrillate hip-hop by any means, and he won’t be stopping a

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Is there life beyond earth? What’s it like on mars? How can we explore millions of universes to find out which planets will sustain life? Find out from our special guest and self-proclaimed ‘NASA Specialist’ Boogie Smalls