Cre88tive Ass Podcast

Just sad man... RIP Kobe & GiGi Bryant. Reflecting on my relationship with the lost NBA legend in the final episode of season 1. Thanks for listening as always. Follow me on Spotify & Apple.

Today’s episode we talk Cardi going back to school, Tyler Perry’s writing room (or lack thereof) and Oscar noms. Peace peace and as always thanks for listening. Follow the pod on Spotify & Apple.

Today the homie Brent drops by and we talk about the golden globes, adults hating on Blue Ivy and Kevin Harts new doc series on Netflix! As always thanks for listening an subscribe on Spotify and Apple!

New year, new episode. Today we discuss my favorite albums of the decade, Ari Lennox’s comments on black men bashing black women and we discuss Joe Budden’s comments on Summer Walker. Follow the pod on Apple and Spotify. Thanks!

Today on the pod I talk scripts (Marriage Story and Queen & Slim)/my love for movies, Baelani breaks up, Houston’s historic come back and the best black Xmas songs ever! Thanks again for listening and follow on spotify.

This episode we talk about how corny Lizzo’s gotten, Luka is looking like an MVP and how lonely artists can be after they get off stage. Thanks for tuning in and follow on Spotify!

Welcome back to episode 4. Spoilerssssssss! My Queen & Slim review, JT wildn in NO, Tim Ryan’s racist comments about Lamar Jackson and The Wades. Thanks for listening! Subscribe!

On this week’s episode we have indie filmmaker/ tv producer Brizzy. She shoots the shit with me about TI & his daughter, Drake getting boo’d, IG removing numbers, how she got into TV and we try our damndest to define gas lighting lol. Thanks for listening!

On the 2nd episode of the pod I talk about Kanye’s latest project, best hip hop albums of 2019, I mistake Natalie Portman for Nicole Kidman lol, I tackle loyalty and creating art your heart is not in. Thanks for listening and subscribe!

On episode one of the show we have designer, cre88tive and my good friend, Rahim Adeigbe, on to discuss our different experiences living in the Big Apple, Nipsey Hussle’s influence on our respective grinds and silent car rides