Creators Inc. Podcast

CripMichael is BACK — and this time we go deeper.In Episode 2, we pick up where we left off with CripMac on finance and level ALL the way up. Today we're breaking down the 7 Dimensions of Optimal Living — Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, Social, Spiritual, S**ual, and Occupational — and how mastering each one can transform you into a kind predator built to thrive in today's world.Crip Michael pulls out his blue crayon and takes notes as we cover:Why your body is still running the same software it had in the womb — and how to upgrade itThe 15-second sprint trick that can change your heart health for lifeThe rat experiment that explains why belief is literally a survival mechanismWhy 2 minutes of silence every day can shrink the part of your brain that gets you in troubleThe real reason processed food is destroying you — and who profits from itHow to be a rose with thorns — getting all the good in life without getting stabbedPlus: child support, the soccer moms at the park, a prison mental health lady with a memorable silhouette, and Ray Jay's upcoming MMA fight.This one's grown men Sesame Street at its finest. Subscribe. On hood.

Sophie Rain sits down for her most unfiltered interview yet. The 21-year-old OnlyFans phenomenon opens up about growing up on food stamps, retiring her parents, and grossing $110 million — while keeping just $2,000 in her checking account. We get into the basketball player who offered her $15 million to lose her virginity (spoiler: the IRS was the real winner), the $6 million brand deal she turned down because they wanted her to tattoo their logo on her lower back, the FBI agents who showed up to her house and drove away with a box of dildos, and why she thinks jealousy ended her most important friendship. Plus: Would she be Bruno Mars's sugar mama? Yes. Absolutely yes.

Amado Vargas — undefeated fighter and youngest of the legendary Vargas boxing brothers — pulls absolutely zero punches. In this episode, he calls out Oblivion ("I'll slap the f**k out of him"), breaks down the wild Dubai fight where his opponent insulted his mother at the weigh-in, reveals he only made $100K while the event went viral, and drops a bombshell: his brother woke him up with a woman in his hotel room at 6AM… the morning of the fight.We also get into how streaming and clout have completely flipped the boxing money game, why the best fighters aren't making the biggest purses, and what Amado is doing to change that — starting with his upcoming bare knuckle fight in London.If you're not watching Amado Vargas yet, you're behind.Timestamps:0:00 – Intro & Vargas brothers breakdown5:00 – Who Amado wants to fight & his beef with Oblivion9:00 – The Dubai fight: Dean insults his mom at weigh-in14:00 – How streaming killed traditional boxing money22:00 – The $100K purse conversation28:00 – His brother woke him up with a woman fight morning32:00 – Bare knuckle boxing in London explained40:00 – How to build leverage as a creator-athlete

In one of his most honest interviews yet, Larry Wheels sits down with the Creators Think podcast to talk about everything people have been asking him for years.Larry opens up about his first steroid cycles, the mental side effects of PED use, and the pressure of maintaining one of the most extreme physiques on the internet. He also addresses the viral situation involving Deen The Great and explains what really happened behind the scenes.The conversation gets even deeper as Larry speaks candidly about marriage, relationships, fame, loneliness, internet pressure, and how success changed his life off camera.This is Larry Wheels completely unfiltered.

Ray J joins the Creators Think podcast for one of his most raw interviews yet. He opens up about his upcoming fight, the pressure of staying relevant in entertainment for decades, and what it was really like becoming one of the most talked-about celebrities on the internet. From the highs of fame and music success to the controversy that changed pop culture forever, Ray J breaks down how it all affected his life behind the scenes. He also talks about boxing, business, relationships, viral culture, and why the internet still can’t stop talking about him.

Angela White, formerly known as Blac Chyna, opens up about the transformation that changed everything. From reclaiming her real name to reversing her surgeries and choosing faith, healing, and freedom, this is a raw story of redemption, surrender, and becoming who she was always meant to be.#Podcast #AngelaWhite #BlacChyna #TransformationStory #Redemption

Chris Riley has seen it all. Known for his disruptive "White Dolemite" persona, he joins the podcast to discuss why consistency is the ultimate shield against cancel culture.

From the boxing ring to the big screen! Watch as Malik Bazille shares the incredible story of his career move, from his amateur boxing roots to landing a life-changing role alongside Michael B. Jordan in Creed.#MalikB #MichaelBJordan #Creed #BoxingLife #CareerMoves #CreatorsInc #SuccessStory

In this episode of the Creators Inc Podcast, we sat down with Suki to discuss her current "rebirth" and the next phase of her professional evolution. Staying true to her unfiltered nature, Suki gets messy, and confirms viral rumors about past financial support while firmly shutting down speculation regarding Dr. Umar and Ray J. She opens up about her relationship with Snoop, attributing his success to years of consistency and a smooth "oxtail" pickup line. Now four months pregnant and in her "soft era," Suki is focused on mainstream moves like her upcoming show That’s BS with Bobbi Althoff. Standing on business, she shares powerful gems on the importance of vision, purpose, and staying grateful while securing the bag.#podcast #suki  #CreatorEconomy #VisionaryMindset #viral

MK sits down for one of his wildest interviews yet, revealing the untold story of how he dislocated his shoulder and the pain he fought through behind the scenes. He also shares never-before-heard stories from foreign matches, including shocking government intervention, backstage chaos, and moments fans were never supposed to know about. A rare look into the reality of wrestling outside the ring.