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Canada’s Reggae Ambassador, Spex Da Boss pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for a no-holds-barred conversation about his career, the Canadian music industry, and his incredible journey in radio.

Spex spoke about spending the past 25 years on commercial radio in Toronto, breaking down both the challenges and triumphs that have come with navigating the industry. He also discussed his work with the Marley family on the upcoming Kaya Fest and Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise, as well as his friendships with Shaggy and Sean Paul and what he has learned from witnessing their incredible work ethic firsthand.

Spex also opened up about his interesting relationships with some Canadian Reggae and Dancehall artists, launching Reggae Month Canada and what the initiative means for the growth and recognition of the Canadian Reggae industry.

He gave an inside look at how commercial radio really works, the challenges of representing Caribbean music and culture on a major platform, and why he sometimes feels that his years of hard work and dedication to the community go unnoticed.

Spex Da Boss holds nothing back in this revealing conversation about radio, Reggae, the Canadian music industry, the Marley family, Shaggy, Sean Paul, Reggae Month Canada, and so much more.

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Dancehall artist New Merciless returned to the Entertainment Report Podcast, this time in person during his first trip to Canada, for another great conversation.

New Merciless spoke about why he feels he was chosen to carry on the legacy of the late Merciless, why he doesn’t pay attention to the naysayers, and what he admired most about the Dancehall legend. He also opened up about his great friendship with Don Mafia, shared memories of the late Fantan Mojah, and discussed his new collaboration with Luciano.

New Merciless also spoke about his song on DJ Mac’s WYFL Riddim, how St. Elizabeth is still rebuilding after Hurricane Melissa, valuable advice he received from Terry Linen, and much more.

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Dancehall artist Don Mafia pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast while visiting Toronto for an honest and revealing conversation about his career and the Dancehall industry.

Don Mafia reflected on the passing of his friends Fantan Mojah and Merciless, explained why he supports New Merciless, and discussed his friendships with Mr. Vegas, Future Fambo, and Beres Hammond. He also opened up about his complicated relationship with Beenie Man and detailed the serious ups and downs they experienced while working together.

Don Mafia also explained why he counteracted Bounty Killer, Buju Banton, Mad Cobra, and Beenie Man early in his career. He shared the incredible story of meeting Hulk Hogan and helping Beenie Man record a song with Hogan’s daughter, spoke about clashing with Vybz Kartel during the early stages of his career, and revealed how Ricky Trooper and Killamanjaro played vital roles in his journey.

This is a candid and entertaining conversation filled with Dancehall history, untold stories, and much more.

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Producers, songwriters, and recording artists Full Blown pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an engaging conversation about their careers and musical journey.

Full Blown spoke about growing up in Trinidad, writing major hits for Machel Montano, Kes, Yung Bredda, and many others, producing and recording on the massive “Big Links” riddim, and remaking Shabba Ranks’ classic “Ting-A-Ling” as “No Stress.” They also discussed the state of Soca in 2026 and much more.

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The King of Caribbean comedy, Majah Hype, returned to the Entertainment Report Podcast for another hilarious and insightful conversation. In this episode, Majah reflects on the passing of reggae artist Fantan Mojah, addresses Canadian comedian "Clive," and shares his eye-opening experience visiting inmates at Collins Bay Institution, revealing the surprising differences between Canadian and American penitentiaries.

Majah also breaks down the creative process behind his viral comedy skits, explains how he's able to switch so effortlessly between various Caribbean accents, and recalls the moment he decided to take comedy seriously as a career. He also gives his thoughts on the Mavado vs. Vybz Kartel at this year's Sumfest, while sharing stories about his friendships with Buju Banton, Bounty Killer, Baby Cham, and Agent Sasco.

From comedy and Caribbean culture to music, life, and unforgettable behind-the-scenes stories, this is another entertaining conversation you won't want to miss.

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Dancehall street dancer Energy Di Dancer from Get There Squad stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast for an in-depth conversation about his incredible journey in dancehall and the culture that shaped him.

Energy opened up about his close relationship with the Marley brothers, meeting the legendary Mr. Bogle, joining Shelly Belly's Bermuda Squad, and the reasons he eventually moved on. He also spoke about his friendship with Pata Skeng, Elephant Man, Masicka, Mavado, and I-Octane, as well as how he became a member of Chi Ching Ching's Get There Squad.

The conversation also touches on his highly talked-about altercation with Shelly Belly, traveling the world as a professional dancer, the evolution of dancehall dancing, and the experiences that have made him one of the culture's most respected street dancers.

This is a must-watch interview for anyone who loves dancehall, Jamaican culture, and the stories behind the people who helped shape the movement.

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Dubplate legend PantaSon pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for a very enlightening conversation about dubplates, Dancehall culture, and the music business.

PantaSon spoke about being the son of Pink Panther, formerly of Black Kat, and explained how he turned dubplate programs into a well-oiled business. He also shared the story of how Bounty Killer gave him his name, and how artists like Alkaline, Masicka, Gage, and others believed in his dubplate business when he first started.

He also opened up about his genuine industry relationships with DJ Khaled, Skillibeng, and Vybz Kartel, the gift and the curse of new artists getting their break quickly through the internet, why early Trap Dancehall riddims all sounded the same, and how he created a revolutionary dubplate app.

PantaSon also spoke about producing the biggest song of his career with gospel artist Kevin Downswell, plus so much more.

This is a must-watch conversation for anyone interested in dubplates, Dancehall history, sound system culture, and the business behind the music.

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Veteran selector Fire Marshall of the legendary Travellers Sound System stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast for an in-depth conversation about his journey in sound system culture.

Fire Marshall reflected on growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, and getting his start on Jeremy Lee's Stereo Passion before eventually becoming one of the key selectors for Travellers. He also shared the important roles that Boxer, Juxie Killah, and Malcolm X played in the sound's success.

The conversation also explored Travellers' longtime relationships with Ricky Trooper of Killamanjaro and Stone Love, including how those relationships were built and what ultimately caused them to fall apart. Fire Marshall also spoke about collecting exclusive Bounty Killer dubplates, Travellers' dominance on the boat ride scene, his decision to migrate to Canada, and many unforgettable moments from his career.

This is a must watch interview for fans of Dancehall, Reggae, Sound Clash and Jamaican sound system history.

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Fast-rising Dancehall artist Tielo Lanez stopped by the Entertainment Report Podcast during his first trip to Toronto for a powerful and inspiring conversation.

In this in-depth interview, Tielo Lanez opens up about growing up between Jamaica and Tobago, his early connection with DJ Punz from Punz Entertainment, moving back to Jamaica, and signing with DJ Mac. He also shares how a chance meeting with Valiant changed everything for his career and helped push him further into the spotlight.

Tielo Lanez talks about being inspired by Tory Lanez, meeting Reggae icon Beres Hammond while in the UK, and building strong connections with rising Dancehall stars Nhance and Ayetian. He also breaks down the stories and inspiration behind some of his biggest songs, including “Too Skill”, “Muk Truck”, “Shootah Dem”, “Tikanna”, “People Change”, and more.

This is Tielo Lanez’s most in-depth interview to date, filled with motivation, career lessons, and real-life inspiration.

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Dancehall artist Razor B returns to the Entertainment Report Podcast for another entertaining and insightful conversation.

In this episode, Razor B opens up about his grievance with Konshens, why he avoided Elephant Man for over 10 years, and how Dancing Rebel and TC were the original Team Razor B dancers. He also shares hilarious stories about the legendary Ninja Man, reflects on his past experiences with Bounty Killer and Beenie Man, and discusses his friendships with I-Octane and Mr. Vegas.

Razor B also talks about his latest single, "Bad Gyal Time," along with plenty of untold stories, career highlights, and memorable moments from his journey in Dancehall music.

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