<p>Charlene (A.K.A. Mo'Unique) joins us this week to promote her song, "Nope."  Along the way, we chat about overcoming domestic violence, adult entertainment, and misogyny in the rap industry.  She's a true redemption story in progress with a bright future in music and film.</p>

Charlene (A.K.A. Mo'Unique) joins us this week to promote her song, "Nope." Along the way, we chat about overcoming domestic violence, adult entertainment, and misogyny in the rap industry. She's a true redemption story in progress with a bright future in music and film.

<p>Charlene (A.K.A. Mo'Unique) joins us this week to promote her song, "Nope."&nbsp; Along the way, we chat about overcoming domestic violence, adult entertainment, and misogyny in the rap industry.&nbsp; She's a true redemption story in progress with a bright future in music and film.</p>

Episode 26: Mo'Unique Says Nope, But Beyond Hardship is Hope

I'm Fabian "Motherfucking" Ojeda and I don't know shit! That's okay, though, because I want to learn from as many people as possible. It's my aim to converse with business owners, people with skills and talents, DJs, musicians, entertainers, people with unique points of view, and anyone who has a story to tell in general.

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Episode 26: Mo'Unique Says Nope, But Beyond Hardship is Hope

Episode 26: Mo'Unique Says Nope, But Beyond Hardship is Hope