On this episode of Goode Street, rapper NFL Reke stops by to talk about his humble beginnings. Coming from Cut-Off Louisiana to performing on big stages in some major cities across the country. From the booth to the stages to the videos, Reke explains the highs & lows of his success as a rapper.

On this episode of Goode Street, KJ Townsend also known as, Mr. Eastside, gives us the whole run down on his culinary journey from working in restaurants to now owning his own. KJ aslo lets us know about his own personal struggles with his health, being a double amputee, and the ins & outs of the food industry.

On this episode of Goode Street, I have a real conversation with my homeboy T. Love about how he survived incarceration. At age 18, T. Love was issued a 20 year prison sentence in Louisiana. He explains to me what it is like Doing Time!

On this episode of Goode Street, Justin Patterson better known as Deejay Juice stops by to announce his 3rd Annual JuiceFest, downtown  Houma, LA. We also discuss his personal experiences with clubs, businesses, artist & people in the Tri-Parish.

On this episode of the "Goode Street", special Guest Ranney Davis stops by for a good ol' fashioned sports conversation. Davis was a premier athlete in the tri-parish & throughout the nation. Now, the work he does in the community through his nonprofit organization, "Big S.L.A.M." is making an even bigger impact by appreciating and helping some of the people that deserve it most.

On this episode of "Goode Street", we run it with Ms. Latoya Walters.  Latoya is a self made entrepreneur with a grind like no other.  In her relatively short career as a business woman, Latoya has built a reputation of being a person that does EVERYTHING...from small neighborhood give aways to providing affordable housing for recovering addicts through her organization We Inspire LA.  We also discuss her story of transitioning through life's highs and lows, and the things/people that inspired her to pursue entrepreneurship as a single mother.

On this episode of Goode Street, we continue the conversation with guest Malcolm Westley about his brother Akari "AK" Williams' case. AK is serving an unlawful & unjust sentence in federal prison. Upon recently receiving some new information about his case in 2016, he and his brother are hoping for a fair fight in court. FREE AK!!!

On this episode of Goode Street, we sit with guest Malcolm Westley as he gets his usual phone call from his younger brother AK. Akari "AK" Williams is serving an unlawful & unjust sentence in federal prison. Upon recently receiving some new information about his case, he and his brother reached out to Viber'z Only to explain how the federal prosecutor "stole" him away from his home & family. Hear his side of the story.  FREE AK!!!

On this episode of "Goode Street" Podcast, we are visited by Barney Celestin. Barney is a community activist/organizer and founder of Eastside Day. His annual events provide hundreds of free uniforms and school supplies for under privileged kids in the Tri-Parish area. Held on the east side of Houma, LA, where Barney is from, Eastside Day is on it's 5th year as a charity event. Barney also shares his battles with kidney failure and how that changed his perspective on life.

On this episode of Goode Street, Officer Roy Williams of the Houma Police Department and Rapper/CEO of Hunnitz, 1200 Slim, share their experiences during and after Hurricane Ida. As a first responder, Roy could not leave for the storm and even had to perform a number of rescue missions during and after.