We needed a break from the super serious talk so we had to bring our resident female host on to talk about a bunch the usual relationship and toe nail color stuff. Click and listen❗️ 

Longtime friend of the show AK stops by to talk about his endeavors into music. How pain has played a role in shaping that music and how the game of football changed his life. Besides that, we do a brief but deep dive into memory lane.

Longtime friend of the show AK stops by to talk about his endeavors into music. How pain has played a role in shaping that music and how the game of football changed his life. Besides that, we do a brief but deep dive into memory lane.

We have the OG Ricardo D’Sean come by the Hazie Basement as we ventured back with him to get a timeline of how he got to where he is today. During this we here about entrepreneurship, motivation, a competitive aspect in his industry and more. Save The Black Dollar!

We have the OG Ricardo D’Sean come by the Hazie Basement as we ventured back with him to get a timeline of how he got to where he is today. During this we here about entrepreneurship, motivation, a competitive aspect in his industry and more. Save The Black Dollar!

Olumide stops by to talk to us about his most recent project Maintain. He shares some tips on making connections in the the industry and importance of performing.

Olumide stops by to talk to us about his most recent project Maintain. He shares some tips on making connections in the the industry and importance of performing.

With the election over and results somewhat in peril, we have frequent guests of the show Montez stop by with his partners Juan & Jassiem to not talk music but all things election, culture and many more. An intellectual debate amongst friends on a lot of black people shit.

With the election over and results somewhat in peril, we have frequent guests of the show Montez stop by with his partners Juan & Jassiem to not talk music but all things election, culture and many more. An intellectual debate amongst friends on a lot of black people shit.

We have rapper and CEO of Shop Open, Crown, stop by and talk to us about breaking into the rap game. The creation and messages behind his new project, "We Still Don't Know" and some life gems.