Hostile Takeover Presents: Keepin it 100 Podcast

Hostile Takeover Presents: Keepin it 100 with Zoe Tha Roasta and Myisha  Pooh. This episode Kafani talks Philthy Rich, Getting shot and  eventually paralyzed, The Photo, Family, Growth, How Wack 100 looked out  for him and helped him get paid, His music, big publishing checks,  going to the pen, VLAD TV, and more..

Hostile Takeover Presents: Keepin it 100 with Zoe the Roasta and Myisha Pooh.  This episode features a conversation with Kilo Kurt from Vallejo, Ca.  #ThizzNation

Townvizion welcomes the cast of EVOL, an action packed web series filmed  in Oakland , Ca. airing on Tubi, Amazon Prime, and Youtube.

Evol ( love spelled backwards ) is a Story of 2 Brothers who’s love for  each other fades completely once money becomes a huge factor in their  lives.

Back in the building again with another episode of TownVizion.  We are  still a work in progress but peep the movement.  This time we get the  Brotha Broski in here and he talks about joining the legendary rap group 415, the details of the group's untimely breakup, and also lays out his subsequent career thereafter.  Making moves in the community, mentoring, fatherhood, as  well as keeping the music going, Broski, aka @Brodyloc, has continued to make his presence felt in the city of Oakland and throughout the industry.  This conversation is rich with game and history.  Tap in.

D. Poole just came home from serving thirty years in prison. Life is  different now from the hey-day of the crack era when money was  everywhere and you felt young and invincible and thought it would never  end. That is until the FEDS hit and life changes just like that.

This episode we welcome Mr. EI himself, Db Bedford to the show to drop  some gems about emotional intelligence and successfully navigating our  way through tough times that are rife with conflict. @amir_hasan_25th @ineverworry @jerrylaw2raw @aldromedia

You have to start somewhere so here it is. We are still moving stuff  around and getting comfortable so bare with us. Today host Big C sits  down with Oakland factor Zoe Tha Roasta and Only Enzo to talk about what  is on their plates as well as their opinions on some social issues.   Zoe Tha Roasta recaps and puts the JT the Bigga Figga incident at Dope  Era to rest. Only Enzo speaks on competing in such a talented family.

Sitting down with financial professional Rachael Akbar discussing how to  make your money work for you and the importance of not only having  insurance, but the right insurance. This episode is loaded with  financial tips on retirement and dealing with financial burdens of a  departed loved one. You can reach our guest for more info at  rachaelakbarhelp.com

On this episode of TownVizion we sit down with Rome Herbs who is an  East Oakland native who changed his life and made it his duty to travel  the world and research Holistic medicines and herbs. Sea moss and other  things of the like.  How to test the quality of the products and other  useful info.  The reason this episode is golden is because he teaches us  about our bodies’ deficiencies and what herbs to use to counter said  deficiencies and the importance of a strong immune system. He talks  about the man-made medicines and the effects it has on our bodies, his  thoughts on COVID-19 and vaccinations, as well as a conversation he had  with Dr. Sebi himself before his untimely death. You won’t get lost  because he explains everything in Layman’s terms. Very informative and  fun at the same time as we also take a few minutes to recap the Derek  Chauvin sentencing and hit you with a few final thoughts.  Check it out  and be sure to subscribe to the channel for more.

Rome Herbs can be reached at his website http://romeliteherbs.com or on Instagram @romeliteherbs

Oakland rap veteran/trendsetter V. White (of The Delinquents) joins  TownVizion to talk about his dealings in the rap game and life after the  spotlight. Too many think that if you aren’t on stage all the time or  not selling as many records that you fell off. This interview proves  quite the contrary as V speaks about handling business and listening to  the wisdom of others in his family and circle who were looking out for  him as he has made a hell of a living for himself off the stage.

We were all there back in the early 90’s at Lake Berryessa and the  Estuary in Oakland watching folks floss with their boats, motorcycles,  and rv’s and “ridin out” as these dudes were at the forefront of that  culture during the time. From the Dogg Pound concert to Hip Hop on The  Green to just about any big event in the Bay the Delinquents were  involved in.

After 25+ years in the game the raps are still a highly sought after  commodity but the game has changed. Politics and protocol have shifted  and V. White is comfortable rationing out the brand only for fitting  occasions and he provides an excellent example of why.

Life’s good.