This week's guest is Mo City's own Buddie Roe.  The MC has collaborated with some top Houston artists like Lil Keke, Slim Thug, Delorean, and Dougbeezy while building his catalog and establishing himself as the "Southside Basquiat".  We talk to him about making music with a message, his changing thoughts on success, and more. 

This week's guest is Derrick Banes, a marketer who started in the music and eventually used his knowledge to branch into various other industries.  He sits down with us and talks about how he has been able to navigate the various jobs as industries thrive and fall, how he balances his personal life against the entertainment world, why he believes Houston is so important, and more.

This week's guest is 5th Ward JP.  The Houston MC describes how he went from making up songs in a diner to performing on stages of clubs he'd been kicked out of to attracting the attention of The Sauce Family.  JP sits down to tell us what made him start to take music seriously, his plans for the future, how he befriended Steve Francis, and more. 

Instagram: @5thwardjp20 

This week's guest is Kimmiski.  She is an educator, artist, and shoe designer who recently had the successful release of the CR8 Q20 with Nike.  We speak with Kimmiski about some of the art shows that she has put together, how she has used her skills to help teach and inspire her students, what it is like to go through the process of shoe design, how she is learning how to break into the industry, and more.  

www.kimmiskiart.com

This week's guest is Robert L Hodge, a mixed media/multimedia artist that has worked in Houston and abroad, who has a goal of expanding the art world here in the city.  He recently released Friendly Fire and audio and visual project with the concept of showing how "police handle the black civilian without care and military precision."  The work is based on the 2017 exhibition held by Hodge at the Station Museum.  We speak with Hodge about some of his installations here in Houston, the process of coming up with and developing Friendly Fire, some of the projects he has coming in the future, and more.

http://www.robertleroyhodge.com/

Instagram: @robertleroyhodge

https://linktr.ee/Robertleroyhodge

This week's guest is none other than Jack Freeman.  He returns to the show to speak about what has happened since the last time we actually were able to sit in the studio.  Since that time Jack has been outed as a member of the illumanati in a ridiculous Larry Johnson produced documentary (THIS IS A REAL SENTENCE!!), gone on tour in Russia, is now about to release BLOOD, a new ep produced by Tony Dark and featuring Delorean and Propain.  BLOOD is a three song collection expressing Freeman's feelings about being black in America today.  Jack goes in depth about the thoughts and feelings behind each track.  

It's not all politics entertainment, race, and politics...we also expose the fast food/mattress cartel...

This week's guest is singer/song writer Lilly Aviana.  Last year she released her deeply introspective debut album, Late Bloom.  We sit down with her to talk about how she came to music, what it's like being a singer in Houston, what are her plans for the future, and more.  

https://lillyaviana.com

Instagram: @lillyaviana

This week's guest is producer, Bigg Cuz Beats.  He started out as a rapper in Chicago but a series of events (including a run into Kanye) eventually led him to production.  He has worked with many artists including Mo3, T.O.D, OTB Fastlane, Mocity Jaybee, Big Bad Kab, K Dogg, and more.  He recently produced KenTheMan's, 4 da 304's which currently has over 5 million streams independently.  We sit down and talk with him about why he choose to set up shop in Houston, his work with KenTheMan, the importance of getting the right producer with the right artist, who he plans on working with next, and more.

Instagram: @biggcuzbeats

This week's guest is the self described Queen of Yum, Chef Vicky V.  Vicky is a food consultant and stylist that is using her influence to bring attention to local restaurants in the Houston area through her blog, The Fat Girl Food Chronicles, and Nom Noir, a culinary experience focused on the black owned food establishments in the city. She sits down with us to talk about her path in cooking, why she decided to start experiences like The Fat Girl Food Chronicles & Nom Noir, what is the best item on the menu at Arby's, and more. 

http://thafatgirlfoodchronicles.com/

Instagram: @thaqueenofyum & @nomnoirhtx

This week's guest is Fat Tony.  The Houston MC tells us about his rise in the industry and putting the finishing touches on his new album, Exotica.  A lot of people first heard him when he appeared on an ASAP Rocky track but he has been working and studying the industry since well before that.  Listen to him tell us about scrapping by in New York, how being a DJ helped him become better at creating music, how he and his producer drove across Jamaica to get a verse from Bun B for his new album, and more. 

www.anthonyobi.com

Instagram: @fattonyrap