In this exclusive interview, Baton Rouge rap legend Max Minelli sits down to talk about his journey, his music, the Baton Rouge hip-hop scene, and the experiences that shaped his career.Max Minelli has been a major voice in Southern hip-hop, and in this conversation he gets candid about his roots, his impact, the evolution of the culture, and what it means to represent Baton Rouge.We talk music, the streets, legacy, the Baton Rouge rap scene, and what’s next for Max Minelli.If you’re a fan of Baton Rouge hip-hop, Southern rap, or real conversations with artists who helped shape the culture, this is one you don’t want to miss.Watch the full interview, like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive conversations.

What really goes on behind the making of a documentary that explores a dark and disturbing story?In this special episode, we sit down with the filmmaker behind After the Devil Is Dead for an in-depth conversation about the story, the people involved, and what it took to bring this documentary to life.We discuss the inspiration behind the film, the challenges of documenting such a complex and unsettling story, what happened behind the scenes, and the moments that left the biggest impact on the filmmaker.This is a conversation about truth, storytelling, difficult questions, and the reality behind After the Devil Is Dead.Listen now for the story behind the story.

Mike Lester sits down with us to share the deeply personal story behind After the Devil Is Dead—his mother’s unsolved murder, the abuse he endured from his father, and the family fractures that followed. In this candid conversation, Mike opens up about decades of questions, painful memories, and his relentless search for the truth and closure.

Get to know the story behind Knee Deep Blends in this exclusive interview with one of the owner! 🌶️ From the inspiration behind the brand to creating flavorful Cajun seasoning, we sit down to hear the journey, passion, and vision that brought Knee Deep Blends to life. Discover what makes their blends unique, the flavors that bring Louisiana cooking to life, and the story behind the seasoning that’s making waves.

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In Part 2 of this series, we turn our focus to the final three victims of Derrick Todd Lee. Behind the headlines and case files were women with families, careers, dreams, and lives that mattered. This episode looks at who they were, the circumstances surrounding their deaths, and the lasting impact their loss had on the people who loved them. Their stories deserve to be remembered as more than names connected to a criminal case.

Before Derrick Todd Lee became known as the Baton Rouge Serial Killer, four Louisiana women lost their lives in a series of murders that would leave families searching for answers and communities living in fear.In this series of Louisiana Legends, we go back to the beginning—before the headlines, before the arrest, and before investigators understood that the cases were connected. We tell the stories of the first four women whose lives were taken, exploring who they were, the people who loved them, the investigations that followed, and the evidence that ultimately helped reveal the man responsible.This isn't a story about glorifying a killer. It's about remembering the women behind the headlines, examining how the investigation unfolded, and looking at the unanswered questions that still surround one of Louisiana's most notorious criminal cases.

In this episode of Louisiana Legends, I sit down with the police officer who played a critical role in saving the Boosie Bash. His actions that day became part of a story that has lived on—and even earned a mention in Lil Boosie’s music.We talk about what happened, what people never saw behind the scenes, and how this moment became connected to one of Louisiana’s biggest names in music.This is a story about quick decisions, staying calm under pressure, and an unforgettable moment in Louisiana history.

On this episode we sat down with retired Baton Rouge Police Officer Tim "Big Head" Henderson. We talked about what it was like policing in the 90s and early 2000's in Baton Rouge Louisiana. We also talked about police chases, local famous rappers, and street gangs.

This week we sat down with Matt Hatter, a local LSU sports fan and content creator. We talk all things LSU, his journey, and how he got started.

On our first ever Bonus Episode me and Sara sit down to talk about the infamous Mafia Hitman and serial killer Richard Kuklinski. We talk about his 20 year killing spree plus his many interviews after being arrested.