Mandalae Podcast

On this vibe with Ray, we dive into how he founded Haus of Noire, his legendary stories from managing at Sue’s Rendezvous, and conversations around dating, fashion, and mental health.

On this vibe, we sit down with Mark and DJ V12 to talk about how they both became DJs—from carrying crates and grinding at early gigs to navigating today’s digital technology. We get into their opinions on parties then vs. now, what truly separates a good DJ from a legendary DJ, and what really makes a party unforgettable.

We also discuss how parties have changed over the years, DJ dating struggles, fashion do’s and don’ts, and the biggest pet peeves DJs have in the industry today. 🎧🔥

On this vibe, we dive into chemistry and modern dating — from whether the “90-day rule” still matters, to how people decide when the timing is right. We get into expectations, boundaries, and keeping it real about what dating looks like in 2025. We also talk sex toys, intimacy, and how couples keep the spark alive. It’s a fun, open conversation with laughs, honesty, and that real-talk energy you love.

On this vibe, we go back with Tiffany as she talk about how Rich Girls first got started. Tiffany shares the moment she won her award at Black Girls Rock, and we dive into how Afro Future was created and the mission behind their homeland nonprofit. We get into fashion, balancing marriage with a growing career, and the strategies that kept her moving forward. Plus—legendary Harlem party stories, real-life lessons, and so much more.

On this vibe, Enjoli and Miss T break down how they created Sorority Hills Clothing, the meaning behind the brand, and how growing up in Harlem shaped their style, hustle, and confidence. They talk about what inspired their fashion sense, how being in a sororityinfluenced their look, and what makes their style stand out from everybody else. We also get into being the IT girls, navigating college life at an HBCU, popping bottles, parties, relationships, and all the vibes that made their journey what it is today — and much more.

“On this vibe, we got Harlem’s own Jae Millz in the building — rapper, battle legend, Young Money vet, and one of the most respected pens in the game. We’re diving into his come up, his time with Wayne and the team, his mindset, and what’s next. Battle between DNA and goodz and how that started Vibe with us.”

On this vibe, we tap in with Greg as he breaks down how he earned the nickname “PlayStation,” and we get into the story of how D Law and Greg first linked up hooping in the streets of Harlem. We compare that raw street-ball energy to playing organized basketball, and the different lessons each one teaches. From there, we slide into parties, women, dating, and real relationship talk — all the stories, all the laughs, and all the Harlem vibes. Tune in for much more.

🎙️ On this vibe, we talk about how High Rollers got started — from legendary party nights to the wild Harlem energy that made them who they are. Nellz shares stories about rapping and playing ball, while S. Billz takes us back to those early days in The Tunnel, partying young and living it up in the club scene. We also tap into dating, nightlife, and the real vibes that come with their journey. You already know — this one’s a whole vibe with them and much more.

On this vibe, we talk about how Pinky started her candle business and how Dominique is launching her new podcast “Rich Auntie Talk.” She opens up about being a female sniper—going after the men she wants—and shares stories about growing up in Harlem, relationships, fashion, and all the real vibes in between.

On this vibe we talk about smoky up bringing In Harlem when he first started doing comedy and thought he was funny sharing the stage with legends doing comedy shows and big venues small venues the difference between TV movies and stand-up comedy and much more vibe with us