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Mazi's World Podcast is back live with host Maserati Marcus (MAZI), Skrulls, and the legendary DJ Hollywood Hotrod on the ones and twos! Hotrod breaks down the nostalgic club culture vs. today's "standing around for Instagram" crowd, the craft of storytelling through DJ transitions, and the viral rumors surrounding Jay-Z potentially headlining the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Plus, the crew dives deep into NBA opening week arguments, classic jersey collections, Verzuz matchups that nobody asked for (Carl Thomas vs. Case), and the dark side of major label record contracts. Catch Mazi's World Podcast every week for raw conversations bridging Hip Hop, Sports, DJ Culture, and Millennial Nostalgia. LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more episodes!
Comedians Mike G and Flawz pull up to Mazi’s World Podcast with Maserati Marcus for an unfiltered, hilarious conversation! Mike G opens up about transitioning from club promoting and street life into stand-up comedy, turning personal trauma and losing his leg into comedy gold, surviving wild club brawls, and promoting his upcoming headlining show at Upstage Comedy Club. Plus, Flawz breaks down his comedy grind across Texas, viral video moments, and what it really takes for independent venues and artists to survive.
On this high-stakes episode of Mazi’s World Podcast, host Maserati Marcus (MAZI) sits down with Texas State Representative Josey Garcia (HD-124) and Will Hunter, founder and CEO of Kingpin Kush!
The panel breaks down the looming battle over cannabis and hemp in Texas, from backroom legislative bans and administrative loopholes targeting smokable flower to how criminalization impacts veterans and working families across the state. Will Hunter details building Kingpin Kush from the ground up, fighting state overreach, and registering thousands of voters across dispensary counters in San Antonio. Meanwhile, Rep. Garcia pulls back the curtain on the Texas Capitol, why cannabis is a nonpartisan issue, and what Texans must do before the registration deadline.
Subscribe to Mazi's World Podcast for unfiltered discussions at the intersection of Culture, Business, and Politics. LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to stay locked in!
TNA superstar and former NFL defensive lineman AJ Francis (fka Top Dolla) pulls up to Mazi’s World Podcast with Maserati Marcus!
AJ Francis pulls no punches as he breaks down his wild transition from the NFL to pro wrestling, why he claims he is the best AJ in TNA history, the reality of his time in WWE, and dealing with online haters and dirt sheets. Plus, he opens up about his hip hop roots, his battle rap catalog, ghostwriting promos, and dominating both the ring and the booth.
Catch Mazi's World Podcast every week for raw, unfiltered conversations bridging Hip Hop, Pro Wrestling, and Culture. Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more exclusive interviews!
San Antonio rap powerhouse Unique Redd pulls up to Mazi's World alongside DJ DoubleOhTevin on the decks! Fresh off the release of her new project All I See Is Red, Redd holds nothing back in this unfiltered episode. The room tackles: Recapping wild weekend moments at Bombshells and the R. Kelly music debate Seeing Zapp live at Funk Fest and old-school funk memories The creation, vulnerability, and track curation behind All I See Is Red Her viral Just Rap freestyle and dealing with critics The San Antonio Entertainment Awards and being nominated for Artist of the Year Calling out local music politics: "Stop dick riding and tell people they suck!" Why artists fumble their momentum after going viral and how to stay relevant
In this episode of Mazi's World Live, the crew is joined on the 1s & 2s by San Antonio veteran DJ Tha Dark Knight (TDK) from the Rhythm and Beats crew! We dive into: Recapping wild San Antonio flash floods and hurricane weather TDK’s 25-year DJ legacy and elevating the culture in the city. The leaked GTA 6 radio track list vs. the golden era of GTA III’s Game Radio. The Greatest Sophomore Rap Albums debate (Outkast, Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Nas, Eminem) Why hip-hop desperately needs the mixtape era back + 50 Cent's retirement comments. Marvel movies fatigue + Avengers: Doomsday!
Join the crew on Mazi's World featuring special guest DJ Hollywood Hot Rod! In this episode, the room gets heated discussing G-Unit sneakers and wild reseller markups, the official Starter Instagram collab, and the iconic cultural ranking of 1996 hip-hop albums—debating Nas vs. 2Pac. Plus, a breakdown of the Joe vs. Donell Jones Verzuz, festival backstage stories, and upcoming Rhythm & Beats events.
Welcome back to another episode of Mazi's World! In this episode, Mazi and Skrillz celebrate coming in second place for "Best Podcast" in San Antonio, give a massive shoutout to the community, and talk about the upcoming official celebration party. They dive deep into the classic nostalgia of music—comparing physical vinyls and CDs to modern digital streaming—and debate the current state of hip-hop and the XXL Freshman class. Plus, they react to xBValentine's Latin Grammy push, give event updates for Funk Fest San Antonio featuring Zapp and Lakeside, and break down local community pull-ups like Auxtails 2 and the Connect the Dots back-to-school drive! Hit that Subscribe button, turn on notifications 🔔, and drop a comment below!
In this episode of the MAZI'S WORLD podcast (Episode 144), hosts MAZI and Skrillz sit down with San Antonio artist Kai Phoenix to discuss his album titled See Know Evil. After an 18-year hiatus from recording, Kai breaks down the five-year creative journey of the project, his meticulous approach to "breaking the rules" of modern rap, and the importance of creative chemistry with his brothers and collaborators. The episode features special guest appearances by producer 3D, and artists Ty-One and Bang, who share behind-the-scenes insights into the making of the fan-favorite tracks "Alchemy" and "Hide My Powers".
This week's episode serves as both a redemption story and a masterclass in independent artist branding. Black Mexico discusses how a promise to his mother fueled his drive to remain free and pursue music professionally. He contrasts the "perpetrating" nature of many modern rappers with his own authenticity, rooted in his actual experiences in the streets and in prison. Landing on Mazi's World Officially! We have Black Mexico!
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