​Lil Xan took a small step back from the industry to focus on his sobriety. After a year and a half without performing, he came to take the stage at 1720 Warehouse with Kinfolk Jon LA to re-introduce himself as "Not on Drugs Anymore," which is the acronym he titled his new album, and first single #NODA (Watch Here Now!).

We had the opportunity to speak with him before he killed his set, along with all of the other SUPER DOPE opening acts in an amazing showcase of talent: J. Boi  @ColeBlooded   @maxximilli  Keifer Moon  @Yalee  Cowabunga Marcus  @yungcuse1238   @LaloOnTheBass  42 Clouds  @RyanTang  ​ @heirtheprophecy9803   @clapitupla 

Thank you guys for stopping by the #RoyaltyRoom Podcast before absolutely killing your sets!

Why do we have to climb the corporate ladder? What if we want to build our own ladder and put it on our own building? What's it take to get your law degree? What's it take to pass the bar? What's it like getting your sports agency license? Should we have to conform to the corporate mentality, dress code and banter? 

Join @LegalQueenLA as Ms. Jennine Nwoko (@CorporateChika) steps into the Royalty Room to share her experience as a fellow woman in LAW, but also as a newly licensed NBA agent. 

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Produced by: Podcast Place // Long Beach, CA

This episode is personal, and my hopes are to help YOU get through the trials and tribulations life throws our way. From early childhood trauma to high school bullies, from college tragedy to law school chaos,  @LegalQueenLA  takes you through some of her journey to show that nothing is impossible.

1. Self love is the most important step to finding happiness, success and peace. After being doubted by many and torn apart by those around me AND myself, I had no choice but to get through the mud and come out on top!

2. Therapy is an important part in the healing journey.

3. Law school was not made for minorities, but here we are, and we are here to stay! It's one of the most difficult journeys, but you CAN do it and you are NOT alone!

On Episode 2, Legal Queen LA and Nina Brown (@theBalletBGirl) tackle issues centered around women in rap. Where did we start and where are we now? How have fans fueled the rap beef culture and does rap music have a negative effect on mental health and the community? The bigger picture also encompasses "women vs. women," are we too focused on tearing eachother down? 

Legal Queen LA is bringing her talents to the podcast world, and Episode 1 is all about Mental Health Awareness Month (May). Join us as we speak with "The Mind Edit" pioneer, Ms. Calaís Robinson (@iamcalaisrobinson) to discuss the struggles the community is facing when it comes to social media/the entertainment industry and their intersection with mental health. Here we'll learn many new (and old) ways that we each help solve the mental health crisis within ourselves.