Slang City Network Presents: The Bundlez Podcast

Slang City Network presents Episode 3 of the Bundlez Podcast featuring Joseph Bennett, better known as Six Ps — a photographer, clothing brand owner, and creative entrepreneur representing Pomona, California.

For Six, Pomona is more than just his hometown. It's a major part of his identity and the inspiration behind Six Ps, a clothing brand rooted in representing the city and its culture.

In this episode, we get to know the man behind the camera and the brand. We explore his upbringing in Pomona, his journey into photography, the creative inspiration behind Six Ps, and what it takes to turn artistic interests into business opportunities.

We discuss his vision for the future of Six Ps and what he hopes to accomplish through his work.

ABOUT BUNDLEZ

Bundlez is a Slang City Network original that brings artists, entrepreneurs, and creators into Slang City Studios to showcase their talents and share the stories, experiences, and ambitions behind their work.

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This episode was recorded at Slang City Studios in Upland, California, where we provide professional spaces and services for music recording, podcast production, photography, video production, and creative content.

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Featured Guest: Joseph aka Six Ps
Topics: Photography, Fashion, Entrepreneurship, Pomona, Brand Building
Presented by: Slang City Network
Recorded at: Slang City Studios — Upland, California

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Noa James: Building a Legacy in the IE | Bundlez Ep. 2

Slang City Network presents Episode 2 of the Bundlez Podcast featuring Inland Empire artist, promoter, businessman, and community advocate Noa James.

Noa has spent years building his career while helping create opportunities and platforms for artists throughout the IE. In this conversation, we go back to where his story began—from growing up as a group home kid and navigating life with his mother incarcerated for 25 years, to the role his family and the Inland Empire played in shaping the man and artist he is today.

We talk about Noa’s evolution through music, the mindset behind his longevity as an independent artist, and how his personal growth has been reflected in his work. We also get into the business side of Noa James: how he takes an idea for a show or event and turns it into something real, what he’s learned from years of promoting and creating platforms, and his approach to building within his community.

We close the conversation with 909Day, Noa’s upcoming Inland Empire festival celebrating the artists, music, businesses, and culture of the 909. Slang City Studios will also be on-site as an official vendor at this year’s event.

From the music to the business to the community behind it all, this episode is a conversation about the journey, growth, and legacy of one of the IE’s most recognizable independent artists.

Bundlez is a Slang City Network original featuring conversations and performances with artists and creators making an impact through their work.

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In the first episode of Bundlez, Arkise sits down with Poetik Force and Funk Logik of Asiatic Rhythms to discuss growing up in West Covina, California ("The Cov"), their love of J Dilla, attending Kendrick Lamar's The Pop Out, and the creation of their latest album, All I Have.