Spark Up Podcast

Teamwork makes the dream work 

Wash your hands, mind your business, and listen to this episode. 

One of us is getting a fans only account. Find out who.

We celebrate our 100th episode with the original cast: Rob, Regina, Banz & Cristina along with our newest crew member Wendell B. Jordan and Producer & Friend Mtwo who produced our current theme song and outro. 

We talk about Rob getting engaged, someone else potentially finding a new boo, and Wendell's way into the crew.

We breeze by favorite moments, our feelings and experiences, and surprise messgaes from past guests & loyal supporters.

We want to keep thanking those who have been listening and supporting us since day 1 and to the new supporters. We will never stop thanking all of you. Here's to 100 MORE!

We talk about our feelings surrounding the tragic death of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna Bryant along with 7 others then we go into the 62nd Grammy Award Show.

We talk about how far hip-hop has come 

Episode 97! We lit babyyyyyyyy!

On this episode we have a story about a young woman named Gaby Gonzalez who picked up the camera at 13 and never put it back down. Gonzalez creates videos for any and every occasion. You might have seen her work before whether it was for a wedding, concert recap, music video, or her specialty - documentaries. Gonzalez is releasing her very first passion project a docu-series "Women of Providence" and viewing it at Providence Place Cinemas on January 20th at 7:30pm. We get details on what sparked the idea of the docu-series and hows she did it and what she plans to do after this release. Gonzalez has a beautiful story about her love and appreciation for her parents and how she uses her God given talent to create beautiful work that she only hopes inspires people all over the world. Gonzalez is wise beyond her years and is allowing her creativity take her on different rides in life.  Gaby Gonzalez a young, latina, filmmaker who is just getting started. 

We also talk about Ari Lennox and her latest Instagram live reaction video of tweets that went out insulting her and Teyanna Taylor. We go on to discuss the insecurities social media may develop in people and growing up with social media versus growing up without it  

Follow us @sparkuppod on Instagram 

Like us on Facebook

Like. Share.Comment. Subscribe. 

We had another surprise visit before the year ended. We were fortunate to get a sit down with Young Money's best kept secret Euro comes on to the podcast to tell us all about how life has been since he was added to the Young Money roster in 2013. 

First we talk about Euro's upbringing in the church and how spirituality led his father to the opportunity to study Theology at Harvard. The church he went to gave Euro the chance to practice performing in front of people at the talents shows but also battle rapping in free-styling in the streets of Providence, RI.

After high school he moves away to go to Alabama State University and following the steps of his big brother, he plays college baseball. Much like his position, middle infielder, Euro was torn between being a baseball player or chasing his dreams of becoming a rapper. 

His bars and flow impressed his brother so much that his brother showed his music off to everybody and then somehow his music landed into Mack Maine's ears and then into Lil Wayne's.

Lil Wayne was so impresses with Euro's charachter and lyrics that he added him to the Young Money Roster.

Euro's newest single "Don't Talk to me Crazy" ft. Lil Wayne recently hit 1 million streams. 

Listen to the journey of Young Money's best kept secret -Euro "Don't Expect Nothing" OUT NOW ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS