Straight From The Yap with Promise

Promise closes out the season with special guest co-host Alex Poole for a hilarious conversation about cosplay, celebrity encounters, forgiveness, cancel culture, and whether people should be allowed to move beyond their past. Plus, the crew recalls the movies and late-night TV they had no business watching growing up.

Promise and the crew kick things off with an important conversation about Black men’s health before diving into some of the wildest criminals in recent headlines...from a repeat “booty sniffer” and a fake NFL player to Keefe D talking himself into a Tupac murder conviction.

Milwaukee media legend Andrea Williams pulls up to the Yap House! Promise sits down with Andrea to talk about her 30-year journey in Milwaukee media - from V100 and becoming the Milwaukee Bucks’ original in-game host to her transition into television at TMJ4. Andrea shares stories from her Louisville roots, unforgettable celebrity interviews, the White House, the Kentucky Derby, and the relationships and hustle that helped shape her career. Plus, plenty of laughs!

Promise sits down with Milwaukee comedy kings Tez, Dre Love, and B. Jones for an absolutely unfiltered episode. The fellas talk brotherhood, stand-up and social media success, life on the road, fatherhood, wrestling, and the moments that are taking their careers beyond the 414. From Chico Bean and Chocolate Sundays to SummerSlam and plenty of hilarious side quests...this one goes off the rails IMMEDIATELY.

Promise sits down with Milwaukee’s own Huey V for a candid conversation about his journey from the 414 to working with Memphis Bleek and Roc Nation, meeting Jay-Z, and navigating the realities of the music business. Huey talks about new music, industry politics, Milwaukee’s hip-hop scene, money, relationships, and what it really takes to turn talent into a career.

This episode is packed with laughs, nostalgia, and real talk. Promise and Cannedbeatz discuss why all money isn't good money, share stories about their first, worst, and favorite rides, and dive into whether social media is making us less social. From old-school car memories to modern-day "text neck," this episode blends humor, life lessons, and thought-provoking conversation you won't want to miss.

This episode covers everything from commitment and why married people should actually act married, to the importance of taking yourself out, and why everyone should learn to enjoy their own company. Then the conversation takes a hilarious turn as Promise and Dr. Cannedbeatz debate the most underrated TV beauties from classic sitcoms, with plenty of nostalgic hot takes along the way. 

Promise sits down with Milwaukee comedy legend Chastity Washington to discuss her upcoming one-woman tour, her journey through comedy, theater and dance, and the faith that keeps her moving. Chastity also shares hilarious stories about meeting Janet Jackson, her first stand-up performance and more.

In this episode of Straight from the Yap with Promise, celebrity stylist, recording artist, and reality TV personality Superdope Q shares his journey from being voted "Best Dressed" in high school to styling some of the biggest names in music. He opens up about working with artists like Lil Baby, Latto, Young Dolph, Keke Palmer, and the Migos, reflects on his time on Black Ink Crew, talks fashion, music, entrepreneurship, and explains why true style is about setting trends—not following them. It's an honest, funny, behind-the-scenes conversation full of industry gems and unforgettable stories.

On this episode of Straight from the Yap with Promise, literary curator, and cultural commentator Cree Myles joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation about the intersection of literature and hip-hop. From breaking down rap lyrics as high art to discussing Black authors, social media, identity, creativity, and the power of storytelling, Kree shares why books and bars belong in the same conversation. It's an insightful, hilarious, and unapologetically Black dialogue that challenges the way we think about culture, language, and excellence.