Talkin' Shit With Bubba

Lisa Bello is a singer, songwriter, and a mother. Her and Bubba are related, but not through human blood? Check out what Lisa is doing here!


In this episode, Lisa and Bubba talk about:

- Pandemic Parenting
- OnlyFans
- October/Halloween
- The Election

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Also check out InCrowd,  An Interactive Live Experience!

DStroy Melendez is a Host/Actor/Writer/Comedian with his roots in hip hop, but has branched out into many different industries. He is the host of “Showoff Your Gems” , an internet show about hip-hop memorabilia, nostalgia, and great stories to connect each other through positivity.

Make sure to watch it LIVE Weekdays 7pm ET/ 4pm PT, on Instagram @idstroy



In this episode DStroy and Bubba talk about:

- Hip hop
- NYC
- Keeping busy
- Staying positive


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Also check out InCrowd,  An Interactive Live Experience!

No guest this week!

In this episode, Bubba and Clay talk about:

- 1st Birthdays
- Being a single father
- Gambling
- Cleveland????

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Also check out InCrowd, An Interactive Live Experience!

Ty Hodges was raised in a Barbadian and Trinidadian family in Miami, FL. Ty started acting at the age of 11, first in theater, and then in television and film. He is a true creative. An actor, director, writer, producer, and a friend of Bubba's!

In this episode, Ty and Bubba talk about:

-Growing up as an actor

-"Turning it on"

-Purpose

-What fuels them 

Jake Fraczek grew up painting, drawing, and skateboarding, and now is the host of the Damaged Goods podcast, and co-host of the show, Reigning Real, on Dash Radio. Also known as Jake The Snake, he has traveled the world working in music

In this episode, Jake and Bubba talk about:

- Money Clips

- Tattoos

- The power of writing things down

- Bad, good movies?

Follow Jake on Instagram: @jthes

Checkout Jake's book Quicksand

"Quicksand is a selection of autobiographical short stories and poems from author Jake Fraczek. Grounded in the backstory of heartache, ego, and a love-triangle breakup, Jake writes with the approach of an Irish Funeral, laughing through the rough parts with celebration, comfortable in his vulnerability. Dark comedic elements blend with his unique perspective and rare life experiences to create vivid tales of galivanting, shame, and debauchery that are at times strikingly relatable and at others, humorously outlandish."

Lisa Marie Posso is a driven, charismatic, entrepreneur. She is the founder and CEO of GYFTING:
Consciously curated experiential gift boxes that embrace BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and female founded brands.

Created by women of color, for everyone.

Go Follow them on Instagram:@gyfting

In this episode, Lisa and Bubba talk about:

- Tour life

- Gyfting

- Florida

In this episode Bubba talks about:

- Impostor Syndrome

- Chadwick Boseman

- Coachella go-ers

- Going to the movies


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Aaron Musicaro is an entrepreneur working in music and entertainment. Based in LA, often in NY and traveling worldwide. He has worked as an A&R with artists such as DJ Snake and many others.

In this episode, Aaron and Bubba talk shit to each other, while talking about:

- Credit Scores
- Puff Bars
- Hypnosis
- New Yorkers

Follow Aaron on Social Media:

Instagram: @amusicaro


Stick around to hear "Gahbage" by NEMS

YouTube: Music Video

iTunes: http://bit.ly/Gahbage

Spotify: http://bit.ly/GahbageS

Alex Owumi is an author, retired professional basketball player turned owner, and childhood friend of Bubba! On this episode, they talk shit about:

- "The Industry"
- Instagram
- Basketball
- Childhood memories

Follow Alex on Social Media:
Twitter: @alexowumi
Instagram: @alexowumi

Check out Alex's story in his book:

"Qaddafi's Point Guard: The Incredible Story of a Professional Basketball Player Trapped in Libya's Civil War"

Nigerian native who emigrated to the United States at age 11, Alex Owumi's exploits on the basketball court led him to a successful career as a small college player. Undrafted by the NBA, Owumi pursued his pro basketball dream overseas, eventually signing with Al-Nasr of Libya, a state-run athletic club privately funded by the family of then-Libyan president Muammar Qaddafi.

Owumi's tenure with Al-Nasr was interrupted by the Libyan uprising and resulting civil war. Imprisoned in his Benghazi apartment for more than 2 weeks with no food, phone, Internet, or hope, Owumi wondered whether he would make it out of Libya alive. Despite his weakened condition and the dangers lurking in the city, he was able to escape Benghazi and flee the country. Smuggled to a refugee camp in Egypt, he was, much to his surprise, contacted by an Egyptian team seeking his services. And so, in a bizarre, storybook ending, Owumi finished the year by helping lead the team to an unlikely league championship, earning league MVP honors in the process.

Qaddafi's Point Guard is a book about hope and longing, conflict (cultural, political, and military), and ultimately, triumph—to overcome obstacles and survive against the most desperate odds.

In this episode, Bubba talks about:

-The saying "On dead dawgs"
-Is podcasting art?
-Different parenting styles
-Cutting down on his swearing