Tap-In with Jazz Tyler

Ladies, & fellas — it’s time to get it together, stop making excuses for the people you date and get yourselves involved with. You are addicted to the lifestyle and it’s sending you down the wrong path. Is your lifestyle more important than your freedom? It’s time to decide. Also, award winning, celebrity hairstylist, Sundra Davis joins us this hour & her & Jazz have a great conversation that you don’t want to miss! Tap in!

Hour 2, Jazz tackles the question that has been wondered for a while, why is it that some women in a certain profession are tempted to go for someone that lives the completely opposite lifestyle? Y’all are addicted to the “lifestyle”.

This first hour, Jazz taps in with updates in the 2Pac trial, & talks about the crazy storms from yesterday evening. Was any damage done to your property?

Everyone’s favorite company is back in the news… Tap in to find out why! Do you agree with Flock and its’ parent company? What happens when someone with authorized access use this technology for un-authorized activities??!? Where is the protection for the people it’s supposed to be protecting?

Former ABA star & Milwaukee Native, Joah Tucker taps in with Jazz the second hour to talk about going from the court to the quarterly business reports of entrepreneurship. How Dream Lounge Social is more than a lounge or club but a networking hub. & Starting & running other businesses.

Brad Facts taps in with Jazz and shares his story on being incarcerated at 15, surviving the system, and finding mentorship behind bars. Talks about signs of being institutionalized–spoiler alert, we all are. Tap in to find out why. Then Jazz & Brad get into entrepreneurship talk!

The final hour goes deeper into legacy, justice and the danger of allowing one moment to become someone’s permanent identity.

Emmitt James discusses creating Big Band BBQ instead of waiting for promoters and venues to provide opportunities. The conversation covers ownership, live music, event production, betting on yourself and what he wants the event to become.

The interview transitions into his upcoming performance at Truth Family Fest, including performing for families, community responsibility and what Milwaukee can expect from his set.

Jazz opens honestly about losing two people over the weekend, including Joseph “Smalls” Jackson, who helped shape her career. His passing launches the larger conversation about legacy and whether people know their impact while they are still alive.

What it comes down to is that your kid’s favorite artist is probably dancing on stage wearing tighter pants than you… Tap in!!!!