The Cobain Report

🎙️ Welcome to Season 5, Episode 20 of The Cobain Report

Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain, produced by ULTRALIT TV. In this episode, Lansing, Michigan rapper 468 Snupe pulls up to The Cobain Report for a real conversation about his grind, his city, and the music that’s building his name in the Midwest.

From records like “Streetwalker,” “Came Up,” “ShaRayne,” “Missed Out On,” and “Violins,” 468 Snupe breaks down the stories behind the music, his creative process, and what it takes to come up as an independent artist out of Lansing.

This episode dives into:

• The meaning behind Streetwalker

• The story behind Came Up

• His writing and recording process

• Lansing’s rap scene and city influence

• The grind of being an independent Midwest artist

• Collaborations and future goals

• Balancing pain music vs turn-up records

• Building a name beyond Michigan

00:00 – Intro

01:12 – Story behind “Streetwalker”

05:40 – Independent hustle & grind

10:15 – Detroit rap culture

15:30 – Advice for rising artists

This is a real Midwest hip-hop conversation. No gimmicks. No industry fluff. Just the grind, the lessons, and the vision from one of Lansing’s rising voices.

As always, The Cobain Report brings real conversations with artists shaping culture from the inside out.

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guest: 468 Snupe

📍 Lansing, Michigan

🎧 Perfect For Fans Of:

Michigan hip-hop

Lansing rap scene

Independent artist interviews

Midwest rap culture

Street music conversations

Detroit & Lansing music media

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Welcome to Season 5, Episode 19 of The Cobain Report — Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this grounded and necessary episode, Pastor Ron Todd joins The Cobain Report for a real conversation about faith in the city, leadership, accountability, and community impact.

Pastor Ron Todd speaks on what ministry looks like beyond the pulpit, how leaders can stay connected to real people and real struggles, and the responsibility that comes with guiding others in today’s Detroit. This episode centers on meeting people where they are, building trust, and serving with purpose — not performance.

As always, The Cobain Report provides a platform for real conversations with voices shaping culture, faith, and community from the inside out.

🔥 Topics in this episode:

• Faith in Detroit

• Leadership and accountability

• Ministry beyond the pulpit

• Serving people where they are

• Church, community, and culture

• Responsibility, purpose, and impact

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guest: Pastor Ron Todd

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

Faith-based conversations

Leadership and accountability

Community impact discussions

Urban ministry

Real-life purpose-driven stories

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The Cobain Report S5 Ep 18 | 100th Episode Special w/ LuvDrugg & Carter | BabyMaker Music Group Legacy

Welcome to Season 5, Episode 18 of The Cobain Report — the official 100th episode milestone of Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain with co-host Cezah, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

For this special episode, LuvDrugg and Carter join the platform for a powerful retrospective conversation covering the history and evolution of BabyMaker Music Group, the growth of Detroit’s independent scene, and the musical journey of Rocc Cobain.

This episode revisits the early grind, independent releases, classic projects, and the impact of multiple Rocc Cobain albums that helped shape a movement. From studio sessions to setbacks, wins, and lessons learned — this is a full-circle Detroit music conversation.

More than just nostalgia, this 100th episode reflects on longevity, independence, ownership, and building something that lasts.

🔥 Topics in this episode:

• The origin of BabyMaker Music Group

• Early Detroit music grind

• LuvDrugg & Carter’s role in the movement

• Rocc Cobain album history & evolution

• Independent artistry & ownership

• Lessons from setbacks and growth

• 100 episodes of The Cobain Report

• The future of Detroit independent media

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guests: LuvDrugg & Carter

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

Detroit hip hop history

Independent artist journeys

Music label origin stories

Podcast milestone episodes

Black-owned independent media

#TheCobainReport

#100thEpisode

#LuvDrugg

#Carter

#BabyMakerMusicGroup

#RoccCobain

#DetroitHipHop

#DetroitMusic

#IndependentArtist

#BlackOwnedMedia

#PodcastMilestone

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The Cobain Report S5 Ep 17 | Mr. E in the D on Detroit Legacy, PBS Success & Media Power

Welcome to Season 5, Episode 17 of The Cobain Report — Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain with co-host Cezah, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this culture-defining episode, Detroit media icon Mr. E in the D sits down for a powerful conversation about legacy, longevity, and representation. As an award-winning PBS television personality, cultural curator, and longtime voice for the city, Mr. E in the D reflects on his journey from Detroit roots to national recognition.

He breaks down building a respected media platform without selling out, earning industry awards, navigating public criticism, and the responsibility that comes with telling Detroit’s stories on a major stage. This episode dives deep into media power, authenticity, and who truly controls the narrative of Detroit culture.

This is not just an interview — it’s a documented piece of Detroit media history.

🔥 Topics in this episode:

• Growing up in Detroit

• Becoming Mr. E in the D

• Building a PBS-recognized platform

• Awards, nominations & industry respect

• Media responsibility vs entertainment

• Authentic representation of Detroit

• Longevity in media without selling out

• The future of Detroit storytelling

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guest: Mr. E in the D

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

Detroit culture conversations

Media & journalism podcasts

Black-owned media platforms

Legacy & longevity discussions

Urban storytelling and history

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Tone Tone on 20+ Years in Detroit Hip Hop, Akon Deal & ‘Waddupdoe’ | The Cobain Report Season 5 Episode 16

Welcome to Season 5, Episode 16 of The Cobain Report, Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain with co-host Cezah, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this powerful legacy episode, Eastside Detroit’s own Tone Tone sits down for a deep conversation about over 20 years in Detroit hip hop, consistency, longevity, and earning respect across generations.

Tone Tone breaks down his early years in Detroit, becoming a key figure in the DBF movement, making over ten straight Summer Jam appearances, and shaping the sound and identity of Detroit rap during its formative years.

He also opens up about working with Akon, touring internationally, learning the business side of music, and the realities of staying relevant without chasing trends.

The conversation continues with his latest release “Waddupdoe”, a Detroit unity record featuring Skilla Baby, Icewear Vezzo, Peezy, Babyface Ray, and GMACASH, bridging old Detroit and new Detroit.

This episode is a masterclass in legacy, leadership, and longevity.

🔥 Topics covered in S5 Ep 16:

• Growing up on Detroit’s Eastside

• DBF movement & Detroit hip hop history

• 10+ Summer Jam appearances

• Working with Akon & touring globally

• Music business lessons

• Staying relevant for 20+ years

• “Waddupdoe” and Detroit unity

• Legacy, leadership & respect in the city

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guest: Tone Tone

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

Detroit hip hop history

Music industry podcasts

Artist longevity conversations

OG wisdom & new-school bridges

Black-owned independent media

#ToneTone

#DetroitHipHop

#DBFMovement

#DetroitRap

#HipHopLegend

#Waddupdoe

#Akon

#TheCobainReport

#DetroitPodcast

#BlackOwnedMedia

#HipHopCulture

#MusicBusiness

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Dank Demoss Speaks on Breakfast Club, Lyft Lawsuit & Detroit Grind | The Cobain Report S5 Ep 15

Welcome to Season 5, Episode 10 of The Cobain Report, Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain with permanent co-host Cezah, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this powerful and unfiltered episode, Detroit recording artist and entrepreneur Dank Demoss sits down for her most complete interview yet. From her Detroit upbringing and independent music grind to competing on Deb’s House, collaborating with artists like ScarLip, and building her brand as an independent CEO — this conversation goes deeper than the headlines.

Dank also addresses the moments that placed her at the center of national attention, including her viral Breakfast Club appearance, the chair moment with Charlamagne, and the widely discussed Lyft ride-service incident and lawsuit. She breaks down the emotional impact, public backlash, and what people are missing when these conversations turn into jokes instead of dialogue.

This episode balances music, business, identity, body politics, visibility, and resilience, giving audiences a real look at the woman behind the viral moments.

🔥 Topics covered in S5 Ep 15:

• Growing up in Detroit & early influences

• Becoming “Dank Demoss” & brand identity

• Independent artistry & music ownership

• Deb’s House & industry lessons

• Breakfast Club interview & viral backlash

• Charlamagne chair moment explained

• Lyft incident & discrimination debate

• Lawsuit accountability vs compensation

• Navigating visibility, body politics & dating

• What’s next for Dank Demoss in 2026

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guest: Dank Demoss

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

Hip hop podcast interviews

Detroit artist stories

Viral controversy breakdowns

Independent Black-owned media

Unfiltered cultural conversations

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@Rocc_Cobain

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The Cobain Report S5 Ep 14 | Big Man Genesis on Lansing & Detroit Radio, R&Bingo Kickback & Entrepreneur Life

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Welcome to Season 5, Episode 14 of The Cobain Report — Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this episode, Big Man Genesis (Genesis Terrell) opens up about his journey from Columbus to Lansing and Detroit, becoming a radio personality on 96.5 Power Lansing and Hot 107.5 Detroit, and building his R&Bingo Kickback / Kick Back Karaoke events. He shares insights on entrepreneurship, balancing multiple brands including Banner King, and staying rooted in the community while growing his influence in Midwest entertainment.

This episode is full of energy, inspiration, and practical lessons for aspiring creators, entrepreneurs, and radio personalities.

0:00 – Intro: Cobain & Big Man Genesis

2:05 – Columbus roots & early influences

5:40 – Moving to Lansing & starting in radio

9:15 – Lansing vs. Detroit audiences

12:25 – R&Bingo Kickback origin story & event highlights

18:10 – Banner King & balancing entrepreneurship

22:35 – Community impact & mentorship

26:00 – Rapid-fire Q&A: favorite spots, Detroit/Lansing vibes, music faves

🔥 Topics in this episode:

• Growing up in Columbus & early influences

• Radio life in Lansing vs. Detroit

• The origin story of R&Bingo Kickback & Kick Back Karaoke

• Entrepreneur lessons running multiple brands

• Community impact & mentoring young talent

• Rapid-fire fun: favorite spots, Detroit/Lansing vibes, and music faves

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain

🎤 Guest: Big Man Genesis

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

• Urban entertainment & radio personalities

• Entrepreneurial journeys & event culture

• Community-driven creative ventures

• Midwest music & nightlife scenes

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@Rocc_Cobain

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The Cobain Report S5 Ep 13 | Nyheshia Johnson on Faith, Ownership & Building NYSE Media Studios 313

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Welcome to Season 5, Episode 13 of The Cobain Report — Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this episode, Nyheshia Johnson, owner of NYSE Media Studios 313, opens up about how faith shaped her journey into entrepreneurship, building and running a media studio in Detroit, and leading with purpose in a competitive creative industry. She shares insights on leadership, ownership, mentorship, and strategies for creatives looking to grow their own businesses while staying rooted in the community.

This episode is inspiring, transparent, and full of practical lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs, media professionals, and faith-driven creatives.

Episode Notes / Chapters

0:00 – Intro: Cobain & Nyheshia Johnson

1:45 – Faith and early influences

4:20 – Founding NYSE Media Studios 313

8:40 – Leadership & ownership lessons

12:15 – Mentorship & community impact

16:50 – Advice for creatives & entrepreneurs

20:30 – Faith, resilience, and growth

24:05 – Rapid-fire insights & closing thoughts

🔥 Topics in this episode:

• Faith as the foundation for purpose and entrepreneurship

• Building NYSE Media Studios 313 from the ground up

• Leadership, ownership, and running a media business in Detroit

• Mentorship and giving back to the community

• Advice for creatives and aspiring entrepreneurs

• Rapid-fire fun: mindset, growth, and lessons learned

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain

🎤 Guest: Nyheshia Johnson

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

• Faith-driven entrepreneurship & leadership

• Detroit creative industry & media business stories

• Community-focused business ventures

• Motivational storytelling & practical business advice

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Bobbi Storm Breaks Silence on Viral Plane Incident, Grammy Moment & Gospel Music | The Cobain Report S5 Ep 12

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Welcome to Season 5, Episode 12 of The Cobain Report, Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain with permanent co-host Cezah, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this powerful episode, Bobbi Storm opens up about the viral plane incident that sparked national conversation after she began singing gospel music on a flight following news of her Grammy-nominated involvement with Maverick City Music.

Bobbi shares her side of the story, how the moment unfolded, the backlash and support that followed, and how faith continues to guide her through public scrutiny. She also discusses her journey in the music industry, her gospel calling, and new music — including her Christmas EP.

This episode blends faith, controversy, music industry insight, and testimony, offering a rare look behind a viral moment the internet couldn’t stop talking about.

🔥 Topics covered in S5 Ep 12:

Bobbi Storm on the viral plane incident

Grammy-nominated work with Maverick City Music

Faith, worship, and public criticism

Navigating the music industry as a gospel artist

Ministry through music

New music & Christmas EP

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guest: Bobbi Storm

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

Gospel music interviews

Music industry stories

Viral moment breakdowns

Faith-based testimonies

Unfiltered Black-owned podcasts

Christian & inspirational content

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@Rocc_Cobain

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The Cobain Report S5 Ep 11 | Pastor Leandra Harris on Grief, Faith & a Desperate Search for Healing

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Welcome to Season 5, Episode 11 of The Cobain Report — Detroit’s leading Black-owned urban podcast hosted by Rocc Cobain with co-host Cezah, produced by ULTRALIT TV.

In this deeply emotional and transparent episode, Pastor Leandra Harris opens up about the sudden loss of her husband, Pastor Corey Harris, and the overwhelming grief that followed. She shares moments of desperation, including searching for healing outside of faith, and how that journey ultimately led her back to God.

Pastor Harris also discusses stepping into church leadership while still grieving, the pressure of ministry during trauma, and how faith sustained her through unimaginable pain.

This episode is raw, honest, and powerful — a testimony of faith tested, brokenness, and spiritual restoration.

🔥 Topics in this episode:

• Grief and desperation after loss

• Searching for healing outside of faith

• Faith tested in dark moments

• Stepping into church leadership

• Leading while grieving

• Spiritual growth through pain

🎙️ Hosted by: Rocc Cobain & Cezah

🎤 Guest: Pastor Leandra Harris

🎧 Perfect for fans of:

Faith-based podcasts

Christian testimonies

Church leadership stories

Healing and grief discussions

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@Rocc_Cobain

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