The Corelink Solution with James Rosseau, Sr.

In this podcast episode of The Corelink Solution, Trig interviews Christian hip hop artist YP aka Young Paul detailing his career, music style, notable collaborations, and the inspirations behind his latest project, 'Long as the Lord Say.' Born in Jersey City and residing in the Bronx, YP has a rich discography with three albums, 24 mixtapes, and six EPs. Known for his gritty East Coast sound and powerful storytelling, he has worked with respected names in the industry. In the interview, YP discusses his upbringing, love for thrillers and sports, the influence of his environment on his music, and how he balances his faith, family, and career. He also shares his thoughts on the current state of the hip hop industry, the importance of authenticity, and his desire to bridge gaps within the genre. The session ends with YP discussing future plans, emphasizing consistency and the need for more support for gritty rap 

 In this episode of TCS, James interviews Michael E. Holden, a financial services professional and newly published author, with both having shared backgrounds at JPMorgan Chase. They discuss Holden's new book 'Authenticity Deficit: What Financial Advisors Need to Be Relevant,' which addresses the lack of authenticity in financial services and beyond. They delve into Holden's journey, his calling to write the book, and the importance of maintaining standards over metrics in the industry. Holden shares personal anecdotes, his mixed-ethnicity background, and his motivation to help families with financial planning, a passion ignited by his own family's financial struggles. The discussion explores the impact of technology on human interaction in financial services, the importance of self-assessment, and Holden's hopes to inspire others to live authentically in both their professional and personal lives. Plans for an 'Authenticity Quotient' assessment tool are also talked about, aiming to help individuals evaluate and improve their authenticity in various life aspects.

Memphis-born singer Evvie McKinney shares her journey from winning the inaugural season of 'The Four: Battle for Stardom' to her current musical career. Evvie discusses her experience with fame, her connection to faith, and the challenges she faced in the music industry. She reveals her passion for video games and how her faith has helped her navigate her career. McKinney candidly discusses the spiritual and personal trials she encountered, the importance of her family, and the grounding force of her children. She also highlights her latest music project, her desire to inspire through her work, and her future goals, including the release of a new single produced by Rodney Jerkins. The interview concludes with Evie expressing gratitude and looking forward to more ventures.

In this episode of The Corelink Solution the host welcomes SBG (Simply Believe God), an electrifying Christian rapper who has gained significant popularity on social media, especially TikTok. SBG shares his transformative journey of faith, detailing his struggles with substance abuse and his profound encounter with God that led him to pursue music. He discusses how he leveraged social media to share his music and motivational messages, emphasizing encouragement, empowerment, and inspiration. The conversation highlights the importance of community, faith, and perseverance in achieving one's God-given potential and making a positive impact.

In this episode of "The Corelink Solution Solution Show," Trig converses with Dr. D, the "father of the gospel DJ movement." Dr. D shares his mission to unite and elevate gospel DJs, recounting the movement's history and its significance in the music industry. He discusses the early days of gospel DJing, the challenges faced, and the evolution of the movement, which now includes multifaceted performances aimed at young audiences. Dr. D highlights recent achievements, future goals, and the importance of documenting the movement's history. The episode concludes with an invitation to upcoming events and a call for community engagement.

In the podcast episode The Corelink Solution, host Trig explores leadership, innovation, and company culture, aiming to empower listeners through faith, vocation, and education under Holy Culture's ministry.

The Founder’s Dilemma (Part Two): Trig reflects on Steve Jobs' insights, discussing the balance between control and wealth for founders and the importance of maintaining a culture of innovation, especially in light of Apple's recent product unveilings.

Cultivating Company Culture: He emphasizes respectful communication in the workplace, referencing a Monster.com survey on workplace behaviors. Trig highlights post-pandemic work dynamics and the need for leaders to foster a positive, intentional company culture.

In this episode of Kingdom Building Conversations, host James "Trig" Rosseau, welcomes local artist, B.E.R.I.D.O.X., who has just released his new album "It Was All a Dream." They discuss B.E.R.I.D.O.X.'s musical journey, the album's themes, and the importance of collaboration in the creative process. B.E.R.I.D.O.X. shares insights on balancing music with family responsibilities and the impact of COVID-19 on artistic collaboration. The conversation also covers nostalgic memories of past performances, the significance of community in music creation, and B.E.R.I.D.O.X.'s reflections on faith and personal growth. The episode underscores the power of dreams, collaboration, and faith in overcoming challenges.

In this podcast episode, Holy Culture's James "Trig" Rosseau, engages in a deep conversation with Reece Lache, who shares their transformative journey to faith in Christ and their experiences in the Christian hip-hop scene. Reece recounts a life-threatening car accident that led them to call out to God, marking a pivotal moment in their faith. She discusses her transition from secular to Christian rap, the support from her church community, and the creative process behind her music. The episode also explores the challenges of balancing ministry and business, the importance of resilience, and Reece's growth as an artist and producer.

In this podcast episode, the host discusses foster care and adoption with Jami Cabe, founder of The Forgotten Initiative (TFI). Jamie shares her personal journey from skepticism to passionate advocacy for foster care, highlighting the transformative power of awareness and action. TFI, a nonprofit organization, connects churches with foster care agencies to support caseworkers and children. The conversation covers Jamie's experiences, the mission of TFI, and practical ways churches can engage in foster care. Jamie offers advice on pursuing one's passion, emphasizing the importance of faith, community, and taking action. The episode underscores the critical role of supporting foster care workers and children.

In this episode of Kingdom Building Conversations, Holy Culture CEO, James Rosseau Sr. AKA Trig welcomes Alex Jean, a successful Christian hip hop musician, to discuss his journey in the music industry. Alex shares his background in music, his transition into Christian hip hop, which he felt was a calling from God, his recent marriage, the significance of maintaining a spiritual foundation, and his aspirations for the future.