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Episode 76 of The Heir Cast is a culture-heavy masterclass with Orlando’s own Cydney Poitier — a proud representative of the Lo Life movement and a sharp mind both on and off the mic.

We dive straight into a layered conversation about what actually makes a film a “Black movie.” Is it the cast? The director? The cultural lens? Or the impact? From there, Cydney breaks down the origins of his rap journey — how he found his voice, what shaped his pen, and how the Lo Life philosophy influences his artistry and identity.

We also explore his new children’s book, When You Know You’re a Star, inspired by his song featuring Kirsten Warren — a powerful reminder of self-belief and purpose, aimed at the next generation. It’s not just a book; it’s a mindset.

The conversation levels up when we debate who should be the next James Bond and why representation in iconic roles matters more than ever. And of course, we give flowers where they’re due — breaking down the mastery, discipline, and cinematic dominance of Denzel Washington.

This episode blends hip-hop, film, legacy, fatherhood, and cultural ownership into one dynamic exchange. Insightful. Entertaining. Thought-provoking.

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Episode 75 — The Heir Cast ft. Dr. Anna Lepeley

Episode 75 is one for the books as we welcome our first ever doctor-turned-comedian — the brilliant and wildly funny Dr. Anna Lepeley. Known as the merchandise mastermind behind Comedians in Drag, Anna pulls up to talk about her journey from practicing medicine to commanding stages, and the slow, intentional transition into the butch doctor she always knew she was meant to be.

We get into her hilarious (and surprisingly thoughtful) takes on drugs — including why she jokes they’re best left to the feline species — plus her biggest pet peeves when it comes to comedy crowds and what separates great audiences from the energy vampires. Anna also shares her favorite cities to visit while touring, stories from life on the road, and how she balances sharp wit with real-world perspective.

Of course, we couldn’t resist some chaos — we wrap things up with a draft of the greatest gays of all time that’s equal parts iconic, hilarious, and unexpectedly educational.

It’s smart, it’s unfiltered, and it’s a reminder that sometimes the most interesting paths are the ones you never planned.

We’re grateful you get to experience this one with us — tap in and enjoy.

— The Heir Cast 🎙️

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Episode 74 of The Heir Cast sits down with Miami native Franky Faze, a true product of the city who’s lived every era of its evolution. From growing up while Miami transformed into the global powerhouse it is today, to navigating life in and out of prison, Franky shares an unfiltered story of survival, reinvention, and perspective.

We talk about his journey from humble beginnings as the popcorn guy to becoming a DJ, promoter, and connector—someone who now opens doors and bumps shoulders with some of the most powerful politicians and figures in the world. It’s a conversation about hustle, consequences, growth, and understanding how the city really works when you’ve seen it from every angle.

We also lighten things up with a draft of our favorite Miami-based movies and, because it wouldn’t be Miami without it, get into our favorite sandwiches. Franky is family—part of the THC crew—and it’s an honor to have someone who supports not just the show, but my dad as well, on the couch for this one.

Real Miami stories. Real growth. No filters.

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Episode 73 – Growth, Grief, and the Grind (feat. Michael Garcia)

In this deeply personal episode of The Heir Cast, Heir sits down with Michael Garcia—a creative he genuinely looks up to and respects—for an honest conversation about evolution, discipline, and purpose. We unpack Michael’s rare ability to transition from music into visuals and filmmaking, his relentless commitment to health after completing the Miami Marathon (this episode was filmed just before the race), and what it really takes to keep grinding when motivation alone isn’t enough.

We take a deep dive into Michael’s directorial debut, Shakey Grounds—a raw, character-driven story about a band of misfits being managed by misfits of their own. The film lives in the messy middle of ambition and reality, exploring ego, loyalty, belief, and the chaos that comes with chasing a creative dream without a safety net. It’s a love letter to the independent grind and a reflection of what happens when passion outpaces resources—but not heart.

Do yourself a favor: go watch Shakey Grounds.
If you’ve ever tried to build something from nothing, this film will hit home.

Michael’s visual résumé also includes directing one of the most recognizable music videos of the last decade—Tunnel Vision by Kodak Black. We talk about the creative process behind the video, its cultural impact, and how storytelling, symbolism, and restraint turned it into a moment that still resonates today. It’s a masterclass in saying more with less—and proof of Michael’s eye for visuals that stick.

The episode takes an unexpected turn as we confront the current climate of chaos—getting uncomfortably real about school shootings and the death penalty. Emotions spill over, and in a moment no one planned for, Heir unexpectedly breaks down on mic.

We rewind to early, wild Crazy Hood stories, cast the hypothetical Crazy Hood biopic (who plays who?), and close things out with a filmmaker’s draft of essential movies every filmmaker should watch. Michael goes on an elite run of Titanic facts and somehow convinces the entire room—no debate—that rewatching Requiem for a Dream is mandatory viewing.

Real growth. Real emotion. Real craft.
This episode isn’t just a conversation—it’s a checkpoint.

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Shottie returns to The Heir Cast for his third appearance ever. We do a deep dive into his latest album EVENT CENTER RACING inspired by the 80's Power boat racing phenomena, the Age of Disclosure, how music and burgers have been cheapened over time, and the ULTIMATE guide on how to smash your own burgers. This album was created in one of the most unique ways possible and I think that rewarded the creativity as this is my favorite Shottie project yet.

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Episode 71 – Rising From the Fire with Gypsy Phoenix 🔥🕊️

On Episode 71 of The Heir Cast, we sit down with the lead singer of Gypsy Phoenix for a powerful conversation about identity, art, and rebirth. We break down what it truly means to be Gypsy—exploring authentic Romani culture beyond the stereotypes—and how that lineage shapes her worldview, music, and creative discipline.

Hailing from Brooklyn by way of Belgium and now rooted in beautiful Broward / Fort Lauderdale (we’ll let you decide which name hits harder), she opens up about her musical influences and the deeply communal, almost tribal effort it takes to bring Gypsy Phoenix to life—from visuals and storytelling to production and performance. This episode is about building art with intention, honoring your roots, and starting the year renewed—like a true phoenix rising.

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EPISODE 70 — A NEW ERA BEGINS.

Episode 70 of The Heir Cast kicks off 2026 the only way we know how—unfiltered, uncomfortable, and unforgettable.

Miami and internet legend Steven Jo, a.k.a. The Chain Snatcher, sits down for his most honest conversation yet. For the first time, Steven opens up about his lifelong battle with drug addiction, the realities behind viral notoriety, and how survival—not clout—shaped the man behind the legend.

We dive deep into:
 • The real art and psychology of chain snatching
 • Raw stories from encounters with Gervonta Davis, Young Thug, Pusha T, and other major figures
 • The launch and vision behind his new podcast Laugh Now Debate Later
 • A no-holds-barred debate on reincarnation
 • And yes… Sean Combs parties—myths, opinions, and uncomfortable truths

This episode shows a side of Steven rarely seen: self-aware, reflective, sharp, and vulnerable. Or as we know him—Mr. Caca… aka The Big Z—redefining himself in real time.

Stick around until the end for:
 • Our Big 3 Draft of favorite Steves
 • Steven shooting his shot—professionally and romantically
 • And a reminder that redemption arcs are louder than rumors

This isn’t just Episode 70.
It’s a statement.

🎙️ The Heir Cast — Episode 70
Watch all the way through. Trust me.

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In Celebration of Reaching 1000 Subscribers FINALLY! We Want To Look Back at Our First FULL Year of Podcasting. I Constantly Cut Off My Amazing Guests Mid Sentence So It's a Miracle This Many Awesome Moments Even Exist. 

We Now Have Full Video Episodes EXCLUSIVELY On Spotify and Youtube. 

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Episode 69 — Full Circle, No Milk 🥵🔥 | The Heir Cast

This one hits different.

Episode 69 of The Heir Cast is a literal full-circle moment with Jakx as we finally face Da Bomb: Beyond Insanity; the same legendary hot sauce from Hot Ones with Sean Evans. What started as a joke turned into pain, bad decisions, and unforgettable content. Worth it!

We debate the best JAY-Z album (yes, lines were drawn) and go head-to-head picking the greatest collab albums of all time. Music heads, you’re eating good unlike us.

Things get even spicier when we try to rank our favorite spicy foods… and absolutely fail under pressure. Humbling experience. We still do our most painful big 3 draft ever!

We Also Talk His New Album Series; Smoker Sessions 2 Nas Beats.

We also plant the seeds for something bigger: Health Is Hip Hop, our weekly run club. Join us for a run every Wednesday in Wynwood! We dive into our journeys as runners, discipline, mental toughness, and why taking care of your body is part of the culture and not separate from it.

This episode is growth, pain, laughs, music debates, and movement, all in one. Truly full circle, and I’m grateful it’s here along with this perfectly timed episode!!

Tap in, show love, and run this one up. Both literslly and metaphorically

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🔥 Tell us your favorite Jay-Z album — and if you’d survive Da Bomb

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Episode 68 — The Heir Cast | Sumthing Lit 🔥

Some episodes are jokes, inside laughs, and pure chaos.
Some episodes go deep—real conversations, real perspectives, real life.

My favorite episodes? The ones that do both.
Episode 68 is exactly that.

This one’s with my brothers 68 and PlayDay—my partners in SumthingLit. Earlier this year, we dropped our first album under the SumthingLit name, and this episode feels like the energy behind that project: unfiltered, creative, and honest.

We break down:

 • How OnlyFans and the internet are reshaping society—for women and men alike

 • The good, the bad, and the uncomfortable truths of online attention and access

 • Our picks for the GOATs in music, past and present

 • Artists we’d still love to collaborate with—alive or legendary—and why

There’s humor. There’s perspective. There’s accountability.
And there’s that friend-table energy where jokes turn into real conversations without warning.

If you rock with the show, don’t just watch—tap in.

👉 Follow all of us
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👉 Join us on Kick for weekly live streams (that’s where the chaos really lives)

This is Episode 68.
This is Sumthing Lit.
And we’re just getting started.

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