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In this interview, Jay Hill sits down with Stormi Banks, a professional grant writer and founder of Pink Print. Stormi shares her personal journey from being a hairstylist to becoming a successful grant writer after facing significant challenges, including being robbed of $50,000 by a close friend. She explains the importance of professionalism in grant writing and how it differs from other types of writing by adhering to strict regulations and ethical codes.

Stormi discusses her transition during the pandemic when her salon work halted, leading her to discover the world of grants. She dives into the intricacies of grant writing, emphasizing that it's about articulating a business's narrative to secure funding. She also touches on the misconceptions about grant writing and how to spot scams in the industry.

Throughout the conversation, Stormi reveals her strategies for securing grants, her high success rate, and how her background in sales and creativity has helped her excel. She also reflects on the life lessons she learned from her past experiences, including managing money and being cautious about whom to trust with personal information. This insightful and inspiring interview sheds light on the world of grant writing and the resilience required to turn adversity into success.

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In this exclusive interview with music influencer Pvnch, we delve into his journey from making a name for himself at Thisis50.com to breaking major artists like Bobby Shmurda, Desiigner, and Young M.A. Pvnch shares how he leveraged his role at Thisis50 to build the brand before himself, conducting impactful interviews with artists like Desiigner, Moneybagg Yo, Don Q, and 6ix9ine.

Pvnch recounts how he was ahead of the curve, promoting Bobby Shmurda's "Hot Nigga" before it became a hit, and how that success gave him the confidence to approach labels. He also talks about discovering Desiigner’s “Panda” and introducing him to 50 Cent, which eventually led to Desiigner signing with Kanye West. Additionally, Pvnch opens up about helping break Young M.A's "OOOUUU."

We discuss his complex relationship with 6ix9ine, including the challenges and fallout from 6ix9ine's legal issues. Pvnch also shares insights into his feud with DJ Funk Flex, and his views on social media algorithms limiting creators' reach.

Furthermore, Pvnch expresses his thoughts on the music industry’s need for sub-genres within hip-hop, similar to pop and country, to allow older artists to thrive without directly competing with younger talents.

Tune in for an in-depth look at Pvnch’s influential role in the music industry and his candid thoughts on various issues affecting artists today.

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This episode of The Jay Hill Podcast goes DEEP. We're joined by Wayno for a fire debate on how much influence we REALLY have on each other's careers. But that's just the tip of the iceberg.

We dive into the disrespect legends face, like Soulja Boy's impact getting slept on. ✊ Is the new generation forgetting the history that built the genre? We also unpack how T.I.'s image shift from gangster to family man affected his legacy, and if P. Diddy can bounce back from his recent controversy.

This ain't your average barbershop talk. We're asking the tough questions and sparking the conversations that matter. Join us and share your thoughts in the comments!

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Join us for an exclusive interview with rising Tallahassee rapper Wizz Havinn! In this conversation, Wizz opens up about his journey into the music industry, navigating the fine line between loyalty and the "game," and how his signature "Effortless Flow" is inspired by Detroit greats like Babyface Ray and Rio. We delve into the rise of Tallahassee's unique hip-hop scene and the recognition it's finally getting.

Wizz also shares his experiences getting co-signs from heavyweights like Rod Wave and Drake, expressing his gratitude for their support without expectations. We explore his Tallahassee upbringing, past struggles with the law, and how these experiences fuel his authentic rap style. Wizz sheds light on the industry's complex relationship with street authenticity, highlighting the struggle for rappers like him who come from real trenches, compared to those who portray a street persona. This interview is a must-watch for fans of Wizz Havinn, Tallahassee hip-hop, and anyone interested in the evolution of the rap game.

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The Weekend Has Been Crazy!! The World Has Been on The Edges of Our Seats Since Kendrick lamar Was Featured on Future and Metro Boomin.s Single "Like That"

We got Some Smoke From J.Cole But was Disappointed as He Came Back Not Even 3 Days Later To Apologize and Have His Song "7 Minute Drill" Removed From All Streaming Platforms. However, This Made The World More Anxious For Drake response, And HE DID It!! Drake Sent His Dis Track "Push Ups" to Akademiks While Ak was Streaming, And Shortly After Rick Ross DJ Sent A diss Recorded Less Than 2 Hours of Drakes Diss Being Released!!

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Listen as Jay Hill and JS1 Tha Supplier Discuss J.Cole Apology to Kendrick Lamar. What this Does for J.Cole's Career, and for Hip Hop. Jay Hill is Disappointed as a Fan That J.ole Would Apologize, but Says He Thinks it's a Good Move far as Maturity. JS1 Says J.Cole Was Never Prepared to Be In Battle Mode With Kendrick lamar, and Could've Kept "7 Minute Drill" The Diss Cole Dropped for Kendrick.

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In this Episode Jay Hill and JS1 React to J.Cole "7 Minute Drill" JS1 Expaining that he doesn't think Cole came hard enough for a Diss, and Jay Hill Saying He thinks It Was Good. They also go into The double standards of Dating With Aoke Lee Simmons Dating A 65v Year Old and The Media Making It Okay. They Also Discuss Deion Sanders Comments on Recruiting From Single Parent Households + More!

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