In this interview, Columbus, Ohio, rap artist TSEVIC shares his inspiring journey from recording music on his phone to securing a distribution deal. He reflects on his growth from a young kid making mistakes—spending time in jail for a gun charge—to turning his life around and pursuing rap full-time. TSEVIC opens up about the lessons he learned along the way, the grind it took to elevate his craft, and how his past experiences shaped his mindset as an artist and businessman. His story is one of resilience, wisdom, and determination, proving that with focus and hard work, anything is possible.

In a candid interview, Columbus, Ohio, artist ShootEmUp opened up about his struggles with the music industry, admitting that he lost passion for making music because “the game is fake.” Despite this, he remains tapped into the local scene, discovering new artists he likes and continuing to support Columbus talent. He also addressed his issues with the CEO of This Only Happens in Ohio over his track 22nd being placed on the Made in Ohio Artist Compilation album without his approval. Beyond that, ShootEmUp engaged with the staff, asking who they thought delivered the best On the Radar performance, showing his genuine interest in rising talent. The conversation also touched on his plans for the future, including signing a producer, hinting at new moves despite his frustrations with the industry. Throughout the interview, ShootEmUp gave an unfiltered look into his mindset, the Columbus music scene, and where he sees himself moving forward.

In a compelling interview, Frank Nitti sits down with Jay Davi, owner of the historic Callahan’s in Columbus, Ohio’s Arena District now known as "520 Park St"— the only Black-owned club in the state capital. They discuss the growth and evolution of the city’s nightlife, the grind it takes to sustain success in the industry, and the challenges and opportunities that come with being a Black entrepreneur in the entertainment space. Jay Davi reflects on his journey, from navigating the ups and downs of club ownership to carving out a space that uplifts the culture.

He speaks on the importance of unity, collaboration, and economic empowerment within the community, emphasizing how people can come together to make a real difference. Throughout the conversation, Frank Nitti and Jay Davi explore what it takes to build longevity in the business, the impact of Columbus’ growing creative scene, and the role Callahan’s plays in providing a platform for artists, entrepreneurs, and partygoers alike. The interview is a raw and inspiring look at leadership, resilience, and the future of Black entertainment in Columbus.