Detroit's own DJ Yung D, an Afrobeat DJ making waves in the city, joins the pod to talk about his journey from Nigeria to Detroit, the pros and cons of being a DJ and finding your sound in a new city. We get into everything from AI in music to dating in Detroit vs Lagos plus the real truth about song requests at sets.

We chat with Detroit artist Jo Lewis whose work bridges creativity, culture and consciousness. Jo opens up about her journey in art- discovering passion and navigating creative blocks. She also gives us a look at one of her powerful pieces a work that symbolizes black men and their global connection, exploring identity and unity across borders.

In this episode we're riding in style with Bree- a fashion girl from Detroit who knows all the ins and outs of clothing, confidence and personal style.

In this episode we sit down with Rob, a Detroit born firefighter who talks serving community he loves, life in firehouse and calls that stick with him- and debunking the cat stuck in a tree rescues.

In this episode, we sit down with Shay to talk about her journey into modeling, how she got started, and the ways it’s helped shape her confidence and perspective. We also dive into the world of reality tv- from Love Island to being offered a role in a Detroit series. We also unpack the Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion drama.

In this episode, we sit down with Lexx to talk abour her journey as a creator and influencer. She opens up about realities of black hair culture, the ups and downs on influencing and how brands often push creators to be "fake".

In this episode we sit down with guest Martenni Marie, a proud blend of Filipino and Ghanaian heritage. Martenni shares her journey navigating life abroad and in the U.S. We dive into her unique perspective on dating across cultures. and food variety. We also highlight her role in Afro Future Detroit Festival this weekend.

In this episode, we sit down with Detroit barber Andre, to talk all things barbershop culture- from the unspoken rules in the chair to the community vibes that keep clients coming back. We dive into barbershop influencer culture and settle the age old debate: is cheating on your barber really a thing?

In this episode we dive into tensions between the older and younger generations, and how values have shifted. We also unpack the idea of cutting people off just because they do not think like you.. is it protecting your peace or blocking growth?

Plus we get into the jeans discourse, and Roc nation vs nicki minaj beef. And we spotlight u make it count foundation- highlighting anti tobacco usage in our communities.

Tattoo artist Bree joins us to talk about her start in tattooing, setting boundaries with clients and emotional moments that come with helping people tell stories through ink