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July 12, 2021 Jose Guapo speaks on QC’s roster, Quavo taking Saweetie’s Bentley, slowing down on drugs, awards
“I don’t feel like people really listen to my music…. They don’t hear what I actually be saying and how I put it together” ~ Jose Guapo
Jose Guapo returns to The Progress Report Podcast to share his thoughts on 2021 rappers, his relationships with past collab artists, paying for sex, growth, and more!
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1 hr 5 min
July 10, 2021 QuinceLu speaks on being an immigrant, learning English through rapping, being authentic
QuinceLu is an artist originally from Columbia raised in Florida. On a new edition of The Progress Report Podcast, QuinceLu shares what makes him different from other rappers which is the fact he is an immigrant whose first language was Spanish and he taught himself English through rapping. Check out his story!
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23 min
July 09, 2021 St Louis artist Rezz speaks on playing football at Ohio State, styling athletes, Turn Me Up Josh
Rezz recently stopped by The Progress Report Podcast to speak on his experience attending college, support from his hometown, transitioning from sports to music full-time, and his dating life.
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23 min
July 07, 2021 Tokyo Vanity talks double standards for female rappers, depression, sex life, new project with Zaytoven
Tokyo Vanity is an alum guest at The Progress Report Podcast as she visited the show 3 years ago before making her debut to VH1’s Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. Today she returns to the show to speak on her new endeavors, leaving reality television in her past, dealing with depression after losing her brother, breaking up with her boyfriend, and new music with Bubba Doran and Zaytoven.
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41 min
July 03, 2021 DohLyfe speaks on launching his clothing brand, living with Crohn’s Disease, overcoming poverty
“Trap n***a with some shoes”
DohLyfe is an entrepreneur and clothing brand owner from Louisville, Kentucky. During a new episode of The Progress Report Podcast, DohLyfe speaks on overcoming his rough childhood, selling candy as a youngster inspiring him to become an entrepreneur, living with Crohn’s Disease, and offers advice to aspiring designers.
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31 min
July 01, 2021 Rocklife Zho speaks on becoming a first time dad, seeing his brother get killed, not caring about co-signs
Rocklife Zho joined The Progress Report Podcast to speak on moving from Augusta, Georgia to Atlanta to pursue his rap career, receiving major co-signs, fatherhood, and offers advice to cope with death.
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25 min
June 28, 2021 Pimpin of Dem Franchize Boyz calls out Diamond, Bow Wow Verzuz performance, “White Tee” backstory
Pimpin recently joined The Progress Report Podcast to speak about his rough upbringing with his mom and having to hold down his household at an early age forcing him to be a man as a teen. He admits that he only got into music because of his bandmate Parlae and they would eventually form Dem Franchize Boyz known for massive hit records such as “White Tee”, “Lean wit It, Rock with It”, and “Oh, I Think They Like Me”, which he just performed at the Bow Wow and Soulja Boy Verzuz battle.
During the interview, Pimpin shares untold stories about the music and speaks on the status of his current relationship with the other bandmates. Pimpin also calls out Diamond and WE TV for negatively portraying him on this past season of Growing Up Hip Hop and says how it’s affecting his custody battle.
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42 min
June 25, 2021 Fat Nasty Podcast speaks on bum females, sugar daddies, & balancing love lives
Rich and Fat Nasty of The Fat Nasty Podcast recently stopped by The Progress Report Podcast to speak on their start in the Podcast industry, raunchy guests and topics, balancing their personal lives with business, and everything in between!
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50 min
June 19, 2021 Qri calls out Hot 107.9 ATL and Radio One for racial injustice, talks about her 3 month fast
Qri, also known as Questions with Qri is a journalist turned activist who has been protesting against Radio One and Hot 107.9 Atlanta for treating African Americans unfairly and for having a white man run Atlanta’s number 1 urban station. On a new episode of The Progress Report, Qri shares her story and speaks on receiving silent support for other past and current employees.
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39 min
June 16, 2021 Test speaks on signing to Future, Challenges Of Having Twins Overseas, Appearing in The Wire
Baltimore artist Test stops by The Progress Report Podcast to speak on signing to Future, The Wire, having kids overseas, and new music.
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36 min

About The Progress Report Podcast

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The Progress Report is more than media—it’s a movement. Founded in Atlanta, we are a premier hip-hop platform dedicated to documenting the culture, amplifying untold stories, and championing the voices that shape the streets and the sound. Through raw interviews, real conversations, and unapologetic content, we bridge the gap between underground talent and mainstream recognition.