The Randy Wilson Podcast

Noah-O states in an interview with Randy Wilson that for 10 years he haven't put his face on any of his album covers so that people wouldn't let his appearance get in the way. This time Noah-O decided to do something different. Noah stated that he wanted to be vulnerable and allow people to see his flaws.

TRILLipino is Noah's most personal project to date. He began conceptualizing this album in 2016 and he wanted to create a body of work that would capture his experiences as a Filipino American growing up in San Francisco, CA & also Richmond, VA. Through having a desire to tell his own story he began to realize that he could use the album to tell his family's story & also touch on the collective experience of the Filipino diaspora. Noah-O predecessors left their home country to make a better opportunity for him in America.

Musically Noah-O wanted to create a project that would combine his influences From Bay Area Rap, Boom Bap & Lo Fi & Southern Hip Hop. Noah shared that he searched high & low to find a producer who could pull this together & in 2014 he found Suttahomz. A Brooklyn native who now resides in VA. Suttahomz is a seasoned veteran formally of Roc Nation with production credits from Amerie to 2 Chainz. Through years of hard work, becoming friends and finding a sound that fit, Noah-O and Suttahomz now present "TRILLipino"

Clovia Lawrence is a seasoned broadcast journalist who is best known in the Richmond Metropolitan area as "Miss Community" or "Community Clovia." With more than 20 years experience, her real passion is in tackling tough topics and issues that affect the lives of people from every walk of life. Ms. Lawrence is the product of the Richmond Public School system and a graduate of Virginia Union University. Covering the Central Virginia market, she has a proven track record as a news reporter, announcer, and community affairs director working at more than a dozen radio stations in virtually every format.

In this 100th episode of the Randy Wilson Podcast, we decided to celebrate by putting focus back on the youth of our community at BGCMR. We recently just completed our 12th week of Saturday classes. The youth have created their own Podcast called B.I.N.G (Bullying Is Not A Game). We are very excited so showcase to you all the great work of our teens, and we believe they are going to make a tremendous impact on our community.

In this episode of the Randy Wilson Podcast, we cover everything from the former governor, to the current governor and more in this up close and personal interview with Delegate Lamont Bagby.

Delegate Lamont Bagby represents the 74th district of Virginia, which includes parts of Henrico County and the city of Richmond. He is Chairman of the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus and is a former member of the Henrico County School Board.

A Richmond, VA native DJ Sir RJ is known for curating the hottest party break records and starting the Dirty South movement from VA to the Northern East Coast. He is also one of the original VA Go Go movement leaders. A prominent fixture in Virginia, several rising stars have turned to him to host their mix tapes.

Greta Harris is an experienced executive-level leader with a demonstrated history of working successfully in community and economic development industries in national and local settings. Strong, dynamic and values-driven professional skilled in Strategic Planning and Implementation, Business Growth, Real Estate Development and Finance, Philanthropy, Community Engagement, Nonprofit Management, Organizational and Culture Development, Legislative Advocacy and Equitable Opportunity Access. In this episode we discuss the merger between Better Housing Coalition and Virginia Supportive Housing, perceptions of homelessness, transportation, education, Greater Washington Partnership, and more.

Richmond, VA Native 3wayslim sits down with Randy Wilson Podcast to discuss his new project Golden Child. In this interview you will get a closer look into 3wayslim as a man. 3wayslim is very passionate about his community, and in this interview you will learn about his up bringing, influences, and goals as an artist as he's recently relocated to California. Golden Child is great album that is out now on all streaming platforms.

Dominique Da Diva began her radio career in her hometown of Richmond, Virginia as an intern with WBTJ-106.5 The BEAT. A proud alumnus of Virginia State University and a lovely lady of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. Dominique was offered the on-air weekend time slot upon graduating with a B.A in Mass Communications in 2010. It wasn't long before the aspiring media mogul was running the #1 slot during Middays on WOWI-103 JAMZ in Norfolk, VA. In 2016, Dominique took her talents to Los Angeles to host 'Diva Unfiltered' on Dash Radio and explore the digital tech world with the launch of her very own App, 'Da Daily Dirt' available in the Apple Store! Dominique is relentless in the pursuit of her dreams to become an all-around 'Media Queen in Charge' with visibility on every media platform possible. She mostly credits Wendy Williams for her steady ambition to have longevity in the entertainment business.