The Randy Wilson Podcast

Ti' Mani Harris will play in the WNBA one day! Learn more about this incredible 13 year old basketball player from Richmond, Virginia.

"King Bacot" the younger brother of UNC Tarheel stand out and NBA bound big man "Armondo Bacot" is following in the footsteps of his brother 🏀 "King" is the number 1 player in the country at 11 years old! He's a national champion on the AAU circuit and already establishing his own reputation and name as a basketball player. When talking to "King" you can tell he possesses a winners mentality, and he believes without a shadow of a doubt that's he's the best! King has his own brand Kings Court Collection and is already thinking about creating a shoe👟 As a community we need to salute this kid and his parents for the great job they are doing. Let's root him on all the way to the NBA and one day we will look back at this convo and say remember when 🤔

Getting his start in Frederickburg, VA, Cane, commonly known as the Don Draper of rap, has built serious momentum over the past few years. After his fans turned out in support of his race to open for DC's ill-fated Rock the Bells, those in the industry began to take notice. Cane appeared on MTV's RapFix Live as a part of their Get in the Game segment. With Joey Bada$$, Pro Era, and Sway in the studio, he received enormous praise for his visual "Grassroots Tangent" During his appearance, Cane caught the ear of Statik Selektah, which led to multiple collaborations, including a spot on Statik's latest album "Lucky 7," where Cane was alongside the legendary Talib Kweli & Pro Era standout CJ Fly. Keeping up with the buzz, Cane dropped "Lou Cane", a joint project w/ long time collaborator Lou Burna. Cane has made numerous appearances on SIRIUS XM Shade 45, as well as performing with artists such as Earl Sweatshirt, Rapsody, and headlining at DC's historic Howard Theatre in 2015. Cane has performed shows at SXSW, and NY hotspots Webster Hall and SOBs. Gaining the attention of coveted sites such as XXL, The Source, 2DBZ, and more Cane has become a prominent fixture in DMV rap.

Tone Redd talks about his new album " The Pandemic Album" in this 80th Episode of the Randy Wilson Podcast! Tone Redd has been making quite a name for himself in the Richmond Hip Hope scene, and this interview will help you get a closer in-depth perspective on both the artist and the man! Keep rocking with the Randy Wilson Podcast! You are appreciated!

Meet the co-host of Andthenwehadsex podcast Jarrod "J-Rod" Tanner and his wife, comedian Kristen Sivills. They arguably have one of the fastest growing podcast in the DMV (Washington DC, Maryland, & Virginia) for those of you who might be confused :-) They talk about real life relationship topics, but particularly keep it nasty when referring to sex. Get familiar with their show by giving them a follow and/or subscribe

NameBrand is one of the pioneers behind the Purple Republic Music Group, and a founding member of AGM (Association of Great Minds). NameBrand is one of Richmond Virginia's premiere music producers, and he recently curated The Producers Lounge which you can follow now on IG every Thursday night at 7pm.

Most kids growing up in Northside Richmond knew there were only three ways to "make it out" – balling, rapping, or selling drugs. George Johnson went another way. With unwavering dedication, a little business savvy, and a lot of hard work, he found himself at the helm of several businesses and multiple six-figure income streams by his early twenties. He became a lighthouse for family and friends, providing both an example and a means for many to rise above the challenges of the inner city. From a logo-sewing business in middle school, to playing professional basketball, to becoming a serial entrepreneur, George excelled at everything he put his mind to. But along with the lofty highs have come many crushing lows—backstabbing family-members, future-crippling injuries, being indicted by the U.S. government … and even those weren't the worst. As George came to learn, making it out is the easy part. Staying out… That's the real struggle. Nothing so shakes the foundations of those at the top, like success from those at the bottom.

The St. Luke Legacy Center was opened in July 2020 with the mission of providing families with wraparound services that would cater to their needs from birth until death. The Legacy Center is all about seeing and meeting the needs we of our community. The Legacy Center is dedicated to creating legacy as those who came before us. Located in the historic St. Luke Building in the Jackson Ward community of Richmond, Va, the building once housed the great Maggie L. Walker. Maggie Walker's impact touched the world as the first African American woman to found a bank.

Troy formally known as Jr Da Rapper is a Richmond Based, Virginia Native hip hop artist on the rise. In his first sit down interview with the Randy Wilson Podcast, Troy helps his fans become more familiar with him as an individual.

ZBey tha Poet is a writer and spoken word hip-hop artist based in Richmond, VA. Along with music, basketball and uplifting people to be the best version of themselves, she pursues her passion as an educator, mentor and community advocate. This project is tapping into the core of herself to identify who Zenobia is to be able to help others. Through her art and community engagement with various organizations throughout the Richmond area she seeks to impact a community and nation of people. In 2012 she founded the grassroots non-profit Community 50/50 and currently teaches at Six Points Innovation Center.