The Trey Fam Podcast

This week we are joined by twitch streamer, MT!MT is a Toronto-based streamer and content creator who has built a strong community through gaming, IRL streams and his passion for creating.We get into the journey behind the scenes — the late nights, early mornings, edits, planning and sacrifices that come with building something from the ground up and perfecting your craft.We also talk about representing Toronto as creators, putting on for our city and showcasing the talent and culture that comes from here.Be sure to like, comment and subscribe!

TIME STAMPS:0:00 - 7:35 - How MT got into streaming and deciding that career path7:36 - 15:24 - MT on when he realized streaming could be an actual career and the support15:25 - 20:15 - Misconception of content creation and habits that hes build20:16 - 24:01 - The importance of having the maturity with a platform24:02 - 26:35 - American creators vs Canadian creators 26:36 - 29:00 - MT's Attack squad community 29:01 - 34:02 - Funniest moment on stream and the change of support in Toronto34:03 - 35:32 - The importance of positivity 35:33 - 40:00 - streamer University application 40:01 - 42:33 - What has MT's mind changed in regards to streaming 42:34 - 44:45 - MT on balancing a career and a relationship if it's possible to do both44:46 - 47:10 - Best piece of advice MT received and dream collabs 47:11 - 50:26 - OUTRO

Shanti Lowry (Dionne) from the hit TV series The Game joins the pod this week.Shanti Lowry sits down with us to talk about her journey into acting, her time on The Game, and so much more.The Game originally premiered in 2006 and ran for 9 seasons through 2015. The series followed the lives, relationships and careers of professional football players and the people around them, with Derwin Davis (@iampoochhall) and Melanie Barnett (@tiamowry) at the heart of the story.The show became a major draw for its honest portrayal of relationships, families, ambition and life in the spotlight, bringing stories to television with both heart and seriousness.Shanti played Dionne Taylor, Derwin’s publicist and Melanie’s former roommate, giving her a unique connection to the two central characters.Be sure to like, comment and subscribe. Enjoy.https://www.instagram.com/shantilowry/https://www.instagram.com/thetreyfampodcast/#thegame #bet #derwinandmelanie #explorepage #tvseries #cw #podcast #toronto #comedy #thetreyfampodcast #youtubevideo #explore #film #livestream

17 years ago, I was 12 years old watching Stereos on MuchMusic. Today, I sat down with their lead singer.
Pat Kordyback, lead singer of Stereos and now part of Delta Sweet, joins the pod.
I first heard Stereos when “Summer Girl” dropped and instantly became a fan. Their blend of pop, rock and hip-hop was something different, especially coming from a Canadian group. “Summer Girl” peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100, while Stereos earned two JUNO nominations in 2010.
From “Summer Girl” to “Throw Ya Hands Up,” “Turn It Up” and “Butterflies,” Stereos left their mark on Canadian music. Now, Pat is entering a new chapter with Delta Sweet and continuing to evolve as an artist.
Big thank you to Pat for being so genuine, welcoming and open, and for sharing his insight into the industry and his journey. Enjoy.

Toronto’s own Raeya is carving out her own lane with what she calls “crash out lover girl” music—a raw blend of R&B, soul, and emotion, telling honest stories about love, heartbreak, vulnerability, and relationships. While her sound is rooted in smooth R&B and soulful melodies, she also embraces her Caribbean background, creating a style that’s both authentic and uniquely her own.We also tapped into her love for old-school R&B, talking about the timeless influence of artists like SWV, Aaliyah, Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey and more, and how they’ve helped shape the music she makes today.We covered her journey as an artist, finding her sound, and the story behind her new single “Play No Games.” Be sure to check it out on all streaming platforms.The Trey Fam Podcast has always been about bringing people from different backgrounds and cultures together to share their stories and inspire others. Moments like this remind me why I started this platform and what my purpose is as a host. Thank you, Raeya, for trusting me and choosing my platform to share your journey.Be sure to like, comment and follow. Enjoy.

This week, Toronto’s own fatboy 6ix joins the podcast.

As an official call of duty Partner and one of the city’s biggest streamers, he’s built a loyal community while proudly representing Caribbean culture in a space where that representation matters.

We talk about his journey as a content creator, the highs and lows of streaming, balancing family, friendships, and relationships while chasing success, and our own experiences pushing the culture forward in unique ways while learning to handle the responsibility that comes with it.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a Fatboy episode without hilarious stories and plenty of laughs.

charlieb joins thetreyfampodcast.

A Toronto-based DJ, curator, music executive, and cultural builder, Charlie B has spent years shaping rooms, developing artists, creating live experiences, and building moments that connect music, culture, and community.

From the DJ booth to A&R, event curation, youth initiatives, and the growth of I LOVE R&B, his story goes beyond one party. It is about longevity, vision, and building things that last beyond the moment.

Big thank you to Charlie and his team for the opportunity

This week we’re joined by Mammas Boy — one of the most creative and impactful promoters in the city right now.

Known for taking Caribbean nightlife to another level through unique concepts and unforgettable events, he’s built a name for himself with the success of Soca Suave and the culture surrounding it.

Jonzie opens up about the reality of the industry, the grind behind the scenes, and the highs and lows that come with building something meaningful in the Caribbean party scene.

This week we’re joined by Hyperion (@therafiaiqbal) from Amazon’s hit series @theboystv.

The Boys is a dark, action-packed series that flips the superhero world upside down — exposing what happens when the people meant to save the world abuse their power. Chaos, corruption, and some of the wildest moments on TV.

For those who know me personally, The Boys is genuinely one of my favourite shows of all time. This interview is really special to me because it’s something I never thought would even be possible. Truly grateful for opportunities like this. Thank you, @therafiaiqbal for joining the pod!

Stream the final season now only on Amazon Prime.

19 years later. A full circle moment.

For those who don’t know, Cabbie Richards helped redefine sports media in Canada. Interviews with Kobe, Drake, Kevin Hart, Shaq, LeBron, MJ, Steph Curry, Aaron Rodgers, and countless others — he brought personality, humour, and authenticity to every conversation.

A true pioneer who made sports media feel human, fun, and bigger than the game itself.

Sharing this moment with someone I grew up watching — and first met when I was 10 years old — feels truly surreal. A full-circle moment in every sense.

And now, he joins the pod this week. Enjoy.

CTHEDJ joins the podcast this week.

A young, aspiring female DJ pushing the boundaries in a male-dominated space. From the music to the meaning behind it, she opens up about the journey — the struggles, the growth, and the wins that continue to shape her story.

With a signature sound that blends modern Caribbean vibes with old-school energy, and a deejaying style beyond her years, she’s quickly becoming one of the most exciting names to watch.

This is where authenticity meets passion. Where evolution meets purpose.

This is the real Cee.