This week’s special guest is the creator behind the Caribbean culture platform West Indian World Star, Nick. With over 90K followers, the page has become a go-to hub for events, promotions, memes, and everything showcasing the West Indian community.

For the first time ever, Nick joins us to talk about starting the page as a teenager and growing it into something bigger than he ever imagined. He shares the highs, the lows, and the real work that goes into being successful as a content creator.

Nick’s well-known signature events Plenty Vibes and Wild West Indian Party have also been a huge success. Each event has sold out, and it’s only the beginning — with more signature events on the way.

Expect motivation and real stories.

This week’s episode features my sister and streamer, Sheena.

Sheena is a creator who’s been putting in work day after day in a space that doesn’t always make it easy for female streamers. She shows up and builds community the right way. Effort, authenticity and real engagement. Hear her journey and thoughts and opinions on the current scene and more.

Enjoy.

The man behind one of wrestling’s most controversial characters ever. From WWE spotlight to real-life fallout, we’re diving deep into the story of Muhammad Hassan and everything you didn’t hear on TV.

Marc Copani is a former WWE superstar best known for portraying Muhammad Hassan, a character that sparked massive controversy in the mid-2000s for its politically charged and culturally provocative themes. The gimmick drew intense backlash, especially following real-world events, ultimately leading to Copani’s abrupt exit from WWE despite his personal opposition to the direction of the character. His story was later revisited on Dark Side of the Ring, highlighting the blurred line between character, company decisions, and real-life consequences. On this episode, Marc shares his side of the story—uncut and unfiltered.

Enjoy.

This week’s episode we are joined by Hip-Hop legend, MIMS.

From breaking charts with “This Is Why I’m Hot” to breaking barriers in business — MIMS has mastered both the art and the industry.

In our episode, we sit down to talk about the evolution of hip-hop, the intersection of music and media, and how artists can own their narrative in today’s entertainment landscape. Enjoy.

In this weeks episode, Rashawn is joined by battle rapper Real Sikh. Real Sikh is a professional battle rapper from New Jersey making waves in the battle rap scene. He joins us to speak on representing for his culture while also the pressures of being one of the biggest battle rappers in the world now. Enjoy.

In this week’s episode, Rashawn is joined by New York Time’s bestselling author, Jeff Pearlman. Jeff joins us to speak on his new published book on the life of Tupac, “Only God Can Judge Me”. Jeff opens up about doing over 650 interviews of people who were close to Pac and was around him from the time he was alive till his final days. He goes in depth of the unbelievable story behind “Brenda’s got a baby” and more. Enjoy.

In this week’s episode, rashawn is joined by Adam Sandler’s body double from Netflix’s Happy Gilmore 2, Max Kessler. Max, speaks about working with Adam and how one viral clip landed him the role that changed his life forever. He goes into detail about his viral moment, early training and acting lessons he did throughout the process of filming this movie. A very insightful episode with a great actor in the making. Enjoy.

In this week’s episode, Rashawn is joined by Joshua creator of shadow’s signature.

He speaks on creating a bottle decor business focused on crafting and creating luxury engravings with a dedicated focus on glass bottles.

He speaks on going viral on the Morgan Jay comedy show as well as all the people that helped him get to this point. Enjoy.

In this episode, Rashawn is joined by one of the co-stars from the hit series created by Jasmeet Raina (Jus Reign) “Late Bloomer”. Sachin Mahashi, also known as Sunny joins the show to speak on his journey to becoming an actor and the many ups and downs he’s encountered in his life. The two connect over similar backgrounds and also exchange stories of club experiences, social media and Sunny’s life of being a celebrity.

In this episode, Rashawn brings three friends from his highschool to speak on their ever growing friendship. Kaitlin, Arielle and Anjali all have known each other for 10 plus years. They speak on how they continue to maintain a strong friendship throughout the years as well as the current dating scene. Not to a mention, a fun drinking game with tons of laughs. Enjoy and be sure to follow and give a five star rating!