TLOY TALKS

On the 126th episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, rapper and artist Moneyway came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more about his upbringing, his introduction to music, how he got into rapping and making music, what inspired him to rap and take it seriously, his influences, who he would like to work with someday, his creative process when making music and what a day in the studio is like for him, his stage name, his music, linking up with Studio of Legends, the Toronto/GTA underground scene, and much more.

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On the 125th episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, Scarborough comedian Nick Reynoldson came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more about his upbringing, getting into comedy, acting versus comedy, his creative process when doing stand-up and writing jokes, being featured on local/national (JFL, Winnipeg, NXNE) and international (SiriusXM, Kevin Hart, Lionsgate) platforms, meeting Kevin Hart, not being star-struck when meeting celebrities, big people and dogs, his acting career, the We Aree Canadian commercial, fat rappers taking over hip-hop, the Oscars, and much more.

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On the 124th episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, Toronto producer 808Tanzania came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more about his upbringing, getting into producing, being inspired by Kanye, what influenced him to become a producer, his sound, his goals, his creative process when beat-making and what a day in beat-making is like for him, his production gear, producing for S4int and working with Valintino & Tenacious (TSH Movement), his stage name, performing at Beatkits & Fred E Fame's shows, production culture and much more.

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On the 123rd episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, Oakville-born & raised, now Hamilton-raised and residing rapper, singer-songwriter, and artist B Row came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more about his upbringing in Oakville and Hamilton, getting into music and the artists and genres he grew up listening to, playing basketball and having family who play major league sports, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, his dream collabs, his creative process when making music and what a day in making/recording music is like for him, using samples in music, his debut EP, Let’s Start Over, blowing up on TikTok doing open verses, how he sustains himself as an artist, working with Homerun Hitz, his growth as an artist, gaining over thousands of streams on many of your songs on Spotify and being playlisted in major Canadian music playlists, the Toronto/Canadian music scene and much more.

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On the 122nd episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, filmmaker, documentary director, and creative Zachariah Madge came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more about his upbringing, his first introduction to directing and filmmaking, getting into film and directing, his love for documentaries and creating content, his influences, his experience going to college for film and television, The Refuge, Love Of The Sport, Three Red Balloons, the homeless crisis in Ontario/Canada, how his documentaries and films changed everything for him, and much more.

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On the 121st episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, Lagos-born and raised, Newark, NJ-raised and now Toronto residing artist Sato came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more his upbringing in Lagos and Newark, moving to Canada, his first introduction to music, getting into music, his influences, his stage name, Fayah Fi Dat, his creative process when making music and what a day in making music is like for him, creating content on YouTube and podcasting, his music, food, immersing himself in the Toronto/GTA music scene, working with NLMG, the Toronto/Canadian music scene, the Drake and Kendrick beef, and much more.

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On the 120th episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, Brampton rapper and artist Kedar came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more about his upbringing, getting into music and rapping, what inspired him to become a rapper and artist and take it seriously, his influences, whoo he would like to work with someday, his creative process when making music, sound engineering, his stage name, his short-term and long-term goals for his music career, his music and much more.

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On the 119th episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, Brooklyn-born, Toronto-raised, and residing fashion stylist and model Rico Rare, aka Big Rico, came by the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak on a wide variety of topics, including his upbringing and career, the education system, corruption, the problem with victim mentality, the Ontario and Canadian government, and much more.

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On the 118th episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, Toronto rapper and artist Datkidgino came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time to speak more about his upbringing, how he got into music, what influenced him to become a rapper and artist, and take it seriously, his influences, what a day in the studio is like, how to find a good engineer, his music, working with Nikkoveli, sample drill, the Toronto/Canadian music scene, and much more.

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On the 117th episode of the TLOY TALKS podcast, musician, artist, childhood friend of Josh [aka Yashu], and drummer of the legendary Toronto rock/punk band The OBGMs [Oooh Baby Gimme More], Cola H, came by to the TLOY TALKS podcast for the first time. Cola talked about his experience witnessing the Toronto music scene from the 90s until now, growing up with a family of musicians, getting into music and being involved in the OBGMs, taking music into a full-time career, his time in the OBGMs, being black in punk/rock, his solo music, how church impacted his sound and his thoughts on the foundation of church/religion, Clairmont The Second, & much more.

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