What It Do In The City Podcast

This episode, we sit down with West Coast hip-hop veteran Yuk Mouth, one-half of the legendary group The Luniz (L-U-N-I-Z). Yuk Mouth takes us on a journey through his music career, the Bay Area hip-hop scene, life in the industry, and the stories behind the music that helped put the Luniz on the map.

We talk about the classics, the culture, the highs and lows of the game, and what it’s like to remain respected and relevant after decades in hip-hop. This is a conversation packed with West Coast history, real stories, and plenty of game for the next generation.

This week on What It Do in the City, we got Nakina Monique in the building! She's a true multi-talented powerhouse—R&B singer, songwriter, actress, model, and entrepreneur. We dive into her journey, the grind behind the success, the music, the acting, and the boss mindset that's helping her build her brand. It's all about hustle, passion, and staying true to yourself. Don't miss this inspiring conversation!

This week we welcome Boo Kapone, a comedian, actor, and rapper bringing real stories, real laughs, and real heart. Tap in as we talk about the journey, the grind, and giving back to the community. It's all gas, no cap.

Today we got KD Spencer in the building, tapping in with real stories, real hustle, and that city mentality. From grinding through life to making moves and staying solid, KD brings authentic energy, game, and motivation you can feel. This one is all about growth, ambition, and keeping it real with the people. Tune in and lock in with the vibe.

West Coast legend in the building. We sit down with Bo-Roc of The Dove Shack—a voice that helped shape the sound of Long Beach and G-funk culture. From timeless records to real-life business moves, Bo-Roc breaks down his journey through the music industry, staying relevant, and building beyond the mic.

This episode taps into legacy, growth, and the mindset of an icon who’s still making noise. If you’re about the culture, this is one you don’t want to miss.

In the City—where real ones come to speak.

On this episode of What It Do in the City, we tap in with King TV—a driven podcaster, producer, entrepreneur, and dedicated family man who’s putting in real work on all fronts. King TV breaks down his journey in media, how he’s building his brand, and the mindset it takes to juggle business, creativity, and family life without losing focus.

From behind-the-scenes production gems to real-life lessons on consistency and growth, this episode is all about elevation, discipline, and staying solid in everything you do. Tap in—this is one you don’t want to miss.

On this episode of In the City, we sit down with E.K. Wetherspoon—also known as ColdWota—an accomplished comedian, actor, and entrepreneur who has been making his mark in entertainment for years. From comedy stages to business ventures, E.K. shares stories from his journey in the industry, the lessons he's learned along the way, and how he continues to evolve as a creative and businessman. It’s a conversation full of insight, laughs, and real talk about longevity in entertainment.

On this episode of In the City, we sit down with legendary West Coast lyricist Ras Kass, one of hip-hop’s most respected and intellectually sharp voices. Known for his powerful wordplay, deep storytelling, and fearless commentary on culture and politics, Ras Kass has been a major force in the rap game for decades. From classic albums to shaping the sound of West Coast hip-hop, he continues to influence generations of artists. We talk about his journey in the industry, the evolution of hip-hop, and what keeps him creating and pushing the culture forward.

On this powerful episode of In the City, we sit down with hip-hop legend Sylk-E. Fyne — the fearless voice behind the classic hit Romeo and Juliet. Breaking barriers in the ’90s with raw lyricism, street authenticity, and undeniable charisma, Sylk-E. Fyne carved her name into hip-hop history at a time when female MCs had to fight for every ounce of respect.

In this episode, she opens up about the music industry, her journey as a woman in hip-hop, the impact of her breakthrough single, and what it truly means to be a legend in a culture that constantly evolves. From the struggles to the spotlight, Sylk-E. Fyne keeps it real — reflecting on legacy, growth, and staying true to yourself.

This is more than a conversation — it’s a masterclass in resilience, authenticity, and hip-hop culture.

🎙 Tap in. You don’t want to miss this one.

On this episode of In the City, Damion Sanders joins us to talk fashion, media, and the entertainment industry. As the founder of his own Fashion Magazine, Damion shares how he built his brand, worked within the entertainment world, and continues to elevate culture through creativity and vision. This is a powerful conversation about business, influence, and staying relevant in today’s industry.