Tea And Tobacco Podcast

On this second installment of the gem series, Yung Holma stops by to give an update on a new project dropping soon. We also sit and discuss the elements around evolving in your craft. A lot dope dialogue being given away for free on this episode. Special shout out to the city for coming though with the Gems !

Started up the gem series and linked up with my guy Sir Mayes and discussed the inspiration behind SirMayesSundays, and the legitimacy behind the creativity of his music. We spoke about the influence social media has in branding yourself, and how some artist use their brand and platform to paint a negative influence for our youth.

Linked up with J Fox to get his interpretation of Self Care, we dig a little bit deep and reference certain elements that affect your mental health. We also take a dive into Meek Mills “Championships” and unravel the history and timeline leading up to its release

On this rendition we discuss the importance knowing yourself. Eluding from making decisions with your heart, but more so your mind. Called up my the bro Mike Kelly as special guest moderator, someone that could better elaborate on the elements of self care and learning leave the past where it belongs, learning how to cop with pain and diverting your energy into something or somewhere it's appreciated and beneficial. Press that play button. Get your weekly dosage. This episode will be followed up with a part 2, so stay tuned

Linked up with my brother, former teammate, and longtime friend DeVauntay Brown. We talk freestyles and being inspired to make and write new music. We also take time to reminisce on the undergrad days, plenty of good vibes and energy on this one. Special shout out to bro letting me pull up.

On the season finale we discuss potential top 10 album contenders for our end of the year list. We also take time to acknowledge the backbone of the culture, the 90's, inspired by binge watching Hip Hop Evolution on Netflix, Myself and J Fox break down some of our favorite albums and singles from the historic era. As usual, chalk full of gem. Also special thanks to Apple Podcast and Spotify for letting our voices be heard, we crossed the 1K threshold a week ago. Much love to our play button pushers.

On this two-part rendition we take time to reflect and address certain things on our minds. Sometimes we need to reveal, what we're trying to heal. We also pull out the crates and talk about the best hip hop of 2018. One of our longer episodes, but chalk full of gems. Shout out to my brother Joe Fox for the sit down.

On this rendition we discuss the Relocating to Atlanta, Dreadlock Ban during employment process, The Rise And Fall of Bill Cosby, and Music Reviews on the Carter V and Logics , Young Sinatra IV. Ladies and Gentlemen | The Catch Up |

On this rendition we salute and pay homage to one of the most influential artist of our generation. A true legend in his own right. Rest in peace Malcolm Jenkins McCormick(Mac Miller). Gone way to soon, but I promise, you'll never be forgotten.

On this rendition we discuss classic intros and the elements that make an album a classic. We also discuss the artistry of Wale and his influence on the culture.

Linked up with my bro @joemaize from Birmingham, Al. We discussed many topics from Generational gaps, staying inspired in light hardship, and the rollout to his new anticipated project

This episode features my brotha from Boston, MA . @jfoxthevoice | We discuss past projects, BillCosby, Kanye West, J Coles Album, and more. It’s always good vibes and energy when link, our conversation is laced with precious gems meant to inspire , let’s dive in.

Our first episode on Apple Podcast features Atlanta artist BASSLOVE, we discuss the paths taken to success, growing pains, and updates on the rollout to his music, on the following episode will be a 4/20 mixture of our favorite songs, stay tuned. And check out our other episodes on Soundcloud. Lets dive in