In My Humble Opinion

This week's episode features returning guest Tony Dark.  We speak with him about his new album, The Legend of DB Looper, his newest addition to the family, what it's like getting back outside after this last year, and more.

This week's episode features Kareem Daay, the owner and founder of the clothing brand A Herd of Bison.  We speak with him about what has happened with the brand since our last interview, how he has managed to grow the brand during the pandemic, how he feels the fashion scene has changed in Houston over the last decade, and more.

This episode is about nothing.  Todd is there. Tubo is there. But it's literally about nothing.  Some Invincible talk...Arby's slander....the usual. Oh there's some stuff about what they do at the end.  Tubo is an accomplished videographer that has worked with artists like Miguel, brands like Nike, and services like Netflix. Todd is an accomplished producer and DJ that has worked with artists like LE$ and he also is a pretty decent artist.  They film a show called Things With Todd. Disclaimer: We ain't talk about none of that in this episode. Again...nothing.

This week's guest is Hollywood Floss.  The rapper got his start rapping alongside members of T.H.E.M but he has since moved into the role of producer.  We speak with him about building a following on Youtube, moving from the role of frontman to behind-the-scenes, the work ethic it takes when amassing a social media following, and more.

This week's guest is rapper B Fetti.  We speak with him about his start in the music business, his joining with producer PugTunes, his connection with local Houston legends, and more.

This week's episode feature guest DJ Young Samm.  The DJ worked his way up through the ranks to eventually start working side by side with Slimm Thug.  Now he is a thriving marketer, videographer, DJ, and manager.  We speak with him about gaining traction in the music business, building various businesses in the entertainment industry,  his family's history in music, what's on the horizon for him, and more.

This week's episode features Tali the Singer and Sunni Tha Rapper of Topic of Discussion (T.O.D).  We speak with them about their start as the girl group Blush, their signing with Matthew Knowles, their eventual decision to leave the label behind, what it's like now working as an independent duo, crafting music with Bigg Cuz Beats, and more.

This week's guest is rapper, singer, and filmmaker Dende.  We speak with him about how he directed his energy from protesting in the streets to creating a film, his new album, Arby's, his podcasts, and more. 

This week's guest is Keandre' Jordan of My Southern Brand.  We speak with him about stepping away from engineering to start a food blog, why it is so important for him to highlight black owned restaurants, what his plans are for expanding My Southern Brand, some of the best places to get food in Houston, and more.

This week we have Mo City's own Kayo Da Konspiracy.  We speak with him about his upcoming festival, The Mo' City Festival and why it is so important to him to bring something like it to the city.  We also talk about the creation of his label, why he wanted a mascot, growing up in Mo City, and more.

This week we speak with Tim Ned & Fat Pimp who have formed the Loud Muzik group, The Art of Ratchet.  We speak with the two about what brought them together, what we can expect from their upcoming album and solo work, how they have maintained during the pandemic, and more. 

This week we have returning guest, rapper and entrepreneur, Jdagr8. We speak with him about his latest venture, why he is focused on singles instead of albums, why anger drives him, what we can expect from him in the future, and more.

This week's guest is Scooyunda of The GRIT Boys.  We speak with him about the history of the rap group, how artists like Hawk and Paul Wall helped him along his path, the ups and downs of making a living in the music industry, his new business ventures, and more. 

This week's episode features Mo City MC Jay-Von.  He recently released an EP, King's Special, and is currently getting ready to release a new album.  We speak with him about his start in music, the importance of Mo City in Hip Hop, the difficulties of going from battle rapping to creating songs, and more.  

This week's episode features Richelle Gemini and AJ.  Richelle has been on the show before and has recently release "As For Me & My House" an album detailing her life as a vegan and her raising her children in the world of veganism.  The album is produced by AJ, a musician well versed in Jazz and Hip Hop.  The two talk about how the came together to create the project, Richelle's journey into the world of Only Fans, AJ's decision to go on the reality show Ready For Love, and more. 

This week's guest is Uncle Tino.  He has been creating music since the age of 15 but has been on a short hiatus as he put the finishing touches on his latest work Colorfool.  We talk about his start in music, his experience being a trans man in Hip Hop, the creation of Colorfool, and more.  

This week's guest is Trademark Attorney Jordan Franklin.  She tells us about her journey to and through law school and what made her decide to deal with the area of trademark law.  She details her feelings of working to get into law school, succeeding, facing failing the bar, and overcoming it to start up her own firm.  She also drops a lot of gems for artists including when an artist should get a trademark, why getting one is so important, and even runs through the details about trademark issues with Meg Thee Stallion.  If you are an artist or running a brand you will not want to miss this episode. 

This week's guest is Kellyn.  She is a jack of all trades and a self described "Swiss Army Knife" in the entertainment world.  We speak with her about how she got her start in the business, working with artists like Maxo Kream, working in the entertainment industry in Houston, and more.  

This week's guest is Lyric Michelle.  The chicago-born, Houston raised MC got her start performing poetry and then quickly branched into creating music.  Her 2016 album, Miss Direction, garnered her awards from the Houston Press, a spot performing in the pregame festivties for the Super Bowl, and the hunger to create more. She moved out to Los Angeles where she became part of a Nike campaign, started to expand her brand into film, and linked up with Top Dawg from TDE.  She can currently be found on the project A Room Full Of Mirrors alongside Punch, Daylyt, Nick Grant, and more.  We speak with her about the creation of her debut album, what it was like growing up in Houston, working alongside the record executive responsible for Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, and Sza, what she has coming in the future, and more. 

This week's guest is singer/songwriter Tia Gold.  She grew up wanting to be a comedian, so her humor shines through, but quickly moved towards singing after gradually revealing her talent.  She speaks with us about her path to performing, opening up for Meg Thee Stallion, how a chance opportunity led to her Roc Nation signing, and more.