Helvin the Collector is a true New Yorker. He frequently attends Yankee baseball games, attends pop-up art events, and takes pictures of graffiti art in New York. His passion is art, sports, and entertainment culture, and he has spent decades collecting artwork, photographs, and baseball cards. As they discuss meeting various celebs and promoting in the Big Apple, Mr. Diplomat joins the show.

Helvin the Collector explains the legendary graffiti art in abandoned buildings

MarquisePorter, a seasoned Detroit Emcee, just dropped his latest album, Candle Light Audio. We discuss surviving the drug era, his independent music career, and being shot in Detroit. Marquise also discusses his relationship with the late Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez (TLC) and his brief stint as her signed artist. He also talks about his passion for Detroit Rap Culture and his work with the #StreetLordz

Ced Louie interview

Join us as we sit down with J.Hill, aka Jimmie Franchise, a cornerstone of the Detroit music scene! Known for his incredible talent in both producing and writing, J.Hill has consistently delivered outstanding music that resonates with the city’s vibrant culture. In this episode, we dive into: 🔥 His journey in music and his creative process 🔥 Collaborations with Detroit legends like Proof, Swifty McVay, Boldy James, MC Breed and Obie Trice 🔥 Insights into the Detroit hip-hop community and its lasting impact Don’t miss this inspiring conversation with a true Detroit music icon. Whether you’re a fan of hip-hop, Detroit culture, or just great stories, this episode is for you! 💬 Drop your favorite J.Hill track or moment in the comments below! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive interviews and content. #DetroitHipHop #JHill #PodcastInterview #MusicIndustry

Antlive discuss signing to Next Plateau records in the early 90s. Working with producer Ced G of Ultramagnetic MCs, Friendship with Havoc of Mobb Deep and more.

Kid Ray interview

The Magic Behind Blade Icewood's Hits With Producer Tone Ak Scott! Tone "AK" Scott, a music producer, on being a true music producer, putting out independent records, #BladeIcewood's commitment to his career, and how he contributed to the genre. The late rapper Blade Icewood's hit song "Boy Would Up (Boss Up)," which has become a global hit, was produced by Tone Scott. Recently, AK went on tour with Akon, who serves as his visual and audio engineer. Additionally, he has been collaborating with Payroll, the leader of Doughboyz Cashout, on how to teach the future generations the recipe. We talk about working with rapper #TStuckey who is incarcerated, collaborating with #MurdaMook, and a lot more. Watch out for Mike Ez, Puritan Avenue's newest talent. #FFITF #bladeicewood