Dawgface Calderon joins Kid L for a wide-ranging conversation about politics, Black America, crime, sports, Detroit culture and entertainment.Dawgface shares his perspective on Donald Trump and Barack Obama, including why he believes Trump’s impact on Black America deserves a different conversation. They discuss racism, personal accountability, Black economic empowerment, community ownership and what Black communities can learn from the way Arab and Chaldean communities in Metro Detroit approach business and real estate.The conversation turns to a recent Detroit crime involving a 15-year-old, leading to a debate about youth violence, mental health, accountability, juvenile sentencing and how much a person’s environment should factor into understanding serious crimes.Dawgface also gives his thoughts on the WNBA, Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and the controversy surrounding gender and competition in women’s sports. They discuss how social media, personalities and controversy have helped bring new attention to women’s basketball.The episode moves into internet culture, including streamers, viral personalities, 607 Unc, Wack 100 and why people no longer need a traditional talent or entertainment career to become famous.Dawgface speaks about Detroit media politics, feeling blackballed, helping other creators make connections and why famous rappers don’t always make the best podcast guests.Detroit hip-hop history is also covered, including Team Eastside, Doughboyz Cashout, BandGang, Rocaine, Pablo Skywalkin, Trick Trick, Snap Dogg and the No Fly Zone era. Dawgface revisits his VladTV rapper rankings and explains why certain Detroit artists deserve more recognition.They also discuss Eminem’s legacy, why Dawgface wants to hear Eminem work with Helluva, Tee Grizzley’s influence, Detroit’s independent film scene, influencer boxing, Claressa Shields, Laila Ali and relationships between Black, Arab and Chaldean communities in Metro Detroit.From Trump vs. Obama and the WNBA to Detroit crime, Black economics, internet fame and Detroit hip-hop history, Dawgface Calderon gives his perspective on some of the biggest conversations happening in culture today.

Babyface Ray joins the Kid L Podcast for an in-depth conversation about his journey from Detroit’s east side to becoming one of the defining artists of the city’s modern rap era.Ray takes it back to the beginning, discussing the sounds he grew up around in Detroit, connecting with producer Helluva, and the formation of Team Eastside. He explains the roles Peezy and Damedot played in the group, the competitive relationship between Team Eastside and Doughboyz Cashout, and how their movement helped influence Detroit culture even before everyone understood how to turn that influence into money.Ray also reflects on when music became a serious career, the transition from Team Eastside to his solo success, and projects including MIA Season, Family Over Money, Ron Artest, The White House and more.The conversation goes beyond Detroit as Ray talks about touring with Travis Scott, performing on Jimmy Fallon, meeting fans overseas in London, dealing with fame, rarely answering his phone, and staying genuine as his career has grown.Kid L and Babyface Ray also discuss BabyTron collaborating with Eminem, the Detroit Pistons and Cade Cunningham, Chicken P, 42 Dugg, Poppa, Detroit’s evolving rap scene, and the lasting impact Ray and Team Eastside have had on the city.

Detroit rapper G.T. joins Kid L Podcast for an in-depth conversation about his journey, the legacy of Team Eastside, and the evolution of Detroit rap.G.T. reflects on the early days of Team Eastside and how the movement helped introduce people outside of Michigan to Detroit’s sound and culture. He speaks on his relationship with Babyface Ray, why he always believed Ray could help open doors for their movement, and shares stories about connecting with Future and Icewear Vezzo.G.T. also breaks down his experiences in the music industry, signing with EMPIRE, the realities of record advances, negotiating deals, independence, and why artists need to understand their leverage before signing contracts.Beyond music, G.T. opens up about surviving Detroit, trust and loyalty, fatherhood, trauma, internet culture, and how his priorities have changed throughout his career.The conversation also touches on the new generation of Detroit artists, Skilla Baby, the evolution of the Detroit sound, and G.T.’s perspective on where the city’s music scene is headed next.G.T.’s new project “777” drops Friday.🎙️ Kid L Podcast with G.T.

Dive into the inspiring journey of Coco, one of Detroit's most beloved comedic talents. In this special feature, Coco shares her experiences from the beginnings of her career in the vibrant local comedy scene to becoming a recognized name on national stages. Known for her sharp wit and relatable humor, Coco gives us behind-the-scenes insights into the challenges and triumphs of making it in the world of stand-up comedy. Kid L Podcast.

Ciera Angelia is a film actress, writer, and producer from Detroit, Michigan. She began her Hollywood career as a guest on 'Empire', before making her breakthrough leading role in 'Sisters' on BET. In this talk, we discuss her early career and the life of an upcoming actor. Full Interview. Some Detroit films including: Dymez, Melanin, and Mula Films, Darren Brown Films.

Pretty Brayah Interview. In this talk, we discuss Brayah signing to Empire, getting recognition for her music, sending a fan off to prom, living off of her music, getting co-signed by Tee Grizzley, and her new tape "Unstable". We also talk about her relationship status and funny stories about her and her Ex. Pretty Brayah has been getting a lot of notoriety and has been collabing with names such as: E Kane, Kountry Wayne, the Baddies, Angela Yee, and more. We also discuss some of her more controversial topics, including some rap drama and why she doesn't pay attention to social media like she used to.

Sino 313 is an Actor, Artist, and Producer from Detroit, Michigan. He is widely known for his character Luger in the hit series, "McGraw Ave." In this talk, we discuss his new spin-off series called H-Block. We also talk about his career lineage, starting with his rap career. His role in Plug Lug has received a lot of praise, and he continues to develop his acting ability. Kid L Podcast.

Courtney Bell Interview. Born and raised in the heart of Detroit, Courtney Belle's music reflects the grit, resilience, and soul of her city. Her journey from underground sensation to mainstream success is chronicled through her compelling lyrics and captivating beats. Whether she's dropping hard-hitting bars or soulful melodies, Courtney Belle's versatility and passion shine through in every track. In this talk, we discuss his placement in the movie Gran Turismo, as well as his collab with Royce Da 5'9". We also talk about his recent project Microdose and his new album that's in the works.

Legendary Detroit Comedian Comic J Will on the Kid L Podcast, with Gmac Cash also attending the episode! In this talk, Comic J Will talks about the entertainment scene in Detroit. He talks about Kash Doll's break-up with Tracy T. and her new relationship with NFL Players Za'Darius Smith. He also talks about his friend Jackpot the Juice who had a recent healthcare and gives us updates on his condition. We also talk about the biggest song that came out of Detroit, with First Day Out by Tee Grizzley being the top contender. 4/20 Bus event April 20th, 2025.

Detroit Comedian Comic J Will Interview on the Kid L Podcast. In this talk we discuss Detroit Comedy, Stand Up Comedy, Social Media Comedians, and the future of Comedy. He also talks about his dating life, and not women push the envelope with him. We also talk about the Lions Tragedy, the Wealthy Store Store Arson, and the future generations well-being. Comic J Will is a comedian from Detroit, Michigan, notable for his prolific comedy performances, and of course, being in the filmed Buffed Up. Catch Comic J Will at Brick Fest this Saturday, with BabyTron headlining!