Welcome to the first episode of The Daily Bongo Podcast Album Review Series. This week, DJ KGee, DJ Rubi Roux, and I sit down to break down Everything Is A Lot, the latest album from Wale. We discuss our favorite tracks, standout moments, production, features, and whether this project lives up to the expectations surrounding Wale’s return.

After relaunching The Daily Bongo Podcast, we’re bringing back a fan-favorite segment — Two Pekins in a Pod — featuring my brother Dasarte. In this episode, we dive into everything from music to culture to real-life issues. We break down the latest vibes from Wizkid and Asake’s EP, react to Ryan Coogler’s big Oscar win, and share our thoughts on Sinners. We also get into deeper conversations around violence in the Bay Area and the growing influence of AfroHouse in today’s sound. Tap in and join the conversation.

The Daily Bongo is officially back! For the first episode of the relaunch, I sit down with my brothers DJ KGee and V Ferg, the same ones who joined me on the very first episode of The Daily Bongo years ago. We kick things off with an honest intro to what’s next for The Daily Bongo Network — a platform built to celebrate culture, creativity, and conversation. I also revisit our original episode, reflecting on how far we’ve come and honoring our good friend Tae, who was part of that very first episode and has since passed away. Together, we dive deep into grief, growth, and gratitude, while also breaking down some of today’s hottest topics from Damon Dash’s Breakfast Club interview, to Young Thug’s jail calls, the Jussie Smollett Netflix documentary, and more! This episode is about reflection, rebirth, and real talk — exactly what The Daily Bongo stands for. 🎧 Tune in, subscribe, and join the conversation.

In this episode, my cohost Charity and I sit down with media personality C.Lee to discuss his brand, his work with Thizzler, mental health in the Black community, Black Lives Matter protest, and everything else under the sun. Tune in! Side note: In this episode I made a reference to The Wire where I referred to D'Angelo Barksdale as Avons Barksdale son when that was actually his nephew on the show. My bad y'all. The Wire is my favorite show and I cant be making those kind of mistakes. But yea, check out this great episode.

In this episode I sit down with Afrobeats artist Ajala to discuss his music, the importance of having a hustle mentality, Black Lives Matter, and much more!

In this episode I sit down with Rusulenni, the Black at Netflix ERG (Employee Resource Group) leader to discuss her role at Netflix, the black tech scene in the Bay Area, Love is Blind, and much more. Tune in!

On another edition of Two Pekins In a Pod, we discuss the Who Killed Malcolm X documentary, Aaron Hernandez, Pop Smoke, and much more!

In this episode I sat down with Kamilah, a visual storyteller who has been documenting and exploring the African continent. We discussed her work with Roland Martin, her HBCU experience, the work she's been doing in Africa, and much more!

In this episode I sit down with the owner of Hip Hop Juice Box to have a conversation around entrepreneurship, building a brand, and of course Hip Hop.

In this episode I sit down with Jahsuadi, a photographer and up and coming filmmaker, for a conversation about damn near everything under the sun lol. Check out this episode!