KG Foreign joins the WNW Podcast for a conversation about cultural identity, fatherhood, authenticity, and the difference between getting views and building real supporters. He also discusses the hidden agendas within the music industry, consistency after a successful song, and embracing both his Jamaican and Latino influences.

Lance "Juice Healer" joins the WNW Podcast to share how juicing transformed his life and became his mission to help others improve their health naturally. From juice cleanses and nutrition to entrepreneurship and mindset, this conversation breaks down how small lifestyle changes can create lasting results.

We got into everything from building connections in the industry to creating opportunities as an independent producer, and the conversation naturally went deeper than expected.

We got into everything from mental health and emotional growth to what it really means to put your life into your music, and how Need Therapy reflects where he’s at as both an artist and a person.

Dancehall rising star El Shaddai (Dolly Don) gets real about the hottest riddims, current clashes, and her journey in a male-dominated industry. She shares her dream stage, how her personality shapes her music, and plays a fun Artist vs Artist / Producer vs Producer game. Unfiltered, honest, and empowering — this is the real side of dancehall.

In this episode, Paris shares the story behind Heart Art, from discovering his passion for fashion to building a brand rooted in culture, influence, and legacy. We talk about fashion, creativity, and staying motivated while chasing dreams. This conversation goes beyond style—it’s about vision, consistency, and creating something that lasts.

In this raw and wide-ranging conversation, Young Ray Beats breaks down everything from coming up in Connecticut’s underground scene to working with Icewear Vezzo and Lonnie Bandz. But this isn’t just about placements — it’s about building a brand, staying sane, and speaking on what producers really face behind the boards.

Family, one of our favorite lyricist are back, Faybeon!!! We of course touch on the fine art of hip hop, nestalga from our youth and some " Far Beyond" thoughts on what may be true and what is hidden. So family, lets plug in-its time for another episode!!!

After losing his father, Young Rah turned pain into purpose. In this raw episode, he shares how grief, fatherhood, and Connecticut culture shaped his music and mission. A story of loss, legacy, and relentless drive.

In this exclusive sit-down, we tap in with Kyd Slade, one of the most talked-about names in battle rap today. Repping Connecticut with pride and pressure, Slade speaks on the streets that raised him, the bars that built him, and the paperwork controversy that tried to stain his name.We ask the real questions:– How far can battle rap really go before it crosses a line?– Do snitch allegations kill careers or fuel hunger?– Can authenticity survive in a world where image and entertainment blur?Kyd Slade opens up about how he crafts rounds, who’s hit him with the hardest bars, and the battles that shaped his mindset. Plus, he plays our “Who Wins?” fantasy matchup game—putting legends head-to-head from Lux to Nitty.This is more than battle rap—this is culture, accountability, and bar-for-bar legacy.Tap in. No filters. No politics. Just facts and flame. All episodes are recorded edited and owned by Weed & WhiskeySubscribe to our YOUTUBE for videos of our episodes and more!Follow Us on INSTAGRAM for clips & more!