This powerful episode, hosts Bort and Marcus Peters sit down with JJ’88, a singer, rapper, and songwriter from Long Beach, California, whose latest project on Netflix "Songs from the Hole" that serves as both an album and a documentary soundtrack telling his remarkable story of redemption, faith, and freedom.
JJ’88 opens up about: 
His journey from incarceration to independence 
How music became his form of healing and storytelling 
Mental health, forgiveness, and the power of faith 
Activism, abolition, and using art for change 
Creating Songs from the Hole; blending archival footage, praise dance, and raw truth
This isn’t just a conversation; it’s a testament to resilience, creativity, and redemption.

What I'm Slappin EP 6 | D’Angelo Louis creative exec at Ryan Coogler’s Proximity Media on how ShoeBox is more than a film.

Hosted by Carson, California’s Cortney McCoy and Oakland’s Marcus Peters, “What I’m Slappin” is the place where community, culture, and music collide. Through intimate conversations with creatives and executives across the music industry we explore creative processes, artist development, musical history, and so much more!