On the second part of the episode Natara and the guys continue their discussion on music, get into politics, and many other topics.

On this episode we have yoga instructor Natara Tashi, founder of The Nest, which is a community wellness center. We experienced a bit of difficulty so this first part is brief. Zip, Bake, and Natara speak on CIAA, new music, and the arts.

Sorry for the late post but we're back! This week's guest is Toni Ritz, a Fayetteville artist based in Charlotte. In this episode we speak on the tragic death of Pop Smoke, why Toni lives by the motto "Authenticity attracts destiny", her new music, and much more.

This week we have the guys from Let's Talk About It Podcast on. We discuss Lil Wayne's new album "Funeral", the gang gives their reactions to Donald Trump being acquitted. We also have a very spirited debate about whether or not hood niggas want to stay hood niggas. You don't want to miss this one.

This week, among the usual set of topics, the guys give their take on a recent article posted by Charlotte Agenda regarding DaBaby. Also, what is the sound or culture of the city? Has it been defined or are we in the midst of it now? Press play.

Is it too late to wish y'all a Happy New Year?? Well Happy 2020, the gang hops this year is prosperous for all of our listeners! Anyway, it's just Gomillz, Zip, and Bake. No guest, but it's all good.  PS: New theme song bitches!

Twas' the podcast before Christmas and all through the hood, Millz, Zip, and Bake are here to tell you what's good! Lol, that was corny. But anyway, the gang is back with another episode. This week we discuss Trump and the impeachment, new music, and a host of other things. Be sure to leave us a review and 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify.

Gomillz, Zip, and Bake discuss the origin of Black Friday (as given by Twitter). Other topics ranged from Lamar Jackson to the Lizzo/Ari/Soul Train Awards saga. Another great episode in the books!

This week we have artist and writer Dakotah Aiyanna in the studio with us. We start the show speaking on Tory Lanez comment about women not being in his tax bracket. We also give our takes on Kap and the NFL. Dakotah tells us about her start doing art, her background and how her parents nurtured and talent and more.

A little over a month ago we had Semerra and her friends Denise & Alex on the show. The conversation was so good that we never actually got a chance to touch on what their passions are. Well they're back and it's another great episode!