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Juvenile Talks 400 Degrees Band, Hot Boys Legacy, Super Bowl & Valentine’s Day Concert | Podcast

Join hosts Nesto tha Don and Pac-Man the Hood Voice Box for a lively and insightful conversation with the legendary juvenile  in this special episode of "That Ain't My Building, but Let's Talk About It." Dive into the world of Louisiana rap as Juvie shares stories from his storied career, discussing his groundbreaking work with the 400 Degrees Band and how they're bringing back the magic of live performances without a safety net of lip-syncing. Discover the electrifying blend of live music paired with animated visuals that promises to revive and redefine his classic hits.
Experience the joy and camaraderie as the episode unveils Juvie's upcoming concert on Valentine's Day in Shreveport, where fans will witness his first full live band performance there, in a lineup featuring Manny Fresh and Turk. Juxtaposing nostalgia with novelty, this event is set to showcase their vibrant stage presence and a truly unique performance style — capturing the raw essence of their music.
The conversation takes a deep dive into the impact Juvie and his peers have had on the Louisiana hip-hop scene, with reflections on the past and aspirations for the future. From the legacy of the legendary Hot Boys to the latest projects with young talents, Juvie's narrative is a testament to his enduring influence and resilience in the industry. Get an exclusive peek into the rare tracks and potential collaborations in the pipeline, dedicated to both long-time followers and the next generation of music lovers.
Tune in to hear about the meaningful causes close to Juvie’s heart, including new ventures like his special Super Bowl edition jacket and entrepreneur endeavors in the cannabis industry. With candid discussions and plenty of laughs, this episode showcases a behind-the-scenes look at one of rap's foundational figures as he gears up for more groundbreaking moves. Don’t miss out on this vibrant episode that speaks to every fan's heart, celebrating the journey, music, and legacy of Juvie the Great.

”From Trenches to Triumph: The Journey of HooliBaby Neeno”

Welcome to another exhilarating episode of 'That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It,' where Nesto Tha Don teams up with Pac-Man, Motion City's hood's voice box, for a deep dive into the raw, unfiltered vibes of the city. The hosts are joined by special guest Hoolibaby Neeno, renowned for his artistic prowess and deep roots in the streets. In this riveting narrative, Neeno opens up about his journey from the gritty trenches to the forefront of the local music scene. The episode explores his dynamic lifestyle, juggling performances and hood life, with tales of dice games, and heated encounters, all serving as a testament to his rough-edged authenticity and the wild spirit that defines him. Neeno doesn't shy away from the chaotic influence of relationships, both personal and professional, as he navigates fame and rumors in this heated atmosphere. Listeners are pulled into mesmerizing dialogs, rich with the unique vernacular of street life intermingled with stories about loyalty, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of money and music. The hosts and Neeno take us on a whimsical yet intense journey, full of humor and insightful asides, while igniting our curiosity about the mysterious dynamics of Motion City's pulse. This episode is packed with titillation and revelations, making it a must-listen for those eager to delve into the layered stories and hidden gems of urban culture. So tune in as 'That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It' unfurls a tapestry of hustle, rhythm, and resilience.

Unfiltered Conversations with Angel and Trent

In this episode of the G-U-L-L-Boomane podcast, host and guests Angel and Trent take center stage in an unfiltered, no-holds-barred conversation. Hailing from Louisiana, Angel and Trent share their unique backgrounds and stories from Coop Road and Marksville, offering listeners a raw glimpse into their lives.
The episode begins with some light-hearted introductions, swiftly moving into candid discussions about personal experiences and perceptions. From revealing questions about authenticity to dealing with online twerking videos, Angel opens up about her life, confronting preconceptions with humor and honesty. Trent brings his own insights, contributing to the lively dynamic that keeps listeners engaged.
As the conversation unfolds, expect unexpected twists and unabashed answers to bold questions, including relationship intricacies and societal perspectives. Whether it's about the fleeting moments of intimacy or the much-debated topic of turn-ons and turn-offs, Angel and Trent discuss it all with a refreshing straightforwardness.
This episode captures the essence of storytelling through dialogue, drawing listeners into unforgettable tales of spontaneity and truth, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking unfiltered narratives straight from the heart of Louisiana.

A Fresh Start: Revamping the NAACP in Shreveport

Welcome to another riveting episode of That Ain't My Business, featuring insightful conversations with esteemed guests who are catalysts for change in Shreveport, Louisiana. Join us as Pacman, the Hood Voice Box, and Nesto tha Don engage with the newly elected leadership of the Shreveport NAACP - Alvin Oliver, Lester Smith, and Larry Ellis - in a compelling discussion about community transformation and leadership.
Discover the historical significance behind Sam Cooke's iconic song "A Change Is Gonna Come," rooted deeply in Shreveport's narrative and echoed in the aspirations of Shreveport's new NAACP administration. As Alvin Oliver, Lester Smith, and Larry Ellis share their strategic vision for the organization, hear how they plan to rebrand and revolutionize the NAACP to better serve the community, uniting both young and seasoned voices.
This episode is a dynamic tapestry of stories, aspirations, and actionable insights into creating a thriving, diverse, and inclusive Shreveport. Learn how the new leadership intends to bridge generational and cultural gaps, tackle the pressing issues of mental health, violence, and economic development, and forge strong community ties across racial and socio-economic divides.
Get inspired by the transformative agenda set by these change-makers who are not just about words but relentless action, promising to revitalize the community and bring hope and opportunity to all. Tune in and become part of the conversation that aims to reshape Shreveport's future, showing that a united effort can indeed lead to substantial and lasting change.

”Behind the Scenes with SODBankroll: Navigating Music and Street Life”

Join the hosts Nesto the Don and Pac-Man as they dive into a captivating conversation with SODBankroll, one of the top artists emerging from Shreveport, Louisiana. In this episode, SODBankroll shares insights into his music journey, discussing the balance between street life and the studio. The hosts explore deep topics ranging from navigating police harassment to the impact of incarceration on an artist's career.
SOD Bankroll reflects on the tragic death of fellow artist Blue Benji Kobe, discussing its profound impact on his life and career. He shares personal anecdotes about overcoming obstacles, such as dealing with legal challenges and the ways these experiences have shaped his music and his life. The discussion also touches on the camaraderie and competition within the local music scene, highlighting both collaborative endeavors and the challenges of staying relevant.
The episode provides an unfiltered look into the real-life struggles and triumphs of a rising artist, delving into themes of loss, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of success. It's a must-listen for those interested in the raw realities behind the music industry and the personal stories of those striving to rise above adversity.

From Streets to Spoken Word: OG Jojo’s Journey

In this episode, hosts Nesto Da Don and Pac-Man, the Hood Voice Box, engage in an intense and revealing discussion with OG Jojo, also known as the Body Snatcher. Coming straight from Shreveport, Jojo shares his gritty past filled with gang life, crime, and prison time. He reflects on the challenges and the spiritual awakening that guided him towards poetry and motivational speaking.
Throughout the episode, Jojo provides raw insights into the harsh realities of prison life, the transformation one can undergo through self-discovery, and the importance of having a support system upon reentry into society. He speaks candidly about the difficulties of adjusting to life outside and the pivotal role his community and faith have played in his ongoing journey.
The conversation also touches on wider topics such as the evolution of hip-hop, societal injustice, and the socio-political climate, providing a broader context to Jojo’s personal narrative. This episode is not just about personal redemption but also about inspiring others to find their true path and purpose, even amidst adversity.

TGKOMMAS ”Trench Tales: From Baton Rouge Streets to Musical Heights”

In this raw and captivating episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It," hosts Nesto tha Don  and Pacman, the hood's voice box, dive deep into the unfiltered world of Trench Guard, a rising star from Zion City, Baton Rouge. Their special guest lays bare his journey from humble beginnings, discussing his complicated ties to Zion City and the challenges of navigating the rap industry.
Listeners are taken on a journey through the ups and downs of fame, friendships, and financial dealings in the rap game. Trench Guard opens up about impactful collaborations with artists like O.B.N.J., True Bleeda, and Fredo Bang, while sharing the trials he's faced along the way, including a costly encounter with another artist, Finesse two times.
The episode weaves through personal anecdotes and raw storytelling, shedding light on the gritty realities of life in the trenches, street loyalty, and the constant hustle for success. Special emphasis is placed on the impact of music as a life-changing force, detailing Trench Guard’s devotion to his family and personal growth amidst the chaos.

Temporary Mayor Takes the Helm: Dr. Alan Jackson’s Insights on Shreveport

In this engaging episode of 'That Ain't My Business,' hosts Nesto Tha Don and Pac-Man welcome back Dr. Alan Jackson, Chair of the Shreveport City Council, for an insightful discussion on his temporary role as Mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana. Dr. Jackson shares the complexities and responsibilities of stepping into the mayoral role during the incumbent mayor's recovery.
The conversation covers a range of topics including Shreveport's political dynamics, the recent approval of a significant bond package, and the city's partnership with entertainment mogul 50 Cent. Dr. Jackson sheds light on the challenges and misconceptions surrounding city governance, particularly in relation to the city's budgeting processes and efforts to spur economic development.
The episode delves into Shreveport's community dynamics, touching on public safety initiatives, infrastructure improvements, and the ongoing collaboration between the city council and the mayor. Dr. Jackson emphasizes the importance of trust and communication among city officials and highlights the need for community involvement in driving positive change.
Listeners are also treated to some candid thoughts on local figures and the broader implications of Shreveport's efforts to become a thriving urban center, complete with vibrant nightlife and new business opportunities. Tune in for a comprehensive look at how Shreveport's leaders aim to transform the city while maintaining its unique cultural identity.