That Ain’t My Business ,But Let’s Talk About it!

Unlocking Real Talk: Guns, Streets, and Accountability with Marcus Johnson

Welcome to another riveting episode of "That Ain't My Business, but Let's Talk About It." Hosted by Nestor the Dunn, Pac-Man, and PTV Ugly, this episode dives deep into the complexities of street life, accountability, and new legislation impacting the community.Our special guest, Marcus Johnson Jr., shares his raw and unfiltered insights on various topics, including the new law allowing 18-year-olds to carry guns without permits, and the implications it has for the black community. The conversation takes a candid look at how systemic issues and personal choices intersect, and the importance of accountability in navigating these challenges.We also explore the impact of learned behaviors, the role of financial literacy, and the power of collective action. MJ emphasizes the need for young people to leverage their influence for positive change and discusses the importance of creating opportunities through programs like the Louisiana Institute of Creative Artists (Laika).Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that challenges the status quo and calls for a new approach to solving the issues facing our communities. This episode is packed with real talk, practical advice, and a few laughs along the way.Don't miss it!

"Is Nicki Daniels Wrong? Insurance Drama, Motown Party & Celtics Debate - That Ain't My Business"

In this episode of "That Ain't My Business," the crew dives into a heated discussion on a variety of controversial and engaging topics. From the questionable handling of a $250,000 insurance policy to the intricate dynamics of the Boston Celtics, there's no shortage of fiery debates and laughter.
We start off with Big Smoosh from Smoosh Gang Mafia, who changes his name yet again, and the gang gets into a spirited discussion about the ethics surrounding a quarter-million-dollar insurance payout. Is Nicki wrong for capitalizing on the money, or should the blame fall elsewhere? The crew weighs in with differing perspectives, ensuring a lively debate.
The conversation shifts to a unique block party in Motown Projects, filled with colorful characters and unexpected turns. The crew shares their firsthand experiences and observations, making you feel like you're right there with them.
Finally, the episode rounds off with an intense discussion about the Boston Celtics. With passionate arguments about player performances, team dynamics, and predictions for the future, it's a must-listen for any basketball fan.
Join us for another episode filled with humor, raw opinions, and unfiltered conversations. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!

Navigating Life, Love, and Community: A Deep Dive with Nicki Daniel

Welcome to a special episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It." This week's discussion is a rich tapestry of life experiences, community involvement, and personal insights, featuring your hosts Ugly Man, Nesto the Don, Robert Pac-Man, and a very special guest, Nicki Daniel. Nicky, the founder of the "Sleepers for the Rich" brand, dives into his journey from humble beginnings to becoming a prominent figure in his community.
In this episode, the hosts and Nicky explore a variety of topics, including the significance of family portraits, the dynamics of step-parenting, and the challenges of balancing multiple relationships. Nicky shares his thoughts on how men can manage multiple partners and the importance of pooling resources for community upliftment. The discussion also delves into the nuances of local politics and the impact of influential figures like 50 Cent on the nightlife and culture of Shreveport.
The conversation takes an introspective turn as Nicky opens up about his experiences in the Air Force, his views on homosexuality in the black community, and the vital role of networking spaces like the Style Boy in fostering community relationships. The episode wraps up with a candid discussion on handling criticism and the importance of small victories in overcoming insecurities.
Tune in for a thought-provoking and entertaining episode that promises to leave you with a deeper understanding of the complexities of life, love, and community.

From Mixtapes to Mentorship: Jamie the Rockstar's Evolution

In this engaging episode of "That Ain't My Business. But Let's Talk About It," hosts Nesto tha Dunn and Pac-Man the Hood Voice Box welcome the multifaceted Jamie the Rockstar, now known as Coach Jamie. Jamie shares his journey from a music artist in North Shreveport to a corporate coach and educator. He delves into his early success with So Slim Records, his collaborations with artists like Juvenile and Bun B, and his transition to artist management and filmmaking.
Listeners will gain insights into Jamie's innovative approach to the music business, his experiences with hand-to-hand DVD sales, and the impact of streaming on the industry. The episode also touches on the cultural significance of Louisiana's music scene, the evolution of hip-hop, and the challenges faced by today's youth. With a mix of humor, nostalgia, and valuable life lessons, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersections of music, entrepreneurship, and mentorship.

"The King of Louisiana: Big Poppa's Rise in Ratchet Music"

In this electrifying episode, we dive deep into the legendary career of Big Poppa, the self-proclaimed King of Louisiana. Joined by his co-hosts, Nesto the Don and Pac-Man, Big Papa shares his journey from the streets of Shreveport to becoming a prominent figure in the ratchet music scene.
We kick off with an introduction of the hosts and their appreciation for Big Poppa's influence in the local music culture. The conversation quickly turns to Big Poppa's early days, his inspirations, and the pivotal moments that shaped his career. From recording on a school friend's two-shot tape to meeting influential figures like Loons and performing at the BET Awards, Big Papa's stories are nothing short of captivating.
The episode also delves into the challenges Big Papa faced, including his experiences with record labels, the highs and lows of signing with Lava House, and the impact of Mandigo's incarceration on the label's trajectory. Despite the setbacks, Big Poppa's resilience shines through as he discusses his continued passion for music and his commitment to mentoring young artists.
Listeners will also get an inside look at Big Poppa's creative process, his transition from fast-paced rapping to club hits, and the personal experiences that influenced his unique sound. The hosts share their admiration for Big Poppa's performances and the undeniable energy he brings to every stage he steps on.
As the episode concludes, Big Poppa offers invaluable advice to aspiring artists, emphasizing the importance of patience, understanding the business, and staying true to oneself. With a promise to return for more stories and insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the music industry's inner workings and the legacy of one of Louisiana's finest.
Don't miss this candid and inspiring conversation with Big Poppa, a true icon in the world of ratchet music.

From High School Memories to Sports Betting Insights

Welcome to another engaging episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It"! This time, your favorite hosts FTF Ugly, Nesto tha Don, and Pac-Man are joined by special guest Astro Castro, a sports betting therapist known for his expertise in the field.
The episode kicks off with a nostalgic trip down memory lane as the hosts reminisce about their high school days in various schools around Shreveport. They share funny anecdotes and discuss the different reputations of the schools they attended.
The conversation then takes a deep dive into the world of sports betting. Astro Castro explains why he has strong feelings against FanDuel and sheds light on the politics behind sports betting. He shares his journey into sports betting, his unique strategies, and the metrics he uses to achieve a high success rate. The hosts and Astro discuss the importance of research, understanding prop bets, and the value of learning new skills.
In a lively debate, the hosts compare the talents of NBA players like Luka Dončić and Kyrie Irving, examining their stats and impact on the game. They also touch upon the influence of player size and skill in the NBA, making for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion.
The episode wraps up with a conversation about the responsibilities of public figures in testifying against crimes, referencing Bun B's recent experience, and a humorous debate about hypothetical scenarios involving animals and humans.
Don't miss this episode packed with laughter, insights, and plenty of sports talk. Tune in now!

Cleaning Up Queensborough and Exploring Social Issues with Megan Gallagher

Welcome to another episode of "That Ain't My Business, but Let's Talk About It." Your favorite hosts, Nesto tha Don, PTB Ugly Man, and Robert Bruchon (Pac-Man, the Hood Voice Boss), are joined by Megan Gallagher to discuss her initiative to clean up the Queensborough neighborhood.
Megan shares her experiences growing up in the community and her efforts to organize neighborhood cleanups. The conversation touches on various social issues, including the importance of education in reducing crime, the history of neighborhood demographics, and the challenges of community outreach.
Our hosts dive into the complexities of racism in Shreveport, the impact of political leadership on local communities, and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Megan provides her insights on the Israel-Palestine situation and the role of international politics in shaping local perceptions.
We also explore the controversial topic of Pride Month and the rights of the LGBTQIA community, discussing recent political developments and their implications for civil liberties.
Join us for a thought-provoking episode filled with candid discussions, community-focused initiatives, and a touch of humor. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation!

The Trump Trials and Political Power Plays

Welcome to another riveting episode of "That Ain't My Business." In this episode, your host neSto the Don, alongside Pac-Man, Awopp, and PTB Ugly, dive deep into the latest on Donald Trump's hush money trial. With 34 felony counts against Trump, the crew dissects the intricate details of the charges and what they mean for the former president.
The conversation veers into the broader implications of Trump's legal battles, touching on the role of political motivations and the justice system's integrity. The hosts debate whether Trump's actions warrant jail time and how political aspirations might be influencing the timing of these charges.
Special guests make their voices heard, including an intriguing call from the Biden campaign, adding another layer of political drama to the discussion. The episode wraps up with a critical look at international and domestic issues, comparing the plight of Palestinians to challenges faced by African Americans in the U.S.
Join us for a no-holds-barred discussion filled with humor, strong opinions, and raw truths about the state of American politics and justice. Don't miss out!