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

Building Bridges: From Streets to Mainstream

In this engaging episode, hosts Pac-Man and Nesto the Don sit down with special guest Scott Morris to explore the vibrant intersections of music, business, and community. Scott, a seasoned manager and marketing expert, shares insights into his journey of connecting the streets to mainstream success through strategic collaborations.
The conversation dives into the importance of networking and the role of events like Humor Harmony Weekend in fostering connections and opportunities in Shreveport, Louisiana. Scott also opens up about his experiences working with prominent brands like Bel-Air and Rap Snacks, shedding light on his innovative approach to artist management and brand activations.
Listeners will gain valuable perspectives on the challenges and rewards of managing artists, the significance of maintaining genuine relationships, and the ever-present potential for growth and learning in the music industry. Whether you're an aspiring artist, manager, or entrepreneur, this episode provides a wealth of knowledge and inspiration for anyone looking to make their mark in the world of entertainment.

Shiloh’s Harmonious Journey: The Revival of Boy Bands in 2024

 
In this episode, hosts Ness Noda Don and Pac-Man, the Hood Voice Box, dive into the world of music with the emerging R&B group, Shilo. The group, consisting of members Carez, Lil' Kelly, DeWaun, and J-Soul, shares their insights on staying united in the competitive music industry.
The conversation explores the challenges and dynamics of maintaining harmony within the group, emphasizing respect and communication as key elements that keep them together. Shilo discusses their origins from Shreveport and their shared goals of creating music that resonates with audiences while providing for their families.
The episode also delves into Shilo's creative process, highlighting how they draw inspiration from everyday experiences and work collaboratively on their music. The members reflect on their influences, including legendary artists like Michael Jackson, Usher, and Chris Brown, and how these icons shape their sound.
Listeners get an inside look at the realities of juggling personal lives with their music careers, the significance of their name, and the journey from formation to performing on stage. Shilo’s commitment to their craft is evident as they share their experiences working with renowned producers and the impact of mentors like Slack.
With candid discussions about relationships, industry challenges, and the current state of R&B, this episode provides a comprehensive overview of Shilo's mission to bring back the essence of R&B groups in 2024. Tune in to hear their latest single, "Chances," and discover what sets them apart in the ever-evolving music scene.

Sidney Coates:The 1998 Jordan Sneaker Heist That Cost Him a Scholarship & Changed His Life Forever

In this riveting episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It," your favorite co-hosts, Nesto the Don and Pac-Man, the hood voice box, delve into an extraordinary story that blends youthful ambition with a touch of infamy. They are joined by Sidney Coates, also known as Coco, hailing from Shreveport, who takes us on a journey back to 1998, unraveling the tale of one of America's most legendary sneaker heists.
Listen as Sidney recounts how he became a key player in a massive Jordan shoe heist, a moment he describes as "nigga history" that made waves in Shreveport and beyond. The discussion covers the dynamics of the heist, the ensuing federal investigation, and the consequences that followed. Sidney shares how this experience diverted his path from a promising football career to an unexpected entanglement with the law.
The episode also touches on themes of community dynamics, the allure of fast money, and the influence of peer pressure during youth. Sidney reflects on his choices, providing listeners with candid insights and lessons learned from his past. The conversation is a fascinating blend of humor, reflection, and raw storytelling, offering a unique glimpse into a significant cultural event.
Tune in for a captivating narrative that not only entertains but also offers a thoughtful examination of choices, consequences, and the journey toward redemption.

”R.B.N. Murda Talks Rap Beefs, Mista Cain, Jay Lewis, & Street Politics | That Ain’t My Business”

Welcome to another episode of "That Ain't My Business? But Let's Talk About It," hosted by Nest tho Don, Pac-Man, and R.B.N. Murder. This episode dives deep into the raw and unfiltered stories from the streets of Shreveport and Bossier City, featuring gritty tales of life, music, and survival.
Join us as we explore the experiences of growing up in K-Side and Jack Quarters, the dynamics of local police interactions, and the intricate world of street politics. Our guest, a local artist, shares candid insights into his journey, highlighting his connections with influential figures like Zo and Youngboy, and the impact they've had on his life and music career.
We also delve into personal anecdotes involving wild club nights, the challenges of maintaining relationships amidst street life, and the ongoing evolution of the local music scene. From discussing the realities of past conflicts to celebrating the success of fellow artists like Hula Baby Nino, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and revelations.
With a mix of humor, honesty, and hard-hitting truths, "That Ain't My Business? But Let's Talk About It" offers a compelling look into the lives of those navigating the intersection of music and street culture. Tune in for an episode that promises to entertain, inform, and provoke thought.

Jeter Jones: The King of Trail Ride Blues on Southern Soul, Life Lessons, Trail Rides, & Marine Life

Join your favorite co-hosts, Nestor the Don and Pac-Man, on a riveting episode of "That Ain't My Business But Let's Talk About It," where they dive into the vibrant world of Southern Soul music. This week, they welcome a special guest, the acclaimed King of Trail Ride Blues, Jeter Jones, hailing from Mansfield, Louisiana. Experience the raw energy as Jeter shares his journey from humble beginnings to becoming a beloved figure in the Southern Soul scene. In this lively discussion, Jeter Jones opens up about the significance of representing his hometown, the influence of Southern Soul in mainstream music, and the unique culture of trail rides. He shares personal anecdotes from his time in the Marines, his experiences with community work, and the invaluable life lessons imparted by his grandfather. Listeners are in for a treat with Jeter’s live performances, which capture the essence of trail ride culture. Explore the dynamic world of Southern Soul, its challenges in the music industry, and Jeter's vision for its future. This episode is a testament to resilience, authenticity, and the power of music to transcend boundaries. Don’t miss this engaging conversation with the trailblazer himself, Jeter Jones, on "That Ain't My Business But Let's Talk About It." Tune in for an unforgettable experience filled with music, laughter, and inspiration.

Ronald ’Slack Traxx’ Jefferson Talks Shreveport Music, Talent Management & Southern Soul’s Evolution

Welcome to another episode of "That Ain't My Business. But Let's Talk About It." In this engaging episode, your favorite co-hosts, nestothadon and Pac-Man, dive deep into the vibrant music scene of Shreveport, Louisiana. Joining them is a legendary guest, Ronald Jefferson, aka Slack, from Slack Traxx Entertainment, who shares his extensive experience and insights. Slack discusses his pivotal role in nurturing local talent, the challenges faced by artists and managers, and the evolution of Shreveport’s music industry. He provides a unique perspective on the business dynamics that shape the careers of aspiring musicians, reflecting on his own journey from the late 80s to present-day success. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the importance of loyalty, the impact of drill music, and the growing influence of Southern Soul as the new wave in music. Listeners will also hear about Slack’s interactions with prominent figures like Hurricane Chris, Big Poppa, and Jeter Jones, along with his experiences working with major labels and producers. The episode offers valuable advice for up-and-coming artists on how to navigate the music industry, emphasizing the need for patience, professionalism, and consistent self-promotion. Don’t miss this in-depth discussion that sheds light on the untold stories of Shreveport’s music scene and offers practical tips for artists looking to make their mark. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the music business from a true industry veteran.

Trail Rides, Southern Soul, and the Truth About Trail Ride Groupies

Welcome to another exciting episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It," hosted by Nestor the Dunn and Pac-Man the Hood Voice Box. This week, they're joined by special guest TP Thomas, aka Son of Soul TP, to dive deep into the world of Southern Soul and trail riding culture.
In this episode, TP Thomas breaks down what Southern Soul music is and how it intertwines with trail rides. The hosts and TP discuss the differences between Southern Soul and Zydeco music, the unique vibe of trail rides, and the artists who dominate this scene, including the legendary King George.
The conversation gets candid as TP shares his journey from rapping to Southern Soul, the impact of the genre on his career, and some wild stories from trail rides. They also touch on the dynamics of relationships, infidelity, and how TP managed to work through personal challenges.
Listeners will get an inside look at the culture of trail rides, including the presence of trail ride groupies, the influence of moonshine, and what it takes to prepare for a trail ride. The episode also humorously delves into the hosts' thoughts on recent controversies, including the scandal surrounding P. Diddy and the rumored freak-offs in the music industry.
Don't miss this episode filled with laughs, insights, and the raw truth about the Southern Soul and trail ride scene. Tune in to "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It" for all this and more!

Back in Motion: A Raw Conversation with HottBoii BG

Welcome back to another riveting episode of "That Ain't My Business But Let's Talk About It." In this episode, your favorite co-hosts, Nesto Tha Don and Pac-Man, the Hood's Voice Box, sit down with a very special guest, HottBoiiBG. Known for his raw and unfiltered style, HottBoiiBG opens up about his journey, the struggles of reintegrating into society after prison, and the importance of staying true to oneself. HottBoiiBG shares his thoughts on the music industry, the importance of loyalty, and his experiences growing up in Plain Dealing and Shreveport. He also dives deep into personal stories, including his relationship with his parents, his time in jail, and how it has shaped him into the man he is today. Listeners can expect a candid discussion on various topics, from the role of OGs in guiding the younger generation to the challenges of maintaining authenticity in a world that often values image over substance. HottBoiiBG also talks about his recent musical projects, collaborations, and his plans for the future. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to HottBoiiBG's music, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and real talk that you won't want to miss. Tune in to get a closer look at the man behind the music and his unwavering commitment to staying true to his roots. Subscribe, listen, and join the conversation!