Filmmaker - John Uranday

Marlon D is a Hip Hop emcee, podcaster, actor and performer, and he’s back for another interview on the ‘Pod. He recently launched his newest album entitled “The Orphan,” and he and Double A chop it up about that album, some of the tracks and many other topics. Make sure to enjoy this episode!

Lui Blanco hails from Vallejo, CA. He’s a Hip Hop Recording Artist who’s really making waves in the industry in such a short period of time. Coming off the recent release of his self-titled album; he’s already worked with some notable names. Tune-in and enjoy his story. We dig in to get a closer look at this artist’s life.

Major originally hails from St. Louis, MO, and started her journey of entrepreneurship at the very young age of 13. All she was dreams and ideas to go along with her ambition of changing her life. Fast-forward to 2022 and she’s now running three successful online businesses. She also gets hired to speak to the youth community in California and Missouri and impart knowledge. Tune-in and become inspired by this young woman following her dreams.

Welcome back to THE PROFILE POD for another episode. This week we are joined by Hypnotic. He’s out of the San Diego area and he’s to talk about so many things. He and Double A touched on his love for his Chicano culture, Mexican relatives, upcoming single releases and much more. Enjoy this one!

On this edition of The Profile Pod, we welcome Standup Comedian, Richard Villa. He’s a Mexican-American comic out of Southern California who’s super-hilarious and has a no holds barred style. He opens up about selling crack in Compton, CA, his first time on stage and so much more! Get ready to laugh your ass off with Double A and Richard.

Talk about an all-star guest panel; on this episode, we welcome some of Hip Hop's biggest names including Kurtis Blow, Grandmaster Dee of Whodini, Dr. Bob Lee of KBLS 107.5 NYC Radio, and the one and only GQ da'Embassy. Double A chops it up with the panel about the history of Hip Hop, growing up in NYC in the 70's, their latest non-profit ventures and much more. Please tune-in and become inspired by their incredible stories. We are extremely humbled for their appearances on this platform. Huge shout out to the panel, and special thank you to GQ for being the catalyst to organizing this conversation.

John hails from Bakersfield, CA, and he’s a veteran in the world of entertainment. Having started as a rapper in the mid 90’s, he transitioned to filmmaking in the early 2000’s and hasn’t looked back. A graduate of the Los Angeles Film School; creator of two Apps - MUSEC & Lyrically Speaking, John continues to inspire us all. Tune-in and hear all about where and how you can connect with his work.

Gq is originally from New Jersey, but he definitely spent a lot of time in The Bronx, NY. He spawned a friendship with the legendary emcee, Big Pun, and he talks about it on this episode. Gq also hosts his own podcast called “Check The Rhyme Radio”, so he’s definitely got thing cooking. He’s very well-spoken and very energetic, which is truly inspirational! Huge shout out to Gq da’ Embassy for being so real and humble.

Get ready to hear a legit conversation with a left artist. Bonnie Blue creates art for herself and she’s unapologetic about it. She makes it clear that she doesn’t care what anyone thinks about her and and her art. This should serve as an inspiration to us that we need to do what we love to do and love what we do in life. Especially when it comes to creating art, we should let our soul hang out there. Bonnie is truly an inspiration as an artist, as you’ll see why in this episode! Enjoy!

Josh Redfield aka The Purple Preacher returns to the ‘Pod to grace us with his presence. He and Double A chop it up about what he’s been up to, his forthcoming book and life in the Twin Cities. Go see for yourself how he performs his unique brand of rhyming and poetry. It’s truly original. Thanks again for being here!