BOOM IN YOUR FACE PODCAST 🎤 HOSTED BY MARY KEARNEY

Mary Kearney, the host of ‪@boominyourfacepodcast ‬ and @lilyellow an artist carving out his own lane in modern hip-hop. Hailing from Miami, Florida, Lil Yellow is an independent rapper blending melody, storytelling, and positive energy to create a sound that feels fresh and authentic. What makes his music stand out is the concept behind it; his academically themed catalog, including Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, and Misadventures of Yellow, documents his journey of growth, creativity, and self-discovery. With standout tracks like “Groove” and “911,” Lil Yellow represents the new wave of independent hip-hop artists who value authenticity, self-expression, and staying true to themselves. If you’re into melodic rap,independent artists on the rise, and real conversations about music and growth, you’re going to want to hear this one. Topics Covered:• The story behind Lil Yellow’s Freshman → Senior concept albums• Growing as an independent hip-hop artist• Inspiration behind “Groove” and “911.”• Staying authentic in modern hip-hop@boominyourfacepodcast

Boom in Your Face Podcast host Mary Kearney & special guest Dianne Garvis of the “Good Neighbor Program” discuss the 24th annual charity event featuring Tony Danza. Get readyfor an inspiring and joy-filled episode of the Boom In Your Face Podcast, where bold conversations meet powerful community impact! This episode, we’re honored to welcome Dianne Garvis, founder of the Good Neighbor Program, as she shares the heart, history, and hope behind their incredible mission of service. In this special episode, Dianne reveals the excitement surrounding the 24th Annual Good Neighbor CharityEvent, a cherished tradition that unites people to support families, build stronger neighborhoods, and spread kindness where it’s needed most.And this year’s celebration features a star-studded twist!Beloved actor Tony Danza—yes, Tony, who starred in the hit Netflix series The Good Cop—continues to shine as one of the world’s most adored and iconic entertainers for over 40 Incredible years! Best known for his unforgettable starring roles in two of television’s most beloved and long-running classics, Taxiand Who’s The Boss?, He remains a true legend whose charisma lights up every screen he appears on! He will take the stage toperform a soulful, swinging tribute, showcasing everything from classic charm to timeless tunes. It’s a performance you won’t want to miss.Tune in for:· A deep dive into the Good Neighbor Program’s ongoing impact· Behind-the-scenes stories about this year’s charity event· Highlights of Tony Danza’s: Standards & StoriesA call to action for community, compassion, and supporting one another. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or discovering the movement for the first time, this episode will leave you inspired, energized, and reminded of the impact we can have—together with being “GoodNeighbors.”Listen now and feel the BOOM—in your heart, your Spirit, and your community!MORE INFORMATION ONhttps://www.facebook.com/thegoodneighborprogram/SHARE, SUBSCRIBE BELOW, AND SUPPORT THE PODCAST: CASHAPP @$BOOMINYOURFACEPODCAS

BOOM IN YOUR FACE PODCAST HOST MARY KEARNEY AND GRITTY(Raymond Greene) TALK ABOUT HIS UPCOMING MUSICAL RELEASE AND LIFE. He's a musical visionary from Durham, North Carolina, currentlyriding the wave of the city’s hip-hop renaissance discoverdurham.com(http://renaissancediscoverdurham.com/). A former jazz trumpet player, hissophisticated background influences a production style that blends jazz, funk,and soulful hip-hop elements. He draws on a wide range of influences from the’70s through the ’90s: soul legend Curtis Mayfield, hip-hop pioneer Big DaddyKane, and East Coast innovators Wu-Tang Clan—sources from hiphop-history.com,history.hiphop, and bbc.com. This mix of old-school soul and gritty rapsensibility shapes his sound. In the spirit of Chuck D’s saying that hip-hop is“about constantly reinventing yourself and pushing boundaries” (bookey.app,http://bookey.app/), Gritty’s music challenges conventions and pushes thegenre’s limits (independentlyknau.org, http://independentlyknau.org/),demonstrating how dedicated fans can drive indie careers. In 2024, Grittyfounded his own indie label, signing and promoting artists in both the US andAfrica; industry experts note that today “independent artists and record labelsin Africa can now match and surpass their counterparts in more developedmarkets” (musicbusinessworldwide.com, http://musicbusinessworldwide.com/). Thisglobal outlook reflects Gritty’s commitment to amplifying diverse voices andreshaping hip-hop from a broad cultural perspective.Lookingahead, Gritty’s momentum continues with new music. His upcoming album, The Yearof the Father, is scheduled for release on Nov. 15, 2025, across all majorplatforms. Early singles hint at expansive themes and innovative production. Ashe prepares to release this project, Gritty draws on his North Carolina and NewYork's roots and worldwide experiences to shape his artistry. Even after years inthe scene, he remains one of hip-hop’s most original voices, constantlychallenging listeners and the industry to rethink what the genre can become.For more information, visit the website boominyourfacepodcast.comhttps://allaboutentertainm9.wixsite.com/website-3

Host Mary Kearney from Boom in Your Face wants to know do you remember "Honey, Honey"? Have you wondered where's my favorite crooner from back in the day? Look no further here's the voice extraordinaire David Hudson still in the game for over four decades. His voice will make you dance and cry from the deep baritone sound of pure joy. You can hear his love for music in every note. Sit back relax and enjoy a musical trip to "Soul Town".

Mary Kearney the host of  @boominyourfacepodcast  and  @WILLCOVINGTON1950  takes a stroll down royal music history that can only be told by Will Covington himself. Join us as we take a trip down memory lane with over 50 years of history. This is part 1 of 3 episode series you will love hearing the full story.

It's part 2 of the Boom in Your Face Podcast with host, Mary Kearney, alongside world-renowned drummer Scott Metko and Karlee Elza, dive into the intersection of "Money & Music". For musicians and artists, often dependent solely on their music for income, it's vital to explore various avenues to maximize earnings from their creations. ⁠https://allaboutentertainm9.wixsite.com/website-3⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/boominyourfacepodcast/⁠ ⁠Scott Metko (@scottmetko) https://www.instagram.com/scottmetko ⁠Karlee Elza (@djkarlsbad) https://www.instagram.com/djkarlzbad/

The Boom in Your Face host, Mary Kearney, alongside world-renowned drummer Scott Metko and Karlee Elza, delves into the intersection of "Money & Music". For musicians and artists, often dependent solely on their music for income, it's vital to explore various avenues to maximize earnings from their creations. https://allaboutentertainm9.wixsite.com/website-3 https://www.instagram.com/boominyourfacepodcast/ Scott Metko (@scottmetko) • Instagram photos and videosinstagram.com Karlee Elza (@itskarlee.e) • Instagram photos and videosinstagram.com

Mary Kearney, the host of"Boom in Your Face Podcast, and Gerard Legagneur, a corporate attorney and host of "Florida Fresh Mix," are engaging in an enlightening conversation about being a child entertainer, life, and career changes. Have you ever thought about making changes in your journey or wanted to hear about an exciting life journey with many turns? If so, you don't want to miss this amazing journey. It's fascinating to see how your life can start in one direction and turn into a completely new direction. Gerard's story is a testament to this. He went from being a lawyer to pursuing his passion for the arts. This journey is inspirational for anyone who comes into his orbit.

Boom In Your Face Podcast host Mary Kearney's “Juneteenth Celebration Episode Black Empowerment” talk with Artist/Music Producer JaedaSound, and a group of podcaster's perspectives on its meaning! Black empowerment is not about seeking supremacy over others or creating divisions. It is about dismantling the systems that have perpetuated inequality, while simultaneously building a society that values diversity, inclusivity, and equal opportunity. It is about eradicating the barriers that prevent black individuals from reaching their full potential and ensuring that every person has access to quality education, healthcare, employment, and social resources.  But black empowerment is not solely a responsibility for the black community; it is a collective endeavor. It requires the engagement and support of people from all walks of life. Allies, we call upon you to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with us in the pursuit of justice and equality. Together, we can challenge stereotypes, break down barriers, and create a world where every black person is valued, respected, and empowered to thrive.

Host Mary Kearney & “Friday Night Karaoke” host Joe Rubin sit down and talk all things karaoke. In this exciting episode of "BOOM IN YOUR FACE PODCAST," Joe shares how fearless his group of artists decides to try their luck at karaoke. With high hopes, laughter, and a touch of nervousness, they step into a vibrant karaoke virtual bar ready to unleash their hidden singing talents. Have you tried to get your latest song out in front of an audience without the red tape? Well, “Friday Night Karaoke” might be the answer. Come join us and listen to the interview on how to get started.