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Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with Harrisburg, PA lyricist Mazon.Mazon is the best rapper you've never heard of. The Harrisburg, PA native has been writing and producing his own music since he was a pre-teen. "The way that I found him was crazy," says Skyyhook of The Wake Up Show on Shade45. "I was talking to a friend and they put the phone down to go check on something and this guy was playing in the background. I was like, what the....who is this?"Mazon is gearing up to release a self-titled album in Spring/Summer '17. This will be the 8th project in his catalog since releasing his first mixtape at 17 years old. "I didn't know what I was doing at first," admits the lyricist. "I just knew I was good and I loved making beats and writing raps. My style is totally different now. I actually grew up and experienced some things so I'm able to honestly talk about them in my music. These aren't just raps anymore."Follow Mazon @Mazon717Follow PoPolitickin @PoPolitickin

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with professional athlete and trainer Donald Fusilier.Donald Fusilier is a native of New Iberia, Louisiana. He endured plenty of hardships throughout his lifetime that he didn’t allow to control his path in life. Donald Fusilier moved to Baton Rouge from New Iberia, LA in April of 2015 after taking a Customer Support Specialist position with an AT&T Call Center. Prior to working at AT&T, Donald coached high school football and played professional indoor football for 5 years. He studied Health & Physical Education at Lindenwood University in Saint Charles, MO. This was one of his 3 collegiate stops. Passionate about sports and helping others, he started his own personal training business in 2017 named TheTeamFuseCamp LLC. His great passion is helping his athletes and clients achieve their individual goals. He also caters his approach to each individual client. Donald has two amazing kids, Saniaya who is 10 years old and Zye wh

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with WrongKind Records artist Eddie MMack.​Eddie Mmack is a young rap artist from San Diego, California. Using his words of experience to reveal the image of his community and the way he was brought up in South East San Diego, Ocean View area. Eddie MMack brings a clear sound that incorporates all elements of hip hop music ranging from a calm approach to an aggressive approach. Eddie MMack brings the reality of being young in the streets and surviving in the game to his music and has already completed 5 full cd mix tapes that are currently being released online.Eddie MMack started rapping at the age of 15 influenced by friends who shared the same dream. When he reached 17 Eddie MMack was arrested for a year and once released he went back for another 6 months. During those 6 months he received his GED and upon release moved on to trade school to develop a higher education.Besides school Eddie Mmack focused on hustling, rapping, working, o

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with San Diego rapper Baby Slick.Baby Slick is a promising young artist from the unforgiving streets of Southeast San Diego. His journey into the world of music can be traced back to the confines of a tiny California jail cell in 2016. It was there, at the age of 17, that Baby Slick picked up a pen and pad simply because there was nothing else to do. He began channeling his experiences in the urban trenches to tell the story that his brother, Lil’ Slick, had never got to finish telling before his untimely death in 2013. Although he had been writing for over a year, it wasn’t until Baby Slick’s release in April 2017 that he decided to really take his craft seriously. At that point, he found a studio and went straight to work. His introduction to the hip-hop scene came with the release of “Kan’t Trust,” which he wrote while incarcerated. Since then, he’s pumped out an assortment of songs and videos building up to the release of his first m

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick IFBB bodybuilding pro, personal trainer Terrell Robinson.Terrell discusses how he earned his pro card dispute losing his home in a flood, his personal training company "Dig Deep Fitness, fitness advice, and more. Lean more about Terrellhttp://digdeepfitnessllc.com/https://twitter.com/digdeepfitllcFollow @PoPolitickinpopolitickin.com

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with the Urban Super Hero DangerMan.As a 'real life' urban superhero, DangerMan is an advocate for children's rights promoting literacy, safety and good health. He wages against bullying and also fights human trafficking. DangerMan visits schools and community events encouraging his audience with a motto of "No gangs, guns, drugs, alcohol or tobacco." He has traveled throughout America and Haiti, empowering children to live their best life. "Protect, Promote and Provide" are the pillars DangerMan lives by. To purchase a made in America DangerMan Super Suit costume for a child you love, go to www.dangermanheroawards.com . Friend DangerMan on Facebook at DangerMan Urban Superhero . Follow DangerMan on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/user/urbansuperhero Follow @PoPolitickin

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick the hip hop artist Haddy Racks. Hailing from Bronx, New York Haddy Racks remembers when rap music had you standing by the radio waiting for your favorite jam to come back on. After releasing his Rackateering mixtape with DJ Kay Slay in January 2016, Racks celebrated the international release of his debut album Resumé in June via his Rack’d Up label in conjunction with ONErpm Distribution. Currently, Haddy Racks is celebrating his second full-length album New York Gritty which was released March 24, 2017, and working on his #Mixtagram visual mixtape projects.Follow Haddy Racks:http://Twitter.com/HaddyRackshttp://Instagram.com/HaddyRackshttp://Facebook.com/HaddyRackshttp://HaddyRacks.comFollow @PoPolitickin

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with Brooklyn, NY rapper Von Villain. Von Villain is a no nonsense lyrical genius, whose subtle punchlines and infectious flow has the whole tristate buzzing with anticipation of his upcoming EP. He skillfully mixes boom bap beats with a gritty New York sound. He explores a wide range of subjects in his music from street life to injustice and the New York party scene.Follow Von Villainhttp://instagram.com/SavageVillainhttp://facebook.com/VonVillainhttp://twitter.com/Von_Villain

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with NY hip hop artist F.L.O.W.F.L.O.W. (Freedom Lies Only Within) is a hip hop artist hailing from queens, NY who prides himself on lyrics and content. Be sure to checkout his recent project "In the Meantime..." Follow flow on twitter and IG: @Flow349, Snapchat: Flow349

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin Artist Spotlight. In this episode we politick with rapper, songwriter, performing artist Bishup Bicardi.Bishup Bicardi,” is a rapper, songwriter, performing artist based in Boston, Massachusetts. Bishup grew up in a large family where he was the youngest of five children. The schooling process was a difficult one for him since he was never interested in the standardized procedure of education. He always knew that he was meant to do something different from the average with his life. He started by playing sports and attended all high school social events. If bishup’s classmates were to describe him at that time, they would have said he was a jokester, the class clown. His personality was always larger than life and entertaining, whether it be in a classroom or on a stage. Bishup's first experience with music was at the age of eight when his older brother brought home the Tupac Shakur cassette called “The 7 Day Theory.” After spending an entire month listening

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin Artist Spotlight, in this episode we politick with Charlotte, NC songwriter Milan Hightower.MIlan discusses his unique style, why he's the new Bobby Brown/MC Hammer of the game, and more. Follow Millan on social mediahttp://instagram.com/MilanHightower http://facebook.com/MilanHightowerhttp://twitter.com/MilanHightower

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with Charlotte, North Carolina rapper Mr. 704.Marcus Frazier known to the Hip Hop Nation as Mr. 704 encompasses all things of his native Carolina. He has consistently served up a heavy dose of Southern Lyricism in the hip hop genre leading his city to become vastly known as a music contender. “ Mr. 704, a self-assured rapper with a slowed-down style, purposefully raspy voice and effectively forceful rhymes puncturing through garish beats. His panache is part hardcore rap, part Gangsta rap, with Crunk tendencies and a vibe that feels at home in the Southern hip-hop movement. More importantly, he is ours.” stated by Charlotte’s Creative Loafing.Follow Mr 704 on social media at @therealmr704Follow Po on social media at @popolitickin

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick Atlanta space aged rapper Mellah Nix.Born of a diverse background including Haitian, African Bantu, Chippewa, and Irish ancestry, Mellah Nix felt his true call to music at an early age, drawing influence from his blues-loving grandfather from Mississippi. From sketch pads to crafting design, his hands were always busy and involved in mixed media ventures.Before his mother’s tragic murder at the hands of his stepfather, she gifted him the sobriquet of Picasso, likening him to the legendary cubist painter, and told him: “Your world is your own, let people see what you see”. After the heartbreaking incident, Mellah Nix went to live with grandparents in Chicago, where he came to true form.Mellah Nix only moves at one speed, ventra à terre, and his artistry spans from resident artist at Art Studio Miami to working with media artist legends such as Kehinde Wiley on his “Faux Real” exhibition and having his contributions appear in Art in Americ

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with Atlanta emcee Sir Hop.Born and raised in Atlanta, Sir Hop cut his teeth in rap music while attending Auburn University. During his six year stint in Alabama, he released two solo projects: Square One (2010) and Greed Or Ambition (2011). Both LP’s were released under the name J-Hop. After the release of Greed Or Ambition, Hop turned his attention towards post production and mixed several albums/singles for several artists. In 2015, Sir Hop reemerged as half of the hip-hop group, RMVBM. After a critically acclaimed album and a small run of shows (including festivals such as Secret Stages), the group’s momentum ground to a halt as unsavory circumstances rendered the group inactive. Following the winds of change, Sir Hop returned to Atlanta with plans to release his newest full-length project, The Allure. The Allure was mostly produced by Sir Hop himself while serving as the first solo project since Greed Or Ambition. The Allure has sin

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with author Fayth Thomas.Fayth is the author of the children's book entitled "Being the Best You". This book deliberates diabetes in a way that children and parents can easily understand. I am open to discuss on podcast topics to include but no limited to, childhood obesity, cooking healthy, finding daycare, and motivating children.Get the book on Amazon today https://www.amazon.com/Being-Best-You-Fayth-Thomas/dp/1543426905Subscribe to PoPolitickin's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/ThePoPolitickinShow

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. On today's show, we politick with hip hop pioneer Crazy Legs from the world famous Rock Steady Crew. Crazy Legs discusses his birth as a b-boy, the inception of the Rock Steady Crew, his view of the real hip hop culture, and 32nd Anniversary of the Rock Steady Crew. Period also stops thru to discuss current events with Po.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. On today's show, we politick with the GA Peach Rasheeda. Rasheeda discusses being the captain of your own ship, creating your own lane, and her latest album "Certified Hot Chick".

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. On today's show, we politick with the young gunner Jody Breeze. Jody stops by to explain the background behind his Young Jeezy diss record "Uptown". Past Po Politickin guest Roccett stops by to explain his recent departure from Young Jeezy's label Corporate Thug Entertainment and his latest track "Dear Jeezy Dear Meech".

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. On today’s episode, we politick with Dipset capo Hell Rell. Hell Rell discusses his new crew “Top Gunners”, dispels internet rumors (French Montana/Max B/Red Cafe beefs, Jim Jones lawsuit) and talks about his latest album “Live From Hell”.

Turbo City Radio and The Po Politickin' Show are proud to present an exclusive interview with Jamaican singer, Jovi Rockwell. Po chops it up with Jovi about her upbringing, growing up in Jamaica, and what made her decide to get into music. She also gets in depth about what drives her, and you'll probably find out some things you didn't know about this rising star in the music scene. Enjoy.