From childhood silence to speaking her truth on stages across the nation, poet Stef Marie's story makes a deep impact in this raw and real episode. After battling trauma, mental health struggles, and generational cycles of pain, sis found her power through poetry and hasn't looked back since. She keeps it real about cutting off dead weight - including a 14-year job and 5-year relationship - to finally claim her crown and step into her greatness. Now the author of A Sound Mind and Not Freely Given is leveling up, booking festivals, TV appearances, and showing others how to boss up in their art. When the conversation turns to Christian Keyes' recent revelations about abuse, Stef Marie drops gems about healing and the courage it takes to speak your truth. At 43, she's proof that it's never too late to reset your mindset and start walking in your purpose - period.

Y'all ready to get real with Dejadee? Her story hits different - from checking folks who got too close to her mama on the dance floor when she was just five years old, to becoming that powerhouse who kept her company strong through the pandemic. Dejadee brings authentic excellence to everything she touches. We get into how this queen turned her natural leadership into a whole career of making boss moves. Now she's about to launch her own podcast and make her first trip back to her homelands in Liberia, dropping gems about believing in yourself and the importance of having a partner who sees your crown even when you forget you're wearing it. Through this raw and real conversation about family, dreams, and staying true to your roots, Dejadee reminds us why spreading love and kindness in these wild times is the most revolutionary thing we can do.

This time we linkin up with Providence's own Tye Cooper, a rising hip-hop force who's making major moves! Cooper breaks down how growing up in a household where his mom and pops were buildin’ the musical momentum in Rhode Island. Cooper reveals how he passed up a hosting gig to hit the studio with Benny the Butcher, leading to a fire collab that's got the streets talking. Drawing inspiration from legends like Black Thought and Andre 3000, Cooper keeps it a buck about why today's hip-hop needs more substance and how building real community is the key to bringing the culture back to its roots. With Cooper opening up about his personal losses, you wanna hear how their spirits keep him pushing forward with his music. Between touring with BSF's Fuego Base and dropping new heat on the horizon, Ty Cooper proves he's not just another rapper – he's a true student of the game who's carving his own lane while paying homage to the culture.

We got the legendary Percee P up in here, straight outta the Boogie Down Bronx, keepin' it one hundred about his come-up from them park jams to worldwide fame. My man breaks it down, from how he was battling Lord Finesse in them Patterson Projects to how he started getting his bread with them video game checks and TV placements. This OG ain't holding back when he spits facts about how rap beef changed from friendly competition to straight foolishness, and why these cats could be stacking way more paper if they unified instead of beefing. Percee P got crazy stories about running with DMX before he blew up, working with the late great J Dilla, and why he ain't never gonna let them industry folks trap him with them snake-like 360 deals. Whether you're a young bull trying to get your foot in the door or just somebody who loves real hip-hop, Percee P is dropping straight knowledge about the game's hidden treasures and them potholes you gotta dodge. Plus my man breaking down how independent artists can get down with him and build they own legacy in this thing we call hip-hop.

Yo, pull up a seat as Kenny D chops it up with DMV's own rising star Sisi Saunders, who's out here making major moves as an actress, singer, and all-around performer. Coming straight outta Gaithersburg, Maryland, Sisi keeps it real about growing up in a family where everybody got artistic flow, and breaks down how she's been building her name in the game. She's got the culture buzzing with three new films dropped in 2024, including "All At Once" where she's stepping into her first role as a mother, plus she ain't holding back on speaking facts about how Hollywood needs to put more respect on Black actresses' checks. The conversation gets extra spicy when Sisi explains why she's keeping it locked in the DMV instead of hitting Atlanta like everybody else, and drops some serious gems about which roles she straight up won't touch. This joint right here is packed with that raw energy and real talk from an artist who's doing it her way while staying true to the culture.

Y'all ain't ready for this one! On The Pimp Game Podcast get with LogiK, a comedian straight outta Queens, who went from clowning in the classroom to having crowds weak at comedy clubs across NYC. He breaks it all the way down - from how his big bro put him onto comedy through old school specials of legends like Sinbad and Eddie Murphy, to keeping the whole class rolling while teachers tried to maintain. Watch how LogiK keeps it a buck about everything: the difference between them TikTok comedians and them who really put in work at the clubs. My man even gets into that good-good Caribbean food talk, drops gems about the comedy game, and speaks on why we might never see another Martin or Living Single. From turning down suspect Netflix deals to schooling the youth on getting started in comedy, LogiK serves up that raw, NYC flavor that'll have you crying laughing while taking notes. This right here? This is The PIMP Game Podcast.

Y'all need to meet Simply Mirro, the queen who's shaking up the game as a boutique owner and model straight outta North Carolina, helping her sisters find fits that show off their natural curves. On the Pimp Game Podcast, Mirro keeps it real about her journey from being the thick girl in school to becoming a boss entrepreneur and model who's changing the game. She breaks down how she turned her boutique "Homebody" into a movement on her 35th birthday, making sure every queen can find clothes that hug their curves right, while showing the world what real beauty looks like. Mirro shares with us how finding someone who saw her true value helped her level all the way up. With plans to drop her own clothing line and take her brand to the next level, Mirro is out here showing how to mix that business mindset with body positivity. This episode is inspiration for anybody trying to love themselves, stay grinding, and chase their dreams while keeping it real on The PIMP Game Podcast!

From math class rap battles to collaborating with Jim Jones and Jeremiah, Bronx native Shorty BX shares his journey in hip-hop on this episode of The PIMP Game. Growing up inspired by his mother's old school boombox sessions and Big Daddy Kane videos, Shorty BX developed a passion for storytelling that puts him in the lineage of rap legends like Nas and Jadakiss. BX opens up about his creative process, his take on the current state of hip-hop, and why he believes rap is returning to its roots of meaningful bars and punchlines. The rising star gives a preview of an upcoming collaboration, titled "Replay." Give it up for this tri-state area brotha Shorty BX!