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On this episode of The Pimp Game Podcast, DMV native Ethan Spalding shares the story behind his pioneering "Trap Rock" sound. Spalding traces his early musical influences starting with a Kool Moe Dee tape from his babysitter and his days playing buckets to earn money for congas before joining the Go-Go band TKL in the mid-90s. He reminisces about a life-changing freestyle at a block party and how college battles in Massachusetts led to his first studio recording. Now juggling musical innovation with acting roles in four films, including his self-produced "Panda Land" based on his children's book, Spalding talks about his mission to bring back rock sounds similar to Pearl Jam and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The conversation highlights his dedication to authentic expression and his advice to aspiring artists: "Don't listen to anybody but your gut" and "absolutely do you and have fun."

On this episode of The Pimp Game Podcast, comedian Big Fred takes us through his Baltimore upbringing and unexpected comedy origin story that started with losing his childhood Rottweiler, Midnight. Fred shares his first comedy experience at the Apollo Theater during a high school field trip and the lessons learned after headlining his first real show. He discusses opening for notable comedians Jess Hilarious and Marlon Wayans, plus his nonprofit "Lil' Laughs" that brings comedy-infused anti-bullying programs to schools nationwide. Fred explains how his organization creates engaging professional development for teachers and employment opportunities for fellow comedians. With insights on his comedy influences and a vision for Netflix specials that could showcase youth talent, Big Fred represents Baltimore's comedy scene while staying grounded in authenticity and community service.

Connect with Big Fred:

Email: bookbigfred@gmail.com
Nonprofit: lillaughs.org
Instagram: Fred Watkins