We talk with Dezmine Wells about how he got his start in basketball in Raleigh, to overseas, and the NBA.

We are joined in the studio with Brock Young. Instagram: @brocckbreezy

Trizzy talks with Devonte' Graham about his journey from growing up in Raleigh, to high school basketball, to his time at Kansas, to making it to the League.

Rome Jeterr joins us in studio to talk about his upcoming deluxe album, Raleigh Rock Star, and his upcoming movie, Rockstar set in the city of Raleigh.

In this episode with JacO:When was the last time you hooped?JacO plans to launch a new project every month this year. He mixes and masters his own tracks. We talk with JacO about his process for making music. Is there anybody in the city you still want to work with?We talk about how having daughters will change your life. No cap.JacO is a self-taught engineer and talks about who helped him by letting him stand over their shoulders in the booth.Is there any famous studio you'd like to record in?JacO talks about his social anxiety and how that contradicts being a rapper. Top 5 Rappers in the city?Top 5 Rappers of all time? We talk about Micheal Jackson never being able to grow up, how much he had to sacrifice to become a Pop icon.Mentioned in this Episode:New album with Features on January 19th called Over Looked UnderratedCelebrity Studios in Raleigh (now closed)

Did this club s&$# come out of nowhere or is it hard work? What's the best place to party in the country? What's the origin of R&B Wednesdays? No Kizzy.

We talk about high school basketball through D1, to playing overseas ball with Milton Chavis is up to nowadays with his Basketball Footwork/Skills Specialist! His work as a Skills Development Coach and a Content Creator.

Emmanuel (Poobie) Chapman's Accomplishments on the court.No. 1 All-Time in Career Assists (617)No. 2 All-Time in Career Steals (173)Single Season Record for Assists (217)Third Team All-MEACSecond Team BoxToRow All-American TeamNABC All-District 15 TeamFirst Eagle in School History to record over 600 AssistsTalked about on this episode:We talk to Poobie about where he gets his leadership skills. Growing up in Washing Terrace on the South Side. If you don't lead, you're gonna follow where he grew up, so it started early.Poobie shares stories of the transition from playing to coaching as the boys' basketball coach at Enloe High School. Poobie found a love for working with kids while working in the teen centers traveling overseas to China.We talk about private school versus public school in high school sports.Now in his fourth year of coaching, Poobie talks about the culture of leadership on the team now as this is his first graduating class.Poobie shares why he started Soul Food and what it has turned into for the community.We ask Poobie if he plans to coach at the next level or stay at Enloe forever. No Kizzy: What's Poobie's favorite hoop shoe?No Kizzy: Who's the best player to come out of the city?

Hoagie talks about how he got into crypto. Originally it was Bitcoin, and he was introduced to it through a friend a work who for some reason took an interest in him and wanted to be like a father figure in his life.We talk about where we think Cryptocurrency is heading over the next couple of years.Downturns happen but "buying the dip" is how people can make it through a downturn and make some money along the way.We discuss how the crypto market can be manipulated by rich and influential people, and why they would do it.Hoagie shares about how he watched his holdings grow over time and his family didn't believe him after holding for three years that he actually had any money -- until he bought his Granny a BMW.  We talk about how Elon Musk sold some of his shares on Zilliqa a couple of years ago, but for some reason, he wants to talk about Dogecoin?  He is a rich person with the ability to change the market. Talked about on this episode:Zilliqa coin, Zilliqa is your portal to the blockchain world - available on cryto.comQuotes from this episode:Elon Musk said, Hey guys, I'm going to accept bitcoin for tesla... and what did the market do?