Straight from New Jersey to The PIMP Game Podcast, legendary hip-hop agent Mark "Money” Green breaks down his journey from discovering rap in the Bronx in 1977 to becoming one of the industry's most respected talent scouts and booking agents. Money Green keeps it a hundred about his path from DJ to music executive, sharing wild tales of working with icons like Usher, Cisco, Prince, and Eddie Murphy while dropping gems about how hip-hop revolutionized the music business from top to bottom. The conversation takes you behind the scenes of the industry's evolution as Money Green explains what's missing in today's music landscape—the creativity and artist development that once shaped legendary careers. With jaw-dropping stories from his book "The Show Must Go On," including encounters with gun-toting promoters and crack-smoking bus drivers, Money Green delivers an unfiltered look at the high-stakes world of touring and talent management. This episode serves up authentic hip-hop history straight from someone who helped build the culture.

Media personality Chey Parker brings her magnetic energy to The PIMP Game Podcast, revealing the journey that transformed a talkative Hampton girl into one of Baltimore's most recognizable radio voices. Chey opens up about her grandmother's deep influence, crediting this strong woman with instilling the confidence that powers her career today. Listeners gain exclusive insights into her dynamic with co-hosts Quicksilva and Dominique Da Diva, alongside admissions about the financial struggles of the industry - including her breakthrough MTV moment that came just as her severance pay was ending. Her refreshing honesty about relationship challenges while building her brand showcases why fans connect so deeply with her authentic personality. Chey serves career inspiration while dropping gems about interviewing celebrities like LL Cool J and Keke Palmer, making this episode essential listening for anyone fascinated by media, hustle culture, and staying true to yourself in an ever-changing industry landscape.

Yo, check it out! We got the hottest up-and-coming artist outta Dallas, Archie Lee (aka The Hood Baby), droppin' straight facts on The P.I.M.P. Game Podcast. This young hustler breaks down how he went from workin' a regular job at a call center to teaching himself how to rap and become one of the hardest-working artists in the game right now. Archie keeps it 100 about everything - from his creative process of knockin' out bangers in 30-45 minutes, to linking up with legends like Rich Homie Quan and Lil’ Flip, to his thoughts on the current state of the industry. The Hood Baby ain't just talkin' that talk neither - he's puttin' in that work with his latest project "Resurrection" and got his Hood Baby merchandise movement poppin' off too. Y'all gonna feel his authentic energy when he speaks on staying true to himself while evolving from that street rap to that rockstar vibe. Real talk - Archie Lee shows why he's next up, revealing his plans to take over the game while keeping his day ones straight and his momma blessed. Don't sleep on this episode fam, The Hood Baby is proof that raw talent mixed with that unstoppable grind is the recipe for success in this rap game!

Baltimore's multifaceted talent Calvin Tucker sits down with The P.I.M.P Game Podcast host Kenny D to share his unconventional journey from church choir to R&B sensation, revealing how his spiritual foundation shaped his approach to secular music. With his highly anticipated single "UnDoOver?" featuring Dru Hill's Scola Dinero and former Roc-A-Fella artist Rell dropping on Valentine's Day, Tucker opens up about crafting authentic music that maintains both character and integrity. As a minister, teacher, and entertainment specialist, he brings unique insight into bridging the gap between gospel and R&B, challenging old taboos while staying true to his values. When discussing the evolution of music, Tucker passionately advocates for bringing back real vocals and live instrumentation, lamenting the industry's overreliance on auto-tune and computerized production. His collaboration story with Scola and Rell showcases the power of genuine connections in an industry often marked by empty promises. From breaking down his creative process to sharing his vision for the future of R&B, Tucker delivers a masterclass in maintaining artistic authenticity while pursuing mainstream success. For anyone interested in the intersection of faith and entertainment, this episode offers a compelling look at how to stay grounded while reaching for the stars.

Step into the booth with Brooklyn legend DJ DP One as he breaks down his incredible journey from practicing on basement turntables to rocking stages with Lauryn Hill, John Legend, and Estelle. In this real session with The P.I.M.P Game Podcast host Kenny D, we get raw stories about grinding his way up, building genuine connections, and staying true to the craft that changed his life. When discussing the loss of his mentor DJ Mr. C, DP One reveals how authentic relationships and keeping it 100 can open doors in an industry where many keep their circles closed. His advice for up-and-coming DJs cuts through the noise, emphasizing that there's no shortcut to greatness – just dedication, practice, and staying true to yourself. This conversation goes beyond the turntables to explore what it really means to build something lasting in the game while lifting others up along the way. Whether you're chasing your dreams in music or just love hearing stories from someone who's lived it, this episode delivers pure knowledge from one of Brooklyn's finest.

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.