On this episode of The Pimp Game Podcast, radio personality Aladdin shares his journey from collecting records at age three to becoming "Prince of the Airwayz" at 93.9 WKYS. His story unfolds from Bowie State University's college radio station—where he showed up at 7:45 AM for an 8 AM opportunity that changed everything—to producing for legends like Donnie Simpson and Big Tigger. Aladdin reveals how his nickname connects to his fraternity line name through an unexpected "diamond in the rough" connection, and explains the touching origin of his signature "Hold Up" catchphrase as a tribute to a band member who passed away. The conversation explores music industry shifts in the digital age, balancing creativity with commercial success, and his philosophy on staying authentic in media. For aspiring personalities, Aladdin offers this advice: "Know who you are before you get into this industry... because if you don't, nine times out of ten, this industry will form you to be what they want you to be."

On this episode of The Pimp Game Podcast, actor and acting coach Mark McKinnon breaks down his journey from high school athlete to Hollywood. McKinnon shares how he turned down football scholarships to pursue acting at Howard University after unexpectedly landing a lead role in his high school play. The conversation dives into his acting technique, including his ability to learn lines in under 10 minutes and his approach to emotional scenes. McKinnon opens up about working alongside stars like Jeremy Renner and Tasha Smith, plus his recurring role on Paramount's "Mayor of Kingstown." As founder of McKinnon Acting Studio, he explains how he's helping DMV talent break into film and TV acting, with his students landing roles on major networks nationwide. McKinnon leaves aspiring actors with two key pieces of advice: know who you are so the industry can't change you, and invest in training to hone your craft.

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From the streets of Covington, Kentucky to New York's modeling elite, Reggie Revels defied expectations at every turn. On this episode of The Pimp Game Podcast, Revels reveals how his artistic journey began with simple Kool-Aid color experiments before his grandmother—a university professor with a hidden hip-hop collection—transformed his world by introducing him to Picasso, Van Gogh, and playing Tupac from her car's CD collection. The conversation weaves through Revels' perspectives on abstract art, his boxing passion, and his top five rappers list featuring DMX, Biggie, and Tupac. Revels offers wisdom to aspiring artists about staying true to themselves while avoiding the pitfalls of vanity. With upcoming projects including a clothing line and a short film about dementia called "The Psychiatrist," Revels emphasizes his philosophy that "how you do anything is how you do everything." This conversation showcases an artist whose work reflects his community, environment, and spiritual foundation.

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Email: info@antfarmmusic.com

Instagram: @officialantfarmmusic

Anthony Robinson’s band's Instagram: @top5dc

Anthony Robinson band's website: www.top5dc.com

On The P.I.M.P. Game Podcast, Bobby Daniels shares his journey from Gateway Gardens to CEO of Overnight Travel Bags. This PG County legend started charging $10 per trash bag as a 12-year-old, then transitioned through managing R&B star Kevin Ross, cooking at Howard Theater, and becoming a celebrity bodyguard with an undefeated club security record. Bobby breaks down how a chance interaction with Neo changed his career path when he was told to pick between designing and bodyguarding. The episode gives listeners inside info on Bobby's collaborations with stars like Fred Hammond, Marlon Wayans, and his upcoming projects with Jim Jones. Bobby keeps it 💯 about structure, sacrifice, and staying grounded while building his luxury bag brand that's caught fire among celebs. This episode delivers major entrepreneurial game for anybody looking to level up in the hustle.

Y'all ain't ready for this one! On The P.I.M.P. Game Podcast, Kenny D links up with fitness phenom Randall Scott, who went from hooping in C. Pleasant to flexing on Ready to Love and building a fitness empire. He spills ALL the tea on why your salmon obsession is blocking them abs and why his phone stays on DND from 7pm-7am (ladies take note). My man breaks down the whole dating scene difference between DC shorties always asking "what you do for a living" versus Miami baddies who actually care about the conversation. Sports fans gonna love how Randall calls his NBA picks without hesitation and drops them Super Bowl predictions with his chest! The realest game he shares? Forget them corny pickup lines - just listen to her talk and watch how far that takes you. From technical difficulties to straight laughs, Randall drops knowledge on relationships, morning routines, and why investing in yourself is the only way to level up in this game called life. This right here? This is The P.I.M.P. Game Podcast!

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.