The Force MDs: How a Chance Encounter on the Staten Island Ferry Launched a Career
The Force MDs formed in 1981 in Staten Island, mixing doo-wop harmonies with hip-hop and prefiguring new jack swing
The Force MDs formed in 1981 in Staten Island, mixing doo-wop harmonies with hip-hop and prefiguring new jack swing
Entertainment attorney Bob Celestin explains how a Yale junior-year course on Black culture, taught by a white professor transformed his understanding of Black creativity
Bryna Jean-Marie details how a friend at Howard University helped redirect her from business school into journalism, setting the stage for a diverse and impactful career
The Silent Killer: Christopher highlights why preventive care is not just an option but a necessity for longevity
Ken Gibbs, Jr. and BIG CED break down the lawless early digital landscape labeled the internet
Zulu Williams discusses how he was able to get his graffiti into the Tupac-led movie, “Juice”
Tek joins BIG CED to discuss his journey as a hip-hop legend and his new memoir, Legacy of Lyrics
BIG CED sits down with Chauncey Bell (Chauncey’s Way), a music industry veteran with 30+ years of experience
De La Soul legend Posdnous gives his honest perspective on how today’s recording artists can adapt to constant technological shifts
Anthony Morris breaks down the role of a real estate broker and what an agent does
Why does hip-hop discard its veteran artists while other genres celebrate them forever?
Tuff Morgan reflects on his evolution beyond music, sharing how hip-hop opened doors to business, publishing, film, and entrepreneurship
Entertainment attorney Bob Celestin is a 30-year veteran of the music business
AI vs. The Musician: Free da Dreamer discussing his thoughts on artificial intelligence in music
The Grinding Mentality- we break down the real truth about health, success, and longevity—especially for Black men