This or That Podcast

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

The conversation in this episode covers various topics including Big Court's journey in the music industry, his relationship with No Limit Records, his transition to California from Kansas City, his ventures in the fitness industry, and the creation of his podcast Holdin' Court. Big Court emphasizes the importance of building relationships, making smart business decisions, and humanizing the culture through his podcast. He also discusses the power of social media when used properly and the fulfillment he gets from representing the culture. He also addresses the dynamics of social media in the Kansas City world, particularly with figures like Realla Dealla and Wil Slap. Court emphasizes the importance of collaboration and exchanging ideas at the top, while also sharing his frustrations with the lack of knowledge and entitlement in the local music scene. He talks about his transition to working with his daughter on the podcast and the launch of Legacy Builders, a community focused on monetizing social media and personal development. Court also mentions upcoming guests on his podcast and his commitment to building relationships and supporting others.

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Interviews every Sunday night @ 7 pm cst

Shay Lyriq, a talented rapper from Kansas City, discusses her journey in the music industry and the development of her unique style. She credits her love for music and her musical family for inspiring her to pursue a career in rap. Shay started writing songs in ninth grade and gradually became more lyrical as she honed her skills. She emphasizes the importance of finding one's sound and exploring different beats to create music that resonates with her emotions. Shay also talks about the support she received from her family and the confidence she developed over time. She released her first project, the Illicity Angel EP, in 2022. In this conversation, the artist discusses her experiences with awards, the impact of ego in the industry, her goals and aspirations, her relationship with her cousin in the entertainment world, her music and acting career, and her love for Kansas City. She also shares her preferences in a series of 'this or that' questions.

In this conversation, Alexander Jefferies interviews a hip-hop and gospel artist named 21 King. They discuss his journey in music, his influences, and his goals as an artist. They also touch on topics such as the state of the music industry, the use of AI in music, and the balance between creating music for oneself and for the audience. The conversation concludes with a rapid-fire round of Kansas City-themed questions.

Tune in to https://kcmixtapesradio.com/ The conversation revolves around the music career of DJ Big Baby, his experiences as a DJ, and the Kansas City music scene. He discusses his early days as a DJ, working with local artists like Rondo, and the impact of the 50s movement. He also talks about the challenges faced by artists in Kansas City and offers advice for aspiring musicians. The conversation touches on the importance of quality production, the need for support from the local community, and the potential for growth in the Kansas City music scene. In this conversation, the Alexander and Big Baby discuss various topics related to the music industry and Kansas City artists. They talk about the recognition and fame that artists in Kansas City deserve, the importance of hard work and networking, the impact of social media on music promotion, the shift from physical CDs to streaming, the significance of merchandise for artists, and the love for music as an art form. They also play a game of 'this or that' where they choose between different options related to Kansas City. Overall, the conversation highlights the passion and dedication of artists in Kansas City and the need for support and recognition.

In this conversation, Tha Great interviews Sleazy D about his journey in the rap game. They discuss the his influences, early experiences in music, and the challenges of trying to make it as an independent artist. They also touch on the transition from selling CDs to streaming music and the lack of support for artists in their hometown of Kansas City. In this conversation, Sleazy D discusses the music scene in Kansas City and compares the popularity of Tech N9ne and Rich the Factor. He also talks about his own music and the need to reinvent himself as a rapper now that he has a daughter. The conversation touches on various topics such as originality in hip hop, the Kansas City sound, and the local food scene. Sleazy also shares his preferences on love, sleep, and various Kansas City landmarks.

In this conversation, Xta-C, also known as Mr. So Heavy, discusses his journey in the music industry. He talks about his early exposure to music through his brother and how he started producing beats before becoming a rapper. Xta-C shares his experiences collaborating with Bugz and meeting Tech N9ne. He also discusses the challenges of promoting music in the past and how social media has changed the game. Xta-C talks about his time in high school, his move to Oklahoma, and his return to Kansas City. He shares insights into his music production process and the inspiration behind his songs 'So Heavy' and 'I Ain't Never.' In this conversation, Xta-C discusses the journey of his song 'So Heavy' and his music career. He talks about how he discovered the song and the surprise of its popularity. Xta-C shares the decision to release the song and the positive feedback he received. He also discusses collaborating with Bugsy and the process of getting the song on the radio. Xta-C talks about expanding his music career and learning the business side of the industry. He shares his experiences in different markets and the support he received from St. Louis. Xta-C also discusses his focus on artist management and upcoming projects.

The conversation covers various topics related to the music industry and running an establishment in Kansas City. Relli & Mac Sauce discuss their experiences starting in the music business and the influence of the 27th Street Pros. They also talk about the importance of providing a platform for local artists and collaborating with other musicians. The challenges of running an establishment and firing employees are also discussed. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the aspirations of the guests in the music industry and the challenges faced by local artists in Kansas City. In this conversation, the topics discussed include reaching a wider audience on the internet, motivation and entertainment on stage, streaming vs. selling music, balancing music and financial responsibilities, longevity in the music industry, the challenges of being an entrepreneur, supporting and collaborating with local artists, the importance of manifestation and positivity, creating opportunities for artists, taking risks and learning from mistakes, prioritizing safety and responsibility, and expressing gratitude and shoutouts.

In this conversation, Feezi Cash, a rap and hip-hop artist, discusses his journey in music. He shares how his background in church and gospel music inspired him to start making beats and eventually transition into writing and rapping. Feezi emphasizes the importance of competing with oneself rather than comparing to others in the industry. He also reflects on the impact of collaborations and the recognition he has received from fans. Feezi discusses his upcoming album and his distribution deal, highlighting his growth as an artist and his focus on leaving a living legacy. In this conversation, Feezi discusses his early music career, collaborations with other artists, the importance of social media presence, the evolution of music marketing strategies, the impact of social media feedback, the shift to digital music distribution, the challenges and opportunities of being an artist, his favorite era of hip hop, the industry's focus on urban communities, and various 'this or that' questions. He also gives shoutouts to fellow artists and encourages listeners to support them.

Follow her @⁠luzmayaniphotography on Instagram.⁠ Book Luz or check out her work ⁠luzmayaniphotography.com⁠ In this episode, Alexander interviews Ms. Luz, a photographer, about her journey in photography. Ms. Luz shares that she started photography in high school and was motivated by her teacher to pursue it further. She took a break from photography but picked it up again in 2019 and started her own business. Ms. Luz enjoys shooting both people and landscapes, but her main focus is on portraits. She discusses the importance of directing clients and providing posing advice during photo shoots. Ms. Luz also shares her challenges and self-doubt as a photographer and offers tips for upcoming photographers to keep shooting and reach out to others in the industry. She prefers outdoor photography and finds inspiration from other photographers on social media platforms like TikTok. Ms. Luz plans to explore videography in the future and hopes to shoot for fashion shows. She concludes by expressing her love for the Kansas City Chiefs and giving shoutouts to her friends and fellow photographers.

In this episode, Alexander tha Great interviews KC femcee, a rising hip-hop artist from Kansas City. KC femcee shares her journey into rap, starting with writing poetry and eventually transitioning into music. She discusses her influences, including Missy Elliott and the Brat, and the challenges she has faced as a female artist in a male-dominated industry. KC Phemse also talks about the importance of handling business in the music industry and shares her passion for cooking and comedy. The episode concludes with a discussion about favorite Kansas City food choices and shoutouts to her supporters.