Famous Enough Podcast

Tune in for Episode 12 as we walk through support systems like Black on Black Rhyme, friendships among artists and why those can take us where we want to be as artists. Dennis Amadeus comes to the studio and drops some gems on what it means to see art as business. You don't want to miss all this love and knowledge. Share with an artist in your squad. We all we got!

We're sharing tips on networking and resume building through various arts scenes while getting first-hand testimonies from writer, poet, podcast host, Jerome of all trades, Michael Harriot. Join us for another hour (and change) as we bring you yet another episode, defining and embracing what it means to be...FAMOUS ENOUGH in these ATL screets.

For our first ever Black Girl Magic episode, we are honored to share our conversation with 10-year Poetry Slam Incorporated President, Auntie Inkera Oshun and Slam poet, face of Lane Bryant's This Body Campaign, Miss Ashlee Haze. Tune in as we basque in the ambiance of shade, talk retirement and travel -not in the ways you may imagine, and lift each other up through affirmation, wisdom, and poetry. You don't want to miss this one!

Java Monkey Slam master joins us to talk poetry, nails, and overall shade. He's droppin gems to make us forget that All Eyez on Me was trash. #ShadyFamily

Tune in as we navigate through seeking performance opportunities before talking poetry and alternative music facts with Talicha J.

2017 Java Monkey Grand Slam champion, Shay Alexi, joins us as we talk theater, slam, ghost sharks, and trophies.

Join us as we interview Atlanta's Youth Poet Laureates from the past two years. Collectively, we're sharing gems on publishing books, protecting content, and constantly stepping our performance game up. You don't want to miss out.

Another week of pettiness and poetry with your favorite petty poetry consultants. Our FIRST guest: singer, writer, SLAM poet, actress, and mom, Nikki Gray joins us to talk art and the evolution of her art forms.

Does "bad art" actually exist? How do you measure what's good and what's trash? Who's the judge?

Droppin' gems on how we navigate around picking stage names and exposing the variety of poetry that exists outside of Love Jones, Awkward Black Girl and Dear White People. Shout outs on Shout outs on Shade. Tune in as we highlight the challenges around spoken word and underground artists being represented as monolithic.

Alex and Lyric share first-hand experience with budgeting and the power of saying "no".

They don't knowwwww...who we beeeeeee, which is why we started this podcast. Shout to DMX, Shea Moisture, and the good people over at the Black Joy Mixtape headquarters for giving your girls some inspiration. Episode 1. Enjoy!