CARTUNES AND CUTS

A Variety of our favorite videos so far this season.

Today we're diving into what it takes to become a hometown hero, a legend and what St. Louis reall means to the hip/hop culture.

From a young age, men are taught that their worth is directly tied to how well they can provide-finaically, physically and emontionally.

It’s the finale of Financial Literacy Month, and Mr. Marshall Artz Media is closing it out with heat. In this episode of Cartunes & Cuts, we sit down with a seasoned financial advisor to break down the money truths they don’t teach in school. From breaking generational curses to smart side hustle strategies, we’re unpacking the real game — no fluff, no filters. Whether you’re trying to fix your credit, protect your income, or level up your mindset, this episode is your blueprint. Plus, a fresh batch of visuals and a preview of what’s coming up with DJ Kmean this Saturday.Let’s talk mindset, money, and moves — because broke is a condition, not a legacy.

Everybody talks about building wealth, but too many people overlook one of the most important parts- what happens when you're gone? THe truth is , financial freedom isn't just about how much you make, its about how well you protect your future.....

For years we we've seen ashift in how men are preceived, especscially in realtionships and family structure. Women are being told to "never setle" but does that come at the cost of healthy relationships?

Welcome back, to the showwith oour retruning guest DukeBoi -- the man steppinf in his red bottoms and blazing his own rail. Fresh from his SXSW triumph and a recent win win at Club 66 in St. Louis, and a brand new single, DukeBoi joins us to dive deep into art spirit that drives his creative journey. Tune in for an electriifying coonversation as we explore what it takes to own your path and choose your fighting style in both music and life.

Are dating dynamics different based on georgaphy or are we all struggling with the same issues?

We kick off by celbratinig figures like Nelly and Chingy- artists who paved their own way without relying on indusrty handouts. We reveal that moderen dating "machine" is often designed to devalue genuine effort. Men are left frustrated by superficial responses and group dynamics that discourages authentic connections.

“As we dive deeper into this conversation about gaming and its impact on young men, I want to present a theory that might make some people uncomfortable—but that’s exactly why we need to discuss it.We live in a time where video games have become more than just entertainment. For many men, gaming is an escape, a digital safe haven where they spend hours—sometimes entire days—locked into a virtual world, engaging in deep conversations with other men, forming bonds, and in some cases, unknowingly blurring the lines between camaraderie and intimacy.Think about it. When a man spends excessive time in a game, he’s not just playing—he’s building relationships. He’s communicating, strategizing, confiding in, and even expressing vulnerability to the same group of men day in and day out. And in many cases, these interactions take place in private chat rooms, where emotions, frustrations, and even personal struggles are shared.Now, this is where the theory takes shape. Over time, repeated emotional engagement and dependency on these digital relationships can create a level of closeness that may be confusing for some men. Some may begin to feel a connection beyond the game, even if it’s not consciously recognized. Others might find themselves drawn into situations where boundaries become blurred. And let’s be real—any time you have a space dominated by men, there will always be those who exploit it, whether for manipulation, control, or something more nefarious.I’m not saying that every man who plays video games excessively is on the down-low, but what I am saying is that the gaming environment—especially when it becomes an addiction—can foster a type of intimacy that some men may not fully understand or even realize they’re engaging in. And in a society where masculinity is constantly under attack, where traditional male bonding spaces are being redefined, could it be that gaming is becoming a breeding ground for suppressed desires, confusion, or even predatory behavior?

We keep looking back at the past, but wha's holding us back right now? Let's Expose the game and talk real solutions.