Mandalae Podcast

“On this vibe, we lock in with Floss Money as he breaks down his story—10 years behind the wall that changed his whole perspective on life. From the pain to the growth, he talks coming up in Harlem, his rap influences, relationships, fashion, and the real lessons that shaped him. This one’s unfiltered… tap in and catch the vibe.”

On this vibe, we sit down with two solo female rap artists, Crissy Bands repping Brooklyn and Sky straight outta Far Rockaway, Queens. They break down their journeys into hip-hop, from the grind to finding their own sound in a crowded game. We tap into fashion, dating, and their approach to writing real rap bars. The conversation gets deeper as they speak on the pressure to fit in, the expectations placed on female artists, and navigating the industry while staying true to themselves—without letting a “sexy image” define their artistry. Tap in for real talk, raw stories, and unfiltered vibes.

On this vibe, we sit down with Movie Moe — the most energetic host behind the Side Talk NYC series. He breaks down how he built his presence, his wildest and most memorable movie nights across New York City, and what it takes to keep the crowd lit every time. We tap into dating, fashion, and the culture that keeps the city moving.

On this vibe, we sit down with Billboard Baby as she breaks down how she got her start in rap, growing up in Harlem, and carving her own lane in the industry. She talks about being featured on LL Cool J’s album, navigating relationships, her take on fashion, and the real behind-the-scenes of the music game. From her upbringing to her grind, it’s all raw, unfiltered, and authentic—vibe with us.

On this vibe, we sit down with Scrilla Hill Rich to talk about what really makes a party lit, how he got his start in party promoting, and his take on fashion and dating. He opens up about his upbringing in Harlem, being outside from an early age, and going to parties with his mom, Babydoll. Plus, he shares legendary stories and gems from his journey.Tap in and vibe with us 🔥

On this vibe, we sit down with ZaKia and Damon to talk about their journeys in fashion and how they built their clothing brands from the ground up. Zakira shares her love for camel jackets and the timeless style of camel tones, while Damon talks about creating film- and art-inspired graphic T-shirts. They break down how they first got started in the fashion business, the challenges of building a brand from the bottom, and the creativity it takes to stand out. The conversation also shifts into a real discussion about ADHD in children—where it comes from, how it shows up, and the importance of understanding it. Of course, we also touch on relationships and much more. Vibe with us. 🔥🎙️

On this vibe, we talk about how Icon got started making custom clothing and building his brand from the ground up. Rose shares how she came into the game with DITC and later launched her own Body Collection. She also talks about executive producing the podcast The Blue Room. We chop it up about fashion, music, and of course relationships. Vibe with us. 🔥🎙️👕

“On this vibe, we sit down with SNS and tap into his journey—from when he first started rapping to creating party records that move the crowd. He opens up about how his cousins kept it real with him, reminding him that life isn’t just one big party, pushing him to add more depth and meaning to his music. Growing up in Harlem, where fashion is legendary, and being the son of DJ SNS, he was already surrounded by game early. We get into the rap game, relationships, vibes, ladies, and much more… tap in.”

On this vibe 🔥 we sit down with Dre Davis the personal trainer, Tay Bell the R&B singer/songwriter — both repping the Bronx — and Kim from the East Side of Harlem, who stepped into the tech lane and launched her AI planning and AI secretary business to help people structure their day and manage their workload like a boss.We get into how Dre and Tay Bell created “Wind Down Wednesdays,” the after-work party bringing good vibes, networking, and real energy to the city. From fitness and music to tech and entrepreneurship, everybody brought their grind to the table.Of course, we talk fashion, relationships, leveling up, and balancing ambition with personal life — and it got real.This episode is all about hustle, creativity, and building something from the ground up.

On this episode we sit down with Party G and talk about his journey into music. He breaks down how he first started rapping, going from being the neighborhood weed man to getting pushed by his mans to take rap serious. We also get into his connection with French Montana and being around the Coke Boys movement, plus his ties to Max B and EMG Music Group.Party G also talks about launching his own label Blacktop, the challenges he faced after getting locked up, and how those experiences shaped his life and music. We get into fashion, relationships, being married, and what’s next for him in the game.Real stories, real experiences, and real vibes. Tap in and vibe with us.

On this vibe, we officially launch the very first episode of the Mandalae Podcast for Kids hosted by Shay! 🎙️✨We kick things off with the young rap group The Razzkalz straight out of Harlem. The fellas talk about how they formed their brotherhood, growing up in Harlem, and how their fathers play a major role in managing and guiding their careers.They also break down what it really takes to be young and up-and-coming in today’s music industry — discipline, support, and staying focused.This is more than music — it’s mentorship, family, and legacy in the making.Tap in and vibe with us! 🎧🔥

On this vibe, we sit down with Mike G and Dominique for a powerful conversation about growth, vision, and leveling up.Mike G breaks down how he worked his way up from bus boy to partner ownership at Victoria Theatre Lounge Hospitality Group — sharing the grind, the setbacks, the lessons, and what it really takes to earn a seat at the table in the hospitality industry.Dominique talks about her digital e-book focused on women empowerment, encouraging women to pour into themselves through intentional growth and self-reflection. She shares journal prompts centered around vision, purpose, and asking the hard questions like: What do you really want your future to look like?Of course, we also tap into relationships, self-worth, building together, and much more.Tap in and vibe with us.

On this vibe with Meeno, we sit down and talk about his journey from the very beginning — when he first started rapping and where his love for music really came from. He takes us back to the vacant lot days, getting busy with Dame Grease catching beats, building that Harlem sound from the ground up.We also get into signing with Harlem World, how that deal changed things, and what it was like eventually stepping into his own spotlight with a solo deal. Meeno also opens up about growing up in Harlem, how the culture shaped him, and his thoughts on the current state of music today.From the grind to what’s next, this is a real conversation about growth, legacy, and staying true to your sound.

On this vibe, we sit down with Ray Mula and talk about when he first started rapping, the time he spent in jail, and his thoughts on today’s rap game and moving independently. We also dive into his clothing brand U Flee, dating and what’s new to him, the type of music he makes, fashion, and much more. Vibe with us.

On This Vibe, we sit down with Tanisha to talk about how she started the Alumni Brand and how Starks got into R&B singing. Tanisha also breaks down her journey into management, including how she began managing Mr. Commodore.We dive into Starks’ thoughts on today’s R&B scene—auto-tune, live vocals, and what he feels is missing from the game. Plus, we get into relationships, the culture, and plenty more.

On This Vibe with Don J, we talk about how he got into photography and his 30+ years of experience behind the lens. He shares his love for capturing moments of celebrities and well-known figures, and the stories that come with it. We also dive into fashion, dating, relationships, and much more—vibe with us. 🎙️📸

On this vibe, we sit down with Interstate Jay to talk about when he first started rapping, how he got his name, and his journey from doing jail time to making real money through music. We also tap in with Watch, breaking down how he got into directing music videos and how he’s become one of the hottest up-and-coming directors in the game.We dive into Jay’s no-cap rap style, real-life experiences, relationships, fashion, dating, and much more. Vibe with us.

On this episode of On This Vibe with Yum The Boss, we get into her journey of how she got started in the adult industry and what it really takes to build a brand in such a misunderstood space. Yum opens up about separating work from real-life relationships, navigating dating when sex is part of the job, and breaking down common myths people always ask—yes, including the squirting conversation. 😏It’s honest, unfiltered, and full of laughs, real talk, and gems about confidence, boundaries, and self-awareness. Tap in and vibe with us.

On this vibe with Ray, we dive into how he founded Haus of Noire, his legendary stories from managing at Sue’s Rendezvous, and conversations around dating, fashion, and mental health.

On this vibe, we sit down with Mark and DJ V12 to talk about how they both became DJs—from carrying crates and grinding at early gigs to navigating today’s digital technology. We get into their opinions on parties then vs. now, what truly separates a good DJ from a legendary DJ, and what really makes a party unforgettable.We also discuss how parties have changed over the years, DJ dating struggles, fashion do’s and don’ts, and the biggest pet peeves DJs have in the industry today. 🎧🔥

On this vibe, we dive into chemistry and modern dating — from whether the “90-day rule” still matters, to how people decide when the timing is right. We get into expectations, boundaries, and keeping it real about what dating looks like in 2025. We also talk sex toys, intimacy, and how couples keep the spark alive. It’s a fun, open conversation with laughs, honesty, and that real-talk energy you love.

On this vibe, we go back with Tiffany as she talk about how Rich Girls first got started. Tiffany shares the moment she won her award at Black Girls Rock, and we dive into how Afro Future was created and the mission behind their homeland nonprofit. We get into fashion, balancing marriage with a growing career, and the strategies that kept her moving forward. Plus—legendary Harlem party stories, real-life lessons, and so much more.

On this vibe, Enjoli and Miss T break down how they created Sorority Hills Clothing, the meaning behind the brand, and how growing up in Harlem shaped their style, hustle, and confidence. They talk about what inspired their fashion sense, how being in a sororityinfluenced their look, and what makes their style stand out from everybody else. We also get into being the IT girls, navigating college life at an HBCU, popping bottles, parties, relationships, and all the vibes that made their journey what it is today — and much more.

“On this vibe, we got Harlem’s own Jae Millz in the building — rapper, battle legend, Young Money vet, and one of the most respected pens in the game. We’re diving into his come up, his time with Wayne and the team, his mindset, and what’s next. Battle between DNA and goodz and how that started Vibe with us.”

On this vibe, we tap in with Greg as he breaks down how he earned the nickname “PlayStation,” and we get into the story of how D Law and Greg first linked up hooping in the streets of Harlem. We compare that raw street-ball energy to playing organized basketball, and the different lessons each one teaches. From there, we slide into parties, women, dating, and real relationship talk — all the stories, all the laughs, and all the Harlem vibes. Tune in for much more.

🎙️ On this vibe, we talk about how High Rollers got started — from legendary party nights to the wild Harlem energy that made them who they are. Nellz shares stories about rapping and playing ball, while S. Billz takes us back to those early days in The Tunnel, partying young and living it up in the club scene. We also tap into dating, nightlife, and the real vibes that come with their journey. You already know — this one’s a whole vibe with them and much more.

On this vibe, we talk about how Pinky started her candle business and how Dominique is launching her new podcast “Rich Auntie Talk.” She opens up about being a female sniper—going after the men she wants—and shares stories about growing up in Harlem, relationships, fashion, and all the real vibes in between.

On this vibe we talk about smoky up bringing In Harlem when he first started doing comedy and thought he was funny sharing the stage with legends doing comedy shows and big venues small venues the difference between TV movies and stand-up comedy and much more vibe with us

On this vibe we talk with Jess about how she created Harlem Chocolate Factory, her love for chocolate, and the inspiration behind her brand. We also dive into Ray’s story—how he got involved with Mishka Vodka, his Harlem roots, and his journey from hustling to building businesses. Plus, we touch on relationships and real-life experiences.

“On this vibe with Rillz Rich, we talk about when he first started rapping, when he decided to take it seriously, and his influences — including BBO. He shares what it was like growing up in Harlem’s Saint Nick projects, talks relationships, and much more. Tap in and vibe with us!”

“From Harlem to the Harlem Globetrotters 🏀✨ Mani shares his journey growing up as a little person in Harlem, how he fell in love with ball, relationships, and more. This one’s full of gems — vibe with us! 🙌🏿”

On this vibe, we sit down with Trigga and Chuck to talk about when they first started rapping. Trigga shares his story of going to jail, coming home, and deciding to take rap more seriously. We also dive into Whell, the role of ghostwriters, and what life was like growing up in Harlem. Plenty more gems in this one—vibe with us. 

Pyrex talks about when he first started rapping, his influences, and that crazy moment in Harlem when he rapped for Meek Mill, Puff Daddy, and Rick Ross. We tapped into fashion, culture, and a lot more. vibe with us.

On this vibe, we sit down with Melba to talk about her upbringing in Horlem, how she found her passion for cooking, and the journey that led her to open a chain of Melba’s restaurants. She shares stories about family, food, and her favorite word: relationships. Vibe with us as we dive into her story.

On this Vibe, we dive into Dub’s journey—when he first started rapping, the artists who influenced him, and how he’s grown over the years. We talk about the moment he first fell in love with hip-hop, what inspired his passion, and the energy behind his upcoming project. And of course, we get into relationships. Vibe with us.

On this vibe, we discuss the making of champagne summer nights project the features why he came up with champagne, summer nights as the album title dating relationships, and more vibe with us

On this Vibe, Dominique discusses the vision behind Spoiled Body Clothing, while Dells shares insights on Green luxury and the unique dating experience she curates. Pia from Genius League highlights the brand’s future direction and upcoming projects. Together, we explore fashion trends, essential style tips, and the dynamics of modern relationships Vibe with Us.

On this episode, we dive into Lizzie’s journey from management to PR and launching her own firm, and how Henny The Don carved his path as a singer, creating a new genre Rhythm & Gangsta straight out of Harlem. And of course, we couldn’t end without talking about relationships. Vibe with us.

On this episode, we sit down with Fergie Baby to talk about his journey into rap, the creative partnership with producer Kajun Waters, and the independent grind that led to forming his own label. We dive into building relationships, navigating the industry, and the mindset it takes to turn vision into reality. Tap in Vibe With Us. 

On this episode, we dive into the story of how S&S got started and rose to become one of the most sought-after DJs. We talk about his journey from the early grind to rocking celebrity parties, the evolution of the music scene, and what it takes to keep the hustle alive. Tune in for stories, vibes, and insights straight from the decks.

On this episode, we discussed when Kareem Reid first started playing basketball. What was his motivation growing up how he won 11 MVPs and one summer choosing Arkansas to play college basketball from going overseas to playing with the Harlem Globetrotters and much more vibe with us.

On this episode, we discussed alopecia with Kenya how she felt when she first got diagnosed with it and also talk with Tiffany about being a transformation coach and motivating people to fix their credit and we talk other things like dating, relationships vibe with us.

On this episode, we discussed how Wayno became an A&R for Rockefeller records to becoming a manager and host of every day struggle for complex. Growing up in Harlem and now becoming a content creator vibe with us, 

On this episode, we discussed when loverboy TJ became a artist, his upbringing in Harlem when he fell in love with music, relationships, and more vibe with us.

On this episode, we discussed how Amadeus got into producing from his mom putting him in music programs playing the drums then becoming a producer and making platinum hits for many years vibe with us. 

On this episode, we talk about when A Butta first started playing basketball what inspired him to play ball how did he work on his game? Rucker Park highlights the best players he played against winning championships in EBC how he got his names and more vibe with us. 

On this episode, we discussed how Antha B started rapping, asking do guys be jumping in the DM and her thoughts on music fashion and relationships vibe with us.

On this episode, we discussed when Charlie Clips and goodz begin rapping to doing battles to become friends we talk Fashion the biggest bag they got from battle rap, relationships, and more vibe with us. 

On this episode, we discussed Billy‘s upbringing in Harlem and how it’s changed over the years and when he started throwing parties with final four to now getting into politics, and of course we discuss relationships and dating vibe with us.

On this episode, we talk about how Garrison got injured his life changed and how he became a member of the special Olympic team and gives out motivation to other paralyzed people to keep going and we also talk about dating vibe with us.