LIVE FROM THE DISTRICT

April is #SecondChanceMonth The Check-In Film produced by @theacademydc & Executive Producer @ezstreet is a short film/true stories featuring returning citizens telling their stories about what's it like to be on probation in the criminal justice system and childhood traumas that led them into the system. Screenplay by @ritadlewis202 & co directed by @jahsivance The Check-in will be privately scre...

On this episode of Live From the District on SiriusXM, EZ Street sits down with cultural icon Jayne Kennedy Overton. Jayne joins the show to talk about her memoir Plain Jane and the real story behind her groundbreaking career, from becoming one of the first Black women on a national sports broadcast to the resistance she faced, the legacy she helped build, and the full-circle moments that followed...

On this episode of Live from the Culture, EZ Street welcomes viral comedian and sports personality Bubba Dub to D.C. while he's on tour at the Comedy Loft. From sold-out shows to his wildly popular sports commentary, Bubba Dub talks about falling in love with comedy at five years old, jumping into stand-up and skits at the same time, and building The Bubba Dub Show into a must-watch platform. He b...

In this two-part episode of Live from the Culture, EZ Street explores self-care, healing, and intention through conversations with wellness leaders and practitioners redefining what care looks like in our communities. In part one, EZ Street sits down with Carlos and Bilal of Journey Within Wellness Center to discuss the importance of prioritizing self-care and the holistic approach behind their pr...

In this episode of Live From The District, EZ Street sits down with Principal Tracie Dows for an honest, insightful conversation about the state of education in the DMV. From classroom challenges to community solutions, Principal Dows shares her frontline perspective on what students, educators, and families are facing today—and what it will take to create real change. Tune in for a powerful discu...

On this episode of Live from the District with EZ Street, we sit down with entrepreneur and author Tasha Y. Berry to discuss her new book. She shares insights from her 20+ year journey—starting as a mover, working on major projects like the Gaylord National Harbor, and building a thriving company that supports federal infrastructure. From business development to securing federal certifications, Ta...

Follow EZ Street the Host and Executive Producer of Live From The District on Instagram and X @ezstreet Podcast Website -  https://sites.libsyn.com/508733/site Podcast RSS Feed -  https://feeds.libsyn.com/508733/ Podcast Description Radio legend and television personality, EZ Street is executive producing a brand new digital show called LIVE FROM THE DISTRICT to share with the world the black exce...

On this episode of Live From the Culture on XM/SIRIUS radio, EZ Street sits down with educators, activists and black men currently working with African American boys in their community. The goal? Solutions to the many problems facing our young black boys. Follow EZ Street the Host and Executive Producer of Live From The Culture on Instagram and X @ezstreet Co hosted by @sherelleroweshow Recorded a...

In Part One of this special edition of Live from the District, EZ Street travels to Tokyo, Japan to uncover the incredible story of how Gogo music—Washington, D.C.'s original sound—crossed continents and found a home in Japanese music culture. From the streets of D.C. to the heart of Tokyo, this episode dives into the global impact of Gogo music, exploring how and why Japanese fans have embraced t...

In Part Two of this special Live from the District series, EZ Street sits down in Tokyo with GoGo legends Big Tony (Trouble Funk), Willy Brown, and Larry from Madness to dive deeper into the international reach of GoGo music and its powerful connection to Japanese culture and fans. This intimate conversation explores how the D.C. sound continues to thrive globally, how Japan embraced the genre, an...

On this episode of Live from the District, EZ Street sits down with power couple Tara Gates Williams and Paul Bashea Williams for a deep and inspiring conversation on relationships, business, mental health, and building a legacy together. Tara, an award-winning entrepreneur and global branding expert, and Bashea, a licensed clinical therapist and author of "Dear Future Wife," share how they naviga...

In this episode of Live from the District, EZ Street chops it up with comedian Davy Ruffin, known for his sharp wit, real talk, and viral social media moments. They dive into Davy's rise in comedy, the power of staying authentic, and how he brings everyday life to the stage with humor and heart. From cultural commentary to laugh-out-loud stories, this one's packed with both insight and laughs. Fol...

On this episode of Live from the District, EZ Street sits down with the legendary UK soul singer Omar—best known for his timeless hit "There's Nothing Like This." They dive into his incredible career journey, the evolution of UK soul, and unforgettable collaborations with artists like Angie Stone, Erykah Badu, and more. Follow EZ Street the Host and Executive Producer of Live From The District on...

  Gregory Jackson Jr., former Director of the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention, joined Live on the District to share his powerful insights on ending gun violence. As a survivor and longtime advocate, Jackson spoke about his personal journey, policy solutions, and the urgent need for community-driven change. Follow EZ Street the Host and Executive Producer of Live From The District on...

EZ Street takes you on an exclusive tour of Disney World Orlando, Florida, to give you the full 411 on the 2025 Summer of Fun! 🌞🎡 From thrilling rides to the best food spots, resort experiences, and an in-depth look at the Animal Kingdom Lodge, this is your ultimate guide to planning your next Disney adventure! Follow EZ Street the Host and Executive Producer of Live From The District on Instagr...

On this episode of Live from the District with EZ Street, we sit down with Stan and Terri Long, the dynamic duo behind Spotlight Over The City. They share the story of how they met and their journey in creating content that highlights various aspects of entertainment, community events, non-profit organizations, entrepreneurs, authors, filmmakers, and emerging talent. Plus, they discuss their plans...

In this episode of Live From the District, we sit down with Antwon "Noochie" Vincent, a multifaceted rapper, producer, and visionary hailing from Southeast Washington, D.C. As the son of Roger "OneWay Boobe" Vincent Jr.—a pioneer in the D.C. music scene and founder of OneWay Records—Noochie has carved out his own path with Live from the Front Porch. From recording freestyles on his phone to landin...

We sit down with the extraordinary Anthony T. Browder, a renowned author, cultural historian, artist, and educational consultant whose work has reshaped how we view ancient history and African contributions to civilization. A graduate of Howard University, Mr. Browder has lectured across the United States and five continents, sharing his unparalleled insights into ancient Egyptian history, science...

Join us as we sit down with Big Lou of the iconic Go-Go band Pure Elegance and DC native Moe Gentry, another powerhouse in the city's music culture. We're diving deep into the heart of DC's music scene with two legends who've lived and shaped it! From the vibrant rhythms of Go-Go music to the evolution of DC's unique sound, Big Lou and Moe share their journeys, stories from the stage, and what mak...

In this episode, we sit down with Tony Lewis Jr., the son of a kingpin and once the prince of a close-knit crime family. His life took a drastic turn when his father was arrested in 1989, plunging him from a life of wealth and stability into chaos and poverty during Washington D.C.'s reign as the murder capital of the U.S. Tony's journey sheds light on the lasting impact of America's mass incarcer...

Steven D'Shawn Francis (born February 21, 1977) is an American former professional basketball player. He was selected with the second overall pick of the 1999 NBA draft and was named co-NBA Rookie of the Year (along with Elton Brand) in his first season. He was a three-time NBA All-Star while playing for the Houston Rockets. Francis also played for the Orlando Magic and New York Knicks, finishing...

As the CEO of Maximum Impact Travel and founder of past ventures, I am Jay Cameron. With a wealth of experience, having traveled to over 40 African and African Diaspora countries, my mission is clear. I am dedicated to inspiring individuals, fostering cultural appreciation, and creating transformative experiences. Through our endeavors, we challenge stereotypes, promote positive life changes, and...

Patrice Sulton is an attorney, criminal justice reform advocate, community organizer and law school professor who is powering a movement to fundamentally transform the criminal justice system in Washington D.C., which has one of the highest incarceration rates in the country. She served on the District of Columbia's Criminal Code Reform Commission (comprehensively rewriting D.C.'s criminal code),...

In honor of Pride Month, I sat down with a few of my friends to have an open discussion about LGBTQ Matters. I'm glad we did this! I learned a lot :)  Special Thanks for Riley Know, Reese Renee and my BFF Producer Stewart!  Follow EZ Street the Host and Executive Producer of Live From The District on Instagram and X @ezstreet Podcast Website - https://sites.libsyn.com/508733/site Podcast RSS Feed...