The Danza Project

“The internet has made me lose myself.” Summyah joins The Danza Project for Episode 302 to open up about the personal cost of living online—and trying to figure out who she is outside of everyone else’s opinions. She discusses stepping away from social media, the difference between business relationships and real friendships, and how online attention has affected her family and everyday life. Summ...

“I can’t have survivor guilt because I still got to survive for them.” 100K Track joins The Danza Project for Episode 301 to discuss building a music business while carrying the weight of loss, leadership, and fatherhood. Track opens up about getting shot the night King Von died, the memories he still struggles with, and how his children give him a reason to keep moving forward. He also discusses...

What happens when the economy we’re building our lives around can no longer sustain itself? Professor Steve Keen joins The Danza Project for Episode 301 with a stark warning: he believes environmental damage and resource pressures could cause our production systems to start collapsing within the next 20–30 years. Danza asks what that means for someone raising three children, buying a home, and try...

“I started sabotaging my happiness.” For Episode 300, Delonte West sits down with The Danza Project to talk about the person behind the NBA career, the viral videos, and the headlines. Delonte opens up about his journey through addiction and homelessness, his faith, and the work he’s doing in recovery. He reflects on losing the structure basketball gave him, wanting to give more than he could affo...

What does faith look like when you don’t know how your story will end? In Episode 299 of The Danza Project, Zul-Qarnain Nantambu shares his account of being inside the courtroom during Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial—and the moment he saw Durk smiling before the verdict was read. Zul-Qarnain explains how his relationship with Durk’s father brought him to the courthouse, why he wanted to b...

How do you become the father you needed when you never had one yourself? Before his videos reached millions, STACKZ was working two jobs, sleeping on his mother’s couch and struggling to spend time with his daughter. In Episode 298 of The Danza Project, he opens up about the childhood abuse he lived through, the anger he carried and why he says his daughter saved his life. STACKZ shares what chang...

Kyle Davis, founder and commissioner of Miami Pro League, sits down with Danza for a deeply personal conversation about the 12-year journey behind one of South Florida’s most important basketball platforms. Before the NBA players, packed gyms, Nike and JD Sports partnerships, viral moments and recognition, Miami Pro League was an idea being built from the ground up by Kyle and the people who belie...

JR Writer and Hell Rell sit down for an honest conversation about the current division within Dipset, their relationships with Cam’ron, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana, and why they refused to choose sides in other grown men’s disagreements. The two Diplomats also discuss rebuilding their careers without chasing the spotlight, gaining ownership of their music, unreleased diss records, competing agains...

Ray Daniels returns to The Danza Project for Episode 295 and this one goes everywhere. From working behind the scenes on hit records to becoming one of the loudest voices in music media, Ray breaks down what he’s learned from nearly two decades inside the industry and why he believes the entire game is changing. Ray talks about building his career alongside songwriter Theron Thomas, his first radi...

Mitchell Chamale turned a $20,000 gamble into one of Florida’s longest-running MMA promotions, but the road to building Combat Night MMA came with losses far bigger than money. In Episode 294 of The Danza Project, Mitchell sits down with Danza to tell the full story behind Combat Night MMA. From growing up in Polk County, wrestling, college cheerleading and eventually becoming a professional fight...

Tonio Skits joins The Danza Project for Episode 293 for one of his most personal conversations yet. Long before millions of people knew Tonio as a creator, entertainer and entrepreneur, his life was shaped by loss, survival and moments that could have completely broken him. Tonio opens up about losing his mother at just 15 years old, being forced to grow up fast, and the devastating accident that...

Adrien Broner sits down for one of the most honest conversations of his career. Filmed inside the warehouse in Los Angeles during the "Locked In-A-Thon," this special collaboration between The Danza Project and Space of Solace goes far beyond boxing. Broner opens up about alcoholism, hitting rock bottom, Coach Mike Stafford, fatherhood, purpose, his relationship with Deen, life after fame, and why...

Charles Noonan returns to The Danza Project for one of the most practical conversations we've had. From buying land for a few hundred dollars to building long-term wealth, Charles breaks down the real strategies everyday people can use to create financial freedom. In this episode we discuss: • How to start investing in real estate with little money • Why land is one of the biggest opportunities to...

In this unforgettable conversation, Freekey Zekey sits down with Danza for one of his most candid and hilarious interviews in years. From untold Dipset stories to surviving near-death experiences, business moves, loyalty, and life after the spotlight, Zeke doesn't hold anything back. He opens up about his relationships with Cam'ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, Dame Dash, and the current state of Dip...

Tony Carruthers joins The Danza Project after surviving a failed lethal injection execution in Tennessee. In this emotional interview, Tony details the exact moment officials attempted to execute him, the pain and injuries he claims he suffered during the process, why he believes God intervened, and his ongoing fight to prove what he says is a wrongful conviction. Tony also speaks on: * Kim Kardas...

0:00 - Intro | The Work speaks for itself 1:07 - Max B vs Big Daddy Kane | Bodying Jadakiss on Benny’s track 4:23 - Convo with Benny? | Not accepting Spesh had the better verse 7:37 - What 38 Spesh brings to the table | Being a cypher rapper and talking shit 10:21 - Who had the best verse on Sunday School? | Who’s better than 38 Spesh? 15:26 - The highlight of 8 Shots | Jadakiss ducking | The bett...

Jim Jones returns to The Danza Project for one of his most honest and reflective conversations yet. In this episode, Jim speaks freely about Dipset, Cam’ron, Juelz Santana, Drake, Kanye West, fashion influence, loyalty, the music industry, street codes, streaming culture, and the evolution of hip-hop. He breaks down: • Drake’s ICEMAN run & why he believes Drake is still at the top • Dipset’s influ...

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Edgar Berlanga speaks out after his recent loss and the criticism that followed. From claims that something “was off” in the Shiraz fight to addressing the backlash, the hate, and the pressure of living up to expectations — Berlanga opens up about everything he’s been dealing with behind the scenes. He also talks about his new deal with Zuffa Boxing, working with Dana White, his mindset going forw...

Fatboy goes OFF in this interview — speaking on his baby mother situation, not seeing his kids, and everything that’s been going on behind the scenes. From “Bring my kids to me” to calling out the narrative around his name, this is one of the most raw and unfiltered conversations we’ve had. Fatboy also addresses the content game, saying he helped birth this wave and speaks on creators like Druski...

Juelz Santana clears the air on the 50 Cent moment everyone got wrong… and explains what really happened behind the scenes. From Drake being called a culture vulture to Dipset tension and industry politics, this is Juelz speaking real on things people only speculate about. This is Part 3 of our full sit-down with Juelz Santana — if you watched Part 1 & Part 2, you already know this one goes deeper...

Pressa sits down with The Danza Project for a real conversation that goes deeper than music. From growing up in Toronto without his father physically present to navigating life in the streets at a young age, Pressa opens up about the experiences that shaped him. He breaks down how a life-changing moment involving Drake helped shift his path, and what it really takes to survive and evolve in the in...

Cam’ron sits down with The Danza Project for a real conversation on business, media, and the truth behind some of the biggest moments in hip-hop. From addressing his history with Dame Dash to speaking on Jay-Z, industry politics, and how things really played out behind the scenes, Cam gives insight you don’t usually hear in interviews. He also breaks down how he built his platform “It Is What It I...

Dewberry sits down with Danza for one of the rawest conversations ever on The Danza Project. After serving 18 years in prison, he speaks openly about the mindset that led him there, the reality of street loyalty, and the truth most people don’t want to admit. From taking a life at a young age to realizing how the streets reward disloyalty, this is a conversation about accountability, growth, and b...

Fredo Bang sits down ahead of his new album Most Hated 2 and opens up in a real way. He speaks on losing Gee Money and how that moment changed him forever. He talks about finding out while locked up, how jail forced him to slow down, and why revenge doesn’t always bring peace. The conversation shifts into NBA YoungBoy, internet narratives, industry politics, and how being labeled “Most Hated” shap...