The Jay Hill Podcast

Icewear Vezzo joins The Jay Hill Podcast for a revealing conversation about leaving the streets behind, fatherhood, marriage, money, Detroit, business, generational wealth and why he can proudly say today, **“I don’t live my raps.”** Vezzo has built the career, made the money and created businesses, but his definition of success is changing. Today, he says the next level isn't simply making mo...

Rosama joins The Jay Hill Podcast for an honest conversation about his journey from Paris, Texas to 600 Ent, coming up alongside BigXthaPlug, working at FedEx while his music was doing millions of views, fatherhood, personal growth, and why he believes his biggest moment is still ahead of him. Long before the success, Rosama was making music. He started rapping at nine years old, recorded inside a...

Bay opens up about becoming more serious about music after his father was incarcerated, making pain music, building momentum in New York, working with artists like Lil Durk, G Herbo and Rich The Kid, and repeatedly getting close to his breakthrough without completely getting over the hump. Eventually, that momentum led to a deal with  Interscope Records  around 2018. But what Bay thought would tak...

In this episode of The Jay Hill Podcast, Biskit breaks down how his years in nightlife gave him the relationships, skills, and access that would eventually help him become an entrepreneur. He shares how R&B Mimosa Festival started from a simple idea, unexpectedly took off, and forced his team to quickly learn the difference between promoting an event and actually operating one. Biskit also ope...

In this episode of The Jay Hill Podcast, Baltimore entrepreneur 7Streams sits down with Jay Hill for a wide-ranging conversation about his journey from the streets and prison to entrepreneurship, ownership, relationships, wealth, and building a life on his own terms. 7Streams opens up about spending roughly 11 years incarcerated throughout his life, including six years in federal prison, and expla...

Yahki Awakened joins The Jay Hill Podcast for a deep and unfiltered conversation that goes far beyond herbs and holistic health. Known for challenging conventional ideas about the human body, food, disease, and healing, Yahki breaks down his views on modern medicine, nutrition, spirituality, education, Black trauma, incarceration, and the experiences that transformed his life. But this conversatio...

There’s a side of  Nino Paid  that the music, social media, and public image don’t always show. In what may be his most vulnerable interview yet, Nino Paid sits down with  Jay Hill  for an honest conversation about family, mental health, success, music, and the emotional weight that can come with experiencing everything you once wanted. Nino opens up about  meeting his biological family  and how d...

In this episode of the Jay Hill Podcast, Omeretta joins Jay Hill for one of her most honest and thought-provoking conversations to date. Known for her viral record "Sorry Not Sorry," Omeretta opens up about the truth behind the song, why she has no regrets, and the biggest misconceptions about how it impacted her career. She explains why she stepped away from music, why she refuses to chas...

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Most people in the beauty industry believe success means getting more clients. Selina Alexander believes that's only the beginning. After spending more than two decades building a successful salon, Selina realized that working behind the chair alone wasn't enough to create long-term freedom. Today, her mission is to help beauty professionals stop relying solely on their hands and start bui...

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A lot of people think the only way to make money is by working harder. Long hours. Physical labor. Doing whatever it takes just to get by. In this episode, we sit down with Abram Mitchell, who went from doing hard labor fixing car windows in the heat… to making real money in real estate. Not overnight. Not by luck. But by finding a different path and committing to it. We talk about how he discover...

The crew talks through everything from house parties, Atlanta traffic, hosting events, DJ chemistry, and professionalism, to relationships, first arguments, emotional maturity, and what it really means to understand somebody instead of just wanting to be understood. Along the way, the conversation opens up into bigger topics like inclusion, internalized homophobia, representation in media, embarra...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott joins the Jay Hill Podcast for an open and honest conversation about leadership, criticism, and the real challenges facing the city of Baltimore. In this interview, Mayor Scott addresses the allegations surrounding the misuse of city funds and explains what actually happened behind the headlines. He also speaks candidly about everyday issues Baltimore residents care a...

Most entrepreneurs think if their business is making money, they should automatically qualify for funding. But that’s not how the system works. In this conversation, financial strategist Rosie Thomas breaks down why banks and lenders often say no — even when a business appears profitable on the surface. We talk about the real reasons entrepreneurs struggle to secure funding, how your financials ar...

In this episode, he opens up about turning down traditional label structures, protecting his ownership, and why freedom was never negotiable — even while working with Roc Nation. We talk about what independence really means in today’s music industry. Not “doing it alone,” but building real infrastructure, owning your masters and publishing, and creating leverage before signing anything. LaRussell...

Jay Jay has been moving fast — viral skits, rapid growth, and real conversations behind the scenes of comedy and content creation. In this episode of The Jay Hill Podcast, Jay Jay breaks down how his skits started gaining traction, what really happens once the motion starts, and why collaboration in comedy isn’t as easy as people think. He opens up about creator politics, egos, and the unspoken te...

A lot of people are making money. Very few are actually building wealth. In this episode, Jay Hill sits down with  Marvin  for a deep, honest conversation about what separates income from true financial freedom — and why earning more doesn’t automatically fix broken strategy. This isn’t about hype, shortcuts, or get-rich-quick schemes. It’s about  structure, discipline, positioning, and using mone...

In this episode, Jay Hill sits down with  S3nsi Molly  for an honest, unfiltered conversation about what really happens  after the label,  after  the expectations, and  after  people think you’ve “made it.” This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s a real discussion about  pressure, independence, faith, grief, comparison, and staying grounded while building your own path . S3nsi Molly opens up about: The...

In this episode, Jay Hill sits down with Chris Simon, a Baltimore-born entrepreneur and operator, to talk about what most motivated people never get taught: the rules of the game. This isn’t about hype. It’s not about quick money or shortcuts. It’s about structure, exposure, relationships, and learning how to think like an owner — especially when you come from environments where hustle is praised...

In this episode, Jay Hill sits down with JD, an entrepreneur who went from survival mode to ownership by changing his mindset, getting in the right rooms, and building real systems — not chasing shortcuts. This isn’t hype. This isn’t “get rich quick.” This is an honest conversation about discipline, faith, proximity, and creating options when you feel stuck. We talk about: • What to do when you fe...

Most people think they’re broke because they don’t make enough money. The truth? Many are losing money before it ever reaches their bank account. In this episode, Jay Hill sits down with Michel “Money Makin’ Mitch”, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and tax strategist, to break down why so many people — especially entrepreneurs and creators — are unknowingly overpaying the IRS. This isn’t about...

Before acting, before  Power Book IV: Force , before the cameras and recognition—Isaac was chasing the NFL. And when that dream ended, he didn’t just lose a career… he lost a sense of who he was. In this powerful conversation, Isaac opens up about what really happens when success is taken from you, how losing football forced him to confront shame, ego, and identity, and how acting ultimately becam...

Akea J  is one of the rawest, realest voices in comedy today — but the journey behind that honesty has been painful, complicated, and expensive. In this powerful and unfiltered conversation, she sits down with  Jay Hill  to reveal the truth about what it really takes to survive and succeed as a Black woman in a male-dominated comedy industry. For the first time, Akea opens up about the battles she...

From the outside, Baltimore Bella looked like confidence, beauty, and strength — but behind the viral moments and the personality the city thought it knew was a woman fighting battles nobody ever saw. In this powerful and vulnerable episode, Bella sits down with Jay Hill to share the full story behind her childhood, her relationships, the heartbreaks that changed her, and the healing that’s shapin...