237 NPLH: No Place Like Home

Catch Me On The Stoop — the street-art podcast where culture, creativity, and love collide. Pull up with Frankie and Miki as they chop it up about life on the grind, doing what you love, and finding the person who makes the journey even doper. From bold murals to behind-the-scenes stories, tap in to hear their passion for art, the culture, and each other. Come vibe on the stoop — where every episo...

From Bed-Stuy to the Bronx, this one’s So NY! The homie @just_jigga pulled up with his team, and we talked hustle, family, and creativity. Jigga might not rock with the Knicks, but he knows jerseys are business — and every move he makes is for his kids and the legacy he’s building. We dive into next-level sneaker customization, finding your lane, and staying true to who you are. This episode is al...

Welcome back to another episode of 237NPLH: Catch Me On The Stoop! This week, we had the honor of chopping it up with none other than Lawrence Peterson, better known across the city as Money L or Mr. 10,000 Push-Ups. Lawrence has become a staple in New York’s fitness scene, turning the sidewalks, parks, and playgrounds of the five boroughs into his training ground. In this conversation, we dig int...

"Catch Me On The Stoop" this week we're joined by Marj, Evan and Shanaya from the acclaimed Stoop Stories-a collective group dedicated to bridging generational gaps and building deeper fellowship through the power of storytelling and community, From sharing legacy stories to creating all-are-welcome events, Stoop Stories is redefining how we connect, remember, and grow together. Tap in as we talk...

"Catch Me On The Stoop" this week, we're still outside and chillin’ on the stoop with the incredible Maijah Abney! You might recognize her from her powerful acting work or her role in Death Becomes Her, but she’s also the force behind The Soap Box Presents — a vibrant platform celebrating Black and Brown performers through joyful, public performances across the country. We talk creativity, communi...

Fresh off tearing down the Rock The Bells Festival stage, DJ Epps pulls up to Catch Me On Stoop and brings that Harlem swagger all the way to the 305! We chop it up about his come-up—from the Uptown grind to killing it on Miami’s airwaves and now spinning for Rock The Bells Radio. Epps shares how the journey shaped him, the legends who inspired him, and how he’s still setting the standard in the D...

Welcome back to another dope episode of 237NPLH: Catch Me On The Stoop. This week, we had the honor of sitting down with the incredibly talented Joseph E. Grant Jr.—an award-winning producer, multidisciplinary artist, accomplished author, and filmmaker who also holds the historic title of being the very first Ambassador of Arts and Culture for the City of New York. In our conversation, Joseph shar...

237NPLH Catch Me On The Stoop*. In this episode, we sit down with Brooklyn’s own Fresco Wilson, also known as FrescoBk — a multifaceted creative whose roles span producer, host, marketing and media consultant, content creator, and dedicated sneaker enthusiast. Together, we explore Fresco’s journey growing up in Brooklyn and how his experiences have shaped his unique perspective and creative vision...

This week, we're joined by Shalonda Vasquez, founder of Sofia & Grace Cookie Co., a Brooklyn-based bakery named after her twin daughters. But this story is bigger than cookies. Shalonda opens up about her journey through fertility challenges, the power of purpose, and how keeping your why bigger than your how can push you through anything. We also shine a light on her brother, Edward Junior, whose...

My Brothers Keeper This week, we sat down with designer Nur Anderson, who shared the powerful story of losing his older brother to senseless gun violence. In response to that tragedy, Nur created Can’t Relate — a luxury streetwear brand born from a mission to end gun violence worldwide. Through bold design and a message rooted in resilience, Can’t Relate shows how art and creativity can help overc...

Catch Me On The Stoop - this week, we're chopping it up with The Stuy Nights Collective, a powerful crew of creatives repping Bedford-Stuyvesant with purpose. From childhood memories in the heart of the neighborhood to their mission of spreading positivity and pushing the culture forward, this convo is all about building community and creating impact-one project at a time.

”Keys” to success Welcome back to 237NPLH! This week, we’re joined by the talented Keanda Vivar — better known as Keys Rebelle — a celebrity makeup artist and content creator who’s redefining the beauty game. We dive into her journey from humble beginnings to building a standout career in a competitive industry. Tune in as she shares the hustle, heart, and hard-earned wisdom behind her success.

Welcome back to another episode of 237 No Place Like Home! This week, we're kicking it on the stoop with none other than Garrison Redd - Team USA Para Powerlifter, motivational speaker, author, and founder of Redd's Denim. E Catch Me On The Stoop - Regardless of the cards Gee was dealt, he made a hand to play. We dive into his journey of resilience, representation, and redefining limits. Garrison...

🎙️ Catch Me On The Stoop—chopping it up with Sharntai Harris, owner of Fabstyle Salon. They say home is where the heart is, so she planted hers right in the heart of Brooklyn. But she didn’t just open a salon—she built a space rooted in culture, comfort, and community. From mastering her craft to creating a vibe where clients feel right at home, Sharntai shares what it means to grow a business wit...

Welcome to another episode of 237NPLH: Catch Me On The Stoop,  🎙️ You Are the Brand — and this week, that name is Jasmine Brand. She’s the founder, creator, and co-owner of The Jasmine Brand, a powerhouse entertainment platform dishing the latest in pop culture and celebrity news. But Jasmine’s brand doesn’t stop there — she’s also a real estate investor and, most importantly, a dedicated mom. ⸻ S...

Catch Me On The Stoop — This week we're joined by Brooklyn-born writer, producer, and storyteller Bonsu Thompson. A true Hip-Hop oracle, Bonsu has penned powerful pieces for iconic publications like The Source, XXL, and Slam. He's interviewed some of the biggest names in the music industry and brought the culture to the screen with the Ready to Die documentary on The Notorious B.I.G. He also co-wr...

Catch Me On The Stoop — chopping it up with DOPE people is what we do, and this week Zena pulled up to the stoop. We're excited to feature Zena Dixon — an accomplished investor, developer, real estate strategist, and mentor. Zena shares valuable insights on real estate investing, making sound financial decisions, and empowering women to step confidently into the industry. She's putting us on game...

It's always a vibe when the homies pull up to the stoop! Bring your popcorn, because we go from talking about their movie to turning this episode into a movie. This time, we're chopping it up with director Brigid Turner, lead actor/executive producer Sean Lindsey, and executive producers Champ Pesos and Ephraim "Fetti" Benton about their gritty new film, Bloody Money. With deep roots in the game,...

 Respect my fresh! 🎙️ Catch Me On The Stoop — Jasmine, aka the Kixie Jixie, pulled up and brought the heat! We dive into a rich convo around culture — where hip hop and sneaker worlds meet and where they stand apart. Jasmine shares her journey from growing up with style in Bushwick, Brooklyn to co-designing her own sneaker, carving out space, and demanding respect in a male-dominated game. We also...

Oh, this is a NY stoop! Catch Me On The Stoop: AJ McQueen Edition On this episode, we chop it up with the one and only, artist, visionary and philanthropist AJ McQueen. From a near death experience as a teen A was shaped into the great artist. His music is his therapy, as he is living proof of the old African proverb it takes a village to raise a child being moved from St. Louis to Houston. Tap in...

Doing It, Her Way! Catch Me On The Stoop: The Drill Fairy Edition On this episode, we chop it up with the one and only Kelly G, the journalist turned cultural curator who's been putting the spotlight on the new wave of Drill artists. From covering the movement to earning the title "The Drill Fairy," Kelly has sat down with some of the biggest names in the game, giving young and unfamiliar artists...

It's something about them Brooklyn Boyz! "Catch Me On The Stoop" — When the homie Moe pulled up to chop it up with us. One of the first to launch the groundbreaking web series Money and Violence, Moe's journey has since evolved into becoming an acclaimed writer for several shows. Drawing from his rich Brooklyn life experiences, he continues to tell powerful stories that resonate with the culture.

When the East is on the stoop, oh my god! "Catch Me On The Stoop" when Onika pulled up, we celebrate Women History Month and rap legend Christopher "Biggie" Wallace. The energy was so Brooklyn and if you're really from New York you know what it is. As we salute all the women out there, writing history for all of us, which is world changing.

A Storm is brewing! "Catch Me On The Stoop" the homie Storm Leroy pulled up. He chopping up on how he leveraged his good al' 9-5 to build and amass his wealth, hence the name the Employed Millionaire! He's in the community and dropping jewels, all you have to do is A.S.K, AILWAYS SEEK KNOWLEDGE!