Al Profit Podcast

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Suge Knight is the central enigma of Gangster Rap. My old friend from Detroit/ San Bernardino J Joka introduced me to his relative " Big James" a former Death Row insider... and Suge Knight's one-time driver and bodyguard. Big James offers a a fresh perspective on the birth of Death Row and the the character of Marion "Suge" Knight

Over 30 years ago an infamous crime sent a young man to prison for life and he is still there. Courtney Brown, jr. of "Motown Mafia" tells the tale of his childhood friend, who grew up in a wealthy suburb with him but fell in with the infamous Young Boys Inc (YBI)

The year is 1992 the place Laredo Texas. A high school football player is just graduating not only from high school but from selling dime bags into working with the Beltrán Leyva brothers... who had a huge operation along the Mexican border near Laredo. His name was Edgar Villarreal but he was already becoming better known by a high school nickname "El Ken" the Ken Doll or, eventually... &...

Matt Cox used F-R-A-U-D to buy and sell $11 million in homes... until he became MOST WANTED

The man who introduced Jay-Z to Cristal and who brough the Cali GOODS to NYC and was the GO TO for ALL your favorite rappers.... BRANSON of Harlem

Terrible Tommy Silverstein was America's longest serving solitary confinement inmate. From San Quentin, to Leavenworth, to Marion, to Florence ADX. After a childhood of crazy parents and juvenile detention he graduated to becoming a leader in the Aryan Brotherhood...what can we learn from the life of Thomas "Terrible Tommy" Silverstein ? An Al Profit American Dope Documentary

Jeff Fort was co-founder of the Blackstone Rangers in Chicago, which later became the Black P Stones and then the El Rukn. Today, the Black P Stones are one of the most well organized black street organizations in America.

According to the DEA, Reginald "Doc" Davis and Duane Davis of Detroit, Michigan were the two largest H dealers in the United States over the period 1975-1985. After serving time in prison they became successful business and family men. This video combines all the separate chapters I have done thus far, and includes Doc's son Reggie Reg, former major Radio personality and current politi...

ur first story shows just how a very small dope case can get linked to the big fellas very easily, if anyone makes a mistake or is weak in some way. “Is everything still everything?” A voice asks on a wiretapped phone call. “Yeah, everything is still everything” the other voice answers back. It is the evening of Sept. 14, 2004, in A T L Georgia, and a task force of local, state, and Federal agents...

Why did Young THug's Tour manager plead GUILTY to firing at Lil Wayne's tour bus? A few of the strange and shady stories centered around New Orleans' Cash Money Records- home of Baby, Lil Wayne, Juvenile, B.G., and more...

Al Profit interviews Certified Financial Planner  @PocketWatcherJT 

In this video, I'm taking a look at American Gangster Memphis Craig Petties. Petties was one of the most prominent American gangsters of the early 2000s, and he was even bigger than Big Meech. "LA BARBIE" Edgar Villareal: https://youtu.be/dIBy8KTB23U In this video, I'm comparing and contrasting Petties with Big Meech, to show you just how big and impressive he really was. I hope yo...

Why did Detroit go from the most prosperous middle class region in world history to the crime capital aka the Mu7der City? Al Profit's documentary, officially titled "Rollin 313: the Fall of the Auto Industry and the Rise of the Drug Economy. An in depth exploration of White Boy Rick vs the Best Friends, Detroit's political corruption, Young Boys Inc (inspiration for Big Meech and the...

Richer than Frank Lucas. More powerful than the Mafia. He was the biggest drug dealer in America. In 1973 he jumped bail and disappeared with 15 million dollars. He has never been seen again. Nearly four decades later, the fate of Frank Matthews remains a complete mystery. It s as if Matthews dropped off the face of the earth, explained Mike Pizzi, a retired U.S. Marshal who was involved with the...

The Supreme Team, lead by Kenneth 'Supreme" McGriff out of South Jamaica, Queens has left a huge footprint on the pop culture of #america to this day. From the crack era to 50 Cent, Ja Rule, Irv Gotti, and the Rise of the Hip Hop Hustler.

Rich Homie Quan passed away today in his home at age 34. As Young Thug's trial drags on its important to remember that the quest to place Young Thug as the new CHOSEN ONE to replace Lil Wayne necessitated Quan & Big Nut being "shelved" one way or another.

Skip Mongo, brother of famed political consultant for Coleman Young Adolph Mongo and also Larry Mongo who built a hair dressing empire before opening the hipster hotspot "Cafe D'Mongo'"s more recently- was a part of the early Young Boys Inc as a Youth before progressing into political consulting. He is featured in the upcoming Documentary "Beyond Street Dreams"

Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance is one of the great crimes of the century. Despite a massive Federal investigation spanning 4 decades and hundreds of suspects, only the general contours of the crime are known. In the American mythology Hoffa is both hero and villain; a self-made man who ran the nation's largest union and was so beloved by the rank and file Teamsters he represented that they su...

Explore the rise and fall of Detroit’s most infamous drug kingpins, Eddie Jackson and Courtney Brown, in the gripping story of the "Motown Mafia." This podcast dives deep into the 1970s, an era of soul music and hard truths, as we unravel the Al Profit documentary that chronicles how these two men built an empire in the heart of Detroit. From their meteoric rise to their dramatic downfall,...

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