The People's Podcast

C-Grimey sits down with DJ Chuck T, Steve Bedford, And DJ MCPro live at the 2023 Chattanooga Hip Hop Summit.

WE BACK! Season 4 kicks off with C-Grimey sitting down with Maurquez (Q) Thompson. Q is a top grad of Brainerd High School c/o 23. Awarded 2.2 million dollars in academic scholarships and headed to Stanford University to pursue a degree in law with the ultimate goal of becoming a federal judge.

C-Grimey sits down with Kevin Love of the Chattanooga Business Elite, creators and producers of the Black Excellence Chattanooga Awards. They talk nominates, voting, scandals, business, fashion, and haters.

C-Grimey sits down with Constance Every, Tennessee Governor candidate. They talk abortion laws, gun laws , education, wages, homelessness, and much more on the brink of national Election Day.

Cara Robinson, a young mother of 5, protected herself from domestic violence and now faces charges of murder. C-Grimey sits down to get her story and petition the community help.

C-Grimey links up with Aaron "Cherokee" Ellison and talks the background of Capoeira and the importance of it today. Also talk about themes of Black Chattanooga and navigation of the non profit world while never conforming.

C-Grimey sits down with Virginia Anne Manson, Republican candidate for Hamilton County School Board District 11. Grimey ask her views on the attacks on teachers, parents, students, the conditions of schools in poor neighborhoods, and her attendance at the January 6th insurrection.

C-Grimey links with his homie, and former co-host Marie Mott who is once again running for City Council district 8. They talk Chattanooga politics, gun violence, gangs, ARP money, haters, and much much more...

C-Grimey links with John Allen Brooks, candidate for Hamilton Co. District Attorney. Professional, Proficient, Fair Justice, is his slogan and he tells us why he's the person for the job. C-Grimey asks about his views on gang violence in Chatt, drugs, discrimination in the court room, his view on his opponent, and much more...

This episode C-Grimey sits down with Matt Adams Hamilton County Mayor candidate. They talk Hamilton county public schools, crime prevention, poverty, the sheriff’s office, and the challenges of running for county mayor.

C-Grimey sits down with professional boxer Rodger 'The Hitman' Hilley. Rodger shares his story of a westside baby who went from living on the street to training Gervonta Davis at The Floyd Mayweather camp. At 10-0 Rodger looks to stay undefeated and rise in the ranks of world class boxing.

C-Grimey enlist the help of his homie Everett in an interview with author and Chattanooga native Tosha Cook. On a nice spring day by the river the group talks trauma, healing, breaks down some of the book, as we take a nostalgic journey with the author.

C-Grimey sits down with Coty Wamp Hamilton County District Attorney candidate and ask her about the campaign, her views on crime in Chattanooga, sentencing, decriminalizing marijuana, Neal Pinkston, and her beef with the NAACP

Hip Hop For Humanity CHA and Music, Fashion, & Arts Foundation team up for a special series 'Why They Sleep?', featuring the musical performers of the MFA Fest 423 Day. Part 4 features Calee, Ty Swagger, and my special co host Jabo2Crunk.

C-Grimey sits down with Weston Wamp a candidate for Hamilton County mayor. Grimey ask Wamp about his stance on public education, crime, housing, district attorney election, and why the people should trust him.

Hip Hop For Humanity CHA and Music, Fashion, & Arts Foundation team up for a special series 'Why They Sleep?', featuring the musical performers of the MFA Fest 423 Day. Part 3 features Bindy, Janelle Jezebelle, and YK Goody.

Hip Hop For Humanity CHA and Music, Fashion, & Arts Foundation team up for a special series 'Why They Sleep?', featuring the musical performers of the MFA Fest 423 Day. Part 2 features headliner YRW Chuck, TYP, Papi Sensei, and 7even.

C-Grimey sits down behind the scenes of the Music, Fashion, & Arts Foundation Festival visual arts department. Grimey interviews Head artist Juanita Montgomery, Trell Clipz, Chariah Gordon, and Sharketa Penn to get insight on what is in store at the MFA Fest from the arts.

C-Grimey sits down with Jill Black who is running for Hamilton County School Board District 11. He ask about charter schools, book bans, far right wing group moms for liberty, the attack on teachers, bullying, and how to protect students better.

Hip Hop For Humanity CHA and Music, Fashion, & Arts Foundation team up for a special series 'Why They Sleep?', featuring the musical performers of the MFA Fest 423 Day. Part 1 features headliner Swayyvo, Feline The Queen, Pako, King 80, Denise Dave, and BlackStar.

C-Grimey sits down behind the scenes of the Music, Fashion, & Arts Foundation Festival with the fashion department. Director of Fashion Venita Rhodes, Gramz Yungn , and Tailor Maddox talk with Grimey about the designs, exhibits and their personal ventures.

On this episode C-Grimey sits down with Nate Doss, Hamilton County commissioner district 5 candidate. Grimey ask Doss about his connection to Hamilton co., his platform, why he's the right choice for district 5, his opinion on the district attorney race, he view on Hamilton co. schools, and much more...

C-Grimey sits down with Joe Graham a candidate for Hamilton County commissioner in District 11. C-Grimey ask him about his platform, what DA candidate he would rather work with, if the 2020 election was rigged and much more...

C-Grimey sits down with Sean Nix a candidate for Hamilton County commissioner district 11. C-Grimey ask Sean why he thinks he's the person for the ob, his thoughts on the sheriff department, school board , and what he thinks of the heated Hamilton County district attorney race.

C-Grimey sits down with Montrell Besley, who is running for Hamilton County Commissioner district 11. Montrell shares his platform and plans to empower the district. C-Grimey ask the questions everyone wants answers to, like: "Was Candice Owen a donor to the school he works for?" , and "Does he really even live in his district?"