The PoPolitickin Show

Founded in 2008, by Chris “Po” Porter, Po Politickin is a “hip hop meets psychology brand,” designed to give talented artists more exposure. Po Politickin accomplishes this through a global presence, which includes an online radio show, blog, and an online mix tape series. Focused on helping artists, no profits, authors, and others reach the masses, it’s a home for everything worth being discussed. “Po Politickin is deeper than music”, says Porter. “We view Po Politickin as a hip hop motivational brand. Our goals is for Po Politickin to help further the hip hop culture and educate our radio show’s listeners with content that is both entertaining and valuable. In every show, I attempt to leave at least one piece of knowledge that the listener could digest and use in their daily lives.”

We made a special #PoPolitickin 10 year anniversary tee for all our #DayOnes We truly appreciate all the support throughout the years. Since 2008, me and the homie @djperiodisdope have been giving the world underground funk with mix of self-help and personal development. You can order a shirt using the link below, stay tune we got a lot dope designs on the way. ?

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For decades, serial entrepreneur James Prince presided over Rap-A-Lot Records, one of the first and most successful independent rap labels. In his memoir, he explains how he earned his reputation as one of the most respected men in Hip Hop. By staying true to his three principles of heart, loyalty, and commitment, and an unwavering faith in God, he has defeated many adversaries. Whether battling the systemic cycle of poverty, record label executives, boxing promoters, or corrupt DEA agents, Prince has always emerged victorious. Respect isn’t given, it’s earned. In recounting his compelling life story, Prince analyzes the art and science of earning respect – and giving respect – and how to apply these principles to your own life.

I n this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Rapper Big Pooh.Pooh discussed his new album“Rapper Pooh Music”, the lateston Little Brother, sports andmore.

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DJ Period Radio is a platform to hear great music, without the politics. Any genre of music, if you would like to hear a song send me a request, If you have a song you would like to hear email tracks to nothingbutbangers@gmail.com DJ Period Radio features network of podcast such as PoPolitickin, Just 2 Black Brother, The Footlocker Podcast, DJ Period Radio, and The Nina Beretta Podcast.

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Prof. G is a French American teacher and author. Prof. G has a deep passion for positive change through creativity. His mission is to empower creative individuals to achieve their dreams and make a difference in the world. Born in West Africa (Sénégal), Prof. G was raised in Paris, France. After two decades working as a creative consultant (both in Europe and in the U.S.), he became an associate professor at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, California. He is the author of the creativity concept books: You Are a Circle, You Are a Message, and You Are a Dream.

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with rapper and choreographer Sharaya J. A native Hawaiian, but raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, Sharaya J has always been an artist at heart. She was exposed early by her father who was a member of 90’s Hip Hop group Double XX Posse. Sharaya has always been a natural performer. With a very successful career in the dance industry working with the likes of Diddy, Rihanna, Ciara and Alicia Keys as well as great choreographers like Laurianne Gibson, Fatima Robinson and Jamaica Craft, Sharaya is no stranger to the spotlight. In 2013, after a chance encounter, she landed a deal with The Goldmind Inc. This allowed Sharaya the opportunity to study and work under the legendary Missy Elliott as her protégé. Within the same year, Sharaya J released her debut single “BANJI”. This record not only displayed an underground Jersey Club rhythmic sound, but it also created an international movement. Never slowing down, Sharaya released two more singles, “Takin’ It No More” and “Shut It Down” which set the dance world ablaze.