Behind Bars Podcast

Behind Bars welcomes back Bonnie G to discuss her resent release, The Return, as well as her journey through depression & setbacks to Championships & a renewed passion for music.

Behind Bars welcomes Play Ma's old label mate, Cease, to discuss the bars of the best songs from the back and forth between Kendrick and Drake. They tell who they believe won the battle and also their definition of beef.

Christian Holy Trapper, Deonte Hall, joins the podcast to discuss his Ghetto Gospel and his road to redemption. Also, super content creator, DJ, and media specialist, Charlie G, joins the conversation as he details going from foster care, to doing time, to chasing Jesus!

Theola Redd Joins the podcast to discuss her restaraunt, the backlash she's received of late, and her new podcast!

Mr. Jacorrian & Ms. Teeya join Play Ma to discuss relationships, how women play themselves and how men get played. Also, they go behind the bars of the hit by Foxy Brown, I Cant.

Mike Slaughter joins the podcast to discuss OG Bobby Billions hit, Outside, as well as discuss his "All Gas No Breaks" mentality! 

Big Play returns to Behind Bars with Zay Booker, CEO of Star Player Apparel & Media. These young bulls discuss the old school hit, Daylight by MJG & Eightball, and how the life of an entrepreneur is similar to the life of a hustler. 

Behind Bars kicks off season 4 going behind the bars of the Ludacris & Mary J Blige hit, Runaway Love. Joining the podcast is Egypt Trinity, host of First Friday Poetry Slam, and Jeannine Black Purnell, organizer of Heavenly Hands Prison Ministry. The ladies discuss the riveting lyrics of the song as well as their own experience with abuse. 

After words were exchanged, Play Ma sits down with long time friend, Chinni of Chinni ENT, to cut the beef up and cook it! They discuss the late Kato Da Don, and the dueling projects that started the misunderstanding. The show ends with a versus for the ages!

The Golden Boy, BRANDNEW, joins the podcast to discuss the bars of the Bizzle song, Mr. Range Rover. He also discusses the murder of his mother, being dubbed a "janky promoter", and how he took the blame for a homocide that occurred at one of his events. 

Chicago's own, BIG REO, joins the podcast to discuss the bars of the Kanye West hit, All Falls Down, as well as take us on a trip through the south side of Chicago. He talks about his father getting a life sentence with Lil Durk's father and the connection they have to this day.