I Got More To Say

This week, we are rejoined by Professional Basketball Player and R & B enthusiast, Mike Turner Jr. for another episode of "Put On Or Put Out." Mike joined us for the first time last winter when he hilariously commented on fits from R. Kelly, Millie Vanilli, and Chris Brown. Be sure to tap the links down below to watch on YouTube and be sure to like and share with a friend! Stay Connected With I Got More To Say Using The Linktree Below! Linktree - https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay I Got More To Say YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@IGotMoreToSayI Got More To Say Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/ Host Cato III's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/catothethird/ Tik- Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556697224478

This week on “I Got More To Say”, Cato welcomes back the man, the myth, the legend himself, Ubong Udofa for another episode of “Put On Or Put Out” where we rate Hip-Hop Fashion. A short year ago, Ubong set the internet ablaze when he shared his commentary on fits from Joe Budden, Childish Gambino, and others. After several request from our loyal supporters, Ubong finally rejoins us this week as he participates in another memorable episode of “Put On or Put Out” where he and Cato share opinions on fits from Marques Houston, Kodak Black, R. Kelly, and More!  Follow Ubong's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/doubleu226/ Stay Connected With I Got More To Say Using The Linktree Below! Linktree - https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay I Got More To Say YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@IGotMoreToSayI Got More To Say Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/ Host Cato III's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/catothethird/ Tik- Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556697224478

This week on "I Got More To Say" Our Host Cato III is joined by Jerrell Robinson for another Episode of "Put On Or Put Out" where we Rate Hip-Hop Fashion. For this Episode, Jerrell shares his take on Fits from Roddy Ricch, Ludacris, Bobby Shmurda, NBA Youngboy, and More! Our “Put On Or Put Out” segment here on “I Got More To Say” is where we have guest rate some of the hottest looks in Hip-Hop fashion, both past and present! Be sure to subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a comment below! Also tap the links below and follow us on all Platforms   Follow Jerrells Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jerellrobinsonn/ Stay Connected With I Got More To Say Using The Linktree Below! Linktree - https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay I Got More To Say Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/ Host Cato III's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/catothethird/ Tik- Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556697224478

This week on “I Got More To Say,” Cato III is joined by the Creator of Buffalo based Hip-Hop Platform “Sneakvibing Media!” Born and Raised in Buffalo, New York, Schondra was born into Hip-Hop with her father being a DJ from The Bronx, New York (The birthplace of Hip-Hop). While studying at Buffalo State College, Schondra started Sneak Vibing to Cover the city's Hip-Hop scene. In the past 11 years, she has interviewed notable artists such as Westside Gunn, Pretty Bulli, and Che Noir. On top of her top notch interviews, she has spoken at multiple Buffalo area schools, educating children on the history of Hip-Hop,  and also coordinates the annual “Ladies First'' Event in Buffalo that highlights female artists in the Upstate area. A true pillar in her community, Tune in to hear Schondra's story of service and community engagement to all of Upstate New York!  Follow Jerrells Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jerellrobinsonn/ Stay Connected With I Got More To Say Using The Linktree Below! Linktree - https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay I Got More To Say Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/ Host Cato III's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/catothethird/ Tik- Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556697224478

This week on “I Got More To Say,” Host Cato III welcomes the man who helped change his life,  legendary music industry veteran Todd Herreman! During Todd's 20 years in the music game, he has served as a producer, composer, engineer, and songwriter. After earning his Bacehlors in Music and Philosophy from Indiana University, Todd got his start by working as a Recording Engineer and Fairlight operator for Prince in 1986, recording multiple tracks on his magnum opus  “Sign O' The Times” album. He then went on to work with other superstars such as Michael Jackson, Jeff Beck, Jody Watley, and Brian Wilson. After earning a Master of Legal Studies degree with a concentration in Intellectual Property from Southern Illinois School of Law, he embarked on a 20 year teaching career. After 13 years at Southern Illinois, he served as a Co-Chair of Audio Arts at Cato III's Alma Mater of Syracuse University, in the prestigious Visual and Performing Arts College. Tune in as Todd details what it was like working with Prince, Michael Jackson, his experiences teaching, and gives his take on a few hot topics regarding record labels, contracts, and more! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

This week on “Put On Or Put Out” Cato III is joined by Rochester Fashion and Fitness influencer, Anthony Jubray! Growing up as an athlete and a fan of Hip-Hop, Anthony took to fashion early in his youth, being inspired by entertainers such as Offset, Lil Yatchy, Michael Vick, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. With Anthony possessing a great sense of humor and deadpan delivery, tune in to watch him rate Hip-Hop fashion of both past and present on “I Got More To Say!”  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

On This Week's Episode of  “I Got More To Say,” Host Cato III is joined by Bar Heavy Spitta Pretty Bulli! Born and Raised in Buffalo, New York, Bulli began writing poetry as a pre-teen after the passing of her grandmother and turned to rhyming after jumping in cyphers with fellow rappers in her neighborhood. While a student at Bennett High School, Bulli was encouraged by her high school English teacher to continue to take writing seriously. After walking the stage in 2002, an eventful 15 years followed which included 60 hour work weeks, raising two children as a single mother, and sharpening her lyrical pen before the arrival of her debut project “Respect Ya History.” The following 6 years saw the release of projects “Dope Chick, No Soda” (2018) “The Break Up” (2019), and “Duffle Bag Bulli” (2022). After winning Shade 45's Demo Battles three weeks in a row in 2022, Bulli was one of 12 MC's chosen to feature on the legendary “Sway in the Morning” radio show due to her submission for the “The Saga Continues” challenge that was orchestrated by Legendary Producer and Wu Tang Clan member, RZA. After setting the internet ablaze with critical acclaim for   her performance on Sway, she stops by IGMTS a year later to reflect on how the past year has changed her life, discusses her most recent album “Then and Now,” and what the future holds for an MC that has fought for her position to be mentioned among the best MC's in the game! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For Last week's episode of “I Got More To Say” Host Cato III is joined by Rapper and Producer Duo and fellow Oswego State University Alumnus AZ the Alpha and Jay Infinity! AZ is a Brooklyn Rapper by way of Canarsie, who is also one third of the NYC based Hip-Hop Group, Ovrsight,  and has been releasing releasing music dating back to his 2018 effort “To Whom This May Concern.” Jay Infinity hails from the Central New York area and began producing during high school after being inspired by a myriad of artists such as Three 6 Mafia, Madlib, and Alchemist.  Together, they discuss the 5 year process of their debut EP “UNDER GOD”, the significance behind the project's title, working with physical distance from one another, and of course, play “Put On or Put Out!”  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 22nd Episode of “I Got More To Say” Host Cato is joined by fellow Syracuse Alumnus and the Founder behind Pour Les Gens Worldwide Clothing Brand, Dylan Antigua! A Queens Native, Dylan is a first-gen New Yorker, who's two island-born parents introduced him to his city's Hip-Hop culture through music, sports and fashion with figures such as Allen Iverson, DMX, The Michigan Fab 5, Stephon Marbury, and Nas serving as early influences. After crafting his style during his teenage years, he started his PLG clothing line in 2020 while studying Psychology at Syracuse University. In a few short years his brand has been seen on rappers like Anycia & Karrahbooo and athletes such as Obi Toppin & Immanuel Quickley. Tune in now to hear Dylan's come up, advice to young fashion brands, his ranking of the best dressed boroughs in NYC, top 3 air force 1's, “Put On Or Put Out,” and more! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

EASE is an award winning, world renowned Turntablist from Rochester, NY. Taking to Djing as a teen, it took no more than a year after high school graduation for EASE to find himself on stage in Japan as a Tour DJ. Since then, EASE has rocked parties all over the world, earning the moniker “International EASE,” as he has toured in the US, Asia, Europe, and Africa. has won multiple Battle Djing Competitions including Red Bull's “3Style” US Championship in 2017, The DMC USA Battle For Supremacy Championship in 2020, and The Goldie World DJ Championship in 2021. Aside from his time as a battle and club DJ, he has an impressive career as tour DJ, opening as a concert DJ for Drake, Wu Tang Clan, Usher, Travis Scott, Cardi B, Grandmaster Flash, and Nas. Ease has also served as the official Tour DJ for Young MA's “Herstory in The Making” Tour in 2019, ha toured with DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia, and is NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal's official DJ for his “SHAQFU” radio show. A living legend among Turntablist and DJ's today, EASE shares his story of perseverance and dedication with Cato! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Syracuse Based Artist Zak G Joins Cato III for the 21st episode of “I Got More To Say!” A Statesman to the Upstate New York music scene, Zak began his music career in 2015 with the release of his “All Nighter” mixtape. Since then, he has released 3 projects “Sound Asleep,” “Lucid Dreams,” and his most recent “The Awakening Theory,” the latter arriving December of 2023. As an artist he has amassed over 180,000 streams, 8,000 listeners, and has 25+ performances across New York State, including opening for Waka Flocka Flame at Le Moyne College in 2023. Aside from his music career, he is the Founder of “The Bridge Upstate” where he organizes cyphers of fellow upstate based MC's, attracting over one hundred creatives from over 14 upstate towns and cities. A pillar of one of the best Hip-Hop communities in the world, tune in to listen to Zak G's story of success, blueprint on being an independent artist in the internet era, and play “Put On or Put Out.”Be Sure To Stay Tuned With Zak G ! All Streaming Platforms - Zak G Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/iamzakg/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@iamzakg Youtube -  @ZakgFollow and Subscribe to The Bridge Upstate ! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thebridgeupstate/ Youtube -  The Bridge Upstate https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 20th episode of “I Got More To Say” Cato III is joined by national award-winning Journalist, Filmmaker & Speaker, Eden Strachan. Eden is also the Author & Founder of “Black Girls Don't Get Love,” a book and multimedia coming of age brand for girls of color. Black Girls Don't Get Love's mission is to use media to turn silence into language and change the way black girls are perceived in society. A pillar within her community, Eden has served 150 girls, secured over $70,000 in sponsorships for the brand's nonprofit arm, Black Girls WILL Get Love, Inc., and been recognized by the Central New York Business Journal with a Forty Under 40 award for her work in the Central New York area and beyond. Tune in as Eden discusses her experience growing up as a Black girl, and unpacks Black Women's portrayal in mainstream media.Follow Eden and Black Girls Don't Get Love! https://blackgirlsdontgetlove.com/ https://www.instagram.com/eden.strachan/ https://www.instagram.com/blackgirlsdontgetlove/ https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Ubong Udofah joins Cato III this week for Put On Or Put Out! Born in Rochester, New York to Nigerian Parents, Ubong was inspired by Hip-Hop culture through the artists that made the music such as Jadkiss and NBA players who embraced it such as Allen Iverson. With an infectious personality highlighted by a charismatic sense of humor, Ubong shares his hilarious opinions and rates Hip-Hop fashion both past and present! Be Sure To Follow Our Socials Below and Stay Tuned ! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556697224478 Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-got-more-to-say/id1702113515 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4MDXpAHwiwUUOWnzM85VcG?si=ad9d9232174948dc https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 19th Episode of “I Got More To Say,” Cato is joined by Dr. Juliet Forshaw. Juliet is an Associate Music History and Literature Professor at Cato's Alma Mater of Oswego University. Hailing From St. Louis Missouri, she began her musical journey singing and playing piano in church during her youth and went on to study music at Princeton University and earned her Ph.D in Historical Musicology at Columbia University. She is also the lead singer of a folk band titled “The Fire Within” who recently released their first full length album of the same name. Dr. Forshaw shares her immense knowledge of modern music with Cato, and discusses early American music contributions from black artists from the 19th Century Reconstruction era, to the Jazz infused 1920's, to the Rock and Roll takeover of the 1950's!   https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 3rd episode of “Put On Or Put Put” Cato III is joined by Professional Cinematographer, Imani Racine! Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Imani developed an interest in television and film at a young age and went on to graduate from Clark Atlanta University with a degree in Television and Film. She then earned her masters in Television, Radio, and Film and graduated from Syracuse University alongside Cato in 2023. During her time at Syracuse, she served as the Director of Cinematography and Fashion Consultant for “I Got More To Say” and shot the show's first 10 episodes. Being born and raised in one of the meccas of fashion, Imani makes a rare appearance in front of the camera and returns home to “I Got More To Say” and rates Hip-Hop fashion on “Put On Or Put Out!”Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556697224478 Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-got-more-to-say/id1702113515 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4MDXpAHwiwUUOWnzM85VcG?si=ad9d9232174948dc https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 19th episode of “I Got More To Say” Michael Turner Jr join's Cato for a segment of “Put On Or Put Out!” Mike is a former professional basketball player, playing Collegiately for Morrisville State, and formerly playing  professionally for the Roc City Ravens and Buffalo Blaze. Growing up an angry child, Mike used R and B music to help calm himself which turned into him being  an avid listener supporter of the genre, with his favorite era's  of R and B being the late 90's and the early 2000's. As far as fashion, He took to the styles of R&B artists, due to the simplicity of the genre's fashion in comparison to its Hip-Hop counterpart. For this episode, Mike participates in a special R&B focused “Put On or Put Out.” Tap the link tree in our bio and be sure to drop a like, comment, and share with a friend!  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

This week's Episode of “I Got More To Say” features Rochester MC Golden! A professional Chef and a skilled MC, Golden was prepared for the spotlight at a young age, being the daughter of Glenn Hagan, a Legendary Professional Basketball in the City of Rochester. After playing various instruments and joining a rap group during her early years as an artist,she stepped into her own spotlight as an MC, and has released 12 albums to date with her most being “It's Still Fuck Your Fuck Your Feelings” which she recorded in a single night. Golden has won multiple awards including 3 Roc Awards, a Spiral Award for “Best Female MC,” and has opened for artists such as Mobb Deep, Rakim, Joell Ortiz, Memphis Bleek, Cupcake, Rae Sremmurd, and many more. On todays show, Golden chats with Cato about “It's Still Fuck Your Feelings,” the current state of Rochesters Hip-Hop scene, her feelings on the current landscape of female Hip-Hop, and hilariously rates some of  Hip-Hop's Hottest Fashion Trends on “Put On Or Put Out.” https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

In celebration on the final day of Black History Month, Dr. Kenneth Marshall joins Host Cato III this week on “I Got More To Say!” Dr.  Marshall, or more fondly known as Dr. M, is an Associate Professor at Oswego University, Cato III's Alma Mater. Dr. M, a native of Trenton, New Jersey, Earned his bachelor's degree in history from Rider University, and then spent the next 13 years at Michigan State where he earned his PhD in African American Studies. One of the most brilliant minds of the aforementioned subject, his work focuses on Slavery, Black Manhood, black Migration, Segregation, Civil Rights, Black Media, Blaxploitation Film, and Race. Dr. M sits down with Cato and shares his story on how he became one of the most genius minds in African American History, successfully navigating his way through a Predominantly White Institutions, and Black Male Hindrances in America. Be sure to leave Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a like and comment! Be sure to follow and rate our socials below. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay?_t=8kH71iJhZte&_r=1Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-got-more-to-say/id1702113515Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4MDXpAHwiwUUOWnzM85VcG?si=ad9d9232174948dcYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC40xT0gysujlsLkfyUX9Tpw https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Hey Everyone, Creator and Host of “I Got More To Say” Cato checking in. This weeks episode is the 2nd edition of our solo format whereI share various thoughts and opinions on the past and current happenings within Hip-Hop. On this episode I briefly tell the story of my journey thus far and why I started my platform. Later I share my opinion on Key GLocks “Let's Go” video and to wrap it up, express my frustrations with the civil war going on between mature and younger generations of Hip-Hop. Please take a listen and let me know what you think of this new format and if their ways this content can be more engaging and entertaining. You can reach me at @ Igotmoretosay@gmail.com Be sure to Subscribe on YouTube and Subscribe to all of our socials below. https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Hello Everyone! My name is Timothy Cato III, The Creator and Host of “I Got More To Say” and I am happy to announce that After two Months off, “I Got More To Say” is back! The hiatus was due to a surgery I underwent mid January. Now that I am back and fully healed, I am back and more focused on bringing you more quality content. While I have many new initiatives that I will be rolling out through 2024, This episode is one I am most excited about being our new solo episode format. This format will feature me sharing my personal opinions about various topics regarding the world of Black Music and culture. This week's topics include Demon Imagery in Hip-Hop,, Artist accountability, and the end of wearing Shiesty Mask. Please be sure to Subscribe to IGMTS on Youtube and follow our Instagram @igotmoretosayent and be sure to share with a friend. Enjoy the show and let us know what you think! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Award Winning Artist and DJ Tyquan “Ty Ty” Bethea joins Cato III for the 16th Episode of “I Got More To Say.” Hailing from Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York, Before Ty Ty made a name for himself as a DJ, he began playing drums in the church, the place he credits with teaching him how to be a true musician. Years later at our Alma mater of Oswego University, he taught himself DJing to maintain the school's immense party scene. In a short time of dedication, Ty Ty  began getting booked all over New York State and provided endless memories to thousands of people who ever had the pleasure to attend any of his events. Rather a small basement party, a popular club, or a packed festival, Ty Ty shut it down everytime, and even won 1st place a the clash of caribfest in 2018.  On This Episode, Ty Ty shares his experiences as a DJ, how the profession has evolved, details the elaborate history of Brooklyn Drill, and of course, Plays Put On Or Put Out! Be Sure to Follow Our Socials below and stay tuned in for more of “I Got More To Say.” https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

This week's episode of “I Got More To Say” features advertising professional Samara Apryl! Raised in Atlanta, Sam witnessed the commercial rise of southern hip-hop. Sam's initial exposure to Hip-Hop came from her family being from various popular music regions such as Louisiana, Texas, and Michigan. Further exposure to music came from her accessibility to celebrities,  Atlanta's radio market, showcases, and local talent shows within Atlanta.  While an undergraduate Student at Clark Atlanta, Sam Started her own public relations agency and served as junior publicist for Media Girls Network, a public relations apprentice for Finn Partners, and a photographer for Rap Plug. For the 7th episode of “I Got More To Say,”  Sam chats with Cato about the impact of Atlanta's club scene, trap music impact, Texas lucrative hip-hop market, Put On or Put Out, and More! Be sure to Subscribe to our YouTube Channel using the link in our bio! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Parris “King Persona” Rufus features on the 15th episode of “I Got More To Say” this week. Born and raised in Rochester, P began rapping and producing at 16 years old. After graduating high school, P began traveling all over New York, working with artists from every region of the “Empire State.” Although he once donned the moniker of “Upstate P,” his career spans all over the east coast, having lived in North Carolina, Florida, and most recently Atlanta. “A One Man Army,” he not only writes and produces his own music, but mixes, masters, records, and distributes as well as designing his own merchandise and album artwork. While his music career is impressive, his skills are not limited as he is a master barber and possesses a rare knowledge of exercise science. He sits down with Cato on this episode of “I Got More To Say” to discuss his life and career in the music industry, the current state of Hip-Hop, the impact of Soundcloud, and More! Be sure to follow his socials below and stream his brand new single “The Message” as well as his most recent project, “Dirty Caviar.” https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 14h Episode of “I Got More To Say” Host Cato III is joined by Legendary DJ and Radio Personality DJ Chris G! Born and Raised in Rochester, New York, Chris's 30 year career in music started from a dream as a young man to work in music behind the scenes. After carrying crates and studying under local Rochester DJ's, he embarked on a career in the national guard where he was taught how to use Technics 1200 turntables. Upon leaving the military, he returned to Rochester and began DJing parties before being asked by a friend and local radio personality to provide mixes for their radio show at the University of Rochester. He eventually became the show's in-house DJ and then started his own show which he eventually transferred to the Rochester Institute of Technology after he was recommended by fellow Rochester Dj and friend DJ Green Lantern. While doing college radio, Chris broke many Hip-Hop artist records in the city of Rochester including Jay-Z, Big L, Big Pun, Busta Rhymes Nas, and More! 30 years later, he still runs “Straight From the Underground on FM '' on 100.9 WXIR, one of the longest running Hip Hop Radio Shows in the country where Cato III co-host alongside him. For his feature on IGMTS, how he got his start in music, the evolution of being a DJing, Changes in the radio industry, and More!  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 13th Episode of “I Got More To Say” Host Cato III is joined by Rochester Producer Bien Angelo! Born in the Bacoor  Philippines, Bien moved to the United States at 13 years old and continued his interest in his love for Hip-Hop by becoming a Producer while finishing high school in the late 2010's. Cato and Bien both met while working in retail in Upstate New York and connected through their shared love of Black culture. For this episode, Bien and Cato both chat about Filipino history, culture, the impact  Fliptop battle rap league, similarities between Pinoy (Fillipino Hip Hop) and American Hip Hop, and another segment of Put On or Put Out !  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Today marks a special milestone as Buffalo artist and avid supporter Marquel “Francs” Jeffries rejoins Cato for the 12th episode of “I Got More To Say!” Francs is back to kick it with Cato after the release of his 4th album “Beautiful Daze” back in January. Francs and Cato reflect on the making of the album, importance of making positive Hip-Hop music, professionalism in the music industry, relationships, and more. Be sure to stream “Beautiful Daze” on all major streaming platforms and be sure to watch IGMTS on Youtube and listen everywhere you get your podcast!  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 11th episode of “I Got More To Say” Cato is joined by Rochester CIty Councilman, CEO, Business Owner, Real Estate Developer, Barber, and Author,  Pastor Willie Lightfoot! Pastor Will was born and raised in Rochester, New York, and was the son of elected City Official Willie Walker Lightfoot. Originally he  had aspirations of being a rapper, but after his rap crew's set was sabotaged at a talent show where the winner won a record deal, he enrolled in the United States Air Force where he served 12 years and fought in Operations Desert Storm and Enduring Freedom, respectively. Pastor also served as a Fireman in Monroe County for 22 years and 2 years in the National Guard. In 2003 he broke ground and began investing in “Willie Lightfoot Square” which consists of a barbershop, Laundromat, and Restaurant on Jefferson Avenue in Rochester. Pastor chats with Cato on Hip-Hop's impact, his thoughts on artists having a social responsibility, the benefits of accepting Christ into your life, relationships, his new book titled “The Intersection Between Pain and Purpose,” and much more! Be sure to Follow our socials and subscribe on Youtube @ I Got More To Say! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Bailey Davis joins Cato III for the 10th Episode of “I Got More To Say!” A fashion innovator and fellow Syracuse Alum, Bailey was introduced to her love for style and design in her youth due to her mother working as a visual merchandiser for brands such as Burberry and Sean John. Born in Atlanta, she eventually moved to Chicago where she attended high school and discovered her love for music as she went to popular music festival Lollapalooza every year. While attending Syracuse she studied fashion abroad in Italy and started Zeal, her own Web3 fashion magazine. Currently she is in London earning a Masters degree in Fashion and Design and developing  the future of fashion media with the aforementioned Zeal Magazine. On this episode of I Got More To Say, Bailey chats with Cato about her experiences living in 2 major cities, the misrepresentation of Chicago in the media, 2010's Chicago Hip-Hop scene, Hip-Hop being accepted into High Fashion, and Plays Put On or Put Out!  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For the 9th Episode of “I Got More To Say” Cato is joined by Bronx Rapper, Vanessa “vsteeze” Lora! A Fellow Syracuse Alumnus, Vanessa grew up in a Dominican household in the South Bronx. With her family playing everything from Bachata to Hip-Hop, she discovered her musical passion during her youth. She took to writing raps while in her final year of earning her bachelor's degree in Fine Arts Form Syracuse Universities Visual and Performing Arts School. She eventually moved to Atlanta and while in the Peach City she released her debut EP “The Lilac Pack” followed by “The Honey Pack” with frequent collaborator Funky DL. After both efforts were well received, Vanessa returned to Syracuse to further her love and passion for music where we both connected. With an impeccable style, ear for jazz infused Hip-Hop production,  and ability to tell candid stories, vsteeze has the ability to make masterful art at any given moment. For this episode she talks with Cato growing up in the South Bronx, moving to Atlanta, her recipes for success as an artist, her sexuality and its effects on her art, and of course plays “Put On or Put Out.” Watch on YouTube and available on most major podcasting platforms now!!!                                                                                           https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

This week's episode features a near and dear friend of mine, Marquel “Francs” Jeffries. I met Marquel while we were both students at Oswego State University, where I was inspired by his musical ability and we eventually started a brotherhood that has turned into a 6 year friendship. Born and Raised in Buffalo, New York, Marquel adapted quickly to his city's music scene and began crafting his own raps around the age of 9 after being inspired by his uncle to become an artist.  Fast forward over a decade later, his discography includes  4 independent albums,  a sizable mixtape catalog, featuring on the Netflix series “Rhythm and Flow, “ and winning the BSF Centerstage showcase all while earning his bachelor's degree and working as a Coordinator for  our alma mater's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion office. Francs (whose name is an acronym for “Frequently Rapping About Nonsense Concerning Society) sits down with me to describe his latest and most personable album to date with “Beautiful Daze” and the process of creating the album. Head over to Youtube to watch now or stream on Most major podcast platforms. https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Professor Michelle Santosuosso joins Cato On a Special Edition of “I Got More To Say.” Professor Santosuosso is a CERTIFIED Music Industry Professional who currently is a Professor at Syracuse University Bandier Program, the number one school in the country for performing and Entertainment Industries. Her 30-year career has spanned the music, broadcasting, digital and publishing industries, with work in broadcast programming, record company marketing and promotion, artist development and content creation.Professor Santosuosso has also served as vice president of music programming at Dash Radio and vice president of artist relations at Napster, and founded D.O.M.E. Entertainment, a marketing company working with music artists and corporate brands. She is the recipient of the Bobby Poe Music Director of the Year Award for her work in radio.Santosuosso teaches courses in music business fundamentals, including publishing, artist management and live touring entertainment. On today's episode she chats with Cato and details how she got her start in the music business, her experiences running the #1 Hip Hop station in LA, her advocacy work within Hip-Hop, 2 Pac, Eazy E, Notorious BIG, and much more! Available on Most major Podcast platforms Now! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For this week's episode of “I Got More To Say” we have Long Island's very own Tyger Munn! Born in Queens and raised on Long Island to black and Guyanese parents, his early introduction to music came by way of his mothers time as a dance instructor and his father's love for  R and B. Tyger took to sports during his youth, primarily football, which he credits, along with working at Jones Beach Amphitheater on Long Island, for inspiring his taste in hip-hop with the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Pop Smoke, and 21 Savage. After graduating from Merrimack College in 2022, I had the pleasure of meeting Tyger at Syracuse University's Newhouse School this past year where he was a member of the Broadcast and Digital Journalism  / Sport Media track. On This episode we chat about his upbringing, how sports impacted his music taste, violence within Hip,Hop, and of course, play “Put On or Put Out!”  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

This week's guest on “I Got More To Say” is the Lovely Ndidi Ukaobasi ! Born in Toronto, Canada to Nigerian parents, Ndidi was raised in “The Great White North” before moving to the Chicagoland area during high school. After high school, She went on to graduate from Kent State with her bachelors followed by a masters from Syracuse University in Exercise Physiology. As for music, she grew up listening to traditional West African Music and gospel, then took to the likes of Hip-Hop listening to artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, Meek Mill, and Drake. Today , she is a frequent consumer of Afrobeats and is glad that the genre has recently captivated the world. On this episode, Ndidi offers insight on Toronto's music scene, the rise of afrobeats, the recipe to Burna Boys international stardom, and participates in “Put On or Put Out”  https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

For this week's episode, Syracuse University Alum and current Television, Radio, and Film graduate student Jordan Pierre sits down with Cato for the 3rd episode of I Got More To Say. You may have seen his face circulating around the internet this summer as his speech at this year's Syracuse University's Newhouse School Convocation went viral and has inspired people around the world. While his god gifted ability of communication may be his calling, Jordan is a man of many things being the founder of "The Voice" by Michael Pierre Clothing Line, hosting his own show “Off The Wake Up,” and the president of the Alpha Phi Alpha Chapter at Syracuse University all while currently being a full time Graduate student At Newhouse. On this episode of "I Got More To Say," Jordan gives his Hip-Hop fashion opinion and gives free game on new segment “Droppin Jewels.” Episode Available Now on Most Major Podcasting Platforms! https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Very few cities , if any, can lay claim to the amount of impact, influence, and talent that Memphis Tennessee has over the last 60 years. Rather Stax Records in the 70's, DJ Spanish Fly in the 80's, or Gangsta Memphis of the 90's, the city finds a way to flex its muscle every decade and remind the world that Memphis is a Musical Powerhouse. Few can speak on the cities musicality better than Prairie View Alum and Current Syracuse Graduate Student Josh Crawford. Born and Raised in East Memphis, Josh has had a first hand experience on the culture one of Americas most under-appreciated cities. Born into the the music industry with his father Scott Crawford (who phones chats with us via Phone call) being a Prominent attorney in the city. Josh was around many prominent 901 artist including Three 6 Mafia, Big 30, 8 Ball and MJG, and others. On the second episode of "I Got More To Say" Josh sheds light on Memphis Culture, the cities impact on Modern Music, the cities recent Hip-Hop Renaissance, and hilariously rates Hip-Hop Fashion on "Put On or Put Out."► Subscribe On Youtube - @ I Got More To Say https://youtube.com/@IGotMoreToSay?si=iLzXQfvVVANX8hFi ►FOLLOW us on TikTok - @Igotmoretosay https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay ►FOLLOW us on Instagram - @Igotmoretosayent https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/►LIKE us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092504659680&mibextid=LQQJ4d https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

Rising Syracuse Sophomore and LA Native, CJ Yang sits down with Cato on the first episode of "I Got More Say" and discusses LA Hip-Hop Culture, How Hip-Hop is changing, How Hip-Hop influences Korean culture, Adidas and Ye, status of current LA legends, and more!   https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay