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Send us a textWhen singer-songwriter Cara Caterson joins Rome Davis on the No ID Podcast, what unfolds is an unexpectedly vulnerable peek behind the curtain of creative careers. Both performers strip away the glamor to reveal what audiences never see—Rome confessing to throwing up at gas stations before comedy sets, Cara admitting to hiding in venue bathrooms to calm her nerves. Their shared experiences create an immediate bond that allows the conversation to venture into rarely discussed territory."I was wondering where the hell you went," Rome tells Cara, celebrating her recent single release "Big Joke" after watching her develop from open mic nights to professional recordings. Their discussion traces Cara's musical journey from church singing as a child to finding escape through music during a challenging upbringing, drawing inspiration from artists like Music Soulchild and Erykah Badu.The conversation takes a fascinating turn as they explore how today's entertainment landscape forces artists to compress their vision into ever-smaller packages. "Everything has to be a Reel or a Short now," Cara laments, noting how the industry's demand for 30-second content fragments makes it nearly impossible to present complete artistic expressions. Both agree that album lengths have shrunk from an hour to barely 30 minutes, reflecting our collective shrinking attention capacity.As they discuss moving between music scenes—Cara relocating from Virginia Beach to Baltimore—they touch on the delicate balance between competition and community. "There's a lot of betas trying to be alphas," Rome observes about industry climbers who don't understand collaboration's value. Cara offers aspiring musicians practical wisdom earned through experience: read extensively about the industry, prepare thoroughly behind the scenes, and only launch when truly ready.Ready to discover an artist on the rise? Follow Cara Caterson across social platforms and stream "Big Joke" wherever you get your music. If you enjoyed this conversation about the real challenges creative people face, subscribe to the No ID Podcast for more unfiltered discussions about making art in today's complex landscape.Support the show

Send us a textDive into the intriguing journey of PepperKat, an artist who transitioned from the world of news production to become a prominent figure in adult entertainment. In this episode, she reveals the motivations that led her to pursue a career where creativity and financial independence reign supreme. PepperKat is not just an entertainer; she is a trailblazer who redefines the narratives around adult work.PepperKat shares her experiences as a cam model and phone sex operator, providing a glimpse into the challenges and rewards of her profession. Her insights unravel the complexities of connecting with customers, maintaining professional boundaries, and the necessity for creativity in crafting engaging adult content. With a background in film, she injects artistry into her work through dramatic storytelling, enhancing the viewer's experience beyond mere visuals.In an engaging discussion, PepperKat addresses the stigma surrounding adult entertainment, advocating for a more open and accepting dialogue about desires and fantasies. She pushes back against societal norms, emphasizing the importance of acceptance and understanding in a world often shrouded in judgment. This conversation not only showcases her personal journey but also addresses broader themes of sexuality, empowerment, and self-expression.Whether you're curious about the adult industry or looking for inspiration in your own pursuits, this episode is rich with insights and humor. Join us as we uncover the myths and realities of adult entertainment with the captivating Peppercat. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share your thoughts with us!Support the show

Send us a textWhat if a simple wardrobe choice could change the way you're perceived on stage? Theodore Taylor, better known as the "Bowtie Guy," joins us to unravel the origins of his distinctive comedic persona. Inspired by a character from Doctor Who, the bow tie has become more than just an accessory—it's his comedic badge, helping him craft punchlines that linger long after the laughter fades. Theodore takes us on his journey from the Houston Improv, sharing how he navigates the expectations and stereotypes often placed on black comedians, and why adaptability is the secret sauce in today's comedy scene.Peek behind the curtain of stand-up comedy's unpredictable world as Theodore recounts his early career's comedic highs and lows. From a Michael Jackson joke that fell flat to a humorous saga involving a clean comedy show punchline mishap, Theodore's stories highlight the industry's camaraderie and the lessons learned from diverse audiences. We also explore the challenges and tensions within the comedy circuits, particularly for black comedians, and reflect on how societal dynamics shape a comedian's life both on and off stage.Theodore opens up about the essential ingredients for success in comedy: likability, consistency, and relatability. Through candid discussions, we examine how personal heroes can disappoint and how comedians balance their intellectual and misfit personas. Theodore also spotlights his special, "Theodore ME Taylor's Bowtie Guy," inviting listeners to follow his journey and connect with our comedy community. Whether you're a comedy aficionado or curious about the craft's inner workings, this episode promises insights and laughs in equal measure.Support the show

Send us a textEver wondered what it's like to mix stand-up comedy with a mean golf swing? Legendary comedian Buddy Lewis joins us, bringing his signature humor and a treasure trove of stories from his days on "Martin" to the quirky charm of interviewing him in his mom's living room. From hilarious behind-the-scenes moments with Martin Lawrence to the pride of his Howard University roots, Buddy's anecdotes are sure to keep you laughing. We also have a good chuckle about his claim to fame as one of the top comic golfers, underlining his dominance specifically in the comedy community.We shift gears and tackle the humorous misunderstandings in technology with a personal story involving a cordless phone debacle that highlights the generational tech gap. Our chat then takes a flavorful turn as we discuss the joys and risks of dining at hood spots, where the food is as authentic as the neighborhood is sketchy. Shared laughs and relatable stories about everyday experiences keep the conversation lively and engaging.Finally, we dive into the evolution of comedy promotion, reminiscing about the days of flyers and radio spots and comparing them to today's need for a robust social media presence. Buddy shares delightful memories from his time on "House Party 4" and his quirky collections, adding depth and nostalgia to our discussion. Wrapping up with mutual appreciation and humorous anecdotes, this episode promises a hearty mix of fun, nostalgia, and invaluable insights into the comedy world.https://noidmediallc.komi.io/Support the show

Send us a textEver wondered how stand-up comedy has transformed over the years? Join us as La Josh Preston, a humorous force from Southwest Virginia, takes us through his comedic journey from 1993 to now. La Josh has seen it all—from the bustling stages of Roanoke to the exhilarating experience of performing for Kenan Thompson. He talks about the evolution of comedy, highlighting how inclusivity has reshaped the field, urging comedians to abandon outdated norms like racism and bullying. Let La Josh's unique perspective enlighten you on the perseverance and authenticity required to thrive in the comedy world.Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming anecdote about La Josh's unforgettable opportunity to perform with Kenan Thompson's Funniest Comics. Discover how a video clip with Kenan became his personal badge of honor, convincing his family that his trip wasn't just about gambling in Atlantic City. La Josh shares how his distinctive jokes drew the attention of producers and audiences alike, proving that originality can set you apart even among comedy legends. He also reflects on the profound influence of comedy icons like DL Hughley and Bernie Mac, whose ability to unite diverse audiences continues to inspire his work.Aspiring comedians, take note: La Josh brings valuable insights into the comedy grind, emphasizing the crucial role of open mics in honing one's skills. He shares tales of long drives for precious minutes of stage time and the relentless hustle to keep evolving as a comic. The Roanoke comedy scene, filled with challenges and camaraderie, has taught him the importance of staying true to oneself amidst competition and negativity. Join us to learn from La Josh's experiences and gather tips on making your mark in the ever-changing landscape of stand-up comedy.Support the show

Send us a textComedian and writer Corey Marshall joins us to share his unexpected journey into the world of stand-up comedy. Imagine turning a life-altering event like a divorce into an opportunity for reinvention. Corey did just that, boldly stepping onto the stage for his first-ever one-man show without any prior experience. His fearless leap into comedy not only led to a successful debut but also caught the attention of influencers from New York's Caroline Comedy Club. However, it wasn't all smooth sailing—Corey reflects on the humbling experiences of witnessing fellow comedians bomb on stage, teaching him resilience and the importance of maintaining confidence in the face of potential failure. With 13 years in the industry, Corey offers insights into the hard-won lessons that have shaped his comedic career.From being inspired by legends like Bill Cosby, Dave Chappelle, and Eddie Murphy, Corey's journey has evolved from stand-up to exciting new ventures in writing. He shares how the storytelling finesse of these iconic figures and shows like Comic Relief and the Blue Collar Comedy Tour have influenced his comedic style. Transitioning from the stage to creative writing, Corey explores opportunities in script punch-ups and even ventures into crafting horror and metaverse-themed comic book series. We also discuss practical tips for aspiring comedians and the significance of embracing one's unique voice. Stay connected with Corey and myself, Comedian Roma, on social media, and don't forget to check out our comedic escapades on No ID Media TV on YouTube.Support the show

Send us a textShawnnell Brown, the vibrant comedian and DJ lighting up Richmond, Virginia, joins us to share her incredible story from law school to the comedy stage, inspired by the likes of Chris Tucker. Chanel brings her unique flair and passion to the mic as she discusses her mission to create a thriving community for local comedians with her upcoming comedy mixer. Her journey serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of pursuing your passions and the joy of finding humor in the everyday. We also touch on the multifaceted nature of entertainment careers, exploring how comedians like Paris Sachet and Michelle Buteau are making waves across platforms including Tubi and Max.Our episode wouldn't be complete without a shoutout to DJ Nelly B, who's ready to shake up the DJ community with her energy and beats. Listen in as she shares her excitement for the upcoming mixer in Richmond, a chance for DJs and music lovers to connect and groove. Nelly B's eagerness to collaborate shines through, whether she's spinning tracks or encouraging listeners to book her for their next event. From comedy to music, this episode is packed with insights and opportunities that highlight the vibrant tapestry of creative careers.Support the show

Ever wondered how a comedian's first headlining gig feels after a decade of grinding? Meet Tyrone Burston, the man with a story that's bound to tug at your heartstrings and tickle your funny bone. Tyrone takes us behind the scenes of his emotional journey to the spotlight, sharing how personal losses and life's hard knocks pushed him to embrace comedy with unmatched passion. Alongside Tyrone's narrative, I also recount my rollercoaster experience auditioning for America's Got Talent, reflecting on the grit and heart required to chase a dream in the cutthroat world of entertainment.But that's not all! Dive into the nitty-gritty of what it takes to build a successful comedy career. From the awkward silences of your early stand-up days to mastering the art of reading the room, we uncover the secrets of crafting material that genuinely makes you laugh. Tyrone shares invaluable insights on resilience and self-belief, emphasizing the importance of creating humor that resonates with your soul. As we wrap up, we celebrate Tyrone's journey and anticipate his future triumphs, potentially gracing platforms like Netflix or Hulu. Don't miss the chance to follow Tyrone on social media and YouTube, and join us in applauding his relentless dedication and inspiring path to success.click here for more detailsnoidmediallc.komi.ioSupport the show

Ever wondered how a simple spontaneous video could catapult someone into viral fame? Meet Sevynn  Hop, the devoted mother turned social media sensation, who will share her remarkable journey from an unexpected 10-million-view video to managing a diverse following across Instagram, TikTok, X, and Reddit. Discover her secrets to juggling multiple platforms, staying ahead of trends, and keeping her content fresh and authentic. Seven's organizational skills and genuine approach make her story an inspiring blueprint for anyone looking to build an engaging online presence.We also unpack the critical aspects of long-term thinking in business, effective communication in relationships, and the necessity of personal security. Listen to a heartwarming and amusing story about a curious encounter at a restaurant that underscores the joys of unexpected daily interactions. With humor, personal anecdotes, and insightful conversations, this episode offers a rich tapestry of engaging topics that are both enlightening and entertaining. Tune in for an episode that promises to leave you inspired and amused.https://noidmediallc.komi.io/Support the show

Ever wondered how a comedian finds the spark to ignite a crowd with laughter? My latest guest, the effervescent Dontee' Ray, sits down with me, Jerome Davis, to unravel the magic behind his comedic journey. From his beginnings in improv with the Black Top Improv Group to lighting up the stage at Atlanta's Uptown Comedy Corner, Dontee' blends his Northern roots with a dash of Southern charm to create a brand of humor that strikes a chord with audiences everywhere. He opens up about his life philosophy, where kindness is king and positivity reigns supreme, sharing how his comedic heroes from Eddie Murphy to George Burns have influenced his path.Laughter often mirrors life, and in this episode, we dissect how comedy resonates so deeply when it reflects our own experiences. Dontee' 'Sherman' character is a testament to that, and we muse over the quirks of fame and the evolving landscape of comedy from live skits to the digital age. I sprinkle in my two cents, drawing from years of mentoring Atlanta's up-and-coming laugh architects, and we stress the non-negotiable: professionalism is just as crucial offstage as on.The standing ovation of our conversation crescendos with hard-won wisdom for the stand-up warriors braving hecklers and the sobering silence of virtual shows. Dontee' and I swap stories of resilience, the kind that has you bouncing back onto the stage after a tough night, and we paint a picture of the challenges during the pandemic when the lights dimmed on live entertainment. For those dreaming of a life in comedy, let Dontee's infectious spirit and dedication be your guide. I invite you to tune in, follow his journey, and let's keep the laughter echoing long after the curtain falls.https://noidmediallc.komi.ioSupport the show

Ever wondered how a high school class clown morphs into a comedy sensation? Skeeta G, a name synonymous with belly laughs, joins us to unravel his journey from classroom antics to dominating the stand-up stage, weaving tales of the moments that catapulted him into the spotlight. Revel in the stories of his community's unwavering support, his brushes with comic royalty like Martin Lawrence, and the transformative influences of Jamie Foxx on his craft. This episode peels back the velvet curtain, offering a backstage pass to the life of a comedian who respects his roots and never forgets to treat his peers as equals.The comedy circuit is no walk in the park, and this episode doesn't shy away from the truth of the grind. Skeeta G and I dissect the complexities of keeping comedy fresh and audiences coming back for more, tackling the conundrum of new talent versus seasoned veterans. Stripping back the layers of comedy camaraderie, we confront the evolution from tight-knit networks to solitary pursuits, emphasizing the importance of humility and mutual support. With Skeeta G's insight, we navigate the maze of marketing shifts from tangible DVDs to the digital dominance of social media in a comic's career trajectory.Nostalgia hits hard as we reminisce on iconic venues like the Funny Bone, where legends were made on open mic nights, and even the best weren't immune to a boo or two. The curtain falls with advice for up-and-comers facing the pivot from television to the internet – where resilience is key, and a unique voice is your golden ticket. We wrap up with a nod to Skeeta G's remarkable journey, a challenge to support the diversifying landscape of comedy, and an intriguing off-camera surprise involving our beloved guest and a mysterious collectible. Tune in, not just for the laughs, but for a heartfelt celebration of those daring to bring joy to the masses.Support the show

As I welcomed the irresistibly witty Dara Jermott onto the show, we couldn't help but swap audition horror stories and the sort of comedy venue nightmares that comedians whisper about in hushed tones. Dara regaled us with the twist of fate that led her to the stand-up stage and the raucous journey that followed, including a brush with America's Got Talent that proved talent can be found in the most unexpected places. Our laughter echoed as we recounted gigs on perilous rooftops and streets straight out of a hip-hop track, proving the path to comedic success is anything but straight and narrow.Our conversation took a turn down the less-traveled roads of the comedy tour life, where the spotlight is often accompanied by a hefty dose of solitude. We shared tales from the road, the pre-show jitters, and the post-performance buzz that all comics chase, whether the night was a roaring success or a lesson in humility. Listeners get a backstage pass to the triumphs and trials that come with connecting with crowds from every corner of the map and the strategies that make anywhere feel like home for a night.Wrapping up with the vibrant Dara Jammott we discovered just where to find her infectious humor online. From her energetic Facebook page to her Instagram handle, @chocolatejem, Darareveals how she keeps fans laughing between shows while steering clear of the Twitterverse. As we bid farewell, remember to support the comedians who keep our spirits high by engaging with our content and maybe, just maybe, you'll be inspired to share your own slice of humor with the world.https://noidmediallc.komi.ioSupport the show

Ever wonder what happens when you mix fearless comedy with the unabashed world of adult entertainment? That's exactly the explosive cocktail we're serving up as I, Jerome Davis, sit down with the outrageously talented Alla Strange. This season opener of the no ID podcast isn't just a conversation; it's an adventure into the heart of a performer who raps about the raw truth of her experiences, makes you laugh until you can't breathe with her stand-up, and isn't afraid to give props to the incredible strippers lighting up stages worldwide. Growing up with brothers, Alla Strange harnessed a style that's as honest as it is hilarious, and she's here to spill on how that shapes her life in the spotlight.Strap in for a ride that veers into the fast-changing lanes of adult content creation and personal branding, where I peel back the curtain on my own leap from real estate into the risqué biz. We're talking about the strategic side of standing out in an industry packed with performers, the surprising success stories, and the evolution of OnlyFans amidst a global pandemic. Add in our discussions about making adult content more accessible through text captions, and you've got an episode that's as insightful as it is inclusive. We cap off this no-holds-barred session with a foray into the secret sexual desires of military men and the intriguing balance they seek between secrecy and exposure. It's raw, it's real, and it's all right here on the no ID podcast.noidmediallc.komi.ioSupport the show

Ever chuckled so hard that your sides ached? Well, get ready to flex those laugh muscles as Josh Gideon, the comedic gem of the 757 scene, takes us through his leap from crafting YouTube skits to seizing the mic at Kazi's. We reminisce about the early days of viral Asian YouTubers and the art of translating digital giggles to live audience roars. Desi Banks may have made it look easy, but Josh's candid tales offer a heartwarming glimpse into the comedy grind and the unexpected turns one encounters on the road to a punchline.Lights dimming mid-joke, the echo of silence in a church hall—sound like a comedian's nightmare? You bet. These are the battle scars we laugh about now but were the shaping forces behind my own comedy saga. Navigating the tightrope of humor, I've felt the guidance of Lionel Harris and the pull towards talents like Roe Davis and Ron Taylor. The lockdown served as comedy's chrysalis, urging us to weave authenticity into our acts, and I can't wait to share how those solitary rehearsals are making the live comebacks even sweeter.Aspiring jokesters, lean in for a bit of wisdom wrapped in wit. The spotlight may be alluring, but it's the gritty love for the craft that'll keep your feet on stage, night after night. You'll hear how a shout-out to the relentless Josh Gideon embodies the hustle this game demands. Keep your eyes peeled on my social channels for the next chance to catch my act live—where the laughter's fresh, the stories are real, and the camaraderie's infectious.https://noidmediallc.komi.ioSupport the show

Buckle up for an enthralling comedy ride with the multi-talented Ty Buckner, the Virginia-born comedian who's shaking things up in LA. We get to know Ty Buckner, the man behind the laughs - his journey from the military to the comedy scene, his comic influences like Bernie Mac and Eddie Murphy, and his aspirations to be a screenwriter. But it's not just jokes, folks. We delve into the real talk on the pressures and competitive nature of the LA entertainment industry. Plus, we take on the controversy of the Big Slick Comedy Show with Ty's candid insights.The laughter continues as we bring in the hilarious Black Man Bill, who paints a vivid picture of his early stage blunders and how they shaped his comedy. Get behind the scenes of his skits, inspired by his own life experiences, and the tricky business of winning likes, shares, and views on the social media battlefield. Lastly, we sit down with the dynamic Tyrell Bupner, a rising black creative talent. Bupner sheds light on his multifaceted journey, the significance of community support, and the impact of social media on his brand's growth. This episode is a whirlwind tour of comedy and content creation, filled with laughs, insights, and the real talk on making it in the industry. Tune in and get ready to be entertained and inspired.Support the show

Are you ready to dissect the complex world of comedy while navigating the murky waters of separating art from the artist? This episode brings you a thought-provoking discussion on the controversial figures of Bill Cosby and Michael Jackson, reflecting on the challenge of reconciling their revolutionary work with their problematic personal lives. We talk about the ripple effects of Cosby's contributions to mainstream comedy, especially on the actors associated with him and the rights holders of the Cosby show.Join us on a rollicking journey into the heart of stand-up comedy. We talk about our love for the craft and how it has shaped us, discussing different styles, personas, and the crucial art of crowd work. Special guest Roman Addison shares his experiences in the comedy scene of Virginia, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, perseverance, and the rich diversity in this dynamic industry. Delving deeper, we touch upon the harsh realities of comedy. We share our stories of performing in tough rooms like Jam Cafe and Bad Habits, discussing the critical role of community support and the significance of self-reflection. Wrapping up with some updates on our comedy careers and future plans, we hope this conversation leaves you with a profound respect for the grind and a deeper understanding of our beloved world of stand-up comedy. Tune in and enjoy the laughs, the learnings, and the undying love for comedy.https://noidmediallc.komi.io/Support the show

Prepare to crack a rib as we unearth the laughter treasure with our guest, the uproarious Cletus Kassady. Ever wondered how a seasoned comedian navigates the world of comedy? Well, Cletus gives us a hilarious sneak peek into the behind-the-scenes world of comedy, shedding light on his natural wit and humor that has been his defense mechanism since childhood. This knee-slapper of an episode takes you through Cletus's journey from radio to BET and opening for prominent comedian Ali Siddiq, all while staying true to his authentic self and his dedication to his comic craft. And oh, the celebrities he's met along the way - Magic Johnson, DC Curry, and DL Hughley to name a few! But Cletus's humble charm remains unscathed, reminding us that stars are just people too.But the comedy industry isn't all fun and games. We discuss the challenges comedians face in an industry that can be surprisingly competitive and the impact of social media - a blessing and a curse. It may launch careers, but it can also dilute the essence of comedy. But fear not, we believe in the power of collaboration, much like Kevin Hart and the Plastic Cup Boys. We also yearn for Virginia, Cletus's home state, to become a recognized talent hub where comedians can thrive. In our quest to understand the art of comedy, we dive into the transitions comedians often make, drawing from Eddie Murphy's venture into reggae music. And of course, Cletus's innovative vision for a more organized comedy scene in Virginia couldn't go unnoticed.Strap in for a ride through the world of comedy, with Cletus Kassady unique insights into the industry he loves, his determination to evolve, and his views on comedy merchandise. And guess what? The laughter doesn't stop here. We have an upcoming comedy special featuring Cletus Kassady himself, and we couldn't be more thrilled! So, join us, share in the laughs, learn a thing or two about the comedy industry, and show your support for Cletus Kassady,a comedian who knows how to keep the laughter rolling!https://noidmediallc.komi.ioSupport the show

Get ready for a spectacular conversation with the incredible Nigah Sism, a wrestler whose journey in merging his music character with wrestling persona for branding is truly inspiring. This episode unfolds with Nigah's fascinating discourse on the significance of face paint in wrestling, its influence from his favorite wrestlers and how it has become a part of his unique branding. He also reveals the story behind his viral video with his son that has garnered over a million views and discusses his commitment to Platinum Championship Wrestling. As the episode progresses, I recount my personal experiences and the rollercoaster ride of returning to wrestling in 2020. The journey was marked with challenges and victories, from being booked on multiple shows, challenging for world championships, to selling out arenas. I also share the thrilling story of my match with Alex Kane and how it has brought me a step closer to my dream of wrestling overseas.In the concluding segment, Nigah and I delve into the crucial aspects of maintaining a strong and quality-driven brand in the wrestling business. We explore the pitfalls of putting too much emphasis on rankings and lists instead of personal brand development, discuss the importance of professionalism and consistency, and conclude with some invaluable advice for aspiring wrestlers. This episode is a goldmine of insights and experiences from wrestling veterans, sure to inspire and guide anyone aspiring to make their mark in this sport.Support the show

Curious about the rollercoaster journey of a comedian who has worked his way up from performing in sushi restaurants to selling out Madison Square Garden? Well, brace yourselves for an intriguing conversation with the acclaimed Seaton Smith. Bursting onto the scene with his unique style of comedy, Seaton has won hearts across the globe on platforms such as Comedy Central and The Malaney Show. Our chitchat with him dives into the depths of his career, exploring his process, the evolution of his craft, and his experiences rubbing shoulders with comedy legends like Paul Mooney and Dick Gregory.Would you believe if we told you that comedy can be a lifeline in the most challenging situations? Seaton Smith, a beacon of resilience and creativity, shares this belief. From performing in a room with just three people and a TV to engaging a crowded arena, Seaton's journey is an inspiring tale of tenacity. His insights on the art of comedy, the necessity of criticism, and the importance of studying and networking with other comedians are bound to be a treasure trove for both budding and seasoned comedians.Join us as we discuss the evolution of rap music, the culture of hip-hop in the late 90s, and how it transformed the market dynamics. Seaton Smith, with his love for improvisation and his upcoming album and tour, talks about the thrill of his performances and the excitement of hearing the people walking into his shows. Get ready to be inspired by the lessons learned from a comedian who has successfully navigated the unpredictable and demanding world of comedy. Tune in and expect a good laugh coupled with inspiring insights from Seaton Smith's comedic journey.Support the show

Curiosity piqued about the journey of a multifaceted filmmaker who wears many hats, from director to actor? You're in for a treat as we sit down with Type Banks, a hip-hop artist turned respected figure in the entertainment industry. Journey with us as we delve into his fascinating transition into the world of film, his creative process for generating captivating movie concepts, and the essence of acting as an art form. His insights into how his movie, To Be, opened new doors for Black creatives to authentically narrate their stories are truly inspiring.Is the advent of streaming platforms shaping theatrical narratives and viewer experiences? Here's your chance to get the inside scoop. Our conversation delves into the impact of contemporary socio-political situations like George Floyd's tragic event on Netflix, the approach to creating slavery movies, and the enigma surrounding the popularity of gangster movies among Black audiences. We also shed light on the challenges of involving Black people in the Hollywood business, the influential role of 50 Cent in the entertainment industry, and the success of 2B originals like Cinnamon featuring Pam Grier and Damon Wayans.Ever wondered how to harness the power of social media platforms to showcase your creative work? Type Banks gives you a front-row seat to his experience. You'll get a first-hand account of how he navigated the dynamic social media landscape to amplify the reach of his projects. As an added bonus, he shares invaluable advice for aspiring filmmakers and artists on creating an impactful project. Wrapping up with a dash of humor, we dive into comedian Rome's upcoming YAS comedy tour, his views on the importance of supporting creators, and a candid chat about the trials and triumphs spanning his past decade in the industry.Support the show

What happens when comedy collides with therapy? You get an uproarious, soul-searching conversation with our special guest, Dr. Holly, a comedian, author, actor, and licensed therapist. As we enter her world, we challenge the status quo of comedy, shedding light on the controversial term "chasing ambulances" and discussing the importance of creativity when writing about current events. Buckle up, folks, because this episode is a rollercoaster of laughter and revelations.Comedy isn't all sunshine and roses; it comes with its fair share of thorns. Dr. Holly fills us in on the rocky road of challenges that comedians have to navigate. From audiences quick to take offense, to the struggle of staying relevant and true to oneself, we dig deep into the comedy industry. But fear not! Our guest also highlights the power of a small circle of supportive people, an essential element in the survival kit of every comedian.Ready for some insider tips on making it big in comedy? Dr. Holly shares the secret sauce: putting in the reps. From her grandmother's open grills inspiring her to her journey of getting her own grill from a licensed orthodontist in Atlanta, Dr. Holly leaves no stone unturned. We examine the contrasts between comedy scenes in New York and Philadelphia, and how geography can influence a comic's success. They say laughter is the best medicine, and by the end of this episode, we promise you'll be thoroughly 'medicated' and inspired.Support the show

Get familiar with the multifaceted and hilarious Ghetto Rache. This episode brings you up close and personal with the comedian, author, actor, writer, and producer. We kick off with exploring his unique moniker and his audacious journey from his first open mic night to the comedic force he is today. Rache unravels how he cultivated courage to take the spotlight and the vital role his supportive community played in finding his audience.Brace yourself, as we traverse through the gritty challenges of stand-up comedy. Ghetto Rache gets candid about handling tough rooms, the art of winning over diverse audiences, and the reality of bombing. He underscores the importance of perseverance in honing one's craft and the power of a loyal fan base. Furthermore, Rache enlightens us on the nuances of preparation, practice, and collaboration in stand-up comedy and the secret to establishing a resonating rapport with audiences.Last but not least, we delve into Rache's ventures beyond comedy. We discuss his books, shoe designs, and the anticipation around his upcoming movie 'Hitalik 3' and comedy special 'Ghetto Ratchi' on Amazon Prime. A notable mention was the positive impact 'To Be' has had on Rache's career, providing him with a platform to showcase his work. To round off, we turn the spotlight on Rache's signature blue robe with a yellow belt, and how a professional cowboy hat would be the cherry on top. Tune in for a laugh-out-loud conversation with Ghetto Rache!Support the show

Comedian extraordinaire Dante Williams graces our microphone with uproarious insights into the world of comedy and his personal journey. From his grandmother's influence to his first open mic at Jam, Dante walks us through the highs and lows of his career, offering a dose of humor along the way. But it's not all laughter, as Dante gets candid about the challenges he faces while juggling parenting and bringing down the house on stage.Delving into the world of parenting, Dante's proficiency extends beyond the comedy stage. His wisdom reverberates as he shares the significance of sowing seeds of success for those around him while being a beacon for his children. We also take a trip down Dante's comedy memory lane, where he recounts his experiences performing for audiences who came to see other performers. Hear how he dealt with hecklers and navigated tricky stage situations.As we wrap up, Dante unveils his top five comedy heroes. From the genius of Richard Pryor to the brilliance of Chris Rock, he pays homage to these comedy titans. He also reiterates the power of upliftment in the comedy world and the ripple effect of success. With plans to perform in North Carolina and a mission to "make comedy great again", Dante is on a comedic adventure you wouldn't want to miss! Connect with Dante on social media for a daily serving of humor and inspiration.Support the show

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Comedian and friend from North Carolina tells his story of getting into comedy and the ups and downs we talk about feeling like we won a competition and share comedy storiesSupport the show

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Comedian, Producer and Creative Chris Beasley explains his work in comedy from transition to the stage to behind the scenes. Listen to how he was and still is able to find his love for comedy and making it full time. Click the link below to hear previous episodes as well as like comment subscribe.https://drum.io/noidmediatv Support the show

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Comedian Creative and podcaster Willie Macc stops by to talk about comedy movies hollywood the pandemic and college hill.Click the link below to like share comment subscribe rate.https://drum.io/noidmediatvSupport the show

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Devantes is a pro wrestler who talks about his journey and fanbase. If you haven't seen him wrestle then you're definitely missing out.  Support the show

Cosplay creative and a great spirit drops by to explain cosplay and her start into the industry. She's recreated iconic photos of lil kim, anime, and movie poster. We discuss just random things from low budget movies to dating to just life situations. https://drum.io/noidmediatvSupport the show

Season 7 Opener with content creator and life enthusiast Jusskyia. She discusses her journey into content creating, dating and life. You definitely get an insight to what she's all about.   Click the link below to like share comment subscribe rate and tell a friend.https://drum.io/noidmediatvSupport the show

Black owned organic non gmo pudding company  drops by to give their journey to creating their empire. Hear stories of the ups down and different experiences.https://drum.io/noidmediatvSupport the show

These 2 ladies host a podcast called two chicks and a dick. we discuss dating life podcasting. They literally took over the whole episode and its cool be prepared for it allclick the link below to get access to everythinghttps://drum.io/noidmediatvSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Rapper actress and content creator explains the journey from onlyfans to music and being in movies and televisionclick the link to share like comment subscribe rate.https://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Author & content creator discuss the sex industry, fetish, kink , sex and life. we break down the stereotypes of sex.click the link below to like share comment subscribe rate.https://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

We got Podcast host from Late Night Vibes E here talking bout everything from dating to Kevin Samuels to hot sauceClick the link belowhttps://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Athlete turnt doctor joins No I.D. to discuss being a young black doctor with his own practice under the age of 35. You'll hear health topics and this man deserves his flowers.Click the link belowhttps://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

we have foot model myway_soles aka hisfavorite01 discussing YouTube onlyfans and content in the industry. Her account is some of the most genuine content.Click the link belowhttps://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

2 podcasters just making convo on their podcast starts and social mediaClick the link belowhttps://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

2 dope people having a regular conversation. I have Cam Rollins here talking about how to get rid of the negativity around you. We discuss the effects of the Pandemic and life.Click the link belowhttps://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Podcast Host J & Rello from Tha Architects discuss their podcast, guest bookings and start from beginning to now. https://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Writer Actor Comedian and producer (the list continues) Darryl 'D'Militant' Littleton is a special guest on this special episode of No I.D. Darryl 'D'Militant' Littleton has been a pioneer in the industry and breaks down the history and unknown facts in show business. This is a history lesson for all and you don't want to miss it.https://linktr.ee/noidmediaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Lvn Caldonia is a rapper out of VA making a splash onto the music scene. We discuss upbringing and being from the 757.No I.D. was created as a different outlet to give flowers to the guests as well has give out jewels to the listeners. No I.D.  is a thought provoking and in-depth podcast that offers multiple perspectives. on subjects ranging from sex to controversial topics to race to lifestyle covering all cultural conversations and building a platform to educate but encourage viewers to engage. No I.D. is candid unscripted with the Host/Creator/Comedian Rome Davis.https://linktr.ee/noidmedia.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

This episode we we have Tasha who has blessed us with her opinion on dating in your 30s. We dig into lifestyle changes, the cause and effect and how it really feels to date in your so called later years.No I.D. was created as a different outlet to give flowers to the guests as well has give out jewels to the listeners. No I.D.  is a thought provoking and in-depth podcast that offers multiple perspectives. on subjects ranging from sex to controversial topics to race to lifestyle covering all cultural conversations and building a platform to educate but encourage viewers to engage. No I.D. is candid unscripted with the Host/Creator/Comedian Rome Davis.https://linktr.ee/noidmedia.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Special Guest Venus Feroci.  She's an Financial Pro Dahminatirx Kink-Positive Kink therapist. We discuss kink femdom, different aspects of sex from pegging, fetish dom, spanking and just wild storiesNo I.D. was created as a different outlet to give flowers to the guests as well has give out jewels to the listeners. No I.D.  is a thought provoking and in-depth podcast that offers multiple perspectives. on subjects ranging from sex to controversial topics to race to lifestyle covering all cultural conversations and building a platform to educate but encourage viewers to engage. No I.D. is candid unscripted with the Host/Creator/Comedian Rome Davis.https://linktr.ee/noidmedia.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)