Podcast appearances and mentions of chuck creekmur

In episode 178, Erik and Kerel sit down with Grouchy Greg Watkins, Founder at AllHipHop.com, a trusted source for daily hip hop news, videos, rumors, entertainment, features and more founded in 1998 by Grouchy Greg and Chuck Creekmur. Greg was born in Albany, NY to a black father and white mother, who eventually moved their family to Delaware. There, Greg got deeper into music, the break dancing scene, and even deeper into the racial tensions of that time. After selling and handing out demo tapes, Greg decided to start his own record label out of Delaware and from that came AllHipHop.com. During this conversation, Greg gives many insights from his 28+ years of experience in the music, marketing, and advertising industry. He shares the advantages of having his business partner, Chuck Creekmur, who was a high school friend, from the very beginning, the one thing that has stayed consistent throughout any technological advances that has maintained and accelerated his success, teaching his sons and the next generations on how to make an impact, the ways in which he is still learning and growing as a person and business owner, and his take on the DEI movement and if it's actually creating change. Greg also shares a book and movie he's recently enjoyed and has learned a lot from, where he got his nickname Grouchy, his music rotation, and much more. Timestamps 0:47: Grouchy Greg Watkins shares how he's living his childhood dream, how he got into music at the young age of two, later got involved in break dancing, and the racial tension he felt and experienced in his home state of Delaware 8:04: The advantages of having a business partner early on and how to stay consistent and focused on one mission together 10:36: Greg gives his secrets to success in advertising, and marketing, what he's learned in the past 28 years in the business 13:38: What a good day looks like for Greg including keeping up with his two sons who are nine and five 15:02: Greg talks about the racial prejudice he and his family experienced, becoming aware of his race at a young age, growing up with an alcoholic father, who is now sober, being mixed race with a black father and white mother, and how hip hop saved him in a lot of ways 21:49: Lessons Greg teaches his kids about him and his journey, how he has changed throughout the years, and encouraging them towards the concept of STEAM - science, technology, engineering, arts and math. 25:25: What Greg encourages students about when he teaches or gives talks in regard to the marketing and advertising industry, music industry, and communications, and the ways they can truly make a difference 29:30: Something Greg wishes he were better at, and how he takes some inspiration from The Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort 30:50: Greg gives his first party perspective on DEI, promised funding to black owned businesses, and his journey in learning what it's like to own your own inventory and monetizing directly on your own 35:14: Greg talks about where he got the nickname “Grouchy” from and why he keeps it alive to this day 37:08: One book and one movie Greg thinks everyone should watch, one being a bibliography of a well-known business person, and the other, a movie released in 1969 covering racial topics in the advertising space 40:04: Music in Greg's rotation right now including what his children listen to, old music that he still listens to, and one album he always listens to in June 44:51: What's up next for AllHipHop and Grouchy Greg Watkins 46:57: How to stay in touch with Greg Follow Us: Newsletter: bitly.com/2QLEY8U Linkedin: bit.ly/2ZZUBxG Twitter: bit.ly/2Qp0SzK Instagram: bit.ly/2QLfEQc

Queen YoNasDa sits down with the Founder of Allhiphop.com Hip Hop's Most Dangerous Website. Chuck Creekmur takes us on a journey of how he invented the way consumers would get Hip Hop news.  He shares the ups and downs and how he had to make a hard decision to let go many of his employees. This episode is an episode you do not want to miss as Chuck used technology to shift the entire culture of Hip Hop. Without Allhiphop.com there wouldn't be any other dot com's of Hip Hop media. Thank you Chuck Creekmur for sharing your journey in your moccs with us. Support the show (https://paypal.me/Yonasda?locale.x=en_US)

For the 50th episode of the Fathers Who Bother Podcast I invited my fellow hip hop journalism dads Jesus Trivino of TIDAL, Rob Markman of Genius and Chuck Creekmur of Allhiphop.com to talk about the state of fatherhood in hiphop, how they juggle their careers with parenting and much more. Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FathersWhoBother Follow us: Twitter: @FathersWhoB Instagram: @FathersWhoBother Listen to us: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/fathers-whobother Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1hdQ8lf3uO1eWOpcD8NKO5?si=EKDO-tehSfWopB-hpIUL5A Apple Music: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fathers-who-bother-podcast/id1518816449

Brooklyn, New York native, Fahiym Yasin is longtime writer, editor, lecturer, and higher education professional. With 12 years of professional journalism experience under his belt, Fahiym has produced numerous articles and feature stories for publications and websites, including Vibe and Variety. But his name gained recognition throughout his time at The Source Magazine, where he worked his way up the ladder from being a contributing writer in 2000, to Editor-in-Chief in 2005. In that time, he wrote cover stories on rappers like Lil Kim and Ludacris and posed questions as a special guest panelist to Democratic presidential candidates at the 2004 Brown and Black Presidential Forum. Fahiym has also lectured to students at Columbia University and has been an invited guest to numerous conferences and panel discussions dealing with youth, the record industry and the future of mass media. When he left The Source in 2007, he became the music editor for the Hearst Corporation's lifestyle-gamer website, UGO.com (Underground Online). In April 2009, Fahiym's consulting company, Global Green Media LLC served as the co-organizer of the 3rd Annual State of the Black Student Summit at Florida A & M University, to discuss strategies on how hip-hop can “Renew America's Promise” during President Barack Obama's administration. Some of the artists and personalities Global Green Media have had as clients include Sway Calloway, Talib Kweli, Fonzworth Bentley, Miss Info, Sha Money XL, Chuck Creekmur, and Van Jones just to name a few. Since 2012, Fahiym has also been working in the field of higher education. He earned an M.A in Higher Education Administration from Stony Brook University in 2014, and in addition to working at Stony Brook at the Office of Multicultural Affairs, Fahiym has also worked at Pace University and Borough of Manhattan Community College-CUNY, and Hostos Community College-CUNY in various administrative capacities. He last worked as an academic advisor for the Liberal Studies Program at New York University. Fahiym is currently writing his debut book on Black manhood in the 21st century, "One Step Beyond." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marcy-williams/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marcy-williams/support

Writer and Journalist Torraine Walker www.torrainewalker.com and Co-Founder of All Hip Hop.Com Chuck Creekmur www.chuckcreekmur.com join host and executive producer Sylvia K. Alston for social commentary on the week. Discussion includes the conviction of Derrick Chauvin, the death of Daunte Wright and Ma'Khia Bryant and the effects social trauma has on black men. Often misunderstood, maligned and poorly defined in mainstream media- Torraine and Chuck join us to discuss their feelings around black manhood, the trauma bonds that generations of violence has on black men. We examine black male relationships in relation to society, music, and culture at large....We end our discussion with hip hop and accountability vs responsibility. Check out Chuck's company at www.allhiphop.com for all hip hop culture news and visit Torraine Walker's site for past stories, journalism and content.

》B.o.B. - @visgalphotonyc & @laurantindustriesllc》Interview w/ Chuck Creekmur of AllHipHop.com》DBP News - Breonna Taylor, Cancel Nick Cannon?, more.》Watch of the Week》Disclaimer: I might say some triggering sh*t.》Host: Luna Pearl, IG - @LunaPearlNYC, @LP_ThaSpiritual_G▪Email Luna at dearblkpplshow@gmail.com for BOB promos, feedback, sponsorship, affiliations, etc.▪

Chuck Creekmur AllHipHop.com co-founder and co-CEO Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur has combined his outstanding journalism skills, artistic talents, and ability to envision the future to establish himself as a trendsetter and trailblazer creating a unique path in Internet content and technology. As a cultural critic and pundit, he’s been featured in VIBE, The Source, Complex, GIANT and has been featured on National Public Radio (NPR), BET, TVOne, VH1, The E! Channel, MTV, The O’Reilly Factor, USA Today, The New York Times, New York’s Hot 97 FM and numerous other outlets.

This week Mike and Jack examine why Netflix is depositing $100 million dollars into Black banks; Lin-Manuel Miranda's revered Broadway musical 'Hamilton' has been released on Disney+ and is receiving backlash from historians for glorifying slave-owners. Has art become more significant than historical facts? And in 1983, artist David Bowie challenged MTV VJ Mark Goodman on why MTV didn't play Black music in primetime. Chuck Creekmur, co-founder and co-CEO of AllHipHop.com joins the show to explain how racism still oppresses black and brown music in the music industry today. References: David Bowie Criticizes MTV for Not Playing Videos by Black Artists https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZGiVzIr8Qg "The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap" by Mehrsa Baradaran https://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674237476 Correcting ‘Hamilton' (Historian Annette Gordon-Reed Interviewed) https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2016/10/correcting-hamilton/ "What Is Owed" by Nikole Hannah-Jones https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/06/24/magazine/reparations-slavery.html Marianne Williamson Speech on Reparations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmu9hXtnbvo&feature=emb_title Reach out to us: Follow us on Twitter @brownblackpod Follow us on Instagram @brownblackpodcast Follow us on YouTube @brownblackpodcast Follow Jack Rico on Twitter @jackricofficial Follow Mike Sargent Twitter @mikeonscreen Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This week we sat down with Chuck Creekmur who is an og in the hip hop journalism game and is the founder of http://AllHipHop.com We talked about fatherhood, how hip hop has influenced his life and how he is teaching his daughter about the culture. Chuck dropped gems and even talked about a concert he took his daughter to with Jay Z and Jay Electronica. My type of concert.  For more on Chuck: Follow him on IG: @chuckcreekmur (http://instagram.com/chuckcreekmur) Website: AllHipHop.com (http://allhiphop.com)

The Concert Crew welcomes the Co-Founder & CEO of AllHipHop.com Chuck Creekmur back to the podcast live from the Raising Kings 2020 Conference. Hear the fellas and Chuck discuss music, AllHipHop Atlanta, the Marvel Universe, Trump, his favorite interviews from the past year and much more. Also, the Concert Crew review new music from Key Glock, Curren$y & DJ Fresh, Plies and Mysonne... #ConcertCrew #Podcast #ChuckCreekmur #Jigsaw #AllHipHop #Journalist #Journalism #Media #Atlanta #Delaware #NYC #Podcasting #PodcastLife #KeyClock #Currensy #Plies #Mysonne #KobeBryant #GayleKing #Mase #Trump

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Tim talks to the co-founder of AllHipHop.Com, Chuck Creekmur. The Hip Hop journalist talks about his love for Hip Hop culture, why he and his business partner, Greg Watkins, started AllHipHop.com. Chuck discusses about the criticisms and pressures to represent Hip Hop culture accurately, the future of the site and reflects on what he learned about himself as a person and a journalist after interviews with artists such as Kendrick Lamar, T.I., Jean Grae and Jay-Z. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In this episode, Domino gets to chop it up with the co-founder of AllHipHop.com, Chuck Creekmur. Jigsaw discusses his humble upbringing in Delaware, relationship with DMC of the legendary Run-DMC, comic books, Stan Lee, whatever ever happened to illseed and Ike Turner Jr., and most importantly Hip-Hop. Check out AllHipHop.com Follow Jigsaw on IG and Twitter @ChuckCreekmur

On this episode of the Dissertation Dr. Jah and EJ Stew discuss a track entitled "Let the white kid say Nigga", we discuss rap influence, a little bit of R. Kelly, Black men and women at war? Quote from Allhiphop.com CEO Chuck Creekmur and a little more.

Is Charles Xavier a white devil? Is Walter White the worst? Does a bear defecate in the woods? Two of these questions are answered on the latest episode, as we welcome Chuck Creekmur to the spaceship. That's correct, one half of the founders of AllHipHop.Com is here for the first time and we speak on everything from his secret origin in geekdom to why he thought Venom was hot trash. No holds barred, no political connects are spared so sit back, press play and enjoy yourself.

Ep. 17 (October 14, 2018): Features the top 5 black news stories of the week with special guests including Dj Evil Dee discussing the 25th Anniversary of Black Moon, Kanye West, Common, and the pop star status of classic MCs overseas. Chuck Creekmur of allhiphop.com joins the Black Hollywood report to discuss Dwayne Johnson and allhiphop.com’s BET Hip Hop award nomination. And Civil Rights lawyer Shavar Jeffries discusses the voter registration legal case in Georgia. Other topics include detained children and more.

Chuck Creekmur talks Eminem, MGK and...more.

Ep. 10 (August 26, 2018): Features the top 5 black news stories of the week including an update on the murder of Nia Wilson, Kyrie Irving visits Standing Rock, pot convictions overturned, DNA tests like 23 and Me, and the prison strike. Allhiphop.com’s CEO Chuck Creekmur joins the Black Hollywood Report to discuss Girls Trip 2, Boots Riley and the truth behind BlackKklansman, along with Blade’s 20th Anniversary. Kids Who Bank’s Jatali B discusses Aretha Franklin and preparing for death with Estate Planning tips in the Black Wall Street Report. Featured new artist is K. Belle, “Put Me On.”  TIME STAMPS (Ep. 10: Aug. 26, 2018) Intro: Shabaam Sahdeeq, “Real Black News” Update on the murder of Nia Wilson (4:45) Celtics’ Kyrie Irving honored by Standing Rock Sioux tribe (9:35) The dilemma with DNA tests (12:29) The Black Hollywood Report w/guest reporter Chuck Creekmur (Girls Trip 2, Boots Riley’s facts vs BlackKklansman’s fiction, Blade 20th Anniversary) (16:30) California to erase pot convictions (30:23) Aretha Franklin’s missing will (32:17) The Black Wall St. Report: Estate Planning - 3 Tips to Protect Your Assets in Death (33.32) Aretha Franklin’s star-studded funeral lineup (45:37) Nationwide Prison Strike (47:14) New Music: K. Belle “Put Me On” (51:15)

Chloe's back on her couch with guest Chuck Creekmur, co-founder of AllHipHop.com. We talk the importance of comic hero Black Panther, Will Smith's life advice, marriage without the papers and more. Follow Chuck: Twitter & Instagram @ChuckCreekmur // AllHipHop.com Follow Chloé: Twitter & IG @Chloe_Hilliard

Welcome to Black Fathers, NOW!!! where we're "Bringing the Village to the Brotha's".  The Village in today's episode comes in the form of wisdom from acclaimed Actor Denzel Washington as we take an excerpt from a clip of an interview he conducted regarding his recent Blockbuster Movie "Fences".  The interview was conducted by Chuck Creekmur from www.allhiphop.com.  Click here to take a look at the actual interview:  Denzel Washington Interview from AllHipHop.com Subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or Soundcloud and PLEASE be sure to leave a Comment and a Rating!!! Visit www.blackfathersnow.com and Follow @BlackFathersNow via Facebook and Instagram and @Blkfathersnow via Twitter Be Blessed Well and Wise! MikeD

Allhiphop.com (co-founded by today's guest, Chuck Creekmur) is the largest, most widely read hip-hop site on the planet - with about 2 million unique views per day. In order to build that kind of readership, you can't just know hip-hop...you have to be hip-hop. Through Allhiphop, Chuck has racked up numerous accomplishments in the industry and has a keen sense of how the culture is shaping and can shape even those of us who are merely spectators. In this episode, Chuck explains how the Hip-hop Nation can fuel an ownership economy for Blacks in America. What are your thoughts? Take a listen to the episode and post your questions/comments. And be sure to take the quick survey: What needs to happen to "Make America Great" for yourselves and your children? Resources Mentioned in this Episode: About TDE - Top Dawg Entertainment TDE Facebook Chance the Rapper

This was a long overdue but right on time. On this episode we welcome the “God Box” David Banner to the Combat Jack Show. Banner explains the definition of “God Box”, overcoming bouts of depression, sex addiction, effective meditation techniques, and much more. Also, AllHipHop’s co-founder Chuck Creekmur stops by to join this powerful discussion. Let us know what you think Internets and call the hotline 347-746-2080. Check out Banner’s latest video “Black Fist”. The God Box drops August 19th. https://youtu.be/XpsK68bKD3E Hosted by @Combat_Jack & @its_Aking Produced by @JonathanMena Executive Produced by @its_Aking and @MrChrisMorrow Engineered by @SJKaram Music by @RealZayOni www.CombatJackShow.com Twitter/IG @combatjackshow

Stay tuned on Tuesday Feb 16th at 8-9pm when I chat with Allhiphop.com co-founder CEO Chuck Creekmur who has been in the entertainment journalism industry for nearly two decades having also gained numerous accolades, mentions and recognition through his contributions toAllhiphop.com as well as other well esteemed media outlets including Vibe, Complex, and The Source, etc.