Podcasts about karlie hustle

The party goes on. And while some in The Blog Era evolved, most died off. Staying true to himself took a toll on eskay. On his family life, finances, physical and mental well-being. On the music he once loved. What happens when it's all too much? We look at the legacy eskay helped create, from a passion project, from giving a voice to the voiceless, from $10 from eskay's own pocket.

Blogs evolved from a gathering place for people looking to waste time into a prime platform for content creators: from early podcasts to sketch comedy to low-budget/high quality music videos. And thanks to those very same blogs, artists figured out just how far the internet reached. Curren$y, Nicki Minaj and Dom Kennedy, once seen as niche, regional acts, found fans from coast to coast and then some. For the first time, artists could get free distribution, create a very loyal fanbase and pull in millions of dollars, without the weight of a label behind them.

Today on Episode 13 of Quarantine Radio, we make calls from our Upper West Side apartment to check in on Toronto's Jessie Reyez, whose new album “Before Love Came to Kill Us” just dropped, Dreamville President Ib Hamad out in Los Angeles, and Karlie Hustle of the Brutally Honest Podcast, over in Brooklyn. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

INTERNETS! On this episode of The Premium Pete Show, Pete sits down with Warrior, Radio Veteran, Entrepreneur: KARLIE HUSTLE! Karlie speaks Unfiltered on her journey from growing up in a small town in Oregon to working with some of the biggest names in the industry. She talks about working at Hot 97 in the past, her current position at Apple Music, how Ebro Darden has impacted her career path, the many artists that she helped come up thru 'Who's Next Live', (Travis Scott, Chance The Rapper, Dave East...) the ups and downs of the music industry why she left Hot 97 + so much more!   Karlie also goes into depth about getting abruptly diagnosed with breast cancer and the impact it has had on her and her family, the steps she has taken to help normalize cancer by utilizing Instagram (check out her Cancergrams on her highlighted stories), the positive and negative aspects of social media, how to cope with serious illness and also how people can properly support their loved ones who are diagnosed. So many LIFE gems on this one. RIP Combat Jack. F*ck Cancer, Combat Cancer!

Our special guest this episode is Karlie Hustle, host of the amazing podcast ‘Brutally Honest’. ‘Brutally Honest’ is Karlie’s truth in 20 minutes. You get to hear the world from Karlie’s perspective as she candidly discusses the daily grind of being a working mom in the music industry and so much more! Karlie stopped by my Bed Stuy apartment and I got to learn more about her upbringing in Oregon, how she got her start in the music industry working in radio, her current role working with Artist Relations at Apple, she chats candidly with me about her recent cancer diagnosis and of course we get into her dope show ‘Brutally Honest’LISTEN to Karlie's hit podcast 'Brutally Honest' FOLLOW Karlie on InstagramThis podcast was mixed by Mark Byrd Music for this podcast was produced by Richie QuakeBe sure so checkout my other podcast Silent Giants! Listen on Apple and Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Goodie and Shantel revisit Goodie's okkkkurrrt (3:31). The pair then discuss Rapper/Flutist/Plus Size Playboy Bunny Lizzo (16:43), dig into Chris Classic’s Adult Contemporary Hip Hop release ”SauceDripPercLitNoCapHappyNow?” (28:30) Try to figure out why Nashville is hating on Lil Nas X (33:35), the beauty in Karlie Hustle’s Brutal Honesty (43:45), and we end with the acknowledgement of the murder of Nipsey Hussle and how social media deals with death of public figures(54:20). *Press play! *

This week on A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal we welcome manager Ramya Velury to the Upper West Side! Known for her work with Ravie B, Goldlink, Tommy Genesis, Amrit and EQT, Ramya discusses growing up an only child in an Indian family in tiny Ashland, Kentucky, with big dreams, destined for the big city. Ramya talks about making the move and leaving her Kentucky roots and accent behind, her early days at New York University, designing her own major, studying in a class based around Diddy, customizing her own wardrobe, getting to know up-and-coming artists, befriending A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg and Action Bronson, and finding her place in the scene. We get into why she may have been a bad intern for Karlie Hustle, introducing herself to Funk Flex, working at Hot 97's Summer Jam, the importance of knowing what you don't want to do, working the door at Up & Down, the myths of club life, promoting shows, meeting Harry Bernstein of Agency88 and starting work in the agency world, and easing up on her studies so she could focus on having real New York City experiences. Ramya remembers her post-graduate life, moving to a fifth-floor walk-up at St. Mark's, how she and Goldlink connected and built trust, how she dove in the deep end on their first European tour, what value she brings to each of her clients, flying to Paris to pitch Tommy Genesis on building a business together, the subsequent album and tour rollout, the importance of building relationships horizontally, and the exciting future at EQT. All that, plus competitive tap dancing, #FutureHive, her friendship with David Amaya, Nur Ozdamar's skin care, the difference between a Southern accent and a country accent, hanging out at Walmart, the wrong way to dye your hair, putting your phone down and much, much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Squad pays respect to James Ingram and Kristoff St. John and sends prayers to Karlie Hustle. This episode, topics include Black Clemson Tiger players; Chinonye Chukwu and her film, "Clemency;" Naomi Osaka; Bow Wow and domestic violence; Liam Neeson and Michelle Rodriguez; New York State's new congestion pricing; the Metropolitan Detention Center's blackout; and Mexico's new relationship with the cartels. Would you go vegan for Beyonce and Hov concert tickets for life? Also, are Black men putting white women on a pedestal? New Music: 183rd - UptownNew Media: Russian Doll (Netflix), Boomerang (BET), What Men Want Follow the PSA podcast on Twitter and Instagram! Follow Robbie Digital on Twitter and Instagram; Jade Mayo on Twitter and Instagram; Lion Goodman on Twitter and Instagram; and OG Randy on Twitter and Instagram!

The scholarly emcee himself Mr. Bavu Blakes swang thru to talk bout how Cars 3 (6:42)is relevant to the hip-hop generation, his position in ATX hiphop (10:42), and "empathy" surrounding the whole DJ Akademics tomfoolery (40:51) and an interesting podcast by Karlie Hustle. Plus, so much more. this is only part 1 stay tuned for part 2. Bavu Blakes: https://www.facebook.com/bvblks Check out Karlie Hustle's Brutally Honest Pod: https://soundcloud.com/karliehustle/episode-27-dj-akademiks PLEASE remember to Rate & Review, follow us on Twitter & IG @crew54 or on FB www.facebook.com/crew54music www.slaprapz.com

Today on A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal, Day 4 of #12DaysOfPodcasts, we welcome radio veteran and host of the Brutally Honest podcast, Karlie Hustle to the Upper West Side! We talk about Karlie's youth in Eugene, Oregon, her early jobs at Kinko's and Applebee's, escaping to Portland after a short stint in college, and how finding her way into the hip-hop scene caught Ebro Darden's attention. Karlie discusses her climb up the radio ladder, starting with moving from a top-25 market to the 75th biggest market, and continuing moving down the West Coast, from Salinas to San Diego to Phoenix, what she learned from each stop about herself and the business, and what led her to into work with foster children and the homeless population. Karlie gets into the call from Ebro asking her to make the move to NYC's Hot 97, programming Hot 97's Who's Next series and Summer Jam Festival Stage, radio wars with Power 105, working with Funkmaster Flex and Angie Martinez, and why she ultimately left. All that, plus bigging up local acts, working with Rapsody and 9th Wonder, working for Beats 1 Radio, how motherhood has changed her perspective, why Kendrick Lamar should still do a Who's Next show at SOB's, and much more! PS: Be sure to check out JeezyShop.com for all things Jeezy: his tour, his merch and his new album, Pressure, available now! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode I'm joined by Karlie Hustle who walks us through her time at Hot 97 and talks about what she's been up to since leaving the station. She also explains her 'How To Quit Your Job' series on Youtube and we talk about street harassment and gender in general. Trust me when I say that you don't wanna miss this one! For all things Karlie hit up www.karliehustle.com and a special thanks goes out to Steel Tipped Dove for recording, engineering and mixing this episode.

On The RIP Robin Williams Episode the FanBrosShow welcomes the esteemed Karlie Hustle of Hot 97 and Hustle Bow Tie Fame to the spaceship to find out what makes her a FanBro. Just because you know her from her Twitter and being the music director of Hot 97 doesn't mean that you know that she has a real geek side as well. Not only that but we also speak on the memory of Robin Williams and what he means to the world of FanBros. Good Will Hunting is one of the top ten films of all time. I said it.

In this edition of the I’m Black, He’s Mexican Podcast, Arizona Verse & Soul Papo are joined by The Lastrealartistalive Kamoni-Khem to wax philosophically a conversation about marijuana in a doctor's office, the global war on drugs a massive failure, analyzing the vocabulary of various Hip-Hop artist, Karlie Hustle stands up to the haters, a look at the Tupac Biopic, while Suge Knight claims Tupac isn't dead, a soap star walks away from his career after an ayahuasca trip, a look into "Terms and Conditions May Apply" documentary, did Hitler Really Die In Germany, a Egyptian hieroglyphic tells an intricate tale of the afterlife, how old is the human civilization and.. of course.. dedications. #IBHM If you don't like this podcast, you're probably racist... The Official Website: www.ibhmpodcast.com Email Us: ibhmpodcast@gmail.com Follow on Social Media: www.facebook.com/ibhmpodcast www.youtube.com/ibhmpodcast www.ibhmpodcast.tumblr.com www.twitter.com/ibhmpodcast Subscribe to the podcast: on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/im-black-hes-mexican-podcast/id692728763 on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ibhmpodcast on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=38104&refid=stpr on Tune-In Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Im-Black-Hes-Mexican-Podcast-p547515/