Let's Get Bizzy

We partnered with FreePeopleTV in order to bring you the first "Inbetweason" epsiode of Let's Get Bizzy. Please be sure to watch this interview on YouTube @FreePeopleTV. In this Inbetweason episode we are joined by Bruce Bauman. We're on the scene of his annual event "The Community Share Fest", we dive into how the event got started as a birthday party with the intent to give more than receive and how it grew into the large event it is today with that same purpose in mind. We also discuss his growth and journey as an activist, even though he would not like to label himself as such. As well as touching on some interesting facts about himself like, suing the federal reserve, suing the Denver PD and why he felt it was important to see those cases through.
Join us for an intriguing and inspiring conversation.

Poets/musicians/cypher curators Ahmad JP and 2B noquestion join the podcast this episode. The two guests this week were the hosts and creators of the cypher that many of Denver's most talented rappers have a personal connection to: The PHACT.
PHACT was a cypher where the main goal was to curate community between anyone and everyone that stepped foot into the basement of the Gypsy House Cafe while The PHACT was there. In many ways The PHACT was to the city what this Podcast is. A way to create a musical connection from within.
Addressing the theme of creating within, Ahmad talks to us about his journey with creating his own self liberation from within through the song we shares with us this episode: Dancing With The Enemy. He know helps others create their own healing from within through leading Reiki and meditation sessions with his own Medicine Music.
2B creates his own liberation from heartbreak from within with the song he shares with us: A 12 point Guide.
We are creating success for ourselves from within ourselves and for our city from within in our city. Let's Get Bizzy

Json Martin is a Denver based singer, songwriter, rapper, producer, engineer, video/photographer, and so much more. He stops by for the 7th episode of Let's Get Bizzy and we go in to some real conversation that may stir the pot for some folks. We talk about our opinions on what good rap sounds like. We talk about cultural appropriation and that it is alive and well in Denver's hip hop scene. We talk homophobia in the rap community and in the Black community. The list of topics is heavy. We had a great time talking and getting to know each other though so please tag a long and get to know us more yourself!

I had a lot of fun with this episode! In this episode, I was canceled on by my guest last minute. I had to think quick and come up with an entertaining episode pretty much on the spot. I decided to do a break-down of the lyrics in 5 of my songs. I tell the meaning and the story behind each song, bar by bar. The songs featured are:
1.) BigUp
2.) Milk + Honey
3.) EgoTrip
4.) Purple
5.) James Bondage
These songs can all be enjoyed on my SoundCloud (@JuiceBizzy or soundcloud.com/juicebopin)

SAiiiNT stops by this week. We get to discuss his opinion on not getting to set on long term goals, the importance of authenticity and a point a view I have never had myself - when it comes to making music - simply making it because there is a demand for it. Some rappers rap because the demand is there and business is good. SAiiiNT is one of them. He can be quoted saying something along the lines of, "The second they stop asking me to make music, I'll stop making music." He points out there are many other things he could do with his time. As of right now though, he's using his time to make good music for us. One track per week is SAiiiNT's goal for the rest of 2019. Looking forward to seeing what's in supply for our demand!