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Imani Blair is a 25 year old independent artist with a passion for hip-hop and destigmatizing sex for young adult black women. She brings on like minded individuals weekly to discuss the benefits and struggles of chasing your dreams, intimacy, young adulting, relationships, pop culture, and everything in between. Buckle up and Enjoy!
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Don't Marry Until You're 60 ft. My Mom
On this episode of Lick the Rapper, things start messy—Mia gets kicked off the show after bringing nothing but attitude. From there, it turns into a powerful, unfiltered conversation with my mom, who shares her journey from building one of the biggest hair salons in Richmond to working as a lead stylist connected to Paul Mitchell's Black hair care initiatives. She opens up about her rise as an entrepreneur, including a wild moment when Tupac Shakur walked through her salon, and gets real about the hardest lessons she's learned—especially betrayal in business. Now at 65, she's stepping into a whole new chapter in theatre, proving reinvention doesn't have an expiration date. We also get into love, marriage, and her no-nonsense advice: why expectations can set you up, how she's maintained a 40-year marriage, and why you shouldn't take a man seriously until he's 60. Raw, funny, and full of wisdom you probably didn't ask for—but definitely need. Come see Hypocrite The Musical at The Paramount Theater, April 10th, 7pm. Get Your Ticket at www.hypocritethemusical.com [https://www.hypocritethemusical.com] Vote for The Cancer Letter Podcast At The Webbys! Webby Awards [https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2026/podcasts/shows/science-education]
Podcasting Is Not YouTube-And That Matters
Some days you don't feel like hitting record—but discipline shows up anyway. This episode is all about pushing through and staying grounded in your purpose, even when the motivation isn't there. I break down why YouTube numbers don't define my success, and the real difference between being a podcaster and a YouTuber—because they are not the same game. I also get into why the podcast has taken a less raunchy turn lately and what that shift means for the brand. Plus, a little life update: Oct and Wave are trying to pull me back into music, and I've got thoughts. And yes, we're talking about Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan making major moves at the Oscars. And of course, I'm putting you on—Hypocrite the Musical is coming, and you don't want to miss it. www.hypocritethemusical.com [https://www.hypocritethe]
"Don't Call Me a Local Rapper!"- Waddie Guapo Goes OFF About Trust, Love & Booty Eating
Waddie Guapo pulls up and starts popping his sh*t about everything from forgiveness and trust issues with women to why girls have been secretly recording him lately. He also makes it VERY clear why he should not be called a "local rapper." But it doesn't stop there… Waddie admits he's actually a lover boy who loves love, breaks down the difference between a hoe and a b** (according to him)**, and of course the conversation somehow spirals into the booty eating debate that had everybody heated. Safe to say this episode went completely off the rails in the best way. Instagram : @imaniblair, @waddieguapo2 Get Your Tickets Today for Hypocrite The Musical! www.hypocritethemusical.com [https://www.hypocrit]
Facebook Dating Love Story
Phillip and I met on Facebook Dating and somehow our first date turned into a whole story. We started with a salsa date and ended the night at a late-night chicken spot… where the lady behind the counter randomly started trying to convince us interracial relationships were okay. Mind you, we did not ask! On this episode we get into everything: how Imani lost 30 lbs, the good and bad of being a landlord, why fasting and I don't get along, and what I actually need in my dating life. Basically a normal first date recap… just with chicken, unsolicited relationship advice, and a podcast episode."
If You Broke, Don't Call Me
This week I'm sitting down with videographer Rick Blair — aka the man who drove THREE HOURS to the mountains just to shoot my friend's music video. We talk about why he actually went to college for media, why some of these camera men are out here embarrassing the profession, and how people are low-key messing up the creative game. Of course I share my horror stories (because when do I not?), we discuss 757 vs. 804 battle, RVA live, and Rick explains why he is absolutely not ready to get married. At all. Leave me a rating and review! Instagram : @imaniblair , @rickblairrr