Local Community Gallery: Smitha Lee (Photographer and Film Director)

AMG Twinz Interview | TMAS Podcast (The Montana Ali Show)

In this exclusive interview, Future & Freebandz artists, AMG Twinz sit down on The Montana Ali Show (TMAS Podcast) to talk about their latest release “Juggin Like Scooter Remix” featuring Bossman Dlow, and how the viral collaboration came together. The duo breaks down the full story behind the record, including how they connected with Bossman Dlow, what the feature process looked like, and how the remix is taking their momentum to the next level. AMG Twinz also get personal, opening up about growing up in Columbia, South Carolina, and how their upbringing shaped their hustle and mindset as artists in today’s hip-hop industry. They don’t hold back as they also address their recent situation in Greenville, SC, giving their perspective and speaking on the realities of coming up in the music industry as artists.

Battle For a Cause: Chef Adam & Chef Claudia (Iron Caterer Throwdown Contestants)

In this special episode of The Montana Ali Show, we have two culinary titans making a special appearance —Chef Adam and Chef Claudia— who'll be going head-to-head in a thrilling Iron Caterer Throwdown with two other contestants! Happening in the heart of Greenville, SC, this high-stakes cook-off is more than just a battle of flavors—it's a fight for a cause. With proceeds benefiting the local nonprofit Loaves & Fishes, helping feed those in need in the community.

Local Community Gallery: Smitha Lee (Photographer and Film Director)

This week on #TMAS, we had an exclusive chat with photographer & filmmaker Smithalee! We discussed talking about his powerful upcoming gallery honoring trailblazers 50+, celebrating the everyday leaders who’ve shaped Spartanburg, SC and surrounding areas. One day only, one unforgettable experience.

Cuts and Costs: Pat Cheatham (Butcher Shop Owner)

In this episode, we unpack the surprising ways tariffs impact the meat industry — from pricing and quality to supply chains and small producers. We explore how these trade policies trickle down to affect local economies, consumer choices, and community health. It’s a deep dive into the connections between global policy and everyday life, with real insights into how your meat gets to your plate — and what it costs beyond the checkout line.

Crafted Producers: AJ Wright (NonProfit, Executive Director)

Have your kids ever talked about becoming a music producer? What if there was a summer camp designed to help them achieve that dream? In this episode, we chat with AJ Wright about a brand-new music producer camp designed specifically for middle and high school students. Discover the curriculum, the instructors, and the incredible opportunities this camp offers for young musicians to learn the ins and outs of music production. If you're a parent or student in the Greenville area interested in exploring the world of music production, this is a must-listen! Catch the full interview now and learn how to sign up for this summer!