Episode 19 | DJ Kmil | Being a New DJ in Charlotte | Division Amongst DJ Groups | Hate for Turntablelism

Episode 19 | DJ Kmil | Being a New DJ in Charlotte | Division Amongst DJ Groups | Hate for Turntablelism

On episode 19 of the GoWinOut Podcast we sit down with DJ Kmil, a native of New Jersey. He tells us about his growing pains as a new DJ in the Charlotte market, dealing with gatekeepers and being left out of certain venues for his reputation as a fierce turntablist.  He tells us about his experience dealing with incidents in regards to disagreements with owners and other DJs while performing at gigs, being taken advantage of by owners and promoters early on in his career, a contentious confrontation with hall of fame basketball player Allen Iverson and intimidating other DJs with his talent. He also is the first DJ to showcase a routine on the GoWinOut podcast.

Episode 18 | Just BMan NoDJ | Creating Remixes and Edits for Patreon | Jazzy Jeff's Playlist Retreat | Life of a Music Junkie

On this episode of the GoWinOut Podcast we interview Brandon Mosely, aka Just Bman NoDJ. He is a very talented DJ who has also spent time in music production, creating beats for some of your favorite artists like the Diplomats. He is also a very talented creative in the space of creating remixes and edits for other DJs. Bman also tells us some wonderful stories about how he built his network by partnering with some of the most well known DJs and artists across the world, including DJ Jazzy Jeff and Quest Love.

Episode 17 | Juliette | Tales from a former bottle girl | Being on the opening team of a venue

Join us for a laid-back yet inspiring episode as Juliet shares her incredible journey from Charlotte nightlife to a promising career in healthcare administration. 🚀 We talk about her days hustling as a bottle girl at 4800, Harold’s, and Marquee, dishing out behind-the-scenes stories about the club scene, hookah culture, and the challenges of working in North Carolina's nightlife. She explains how these experiences shaped her confidence and resilience, leading to her pivot into healthcare.  We also discuss her life as a mom of three, including a wild story about delivering her baby on the couch (yes, you read that right!), and how she’s balancing family life, fitness goals, and pursuing a degree in healthcare administration. Shouts out to the Charlotte club family, her best friend Tanisha, and all the milestones along the way, from promotions at work to DJing unforgettable events.  Whether you're here for the sensational tea, the relatable hustle, or the heartwarming moments, Juliet’s story is sure to motivate and entertain. Don’t forget to follow her at J_Jewelz on Instagram and stay tuned for more real talks and good vibes. Like and subscribe to keep up with the GO podcast! 🎉 #nightlifeexperiences #nightlifeexperiences #charlottenightlife #celebratingmotherhood #careerchange CHAPTERS: 00:00 - How does it feel to be a new mom again 01:17 - What's your new baby's name 02:34 - Were you still working in nightlife when you started your pregnancy 03:49 - How long was the delivery for you with this one 06:27 - Tell us about the time you delivered your baby on the couch 08:19 - How did you like working at 4800 12:03 - How You Got Into Nightlife 12:58 - What You Liked About Working at 4800 19:06 - 4800 Reunion Party 23:26 - Bri 29:31 - Harolds Chicken 42:50 - Growing up in New Orleans 45:50 - Second lines 48:20 - Your first Mardi Gras 50:44 - Music Quiz 57:50 - Marquee 1:02:21 - Your Biggest Pet Peeves About Being A Bottle Girl 1:04:30 - Alibi 1:06:56 - Fitness 1:10:33 - Tanisha’s Party 1:15:08 - Your Best Friend’s Party 1:16:30 - What’s Next for Juliet 1:17:49 - Outro

Episode 16 | DJ Bloc | Growing up as a DJ in Brooklyn | Transition to Charlotte | Caribbean Punch

During this episode we get to know DJ Bloc, a long time veteran DJ of 30 years with roots in Flatbush, Brooklyn. We talk about his time growing up and learning how to DJ under his two older brothers, primarily doing dancehall block parties in Brooklyn. We also talk about his transition to Charlotte upon making a career change and seeking a better place to live for his growing family. He also drops valuable gems and advice for younger DJs who are coming up on the scene. We also take a tour on discussing the elements and nuances of Caribbean music in comparison to other international music genres such as Afrobeats and Amapiano.

Episode 15 | After Hours with Porshe Mack and Friends | Life, Sex & Relationships

In this special episode, Porshe and I come and record an episode after a night out in the city, with a plus one (Kayla) whom she met the day before. On this episode, we have fun talking about nightlife and dating here in Charlotte in comparison to other cities. We also have a little fun role playing and making some jokes. We get to know a little bit about both Porshe and Kayla personally right before the alcohol begins to get the better of them both LOL.