Black Food Truck Festival ft. Marcus Hammond: More Than Food, It’s a Movement

Princess Diaries ft Charlamagne Tha God: From South Carolina to the Culture

Step into a powerful and unfiltered conversation on this special live episode of Princess Diaries. Recorded in front of a live audience, this installment features none other than Charlamagne Tha God. A media mogul, cultural commentator, and proud South Carolina native. From humble beginnings to national influence, this episode dives deep into Charlamagne’s journey, exploring the roots that shaped his voice and the lessons that continue to guide his path. The conversation is raw, insightful, and grounded in authenticity, touching on growth, resilience, mental health, and the importance of staying connected to where you come from. With a shared love for South Carolina woven throughout the dialogue, this episode feels both personal and powerful. Like a conversation on the porch that just happens to echo far beyond it. Whether you're chasing your purpose, building your platform, or simply looking for real talk that resonates, this live recording delivers inspiration with no filter. Remember: no matter how far you go, never forget home.

Princess Diaries: From TikTok to Takeoff with GMC Money Bagg

Step into the royal spotlight on this episode of The Princess Diaries as we sit down with Charleston’s own rising star, GMC Money Bagg. From going viral on TikTok to carving out his lane in the rap scene, he’s proving that consistency, charisma, and raw talent can take you far. In this exclusive interview, GMC Money Bagg opens up about his journey from Charleston to social media fame, the grind behind his music, and what it really takes to turn attention into opportunity. He shares the inspiration behind his sound, how TikTok changed the game for independent artists, and what fans can expect next. Get ready for real talk, behind-the-scenes stories, and a glimpse into the mindset of an artist on the rise. 👑🎤 Tune in and discover why GMC Money Bagg is a name you’ll be hearing a lot more of.

Black Food Truck Festival ft. Marcus Hammond: More Than Food, It’s a Movement

In this inspiring episode of The Princess Diaries, we sit down with visionary entrepreneur Marcus Hammond, CEO of the Black Food Truck Festival, to explore how he turned a powerful idea into a thriving cultural movement. Marcus shares the story behind launching one of the fastest-growing food festivals in the country, creating a platform that celebrates Black-owned businesses, culinary excellence, and community connection. Placing Black joy at the forefront of everything.  From navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship to scaling a brand rooted in purpose, Marcus opens up about leadership, legacy, and what it takes to build something bigger than yourself. Whether you're a foodie, a business owner, or someone chasing a dream, this conversation is packed with insight, motivation, while highlighting impact and empowerment.

Bad Bitches Go Everywhere ft AJ Holiday

Get ready for an unforgettable live experience as the Princess Diaries Podcast takes the stage with special guest AJ Holiday from the We Talk Back Podcast. Recorded in front of a vibrant audience, this episode is packed with unfiltered conversations, bold perspectives, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments. AJ Holiday brings her signature energy and unapologetic realness, diving deep into relationships, self-worth, and what it truly means to move through life on your own terms. One standout moment? The now-iconic line: “Good girls go to heaven, bad bitches go everywhere else.” A statement that sets the tone for a conversation that’s as empowering as it is entertaining. With crowd reactions, candid storytelling, and undeniable chemistry between hosts, this live episode delivers a raw, electric vibe you won’t want to miss.

Changing Lives Through Healthcare Careers with Jared Lasene of P.A.T.C.H

In this episode of Princess Diaries, host Kris Kaylin sits down with Jared Lasene, CEO of P.A.T.C.H Career Institute, a community-focused training center that has served the North Charleston area for over 20 years. Located in the Macon community, P.A.T.C.H; People Advocating to Change Humanity. Helps individuals launch careers in healthcare through fast, affordable certification programs. Jared shares how students can become certified in fields like CNA, phlebotomy, pharmacy technician, and EKG technician in as little as six weeks, creating real pathways into the medical field. We also discuss how P.A.T.C.H is committed to uplifting the community by making training accessible. Eligible individuals including high school students, Macon residents, seniors, and those receiving food assistance may even qualify for free tuition. Tune in to hear how this organization is transforming lives through opportunity, education, and career development.