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Behind The Mic : Champagne937

In this episode of They Won’t Air This, we take a deep dive into the journey of Champagne937, a rising artist whose story is built on resilience, discipline, and relentless belief in his vision. Born Michael Simpson and raised in Dayton, Ohio, Champagne937’s path didn’t begin in a recording studio—it started on the football field. After winning a state championship in high school, he continued his athletic career at Eastern Michigan University and Kentucky State University, where he played quarterback. The athlete mentality of preparation, consistency, and leadership would later become the foundation of his music career. The episode explores how personal adversity, including the loss of his father at a young age, became fuel for his ambition. Rather than allowing hardship to define him, he used it as motivation to create a legacy bigger than himself. Listeners get an inside look at the birth of Jetway Records, the independent label he co-founded, and the philosophy behind the brand: “No matter what you do, enjoy the way.” What began as a college hobby evolved into a serious pursuit after meeting producer Jeremy Green and spending countless hours recording while balancing athletics and academics. The conversation highlights standout records including “Say Less,” “See You Again,” “Kissed By Fire,” “Maximum,” and “Breakfast In Dior,” showcasing an artist who blends ambition, confidence, and personal storytelling into his music. Perhaps the most inspiring chapter is his breakthrough moment: earning a performance slot at the world’s largest hip-hop festival, Rolling Loud, becoming one of the first artists from Dayton to reach that stage. It serves as proof that years of independent grinding, self-investment, and consistency can eventually create opportunities that once seemed impossible.

Episode 7 : Fast Money Talks with Del Moneey

After leaving the nonstop pace of New York for a brand-new chapter in Florida, this episode dives into what happens when survival mode turns into adaptation. Join Del Moneey as she opens up about the realities of relocating, rebuilding routines, and navigating culture shock in a place that moves completely differently from what she’s always known. From the social dynamics and lifestyle differences to networking, friendships, and everyday interactions, Del gets honest about the unexpected lessons that come with starting over. This conversation explores the realistic side of leaving behind familiarity while trying to create community in a new environment. Del breaks down the differences between New York hustle culture and Florida’s slower, sometimes unpredictable pace, sharing stories about moments that challenged her perspective, pushed her outside her comfort zone, and forced her to adapt in ways she never expected. Expect laughs, unfiltered takes, and real conversations about identity, growth, and learning how to exist in spaces that don’t automatically feel like home. Whether you’ve moved cities, considered taking a leap, or just want to hear how environment shapes who we become, this episode is packed with relatable moments and hard-earned perspective.

Episode 6: Keeping It Honest with Stacie Badd

What happens when a lifelong anime obsessive turns her passion into a full-blown empire? You get Stacie2Badd The cosplayer, OnlyFans creator, and unapologetic herself in every single room she walks into. Raised in an environment that celebrated freedom over judgment, Stacie never learned to shrink herself and it shows. From binge-watching anime as a kid to painstakingly crafting jaw-dropping cosplay looks that break the internet, she’s built a brand rooted in authenticity, creativity, and the kind of confidence most people spend a lifetime chasing. In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on what it really takes to thrive in the cosplay and creator space. Stacie gets raw and refreshingly honest about her journey, the grind behind the glamour, the freedom she found in owning her identity, and why she refuses to let anyone else write her story. We’re talking anime deep-dives, the art and hustle of cosplay, navigating the online creator world without losing yourself, and what it means to live life fully out loud. No filters. No apologies. Just Stacie, exactly as she is. Whether you’re a die-hard anime fan, a fellow creator, or someone who just needs a serious dose of fearless energy ; this episode is for you. Hit play. You won’t want to miss a single second.

The Internet is Gonna Hate This one

This episode of They Won’t Air This gets reckless in the best way possible. From debating whether certain words get a “pass” in relationships and during sex, to exposing things the world would never expect about us, nothing stayed off limits. We also hit the streets with some wild public questions that turned into even crazier answers. Raw opinions, uncomfortable truths, hilarious moments, and conversations most people are too scared to have out loud, this is one of those episodes where everybody might leave mad… but nobody’s turning it off.

Built Different: The Weight of Fatherhood

Muscles fade. Money fluctuates. But legacy? That’s forever. 👑 Fatherhood talk on They Won’t Air This with King Roe Fit. In this episode of They Won’t Air This, we sit down with King Roe Fit to talk about what it really means to lead at home while building yourself physically, mentally, and spiritually. We break down the weight fathers carry, the silent battles men fight, and how discipline in the gym translates to discipline in life. In our Trues G Check presented WhiteHouse Supply, we tap into the mental health side of fatherhood — because strength isn’t just muscles. It’s emotional accountability, vulnerability, and growth. This isn’t the sugar-coated version of dad life. This is the unfiltered truth. If you’re a father, planning to be one, or healing from one — this conversation is for you. 🎙️ Like. Comment. Subscribe. Drop a 💪🏾 in the comments if you’re building legacy, not just likes.