On this episode, I want to take a deep dive into what it means to “Flex”. It seems like within in black culture, that’s our main concern to do anything so we can flex it on someone who looks just like us.

On this episode Moss chops it with a very talented and incredible hip hop artist by the name of “Teco Sensei” who’s 1/2 of the rap duo Idi x Teco. Tune in as Teco talks about his upbringing In Memphis, his love for hip hop, linking with Idi in high school, dropping mixtapes and albums, performances, becoming a father and so much more. Make sure to check out Idi X Teco on streaming platforms https://linktr.ee/idixteco Tap In W/ Teco if you’re needing a ghostwriter: https://www.fiverr.com/tecosensei/ghostwrite-a-hip-hop-or-rap-song-for-you-or-your-business?utm_medium=shared&utm_source=copy_link&utm_campaign=gig&utm_term=lgg0Py

This year Father’s Day falls on the 18th of June. So Moss decides to host a special episode dedicated to all the great fathers out there taking care of their business. Also, he talks about his experience growing up without an absent father, looking up to his brothers & uncles as father figures, finally meeting his dad at 16, having a failed relationship with him, becoming a father himself, the role of a stepfather and etc.

Tune in as Cody talks about his upbringing in Covington, Tn, his start in music, his love for rock & hip hop, his biggest influences, LaGoatee Music, and so much more. Part 2 is on OTW!!!!!

On this episode, Moss chops it with 1/2 of the Fye100 Podcast “Tez Da Fye”. Tune in as Tez talks about his upbringing in a Christian household, being raised in a country town (Moscow Tn), school days, moving to Memphis, fatherhood, marriage, his podcast/brother “CJ100” and so much more

On this episode, Moss talks about how people will try to get upset with you because you used your time wisely to accomplish things in life. Meanwhile, they used their tile to bulls**t around and not do anything. At the end of the day, we’re all granted the same 24 hours and 7 days of the week. It’s all about what do you chose to do with your time

This will be the first episode I’ve dropped since my original Moss Network channel has been deleted. I’d like to thank everyone who’s been supportive, and showing love. But on this one, I have a lot to get on my chest and no I will not be apologized.

20 years ago, one of the greatest debut albums of all times was released. Debuting at #1 and sold 1.6 million copies in a short two weeks. By the end of 2003 the album was 8x platinum, it paved the way for a whole different type of movement in the industry. As of today, the album is 14x platinum, and still bumps like it was just released today. Tune in as we breakdown 50 Cent’s debut album “Get Rich or Die Tryin’ “, and the whole G-Unit run.

On this episode, Moss chops it up with Memphis’ very Brad Wheeler aka Trak Addict. Tune in as Trak talks about his upbringing in North Memphis, coming up in a broken home, being involved in the streets, changing his life, engineering, doing photography, videography, being a family man, Studio Plug Memphis & so much more.

On this episode Moss chops it with Nashville’s own “BeHoward”. Tune in as Be talks about his upbringing, his musical/lyrical influences, how he got into rapping, todays rap culture, his solo and collaboration projects, fatherhood, and so much more.

1017 Records/Memphis Rapper Alexander Woods aka Big Scarr was laid to rest on 1/7/23. We lost Big Scarr a few days before Christmas due to an overdose. Now there’s rumors going around saying that Gucci Mane promised to pay for the funeral services of Big Scarr. But got ghost when it was time to pay. Do you think these rumors are true?

The first episode of the brand new year, Moss speaks on how we’re lost so many of our people due to drugs more than ever these days. He also speaks about his sobriety journey that he’s been on and how he plans on staying clean.

in St. Louis a woman tracks down her alleged car thieves, and ends up killing them. But one of the victims was an innocent by standard. Moss talks about how people are tired of being victimized, but also talks about how one’s actions can cause destruction on other people and so much more.

There’s a video floating around on social where a young lady is ranting about plain Jane girls and pretty girls. She feels as a “pretty girl”, that’s it’s hard for her to find a decent guy and all the decent guys want is the plain jane girls. She defines the plain jain girls as, those who don’t go out as much, those who don’t get their hair done as often, those who don’t get their make up, and nails done everyday. Tune in as Moss breaks down the issues of this rant and give his honest opinions.