Grits and Eggs Podcast

They unpack recent warehouse fires, missing safety measures, and the push for living wages. Environmental racism and data center siting get sharp scrutiny. Tensions over property-targeted protest and corporate automation are debated. Conversations span political hypocrisy, industry exploitation, and practical ways communities can rebuild trust and care for one another.

Florida entrepreneur and clothier, Fat Swag joins us today to talk about how he got his start in the fashion industry and we chop it up about how branding makes all the difference and in case you didn't know, a lot of his work has been featured on previous episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

They recap sold-out tour stops, an Atlanta honor, and backstage life on the road. They debate Kanye versus Jay‑Z and critique Black capitalism and consumer ethics. Conversations trace exploitation from slavery to global economics and explore community self-sufficiency. Listeners call in with history corrections, relationship and career questions, and praise for shows and growth tips.

On this Saturday episode, I sit down and talk with Taliah Waajid, founder and CEO of the Taliah Waajid Brand Natural Hair Care. She is a tenacious entrepreneur and has worked tirelessly to build a globally recognized brand in natural hair care. As such, she is celebrated as one of the most dynamic women shaping the future of beauty and business. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do you live near the Birmingham, AL area? You got plans on Wednesday night? No? I think you should go to Deantekyle.com and order tickets to the Grits and Eggs First Cousins Tour at the Stardome Comedy Club. That's right. Deantekyle.com It's right there. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jay Hill, a Baltimore multimedia journalist and podcaster known for Mr. J Hill and 1% Better, shares his rise from radio to independent podcasting. He talks persistence landing big interviews, balancing fatherhood and self-care with a public life. Conversations dive into masculinity, systemic issues, provocative storytelling, and the craft of communicating for impact.

Somebody tell Ryan Coogler that I'm trying to holla at him... for no particular reason. It's about time that we revise the standing of Hollywood, Black Hollywood, and Black folks involvement in Hollywood overall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

12 Certified Platinum records, 2 Certified Platinum Albums, A Grammy and now a New York Times Bestselling book. This week we catch up with Atlanta rap mogul 2Chainz, to discuss his autobiography, The Voice in My Head is God, at the iconic Tara Theater. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

They hype a tour and explain independent touring logistics and costs. They debate cultural representation in film and music, including critiques of Jack Harlow and why Black-centered horror matters. They tackle assimilation, colorism, and political choices across communities. Listener calls cover fundraising, abuse concerns, career pivots, and family advice.

Domani Harris, recording artist and songwriter and son of a music legend, digs into his rise, creative process, and how family shaped his sound. He talks about building audiences, resisting genre boxes, songwriting flow, balancing fatherhood with touring, short-form content strategy, and navigating scrutiny while protecting privacy.