Episode 52

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15th Aug 2024

Joe Moses has a lot to say about the problem of unity, haters, peace in Los Angeles (RAH52)

Joe Moses sits down with Munchie B for another episode of the Rich At Heart podcast (RAH52). They discuss:

  • Joe Moses rap career
  • working with some of the biggest artists
  • creating sporting apparel line, including High School jerseys for LA
  • Not being invited to Kendrick Lamar's popup performance
  • Needing more unity in LA among black artists =

* And much more...

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Rich at Heart
Munchie B from Inglewood and Mariah Hayes from Los Angeles talk ish on what's hot and what's not.

Mariah Hayes, Los Angeles Native, published author , ghostwriter , executive assistant for multiple music media companies teams up with Inglewood native Munchie B (Askari Banks), Rap Artist , songwriter , gang prevention and intervention worker to present The Rich At Heart PodCast, produced by Alex Alonso, film maker and professor who is the owner and curator of the platform Street TV. Rich At Heart covers a wide range of subject matters such as “what’s hot “and “what’s not “, lifestyle in the streets, music & hip-hop, current events and relationships with occasional guests. Follow Munchie B on all social media platforms at @Mb_thamayor , Mariah Hayes on Instagram @_Mariahhhh_ and be sure to follow the @Richatheartpodcast Instagram page.

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Alex Alonso

Alex Alonso is the owner and curator of LAnd Media, a podcasting network that brings dope content directly from the raw streets to your ears, facilitated through amazing conversations and interviews on street politics, gang culture, prison life, music and hip-hop, criminal justice issues and whatever else our dope hosts want to spit.