Roy Wood Jr., ‘Wild ‘N Out’ vet Emmanuel Hudson, and more guests join ‘MoreThanCultr: The PodCast’
“MoreThanCultr: The PodCast” discusses “The Culture” with hosts Reemo Rod, Tyler Chronicles, Ronnie Jordan, and Kamal The Secret Genius. In episodes, they’re joined by guests from the entertainment world for funny chats and commentary. They’ll talk to comedians, artists, actors, and more on weekly episodes, running less than 2 hours on average.
Aside from the two-part episodes, tune into the series in any order. “MoreThanCultr: ThePodcast” has released over 190 episodes and counting since 2017.
On a recent episode of Podsauce, “#IDKMYDE” host and “Wild ‘N Out” alum B Daht shared his podcast picks including “MoreThanCultr: The PodCast.” He also tunes into The Black Effect Network favorites like “The Breakfast Club,” “Drink Champs,” and “Big Facts with Big Bank & DJ Scream.”
Writer, director, and producer Crystle C. Roberson stopped by “MoreThanCultr: ThePodCast” to talk about meeting Oprah, loving Hollywood, and Queens on ABC. In January, comedian MoneyBag Mafia shared snippets of tour life with DC Young Fly and starting in London. The hosts celebrated 1 million watch hours in February and questioned adding ingredients like garlic to grits.
On DJ Greg Street’s untold story episode, comedian TI called in, and we learned who gave Steve Harvey his first $1k for comedy. In March, TI joined the hosts for a two-part episode all about his comedy journey and unpacked some never-before-told Hollywood stories. TI shared about being in a peaceful place and naming Jack Thriller.
“Wild ‘N Out” alum Emmanuel Hudson joined an episode to share how he was “finessed” into performing stand up comedy. He was excited to discuss his new music and how to squash beef. When artist Freako Rico appeared on an episode, he talked about his iconic style of art, Action Bronson, and comedy.
In October, Roy Wood Jr. joined two episodes to share his journey from stage to radio and TV. He dished on a dangerous prank call involving Rap-A-Lot’s CEO J Prince, and in part 2, Halloween Kills’ star Omar Dorsey dropped in.
For entertaining chats on culture and more, check out new, weekly episodes of “MoreThanCultr: The PodCast.”
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