In this powerful episode of Artist 2 Artist, we sit down with entrepreneur and thought leader 19 Keys to dive deep into the importance of financial literacy in the Black community and how education and empowerment can reshape the future for our youth. Joined by Jim Jones, the conversation gets raw and real as he opens up about growing up without a father figure and the challenges that shaped his journey. Together, they discuss the evolving dynamic between independent women and men in today’s generation, the balance of power and partnership, and the value of true independence. The episode also touches on new music, ownership in the music industry, and how artists can take control of their creative and financial destinies. This is more than a conversation—it’s a blueprint for growth, culture, and legacy.

In this episode of Artist 2 Artist, Memphis Bleek joins the conversation for a real and unfiltered look at the ups and downs of Roc-A-Fella Records and what it was like being part of Def Jam during hip-hop’s golden era. Jim Jones gets candid about his own label deal, breaking down how it all played out and the lessons learned along the way. The two dive deep into Kanye West’s come-up, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his early days and the grind it took to make it. They also discuss what it’s like moving around as a hot artist in your own city, the challenges that come with fame, and staying grounded through it all. This episode is a true masterclass in hip-hop history, hustle, and evolution.

In this episode of Artist 2 Artist, Jim Jones sits down with the legendary Fat Joe for a raw and unfiltered conversation. The two Bronx icons break down the pros and cons of growing up in the hood, share stories from the community, and talk about the importance of giving back. They also dive into the realities of maintaining an image online, the truth about industry relationships vs. real friendships, and how they’ve navigated longevity in hip hop and business.