ROC Solid with Memphis Bleek is the ultimate hip-hop podcast, bringing you raw conversations, untold Roc-A-Fella stories, and exclusive industry insights. Hosted by Memphis Bleek, this show dives deep into the culture, featuring rap legends, producers, and rising stars. From the golden era to the future of hip-hop, Bleek keeps it real, unfiltered, and 100% ROC solid. Whether it's music, business, or the hustle, this is where the game gets broken down. Stay solid. Stay Roc. 🎙🔥

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Jeezy sits down with MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent and host Ari Melber. They discuss the fallout from the attack on the nation's capitol, President Donald Trump's legacy, and the connection between music and politics.

Jeezy also shares a few stories about working with Jay Z and Andre 3000, and why he didn't get invited to the White House while Barack Obama was in office.

This episode is based off the song "Here We Go," one of the tracks on Jeezy's latest album, The Recession 2.

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In this episode of the (Re)Session Podcast, Jeezy speaks with rapper, actor and entrepreneur E-40. He discusses his roots in Vallejo, CA, how community influences music, longevity as an artist, Verzuz, his business ventures, stories from college, cooking and much more!

This episode is based off the song "Ghetto," one of the tracks on Jeezy's latest album, The Recession 2.

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On this episode of the (Re)Session Podcast, Jeezy interviews political commentator and prison reform advocate Van Jones. They discuss Van's reaction to Joe Biden's presidential victory, the state of incarceration in America, faith, working across the political aisle to achieve change, and what's ahead in 2021.

This episode is based off the song "Modern Day," one of the tracks on Jeezy's new album, The Recession 2.

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On this episode of the (Re)Session Podcast, Jeezy sits down with actress and singer Demi Lovato. She discusses how she became an entertainer, collaborating with Jeezy on The Recession 2, the double-edged sword of fame, her struggles with mental health and sobriety, and becoming an anti-bullying advocate.

This episode is based off the song "My Reputation," one of the tracks on Jeezy's new album, The Recession 2.

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Jeezy interviews comedian and media mogul Byron Allen, the founder and CEO of Entertainment Studios. Byron discusses his mindset for success, economic inclusivity, the link between the Black and Jewish communities, and the value of education.

This episode is based off the song "Almighty Black Dollar," one of the tracks on Jeezy's new album, The Recession 2.

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Jeezy sits down with board-certified psychiatrist Dr. Jess. They discuss the stigma of seeking help for mental health issues, swap personal stories about depression, and how people can access resources around them to find help and stay safe.

This episode is based off the song "Therapy For My Soul," one of the tracks on Jeezy's new album, The Recession 2.

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Jeezy sits down with Philadelphia rapper and healthcare advocate Freeway. They discuss Freeway's battle with kidney failure, the recent passing of his son, his support for president-elect Joe Biden and the work he's undertaking to push for healthcare reform.

This episode is based off the song "The Glory," one of the tracks on Jeezy's upcoming album, The Recession 2.

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