This Saturday, the RWR Podcast is jinglin’ ALL the way… straight into another episode of organized holiday madness. We’ll be joined by our good friend and legendary producer Yorg Kerasiotis, who’s stepping out from behind the scenes to co-host with us (pray for him). And of course, it wouldn’t be a show without Jackie trying to convince us to set YET another goal, but this one is to “Set Your Intentions Before You Set Your Plate” for next year. Manifesting while snacking? Why the hell not? Expect: 🎶 Fresh tunes and holiday sermon from TMoney 😂 Shenanigans from Jen & Juice 🎤 A “drop the mic” question + color commentary + holiday trivia from Dr. Gail that will have you rethinking your life choices, maybe -maybe not 😂 🔥 And the usual harmless chaos we pretend is a podcast Join us Roadwork Records LLC FB Bring your spiked cocoa, your holiday spirit or smoke, whichever is more readily available!!!

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Ready for a podcast with absolutely no plan—and even less holiday self-control? 🎄✨ This week we’re celebrating the holidays RWR-style: flying by the seat of our pants, drinking whatever’s in the mug, and hosting a live Facebook hangout where literally anything could happen. Come for the laughs, stay for the festive chaos…

The mics heat up fast—cake, candles, and pure chaos—then we lock in on the stories Detroit cares about. We unpack the Diddy saga with fresh reporting: a cushy chapel job, a three-month loss of phone and commissary after a rule-breaking call, and the shockwaves from a 50 Cent–backed docuseries that surfaces ego, alleged abuse, and the receipts Diddy never thought would see daylight. The most sobering moment comes as Aubrey O’Day reads a letter about events she doesn’t remember, illuminating trauma and power in the music industry.

We shift gears to a true-crime twist in the Singer David case—medical examiner notes about deep-freeze conditions complicate cause-of-death findings—then square up a viral claim from Tara Reid. Surveillance footage tells a different story from the “roofied at the hotel bar” narrative, and we talk media literacy in the age of napkins over wine glasses and AI images masquerading as truth. Detroit’s hope story shines bright: Big Sean and Usher each commit a million dollars to launch a creator incubator at the future Michigan Central Boys and Girls Club, with LED volume stages, VFX labs, and hands-on production training for ages 14–24. Add the new Museum of Illusions downtown, and you can feel the city’s creative engine roaring.

Sports fans eat, too. The Lions overcome injuries for a statement win and renewed playoff momentum, while the Pistons get a measured look at health, consistency, and seeding. Then a story that restores faith: 88-year-old veteran and Meijer cashier Ed Bambas goes viral, raising over a million dollars to finally retire with dignity—and yes, he’s finishing the holiday stretch at the register. We honor the legacy of Jellybean Johnson, a key architect of the Minneapolis Sound, and spotlight Hype Live Sessions—the Detroit platform that streams artists without charging performance fees—before closing with music that matters: a sleek John Paul cut and a raw, resonant track on depression and suicide that’s already changed lives.

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We said we’d keep it chill… we lied. 😂 New episode drops Saturday — just us talking it up and getting into it like always. You’ll laugh. You’ll nod. You might even text your friend about it. #RWRPodcast #PodcastDrop #DetroitEnergy

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Detroit has always been a city where music isn’t just heard—it’s lived. And few artists embody that energy quite like Jake Bass, a powerhouse composer, producer, performer, entrepreneur, and creative force redefining what the next generation of Detroit music sounds like. With a Music Composition degree from Columbia College Chicago, Jake has spent years mastering both the art and science of sound. His journey began early, producing beats that caught the attention of hip-hop legends like Bizarre from D12 and King Gordy, leading to his first published track before he even turned 18. That early grind set the tone for a career built on hustle, collaboration, and heart. Music is in Jake’s DNA. His father, Jeff Bass, a Detroit legend in his own right, helped shape the careers of some of the city’s biggest rap icons (you may have heard of Eminem)—cementing a legacy that Jake now carries forward with his own bold twist. Today, he is the founder of Bassment Sounds 2.0 and Boca J Music LLC- the creative hubs where his grind, talent, and raw passion fuse to produce music that resonates with the masses. Jake isn’t just carrying on Detroit’s legacy — he’s carving his own path, earning respect one track at a time, and showing that the city’s sound is still growing, still bold, and still unstoppable. Tune in this Saturday, November 1st, with Mr. Jake Bass. Listen live on the Roadwork Records LLC Facebook page at 11:00 am. Check out Jake Bass: @mrjakebass www.bocajmusic.com

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Headlines had us heated; a surprise guest had us silent. We kick off with Detroit energy—Lions optimism, Tigers heartbreak, and the true price of a night out—then sprint through the week’s wildest stories: Diddy’s courtroom strategy and Fort Dix rumors, a Texas swatting twist linked to a Tesla case, Mark Sanchez facing upgraded charges, and the scrutiny orbiting Bad Bunny’s every move. We also dig into Dolly Parton’s calm rebuttal to health rumors and Gene Simmons’ dehydration scare, before zooming in on Michigan’s cannabis wholesale tax and Detroit’s new 679 area code—small numbers with big impact.

Then the door opens and everything tilts. David Ruffin Jr. pulls up, drops two unreleased performances, and tells the story behind the voice on Gin & Juice. He talks about spending months in Thailand, waking up with nothing on his mind for the first time, and learning to produce for himself after years of waiting on other hands at the board. The conversation gets real about AI’s too-perfect sheen, the power of imperfection, and why he won’t lend his voice to songs that say nothing. We pull from the vault, revisit a deep cut, and talk about releasing legacy sessions with full credit so the music can finally breathe.

David is narrowing 30 tracks to 13 using trusted listener votes, aiming for a release on his 60th birthday. One standout, Electricity, was written with an EV launch in mind—high-voltage, hook-driven, and begging for a sync. The through line is clear: peace as success, forgiveness without forgetting, and art built to warm more than it wounds. It’s Detroit grit with a global perspective, and it sounds like life getting lighter.

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✨ This week on The RWR Podcast Show we’re honored to sit down with an extraordinary artist, Nina (Soulfia) Sofia— a singer-songwriter who carries Detroit’s spirit in every note she sings. Nina’s music is a beautiful paradox: folky and soulful at its core, layered with the raw grit of Detroit rock. Her acoustic sound flows soft and soothing, playing your heartstrings like a cello, then suddenly ignites with electric passion that surges through your veins. Her talent for blending genres isn’t just musical, it’s transformational, melting communities together through the experience of sound. But Nina’s artistry goes beyond the stage. She’s a storyteller, blending truth and vulnerability into every performance, captivating audiences with her heartfelt delivery. And she’s a creator, pouring the same love she has for music into the meals she cooks and the spaces she builds, always bringing people together, always serving with passion. Join us as we dive into building bridges and uncovering her true purpose of connection, a reminder that our art, skills, and talents are more than what they seem, and can be the catalyst for a greater cause! Listen Live on The Roadwork Records LLC Facebook page, Saturday 11:00 am Follow Nina Soulfia Facebook @Nina Sofia Instagram @cominh0me

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This soul-pop sensation has been electrifying audiences across Michigan, packing venues wherever he plays and proving that he’s not just an artist to watch, he’s the one you can’t take your eyes (or ears) off of. With his smooth, powerful vocals, magnetic stage presence, and unstoppable energy, JonPaul is adding to Detroit’s musical legacy with a whole new era. From Viral Stardom to Major Stages JonPaul’s story is as unforgettable as his voice. At just 17, he stunned the world when his heartfelt reimagining of Lukas Graham’s “7 Years” at his high school graduation went viral, launching him straight into the spotlight. That viral moment was only the beginning. Since then, JonPaul has: • 🎶 Gone Viral: Turned heads nationwide with his raw, electric performances. • 🏀 Owned the NBA Stage: Delivered a show-stopping performance at the Detroit Pistons halftime show—a milestone that cemented his place on the big stage. • 🎤 Packed Venues Night After Night: From Detroit clubs to regional stages, JonPaul fills every room with fans eager to experience his live magic. • 🌟 Shared Stages with Legends: Opened for icons like Patti LaBelle, proving he can hold his own alongside the greats. Now, JonPaul is gearing up for his biggest release yet. Alongside producer and artist Bryan Hugo Iglesias, they are dropping the highly anticipated Lemon Days EP—a collection of eight brand-new tracks arriving October 15, 2025. Packed with soulful melodies, hype energy, and the kind of songwriting that sticks with you long after the music stops, Lemon Days is set to be the soundtrack about turning up the volume, moving with the music, and letting the night take over. At The RWR Podcast Show, we’re all about shining a spotlight on artists who are changing the game, and JonPaul Wallace is doing just that. His story, his grind, and his music embody everything we love about creative spirit’s. 👉 Don’t miss this episode as JonPaul shares his journey, his music, and what’s next in his unstoppable rise.Check out JonPaul Wallace: Links: Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jonpaulwallace Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jonpaulwallace Listen live this Saturday, September 13th, 2025, at 11:00 am on The Roadwork Records Facebook Page

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Tune in LIVE for the only entertainment you need this weekend. Good vibes, laughs, music, and fun with TMoney, Jackie, Dr. Gail, and Jen! What more could you ask for? Listen Live on Roadwork Records Facebook

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