Thee Reload

Thee Reload is joined by Grammy nominee and expert audio engineer, Stephen Dent to discuss music and using the tools that we all possess.  If you list your top twenty artists of all-time, then Stephen Dent is more than likely responsible for the engineering of those projects. Currently, Stephen is working as a senior engineer at Studio to Stage, a music educator in New Jersey, as well as working along side the Grammy Museum in Newark, NJ. His work on sets like BET's 106 & Park, Rap City, and others have shaped his career and ear.  He previously worked as the Managing Director of Bad Boy Entertainments Daddy’s House Recording Studio.  His work is contributed in songs featured with artists like SWV, Lil Kim, Mary J. Blige, 50cent, Nas, Kid Capri, and many more. 

Thee Reload discuss music and how radio isn't dead with Amir Boyd, the Senior National Director at Interscope Records.  Amir explains the importance of artists understanding the culture of being independent compared to signing a deal with a label. How artists should understand relationships and the benefits of networking. He even mentions his desire to see Beyonce and Mary J. Blige in the next Apple Verzuz battle, and how much the culture needed the entertainment during covid.

Thee Reload is joined by actor, artist, songwriter, and producer James Worthy to discuss life in music and his upcoming debut album for 2021. The New York City born native enlightening us on what it takes to be a success in music and how aspiring artists can get there as well.

Thee Reload is joined by A. Donahue Baker, the CPA, CO-FOUNDER & President of Money Avenue.  Baker is leading the way by starting a black owned fin-tech bank, and helping entrepreneurs and others learn the importance of generational wealth. Tune in to learn what six principles are needed to become the millionaire in your family.

Thee Reload is joined by the Executive Director of Pima Country Democratic Party and former diplomat Joshua Polacheck to discuss the state of politics and his journey as a former diplomat.  (recorded the week of capitol storming). 

Thee Reload is joined by, CEO of Sunwise Media and Founder of the Handy Foundation, Ri-Karlo Handy to discuss the fate of TV & Film, how to pursue and exhaust all opportunities , and how “The List” went viral and sparked a movement for unity in black Hollywood.

Thee Reload kick-off Season 4 with comedian and actor Rodney Perry to discuss Coming 2 America  (The Quest), comedy during COVID, and his newly published book "Moments On My Journey." Rodney also elaborates on what he's rooting for in 2021, how he sparked his writing career with the assistance from Kym Whitley and so much more.

They say “Content is King,” but it’s starting to look like smartphones have taken the throne. This week, Michael Rosenblum, CEO and Co-Founder of The VJ, joins Thee Reload for a conversation on how professionals can now produce faster, cheaper, and better content from the palm of their hands.

Arelia Johnson, CEO of The Owned Project, joins Thee Reload for a conversation on sex, self-love, and acceptance. Johnson explains how trauma impacts women and young girls around the world and how her pillow talks help them reclaim their humanity.

Thee Reload is joined by Tameika Bennett, Attorney and Owner, Bennett Law Office; CJ Lawrence, Attorney and CEO, Charles Lawrence & Associates Attorneys at Law and Black with No Chaser; UB Thomas, Comedian and CEO, UBU Entertainment for a serious conversation on what went wrong in the proceedings of the Breonna Taylor case.  As Americans gather in the streets to protest from Kentucky to California demanding justice.  Host, Keanna Ward, ask tough and real questions on what's next as the country awaits the decision from the Justice and FBI investigation.

Former Sheriff Tyrone Lewis (Hinds County (MS)),  DeMiktric Biggs, National Organizer for The Formerly Incarcerated Convicted Peoples and Families’ Movement (FICPF), and comedian Rita Brent join Thee Reload for some candid conversation on police reform, reentry, and voting in the 2020 presidential election.

In this episode, we discuss the significance of black art. How black art is represented in the entertainment industry. How art helps educate and break racial barriers.  Hear from both Erica Puckett and Raquel Reigns about their own experiences, and the importance of educating others on the value of art.

For the last episode of Season 2,  Hot 97’s Hip Hop Gamer joins Thee Reload to discuss music in gaming, mental health, and how his hustle started from the mailroom at UMG to working with some of the most influential companies in music and gaming.

Keanna interviews Southside Jamaica, Queen's music artist, songwriter, and record label owner, K. Credle. In episode five, Credle discusses his new single Fall Back, his 2019 first debut album Lone Wolf 2 Pt.1., Empire video distribution deal, and much more!

Join host, Keanna Ward, and guest Lazaris " The Top Don" as we discuss carrying the torch of his uncle legacy, album and new single "Crossfire," and the importance of knowing the business besides creating music. 

Keanna talks new music, challenges as an indie hip-hop artist, and, of course, the Coronavirus with Jackson, Mississippi very own T.Lo Da Champ!

Season 2 of Thee Reload kicks off with keyboardist and producer Cas Weinbren. Host, Keanna Ward, discuss the hardships and reality of what it takes to become a producer, working with artists, the need for unions, and the haterz that try to get in your way!  

Cas is credited for working with some of the biggest artists and companies in the industry: Blue Note NYC, Statik Selektah, Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$, and 2 Chainz.  he also worked as a producer/keyboardist with See See Beats, Soulja Boy, Taiya, MTV, VH1, Bravo, and McDonald’s