What's Your Water?

In this episode, Adam22 (Adam Grandmaison), the host of the popular show "No Jumper"  breaks down his heated debate about racism with Dame Dash on the first episode of their new show; talks about his relationship with his girlfriend (cam girl Lena the Plug) - including their recent Penthouse cover, the new porn film they just shot together and tips for a successful threesome; and describes what it's like to smoke his No Jumper weed.  

Faith Rodgers, who is a central figure in the Netflix documentary series "Surviving R. Kelly," opens up about what led her to start a relationship with R. Kelly, how she worked up the courage to break it off, how her hometown of San Antonio has responded to her story and her future plans.

In this extremely raw and moving episode, Jeremy Meeks (who was dubbed the "hot felon" by the media) talks about his childhood, lessons learned from the 10+ years he served in the federal prison system, the mug shot that went viral and launched his successful modeling career and his relationship with his ex-wife. 

In this episode, three time Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Ursula (@urseverse) discusses her experiences writing for Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez, her new album, "Mistaken Fantasy" (which features Musiq Soulchild, DC Young Fly, Jeremih, Fabolous and Beres Hammond) and how she got discovered.

In this episode, Laticia Lee, Founder & CEO of Tress (www.TressforUS.com), host of the hit series "Girl, We Got This" and model talks about the bumpy road to success (including having to compete with Beyonce for her product launch!), her college basketball career and the power of therapy, meditation and living a kind life.

In this episode, Ameer Natson, celebrity chef and faith leader, talks about cooking for Beyonce & Jay-Z and Oprah, his new show on The Food Network ("HELP YOURSELF!") and how he worked with Shaquille O'Neal to secure a location for his congregation (The Better Life Church). 

The guest on this episode is Sinqua Walls, who plays Don Cornelius in BET's "American Soul," is currently starring opposite Angela Bassett in Netflix's "Otherhood," played 50 Cent's son, Shawn, in "Power," was directed by Clint Eastwood in "The 15:17 to Paris," and has acted in numerous other films and shows, including "Shark Night 3D" and "Friday Night Lights".  On this episode, Sinqua talks about growing up with Nipsey Hussle, what he has learned from the icons he's worked with and the conversation he had just before shooting that provocative "love scene" in "Otherhood." 

Lyric Perez, Executive Producer of State of the Culture with Joe Budden, Remy Ma and Jinx, talks about her transition from Complex (where she produced Everyday Struggle) to Revolt, gives advice to young talent coming up in the music & entertainment industry and discusses her book "Love Poems I've Always Wanted to Hide."