We are thrilled to present an engaging and thought-provoking discussion with Qunetta Davis, a truly renowned book author who hails from the vibrant community of Orangeburg, South Carolina. In this episode, we delve into her unique personal experiences, explore her insightful perspectives on the craft of writing, and uncover the inspirations that fuel her creativity, all while promising listeners an enriching, memorable, and undeniably captivating listening journey. Qunetta Davis Book "Targ...

In this special Black History Moment episode, we shine a spotlight on the incredible Alfred L. Cralle, a true visionary whose invention, the ice cream scoop, fundamentally changed how we experience and enjoy this cherished dessert. Before Cralle's ingenious design, scooping ice cream was a cumbersome and often messy affair. His creation not only streamlined the process but also made ice cream more accessible to everyone, solidifying its place as a beloved treat. This episode is dedicated to hono...

It's now 2025, and it's the perfect time to seek support in turning your aspirations into reality. Holding onto stubbornness can hold you back. There's more than enough opportunity for everyone involved, and no one needs to feel excluded or overlooked. In this episode of Homeisode, we explore the importance of adopting a team mentality. We'll discuss how collaboration can enhance your efforts and lead to greater successes, highlighting the benefits of working together to achieve common goals.

In episode 106, we pay homage to Sarah Boone, an African American inventor who made a significant contribution to household technology. She is best known for inventing an improved ironing board in 1892, a design that made it easier to press garments, especially women's clothing. Boone's innovation not only streamlined the process of ironing but also paved the way for further advancements in home appliances. Her legacy continues to inspire inventors and highlight the importance of African America...

This episode delves into the compelling story of Benjamin Bradley, the man widely regarded as the original inventor of the steamboat engine. Bradley's narrative is particularly poignant, exploring the difficult choice he faced: selling his groundbreaking invention to achieve personal freedom. Sources: https://interestingengineering.com/lists/the-a-z-list-of-black-inventors

In this Homeisode, we discuss the importance of taking action and becoming someone who actively pursues their goals. We emphasize making the decision to turn your aspirations into reality and encourage you to take steps towards living the life you've always envisioned.

In this podcast, we discuss the life and achievements of Dr. Patricia Bath, an influential African American inventor and ophthalmologist. Dr. Bath is best known for inventing the Cataract Laserphaco Probe, a groundbreaking device that revolutionized cataract surgery and restored sight to countless individuals around the world. Sources: https://interestingengineering.com/lists/the-a-z-list-of-black-inventors

In this black history episode flashback, we take a closer look at the life and legacy of William B Abrams. Through examining his background, contributions, and the challenges he faced, we begin to understand why “Boots On The Ground” is such an important and powerful movement. Abrams' dedication and relentless commitment to social change have inspired generations, making the phrase much more than just a slogan—it represents a tradition of perseverance and leadership within the community. By refl...

In this Homeisode, we highlight the significance of family in 2025. What does family mean to you today? It’s essential to prioritize our connections and focus on healing instead of spreading negativity. Let’s come together and strengthen those bonds.

In this Homeisode, we delve into a conversation with Chariel Dye, exploring her journey as both a boss and an entrepreneur. We'll uncover insights into her experiences, strategies, and the challenges she's overcome to achieve success in her field. Get ready for an engaging discussion filled with valuable perspectives and practical advice.

In this Homeisode, we delve into the controversial dismissal of the annual Hip Hop Awards. Many misunderstandings surround the event, so we'll unpack the situation, exploring various perspectives and offering insightful analysis. We'll examine the underlying issues, potential consequences, and the overall impact on the hip-hop community and culture. Prepare for a thought-provoking discussion that aims to clarify the complexities surrounding this significant event.

In this Homeisode, we chat with Jasmine, an actor, music artist, model, and mother, among many other talents. She truly wears many hats! She also gives some good insight about being in the entertainment business, which could be very helpful to up-and-coming entertainers.

Do you believe in true love? Are you currently in love? Or out of love? A discussion on the enduring concept of true love, examining its contemporary relevance and persistent influence within the framework of modern relationships and societal transformations in 2025.

In a recent interview on the R&B Money Podcast, Smokey Robinson shares an impactful encounter with Berry Gordy. This is a pivotal moment that deserves greater recognition and discussion within the music community and beyond. It offers valuable insights into the dynamics and history of Motown, and the personal relationships that shaped its legacy.

This Homeisode explores the vibrant intersection of artistry, hip-hop culture, and branding specifically within the Philadelphia, PA (Philly) scene. Thanks to L Crock, we'll delve into how local artists are not only creating impactful music and visual content but also building strong personal brands that resonate with their community and beyond. Expect insights into unique branding strategies, the influence of Philly's rich cultural heritage, and the collaborative spirit that fuels this dynamic ...

Exploring the current landscape of support within the entertainment industry, this Homeisode delves into the various ways individuals and communities can offer and receive assistance. From funding creative projects to providing mental health resources for those in the industry, we'll examine the challenges and opportunities surrounding support networks. Also show love to individuals who have help support, highlighting the importance of collaboration and empathy in the entertainment world.

This podcast episode dives into the world of vocal recording, specifically focusing on setting up and utilizing a vocal chain within ‪Cakewalk Software‬. We'll cover essential plugins, microphone techniques, and how to achieve professional-sounding vocals. Whether you're a seasoned audio engineer or just starting out, this episode provides practical tips and insights to elevate your vocal recordings. Tap back in next week as we go deeper into this conversation.

In this video, we'll be demonstrating a simple yet effective vocal chain using plugins from Cakewalk Sonar's Sonitus Collection. Over the next few weeks, we'll focus on using the Sonitus EQ and Compressor to shape the vocals and achieve a polished sound. This tutorial is perfect for beginners looking to improve their vocal recordings without spending a fortune on expensive plugins. We'll walk you through the process step-by-step, explaining the key parameters and how to dial them in for optimal ...

These days it seems like there are more #plugins available than ever before, but how many of them do we really need? Do we risk overdoing it? I've been on the verge of less being more for a few years now. My DAW of choice is Cakewalk Sonar, and I can't help but wonder whether there's a point at which we should stop. After all, too many plugins can slow our DAW right down, so it's not as if there are no downsides to this. But for now, I'm sticking with "less is more," at least for myself. I...

In this episode, we highlight another free plugin from ‪TokyoDawnRecords‬ the Molotok. This VST compressor is a must-have. It's straightforward and effective to use. We tested it on some vocals in this video and were thoroughly impressed. Let's take a look! Download Here: https://www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-molotok/

In this episode, we review the FetCB by Analog Obsession. Guess what? It's free! We like to take time out and give back good-quality hardware that doesn't break the bank. But don't take our word for it. Check it out yourself. I can't wait to hear your thoughts on this.

In this episode, we are going to review the free plugin, Warmy EP1A by Kiive Audio. This tube EQ is a great addition to your mix bus. It can eliminate the need for multiple saturation plugins at the end of your mix bus. We had a great time trying it out and think it's a keeper. But don't take our word for it. Check it out for yourself and see what you think!

In this episode, we explore a free VST plugin called XTMax by Kiive Audio. XTMax is a vintage analog compressor that is simply amazing. It adds warmth and character to any sound, and it's easy to use. We took a set of drums and ran them through XTMax, and in no time they sounded huge. If you're looking for a compressor that can add warmth and punch to your tracks, XTMax is definitely worth checking out.

In this episode of "Not Just Music," Duan shares the history and origins of the Fula Flute. Since it's an African instrument, it seemed only natural to incorporate it into this month's Black History Month topic. As Duan explains, the Fula Flute is traditionally played by Fula shepherds, who use it to communicate with each other over long distances. Duan demonstrates what the Fula Flute sounds like and shows us how to use it in music production. There are several interesting techniques he shares,...