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Hosted By Chuck Dizzle

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Few independent artists embody discipline quite like Dreebo. In this episode of Home Grown Radio, Dreebo sits down with Chuck Dizzle and Miss Bliss for a powerful conversation about purpose, perseverance, and personal growth. Known for wearing multip... more

Los Angeles native Nana returns to Home Grown Radio to break down the inspiration behind his latest project, Internet Killed The Superstar. The Crenshaw District storyteller reflects on his journey from major-label artist to independent creator, shar... more

Mopreme Shakur pulls up to Home Grown Radio to reflect on family, legacy, T.H.U.G. L.I.F.E., and his new memoir This Thug’s Life: An Unapologetically Black Story. During the conversation, he opens up about growing up in a revolutionary household, bui... more

Bishop Lamont pulls up to Home Grown to break down Just Don’t Die Vol. 1 — a project shaped by loss, growth, and choosing purpose over everything. From navigating the industry at its highest level being signed by Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment to ... more

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Recent Guests

Mopreme Shakur
Author of This Thug's Life memoir and Tupac Shakur's brother
Shakur family
Episode: Mopreme Shakur Reflects on Tupac, Revolution & ‘This Thug’s Life’ Memoir
Bishop Lamont
Rapper and host of Just Don't Die project
Self/Just Don't Die
Episode: Bishop Lamont on Choosing Family Over Fame | Just Don’t Die Vol. 1
Osbe Chill
Rapper behind The Halal Tape, discussed discipline and halal lifestyle
Episode: Osbe Chill Talks Faith, Discipline & The Halal Tape
Jason Madison
Artist, director, and producer behind Good Grief
Home Grown/Good Grief project
Episode: Jason Madison on Meeting 2Pac, Kanye Sessions, Early LA Hip-Hop & The Pain Behind GOOD GRIEF
Dezzie G
Artist, producer, DJ, and central figure behind Corner Store LA
Corner Store LA
Episode: How Dezzie Gee Turned Corner Store LA Into a Powerhouse for New Artists
Tee J
Musician and producer, known for his versatility in genres.
Independent Artist
Episode: We Interviewed 20 Upcoming Artists To Kickoff Grammy Weekend @ UNDRGRND Studios
Symphony Green
Rapper and singer-songwriter, focusing on authentic storytelling in her music.
Independent Artist
Episode: We Interviewed 20 Upcoming Artists To Kickoff Grammy Weekend @ UNDRGRND Studios
Donny Solo
LA-based rapper known for his ratchet style.
Independent Artist
Episode: We Interviewed 20 Upcoming Artists To Kickoff Grammy Weekend @ UNDRGRND Studios
Champ Cash
Rapper from West LA with a focus on perseverance and authenticity.
Independent Artist
Episode: We Interviewed 20 Upcoming Artists To Kickoff Grammy Weekend @ UNDRGRND Studios

Hosts

Chuck Dizzle
Host of Home Grown Radio, focused on LA hip-hop culture and artist development
Miss Bliss
Co-host on Home Grown; integral voice in discussions of culture, artists, and community

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 53 ratings
  • Real Game

    I’m from tha south but salute to y’all 💯( west coast dj hed voice )

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    kola1612
    United States5 years ago
  • Internet trolling?

    Good podcast. Both dudes seem cool. But of all the eps I listen to. The hed guy says the dumbest sht every ep never fails. Dude has as much common sense/brains as a hero sandwich

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    niknametookforever
    United States5 years ago
  • HomeGrownRadio FOELIFE!!!

    Heroes DJ Hed & Chuck Dizzle have one of the best podcasts! They’ve break down what’s happening in a cool real way and drop gems with their insight and experience. Love to see them win and the grind not stopping!

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    5
    Diabolical NARCO
    United States6 years ago
  • HomeGrown Radio is the vibe!

    Home Grown was my first real pod cast and it is beyond worth listening too! I learn so much about music both known and unknown artists. I have been introduced to all types of music and background information that I don’t think would have been possible without them. Thank you to the Home Grown team! Mad respect. -BabyBailey 🥰

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    5
    fwetanson
    United States7 years ago
  • Thank you

    I randomly found this Nip episode.

    Thank you. Mourning from Pakistan. Truth and respect and authenticity and community building are universal qualities and aspirations.

    We all mourn.

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    Azmous
    Switzerland7 years ago

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Guests consistently provide practical, actionable advice for indie artists and collaborators.
Shows love for West Coast artists and culture, while spotlighting newer voices.
Hosts balance real talk with deep knowledge of the music scene, making each episode feel authentic and insightful.
Community-first approach and genuine conversations win trust and loyalty from listeners.

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Nana Opens Up About Major Labels, Innovation & Why "The Internet Killed The Superstar"
Q: What else should the audience know about you or this project that we haven't discussed yet?
Nana teases future music and a live show presence, hinting at expanded musical directions and ongoing engagement with fans, while stressing the importance of authenticity and relationships in maintaining momentum.
Nana Opens Up About Major Labels, Innovation & Why "The Internet Killed The Superstar"
Q: What would you say is your favorite track and why does it represent you today?
He points to multiple tracks as representing different facets of his identity—from serious, introspective sides to more outgoing, celebratory energy—arguing that the collection as a whole best captures who Nana is now.
Nana Opens Up About Major Labels, Innovation & Why "The Internet Killed The Superstar"
Q: Being signed to a major label is a big topic right now; do you feel you still need a major, or is Indy the way to go?
Nana says he actually left the major label a couple of years after signing, and emphasizes that the industry is changing; the value is in alignment, support, and belief rather than the label status, with a shift toward artist empowerment and new distribution channels.
Mopreme Shakur Reflects on Tupac, Revolution & ‘This Thug’s Life’ Memoir
Q: What was the hardest part about documenting Tupac's life and the Thug Life era?
Balancing personal memories with public perception, managing family legacies, and portraying ongoing community impact without glorifying violence.
Mopreme Shakur Reflects on Tupac, Revolution & ‘This Thug’s Life’ Memoir
Q: What inspired you to write a memoir and tell your family's story now?
I wanted to share a true story of resilience, activism, and artistry, showing how love and community supported us through trauma and success, while also clarifying the complexities of our history.

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2. Bishop Lamont
3. Osbe Chill
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5. Dezzie G
6. Tee J
7. Symphony Green
8. Donny Solo

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