This week on the Who Is Podcast, we welcome a true hip-hop pioneer, Master Gee of the legendary Sugarhill Gang. As one of the voices behind the groundbreaking classic "Rapper's Delight," Master Gee helped introduce hip-hop to the world and played a pivotal role in transforming the culture into a global movement. Today, he's continuing that mission as a partner with the National Hip-Hop Museum, working to preserve and celebrate the history, legacy, and future of the genre for generations to come. In this exclusive conversation, we discuss the early days of hip-hop, the impact of one of music's most iconic records, his work to protect hip-hop's rich history, and why the culture's story is more important now than ever. This is the story of a pioneer, a visionary, and a living piece of hip-hop history—this is Master Gee on Who Is.

This week on the Who Is Podcast, we welcome one of the DMV's most respected and recognizable voices in radio and entertainment, DJ Analyze. As a celebrated radio personality, DJ, and cultural influencer, Analyze has spent years connecting audiences to the music, artists, and stories that define the region's vibrant culture. Known for his passion for hip-hop, his dedication to breaking new talent, and his ability to engage listeners both on and off the airwaves, he has become a trusted figure in the Washington, D.C. media landscape. In this conversation, DJ Analyze shares his journey from music enthusiast to influential broadcaster, discusses the evolution of radio in the digital age, and reflects on the importance of community, authenticity, and staying connected to the culture. Join Quick as we explore the career and impact of a true DMV media pioneer.

This week on the Who Is Podcast, we sit down with one of the DMV's most influential behind-the-scenes figures, P-Stew. Known throughout the region as a respected media personality, tastemaker, and talent manager, P-Stew has spent years helping shape careers, build brands, and connect artists with opportunities across music, radio, entertainment, and digital media. His unique ability to identify talent, cultivate relationships, and stay ahead of industry trends has made him a trusted voice and sought-after strategist throughout the DMV and beyond. In this candid conversation, P-Stew shares insights from his journey, lessons learned from working with some of the area's most recognizable personalities, and his vision for the future of entertainment, entrepreneurship, and culture. Join us as we uncover the story behind the man who has helped countless others tell theirs.

This week on the Who Is Podcast, we welcome Washington, D.C. legend Anwan "Big G" Glover, a cultural icon whose impact spans music, television, and community leadership. Known worldwide for his unforgettable portrayal of Slim Charles on HBO's The Wire, Big G was already a hometown hero as the founding frontman of the legendary BackYard Band, one of the most influential groups in the history of D.C.'s go-go movement. In this candid conversation, he reflects on growing up in the nation's capital, building a legacy in music and entertainment, overcoming adversity, and using his platform to uplift the next generation. From the streets of Columbia Heights to television screens around the world, we explore the remarkable journey of the man behind the legend and discover who Big G really is.

This week on the Who Is Podcast, Quicksilva sits down with Baltimore native and music industry powerhouse Kevin Liles for an in-depth conversation about leadership, culture, and legacy. From his early roots in Baltimore to helping shape some of the biggest careers in hip-hop and entertainment, Kevin reflects on the lessons, relationships, and vision that guided his rise to becoming one of the most respected executives in the business. In this candid discussion, he shares insight into the evolution of music, entrepreneurship, community impact, and the importance of staying authentic while building an empire.

In partnership with the DC Public Library, the WhoIs Podcast recently sat down with businessman, television personality, philanthropist, and multi-platinum recording artist, 2 Chainz. We discuss his new book "The Voice In My Head is God" exploring his spiritual journey from his upbringing in College Park, Georgia, through his rise in music and business, crediting an inner voice, which he identifies as God, for guiding him through life's challenges and career decisions.

This week on WhoIs with QuickSilva we tap in with a true Baltimore legend — Diamond K 🔥 From producing the classic “Hey You Knuckleheads” to helping shape the sound of Baltimore club culture, Diamond K has been putting on for the city since the early days — building hits, breaking artists, and moving crowds up and down the East Coast But this episode goes deeper than music… 💥 Diamond K shares the REAL story of how he introduced Quick to his wife Ashley 💥 Behind-the-scenes moments from the culture that you won’t hear anywhere else 💥 Game, history, and gems from one of the architects of the sound This ain’t just an interview… it’s a full-circle conversation about relationships, legacy, and timing. Tap in now & get the full story And if you really know the culture, go do your homework on Diamond K… the history is DIFFERENT 💯 #WhoIsPodcast #QuickSilva #DiamondK #BaltimoreClub #PodcastVibes #UnrulyPodcastNetwork