On Tha Record Podcast

Coty Poppett sits down and walks through her obsession with music across all genres and how her latest battle with breast cancer gave her a new found connection with God,

Marco Chiavetta talks about his admiration for his brother, his appreciation of musical education, and the tools he uses to tackle his anxiety. We anchor the conversation with one of his grounding songs Guns Are Drawn by The Roots.

Robyn Tofukuji-Tsik sits down in the studio and opens up about her connection to song, the loved ones who still interact with us, and how connection even in quiet gives up something back. This starts with the song Honestly by Ekolu.

Renita Clarke talks about her love affair with music and how it hs a lasting effect on how she lives day to day. That really jumped off with Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation.

Darryl Neal Jr. Talks about being served and it stopping him from his truest potential... But with the help of Nipsey Hustle's Victory Lap and Michael Jackson's Dangerous he is beginning to tap into his own power.

On Tha Record Host Shana Christine gives insight into her first loves of music and why the podcast is giving her a new purpose.

Jessica Lampkin talks about fear and the decisions that push you to believe. Her inspiration soundtrack is Decade from Israel Houghton.

A Global Sr. Manager Katie Cawrse and her battle with imposter syndrome, finding her footing, and finding love in the process with the album Voice by Phantogram.