Women in Hip Hop Podcasts

Jazzie Belle is joined by Co-Creator & Host of Private Listed Podcast, Keemie Cakes to discuss the latest in female rap and pop culture. Topics includes Cardi B court case & new single Bodega Baddie, Megan Thee Stallion vs Akademiks, 21 Savage & Latto, Doja cat new music, Doechii The Swamp Tour, Rubi Rose, Saweetie and more. The ladies even joined in on the debate on which borough in New York has the flyest fashion sense. follow us: @jazziebelletv @womeninhiphop @keemiecakes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jazzie Belle gives us her pick of the top 10 Best Female Rappers of 2024. Based on: new music, consistency, skills, relevancy & authenticity. Listen as Jazzie breakdown why she picked each artist and what she has to say about their albums. See you guys in 2025!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After 24 hours of it's release many are calling Nicki's diss track towards Megan Thee Stallion a disappointment. However, according to Nicki's last few instagram post, the charts says otherwise. At this point you have to ask yourself do you agree with the streams or the streets. Here's my take on how I TRULY feel about "Big Foot" and why. Follow us: @jazziebelletv @womeninhiphop www.jazziebelletv.com www.womeninhiphop.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part 2 of the Top 10 Best Female Rappers in 2023, Creator/ Host of Women in Hip Hop Podcast, Jazzie Belle rounds out her list. Starting w/ Ice Spice @ #5 things get kinda hot as the debate heats up between Journalist/ MTV's own Dometi Pongo and Media Personality/ Artist Manager, Zana Ray while Jazzie holds court defending her stance. Tune in to see where these 3 discuss passionately on who's HOT and who's NOT QUITE DESERVING of their respective slots. Join in on the conversation and see if your favorite made the cut. follow us: @womeninhiphop @jazziebelletv @dometi_ @zana_ray timestamp: 0:13 #5 Ice Spice 16:19 #4 Sexyy Red 32:24 #3 NoName 53:02 #2 Doja Cat 1:03:02 #1 Nicki Minaj Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Charismatic, ambitious and hard working are synonymous with Shanté Paige. Since graduating from Howard University with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Management and minor in Pre-Law, Shanté Paige has been an active member of the entertainment industry and a member of the P.G.A. Her experience encompasses a wide range of music and entertainment accomplishments. As Acting Senior Vice-President of A&R for the Universal/Motown Records Group, she was responsible for controlling multi-million dollar budgets. Additionally, she was Executive Producer and handled the production of Hip Hop and R&B headliners such as 702, Dave Hollister, KEM, Chico Debarge, India Arie, Erykah Badu, Cash Money Millionaires, The Temptations, and Joe. During her tenure at Motown, these artists collectively sold more than 65 million albums worldwide, putting Motown in the black after a decade of losses. To add to her long list of accomplishments, Shanté transitioned to TV and film producing several projects for TNT, Peachtree TV, TBS, BET, NBC, Centric, Aspire, MyATL, WXIA, UMC, NBA TV, Revolt, MGM, TVONE, ESPN, VH-1, UMC, WETv and Fuse. Currently Shante’ has created and sold several shows to networks and has several shows in development. Follow us: @jazziebelletv @womeninhiphop @shantepaige Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Femme it Forward presents Give Her FlowHers 2nd Annual Gala honoring women in entertainment. This event took place Nov. 9th, 2023 at The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. Some of the honorees were Brandy, SZA, & Teyana Taylor. Our Host, Jazzie Belle worked the red carpet interviewing some amazing women in Hip Hop like Flo Milli, Monaleo, Grammy Award Winning Super Producers, Nova Way plus socialites like Jordyn & Jodie Woods and Legendary Music Producer , Jimmy Jam just to name a few. Make sure to listen to each guests individual interview available now! follow us: @jazziebelletv @womeninhiphop womeninhiphop.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Houston lyricist and Roc Nation's own KenTheMan stop through to discuss her new EP 'Back to 304'n that features singles like "Not my Nigga" and "I love a freak" that's been heating up the streets. In this interview Ken breaks down the meaning of 304'n and makes it perfectly clear that this EP is strictly for the ladies! Although Ken has proven to spit bars that hang with the best of them, she explains that her music represents where she's at in her life - single, paid and bossed up. So any man that's sitting on a podcast complaining about "pussy rap' she wants ya'll to know that the double standards doesn't affect her and she's aware of her message and demographic. Ken has just announced she'll be headlining her 1st tour starting Sept 19th! Make sure to follow and support. @imkentheman @womeninhiphop @jazziebelletv Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shanti Das talks her career as a former music exec where she worked at labels such as LaFace Records, Sony, Columbia and helped artists like OutKast, TLC, Usher & Prince just to name a few. After losing her friend to suicide and being confronted with her own suicidal thoughts. Shanti left her dream job to fight for mental wellness by creating a nonprofit 'Silence the Shame.' Along with her new found purpose in life Shanti created her new podcast, The MIBO Show, a platform that focuses on mind and body wellness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former music executive for both Def Jam and Arista Records, Drew Dixon sat down with Jazzie Belle to discuss and celebrate her accomplishments as an A&R. In part 2 of this interview Drew details the night of which she accuses Russell Simmons of rape. (Russell denies all claims of rape.) Drew also talks about how she felt when Oprah decided to part ways as the executive producer of the HBO Max Documentary 'On The Record.' Where Drew and 2 other women accused Russell Simmons of rape. "I'm owed an apology." During this interview we really take a deep dive into her Arista days and what it was like working w/ Legendary Music Producer Clive Davis. She also has some amazing stories on what it was like trying to sign acts before they made it big like Kanye West & John Legend. Make sure to follow us and support: @DearDrewDixon @JazzieBelleTV @WomeninHipHop websites: womeninhiphop.com jazziebelletv.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You never have to guess what Tink’s thinking. The Chicago-born songstress and rapper says it all in her music. She spits, speaks, and sings straight from the heart without filter or apology. At the same time, she breaks boundaries, dropping off bars with undeniable charisma and belting out hooks with show-stopping range. She can be romantic in one crescendo before getting raw in a bout of wild wordplay. This versatility consistently affirms her as a force in her own lane. Following her 2011 debut mixtape Winter’s Diary, she dropped projects at a prolific pace, including Alter Ego, Blunts & Ballads, and Boss Up. 2014 saw Winter’s Diary 2: Forever Yours arrive to widespread critical acclaim, landing on year-end R&B album lists from Billboard and Rolling Stone. It also yielded “Treat Me Like Somebody,” which gathered 64 million Spotify streams and counting. A year later, XXL touted her among its coveted “Freshman Class.” Following a stint in the major label system, she embraced independence again with Winter’s Diary 4 [2016], Voicemails [2019], Hopeless Romantic [2020], and A Gift And A Curse [2020]. She collaborated with everyone from Sleigh Bells and Pentatonix to Future, G Herbo, 6lack, and K Camp. During 2021, she served up Heat of the Moment powered by “Rebel” [feat. Jeremih] and “Might Let You” [feat. Davido]. After raking in streams in the hundreds of millions and earning acclaim from Pitchfork, The FADER, HYPEBEAST, and more, she opens up like never before on her 2022 album, Pillow Talk. The 16-track project features artists 2 Chainz, TOOSI,Fabolous, G Herbo, RussMuni Long, Layton Greene, and is executive produced by Hitmaka. “Pillow Talk” is a tour de force of Tink’s prowess as an R&B prodigy, encompassing technical elements of production, arrangements, and features and carefully balancing them against components such as exquisite lyricism and nuanced themes of being in love to self-love. From her early days signed with Timbaland and the restriction years of label politics, the 27 year old star is now declaring her autonomy in her career, and proudly owns all of her masters/catalog. Make sure you tune in and subscribe to our youtube channel at youtube.com/jazziebelletv and follow us on social media @womeninhiphop @jazziebelletv @official__tink Women in Hip Hop is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Savannah Hannah is a passionate, charismatic artist with a personality that you can't help but love! Born in the Bronx, NY, Hannah toned her craft as a poet and songwriter demonstrating confidence and precision. Savannah delivers powerful wordplay and has attracted a diverse fan base worldwide. Rap is her peace, her serenity and what keeps her going. In this interview we discuss her growing up in the Bronx, winning Nicki Minaj's Mega-Tron challenge, being a viral sensation with "Bad Bitch Genre." A saying she created that has the likes of Kylie Jenner, Chris Jenner and Rhianna using it to promote their brands. We also discussed the importance of supporting black creators and making sure that they're being recognized for their talents. Make sure you tune in and subscribe to our youtube channel at youtube.com/jazziebelletv and follow us on social media @womeninhiphop @jazziebelletv @malibuhannah Women in Hip Hop is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Diiamond’s buzz began in 2016 with her freestyle atop Drake’s “Summer Sixteen” before a menacing 2021 rendition of DaBaby’s “Ball If I Want To” sparked a viral flame. Now the rapper is solidifying her position as the unstoppable voice from the Bronx. “I call myself the underdog sometimes, because people may think they know me,” she says. “But they don’t know how creative I can get.” Since signing to Def Jam in Oct of 2022 Connie has catapulted her underdog status to rap mainstay all while staying true to her humble roots. Her relatability, she says, is the reason she’s striving in the rap game and doesn’t want to come across like she’s above anyone. So as her star status ascends, there’s a good chance you’ll still catch her around the neighborhood she calls home. Diiamond’s genuine nature has also led to multiple co-signs in the rap industry. She supported Azealia Banks on tour in 2017, spent time in the studio with Fabolous, and receivedsupport from peers like Fivio Foreign and Remy Ma in which she credits as her biggest female rap inspiration. "Seeing her melanated skin and success in the rap made me say I can do this too." In this interview we discuss not just her music career but important topics like colorism and her health journey with gastric bypass surgery. "I never really discussed this, this is my first time" Make sure you tune in and subscribe to our youtube channel at youtube.com/jazziebelletv and follow us on social media @womeninhiphop @jazziebelletv @_conniediiamond Women in Hip Hop is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices