On this episode of the Fresh Leftover Radio Show, we sit down with Christian artist Brea Miles for a personal conversation about her journey back to Christian Hip Hop (CHH), life after the loss of her brother, where she is in life right now, and what’s next for her music.
Brea Smiles shares her perspective on returning to CHH, navigating life and loss, and the new music she has on the way.

If you’re a fan of Christian Hip Hop, Christian music, meaningful artist conversations, or discovering new CHH artists, this episode is for you.
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On this episode of the Fresh Leftover Radio Show, we sit down with Christian Hip Hop artist yumiya! for an honest conversation about her journey growing up Korean American, how Christ was introduced into her life, and the story behind her music.

yumiya! also opens up about her creative journey and her upcoming EP, Destiny’s Labyrinth.

🎧 Destiny’s Labyrinth releases October 9!

Whether you’re discovering yumiya! for the first time or have been following her journey, this conversation gives you a deeper look at the person, faith, culture, and creativity behind the artist.

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📅 New EP: Destiny’s Labyrinth — October 9

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On this episode of the Fresh Leftover Radio Show, we sit down with Kennis Clark, Jimmy Rock, and KB for a conversation about their creative journeys and what it means to use your craft to communicate a message.

Kennis Clark brings his perspective as a Christian R&B artist, DJ, and dancer, while the conversation explores the different ways artists can express faith and purpose through music and movement.

We talk about:

🎵 Kennis Clark's journey into Christian R&B, Jimmy Rock journey into DJing, and KB journey as a dancer
💃 How dancers can translate a message through choreography
🎧 The creative process behind DJing and creating music
✝️ Being a Christian R&B artist and bringing faith into your craft
🎶 New music and what's next for these artists
🔥 Developing your craft and discovering your creative purpose
🎤 The connection between music, movement, faith, and storytelling
…and much more.

Whether you're an artist, dancer, DJ, music lover, or simply someone interested in the creative journey, this conversation offers an inside look at how different forms of creativity can communicate something meaningful.

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We also talk with Anna, curator of G Rated Co, about the vision behind G Rated Co, managing artists, building the culture, and the upcoming Genesis Show.

If you're into Christian Hip Hop, independent artists, music production, creative entrepreneurship, and hearing the stories behind the people making an impact, this conversation is for you.

🔥 THE GENESIS SHOW — SEPTEMBER 19

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In This Episode

🎤 Lyric The Geenyus' journey into music
🎧 How she got into producing
🔥 Where her creative fire comes from
🙏 Growing up and life experiences that shaped her
🎙️ The vision behind G Rated Co
👥 Managing and developing artists
🚀 What's coming next for G Rated Co
🌱 The Genesis Show

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In this episode of Fresh Leftover Radio Show, we explore two important questions that continue to spark conversation among believers: the role of women in church leadership and how long it takes to see real spiritual fruit in the life of a new Christian.

Does accepting Christ mean someone should change immediately? Should we expect instant transformation, or is spiritual growth a process that requires patience, discipleship, grace, and time?

Join the conversation as we discuss:

• Can women be pastors according to the Bible?
• What does Scripture say about women in church leadership?
• Why do Christians have different interpretations of certain biblical passages?
• How long does it take to see fruit in a new Christian's life?
• Should we expect immediate change after someone accepts Christ?
• The difference between conversion and spiritual maturity
• Why patience and discipleship are essential
• How to give people room to grow without compromising biblical truth
• How Christians can encourage one another toward Christ with grace and accountability

Spiritual growth doesn't always happen on the same timeline for everyone. This conversation explores the importance of truth, patience, discipleship, and allowing God to work in the lives of believers as they continue growing in Christ.

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What do you believe the Bible teaches about women serving as pastors or church leaders? And how much time should we give a new Christian to grow spiritually? Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.

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In this interview, GLO opens up about being away from the spotlight, the loss of his father, how marriage has shaped his life, and the journey behind his new album, III Father, Son, Holy Spirit.

This is more than a conversation about music. It's about growth, grief, love, faith, and finding the strength to keep moving forward.

🎵 New Album: III Father, Son, Holy Spirit

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What part of GLO's story connected with you the most?

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Joshua Anthony is known as a Christian content creator and stand-up comedian, with a focus on humor, entertainment, faith, and real conversations.

In this conversation, we get into:

🎤 How Joshua Anthony's first comedy show went
😂 What he learned from producing his first comedy show
🎟️ What's coming up with his comedy tour
👀 The story behind an admirer
🏛️ Why he's leaving politics
🚀 What's next for Joshua Anthony

If you're interested in comedy, entrepreneurship, entertainment, or following Joshua's next chapter, this conversation is for you.

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On this episode of the Fresh Leftover Radio Show, we dig into redemption, church culture, and the difference between truly giving people another chance and simply celebrating their comeback once the story becomes inspirational.

We also discuss Marvin Sapp’s distribution deal with Roc Nation, a disturbing story involving a baby girl falling down the stairs while a babysitter was reportedly asleep, and a conversation with Creflo Dollar about why millennials are leaving the church.

In This Episode:

• Does the church truly believe in second chances?
• Why do we celebrate comeback stories but sometimes struggle with redemption?
• Marvin Sapp and his Roc Nation distribution deal
• Questions surrounding babysitter negligence and child safety
• What is driving millennials away from the church?
• Creflo Dollar’s perspective on millennials and Christianity
• Redemption, accountability, faith, and the culture of the modern church

What do you think? Does the church give people genuine second chances, or does it only embrace redemption when the comeback makes a good story?

On this episode of the Fresh Leftover Radio Show, we dive into a thought-provoking FLO Mail question about Christian parenting, love, faith, sexuality, and God’s standards.

We also discuss an 8-year-old who landed his first movie role after praying about the decision, and examine a message from Tasha Cobbs where she says, “I’m not there anymore,” while explaining the spaces she is no longer in when she sings or speaks.

Then we get into a clip from the Kev On Stage podcast, where he shares his view that gay people are not necessarily living in sin. That conversation opens the door to a bigger discussion about how Christians apply God’s standards to themselves and to others, including his comments about tithing and masturbation.

And, as always, we wrap things up with our Humble Opinion segment, where we play some music and give our honest thoughts on the song.

This episode is about more than one question or one opinion. It’s a conversation about love, faith, parenting, biblical standards, personal convictions, and how we navigate difficult conversations without losing compassion or honesty.

What do YOU think?
Can a Christian parent fully love their child while holding onto their beliefs about what the Bible teaches? Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.

In this special episode of Fresh Leftover Radio Show, we sit down with Erlande Dreux Philemond and Shirlicia Mason to celebrate the release of I Am Erlande- My Life Story, a compelling memoir that explores identity, loss, healing, redemption, and restoration.

This is not a children's book. It is written for adults who appreciate authentic life stories and inspiring journeys of personal transformation.

During this conversation, we discuss:

How the idea for I Am Erlande became a book
Why this story needed to be told
Who Erlande really is
The emotional writing process
Finding identity after hardship
The power of healing and restoration
What readers can expect from the memoir

Whether you enjoy memoirs, autobiographies, or stories of resilience, this episode offers an honest conversation about courage, purpose, and reclaiming your identity.

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In this episode, we react to and review music from several Christian Hip-Hop artists representing Cleveland, Ohio. We listen to their tracks, share our honest opinions, discuss what stands out, and talk about the talent, creativity, and potential within Cleveland's CHH scene.

This isn't about tearing artists down—it's about celebrating the culture, giving constructive feedback, and shining a light on the incredible Kingdom talent coming out of the city.

🎧 In this episode:

• Live reactions to Cleveland CHH artists

• Honest ratings and feedback

• What makes a song stand out

• Hidden gems from the Cleveland Christian Hip-Hop scene

• Conversations about the future of CHH in Cleveland

Who's your favorite Christian Hip-Hop artist from Cleveland?** Let us know in the comments, and tell us which song impressed you the most!

We dive into their musical journeys, discuss their upcoming releases, and have an honest conversation about the current state of the Christian Hip-Hop scene in Cleveland. We also explore the culture surrounding CHH in their city, the challenges independent artists face, and whether they believe the movement is headed in the right direction.

If you're passionate about Christian Hip-Hop, faith-based conversations, and discovering artists who are making an impact for Christ, this episode is for you.

🔥 In this episode:

• Meet Cleveland CHH artists Rob Nor & Renzoe

• Hear about their upcoming music

• The current state of Christian Hip-Hop in Cleveland

• Challenges and opportunities in the local CHH scene

• Can the culture grow and get better?

In this episode, we discuss former NFL star Brandon Marshall catching backlash after sharing his intense 2AM training routine with his son. Is it discipline, preparation, or too much?

We also react to the viral church celebration where the congregation sang "Empire State of Mind" after the New York Knicks advanced in the NBA Playoffs. Was it a harmless celebration or did it cross the line?

Then we dive into Derek Minor's passionate message to Christian Hip Hop artists, challenging the culture and calling for excellence across the CHH space.

Finally, we answer this week's FLO Mail from a church leader who opens up about feeling spiritually drained while constantly pouring into others. How do leaders refill when they're running on empty?

Join the conversation in the comments:

Was Brandon Marshall's parenting approach too extreme?
Should churches celebrate with secular songs?
Is Derek Minor right about the state of Christian Hip Hop?
How can ministry leaders avoid burnout?

In this episode we discuss:

💔 Should relationships that end include an exit interview?
🎓 A young Black woman claims she didn't receive her diploma—what really happened?
🙏 Relationship expert Cheyenne Bryant says Christian couples should bathe together to test their commitment to abstinence. Is that wise or dangerous?
✝️ When God tells us "No"—why do we struggle to accept His answer, and what does faith require?

This conversation is filled with real talk, respectful debate, and different viewpoints that challenge us to think deeper.

Join the conversation in the comments.

👉 Do you believe every relationship deserves an exit interview?
👉 Was Cheyenne Bryant's advice helpful or harmful?
👉 Have you ever struggled with accepting God's "No"?

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A man nearly loses his life attempting to part the sea.

Over 2,500 students get baptized in Jacksonville, Florida, sparking conversations about revival and faith among the next generation.

A woman publicly calls out her husband online, claiming he was doing "too much" while worshiping in church. Was she out of line, or was she keeping it real?

Aaliyah shares a story about her husband helping her solve a problem—but his solution wasn't exactly what she expected. Was his effort enough, or should he have done more?

And we close with a powerful discussion: When someone is forgiven, does that automatically mean they get their position back?

Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know where you stand on these topics!

Topics include:

• FLO Mail listener questions
• A father's frustration with how "new math" is being taught in schools
• A middle school teacher under scrutiny after hanging a doll from a classroom TV monitor
• A young girl who appeared frightened when a police officer arrived on scene
• Caleb Gordon's statement that reaching the lost isn't the ultimate goal—it's only part of the mission
• Faith, culture, education, and community discussions

Join us as we break down these stories, share our perspectives, and encourage meaningful conversation.

What are your thoughts on these topics? Drop a comment below!

Join us for an unfiltered discussion covering parenting, relationships, faith, accountability, and today's trending headlines.

404 Chew opens up about the emotional impact of losing his mother, how his community helped shape him, and the inspiration behind his upcoming project Christ or Die. The conversation dives deep into personal struggles, growth, Atlanta culture, and the mindset it takes to keep pushing through adversity.

If you enjoy authentic interviews, independent music conversations, and real stories from rising artists, this episode is for you.

Deacon Shaq opens up about the spiritual transformation that changed his life, the challenges he faced in the music industry, the importance of fasting, and the ups and downs that shaped his purpose. This conversation dives deep into faith, perseverance, growth, and staying true to your calling despite adversity.

Now, DJ Shay Boogie is creating a whole new atmosphere — hosting a Christian pop-up club every Friday, where faith, music, and community collide in an uplifting way. This testimony is real, raw, and a reminder that no matter where you’ve been, God can completely transform your life.

Tap in, be encouraged, and share with someone who needs to hear this!

We also discuss why some church reenactments of Jesus on the cross may be crossing the line—and literally falling apart.

And finally, we get into a deep conversation: how should women approach dating a man who’s been delivered from homosexuality and addiction? The panel shares honest takes, plus insight from a special guest.

Bri opens up about her three-year experience dealing with stalking, hacking, and ongoing threats, sharing what it felt like to live through something that constantly tested her sense of safety, trust, and peace.

When the conversation turns to the industry, Bri speaks from a personal place about gatekeeping—reflecting on times she felt blocked, overlooked, and controlled by people in positions of power. She breaks down how those experiences changed the way she moves and protects her career.

We also dive into something deeper—a powerful bond between two people that wasn’t healthy. Bri shares her perspective on how a connection can feel strong, real, and almost unbreakable, yet still lead to negative outcomes. It’s a conversation about emotional intensity, blurred lines, and how not all strong bonds are meant to last.

This episode is heavy, honest, and deeply personal.

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He opened up about his rocky past, his journey to giving his life to God, and how music became a major part of his purpose. We also dive into how he got started in rap, what drives him today, and what’s next for his career.

Plus, we get a sneak peek into his upcoming project with fellow artist Scooter3K, who joined us in the studio for the conversation.

This is more than music—this is testimony, growth, and real talk.

Dr. Bolden also shares how close family experiences helped shape his perspective on disability and resilience, influencing both his personal and professional path. The conversation also reflects on life during COVID—how it impacted his journey, mindset, and creative direction. From getting into production to building a purpose-driven platform, this episode is filled with real talk, growth, and motivation you don’t want to miss.

We also get into relationship talk: what kind of woman should you actually be looking for if marriage is the goal? Plus, a candid discussion on children—are they “bad,” or are we missing something deeper?

The episode also touches on B. Simone’s public apology and what it says about accountability and growth. To wrap it all up, we hit the “Humble Opinion” segment, where we listen to music and give our honest, unfiltered takes.

WestEndShawty also reflects on the pain of losing family, the lessons that shaped him, and how those experiences poured into his latest album, The Only Child. This episode is a raw look at growth, grief, love, and legacy—told through the voice of an artist still writing his story.

We also get into a major trending moment where Johnathan Majors checked NLE Choppa after the rapper said “Jesus Christ is like my brother.” 👀 We break down the meaning behind it, share our thoughts on how faith gets discussed in culture, and explore what real reverence looks like in today’s world.

Tap in for authentic convos, faith, culture, and laughs — all with the Fresh Leftovers crew.

Michelle takes us on an intimate exploration of her life, delving into the shadows of a painful childhood that left scars most can hardly fathom. She courageously shares the details of growing up in a less-than-ideal family environment, highlighting the resilience that allowed her to emerge stronger.

But Michelle's story doesn't stop there. As a mother, she faced unimaginable challenges, including a deeply traumatic experience. She shares the raw and painful account of surviving and transcending the horrors of her past, revealing how faith and resilience played pivotal roles in her transformation.

One of the most poignant moments of our conversation is when Michelle shares her remarkable encounter with a second mother figure, who provided the love, care, and support she desperately needed. It's a testament to the power of human connections and the profound impact they can have on our lives.

Through Michelle's powerful narrative, we witness the unbreakable spirit of a survivor and the capacity of the human heart to heal and grow, even in the face of the darkest adversity.

Join us in this deeply moving and inspirational episode of Fresh Leftovers Radio Show as Michelle Elizabeth Williams shares her story of hope, healing, and the incredible strength of the human spirit.

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Tedashii shares his candid insights on how he has coped with life's challenges, discussing his experiences with heartbreak and the grieving process. With remarkable vulnerability, he opens up about how he found strength through his faith during these trying times, offering listeners a glimpse into the resilience of the human spirit.

One of the highlights of the episode is when Tedashii treats us to an exclusive live performance of his latest single, "MMA," a powerful track that resonates with audiences of all walks of life. As he performs live in the studio, his dynamic presence and heartfelt lyrics showcase his artistry and passion for music that carries a deeper message.

Throughout the conversation, Tedashii's wisdom shines through as he imparts valuable lessons about maintaining faith in the face of adversity and finding hope in the midst of darkness. His words inspire us to embrace life's challenges with courage and to turn to our faith as an anchor during uncertain times.

Join us in this episode as we journey alongside Tedashii, gaining profound insights into the human experience and discovering the transformative power of music and faith. Tune in to Fresh Leftovers Radio Show for an unforgettable conversation that will uplift your spirit and resonate with you long after the episode concludes.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the heart and soul of Christian Hip Hop as Tedashii shares his remarkable story of resilience, redemption, and renewal. Listen now on all major podcast platforms.

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Throughout the episode, we explore the fascinating journey that led these A&R luminaries to their pivotal roles within Reach Records. They candidly discuss the art of scouting talent, fostering artist growth, and the integral role A&R professionals play in shaping the music industry landscape. 

One of the highlights of the episode is the deep dive into Reach Records' highly anticipated 2023 Summer Playlist. Ace Harris, Alex Dollar, and Dre Hunter provide an inside look into the curation process, shedding light on how they meticulously select tracks that capture the essence of summer and resonate with audiences worldwide. 

But that's not all – the conversation takes an exciting turn as we are joined by the multi-talented artist RichDanFamous. Together, they delve into the artist's journey, from creation to collaboration, offering listeners an intimate view of the artist's perspective on working with the Reach Records A&R team. 

As the episode unfolds, Ace, Alex, and Dre generously share their invaluable tips and strategies for aspiring A&R professionals. From staying ahead of industry trends to nurturing authentic artist relationships, their advice provides a blueprint for anyone seeking success in this pivotal role within the music ecosystem.

Tune in to this illuminating episode to discover the magic behind Reach Records' Summer Playlist, gain a deeper understanding of A&R dynamics, and uncover the secrets to becoming a thriving A&R professional. Whether you're an industry insider or simply a music enthusiast, this episode offers a front-row seat to the inner workings of the music industry's heartbeat. 

Mike Teezy takes us on a journey through his life, sharing his remarkable story of growth, perseverance, and the pivotal moments that have shaped his music career. From humble beginnings to becoming a force to be reckoned with in the music scene, Mike's journey is nothing short of inspiring.

During the episode, we're also treated to insights from Mission and The One Keon, both integral artists on "The Greenhouse Project" and headliners of the tour. We dive deep into their personal stories, their artistic inspirations, and the synergy that makes "The Greenhouse Project" tour an extraordinary musical experience.

As we explore their music and delve into their creative processes, we discover the vibrant tapestry of emotions, experiences, and influences that have woven their way into the fabric of "The Greenhouse Project." From soulful melodies to thought-provoking lyrics, each track on the project reflects the artists' dedication to their craft and their unwavering commitment to authentic storytelling.

Join us as we uncover the essence of "The Greenhouse Project" and gain an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into the making of the tour. Get ready to be moved, inspired, and thoroughly entertained by the stories, music, and personalities that come together in this extraordinary episode.

Tune in to The Fresh Leftovers Radio Show as we sit down with Mike Teezy, Mission, and The One Keon to celebrate the magic of music, the power of shared experiences, and the indomitable spirit of artists who are truly making a mark in the industry.

Don't miss this episode that promises to be a symphony of voices, stories, and melodies, all converging under the banner of "The Greenhouse Project."