TUNE IN: Actor Mike Epps Joins Rap Legends Scarface & Willie D on the GETO BOYS RELOADED Podcast
On this week’s new episode of the Geto Boys Reloaded podcast, hosts Scarface and Willie D were joined by actor and comedian Mike Epps who stopped by to discuss his early journey into comedy, film, growing up in Indiana, Friday, The Upshaws, and much more.
Highlights include:
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Mike narrates the story of the time he stayed in the basement of his ex-girlfriend’s house in Atlanta — who lived with her boyfriend — for 20 days in his pursuit of a comedy career.
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Mike discusses his recent film “House Next Door.”
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Mike shares an update about the Richard Pryor biopic and how he was cast for the lead role.
This past summer, Hip Hop legends Scarface and Willie D came together to launch their highly anticipated Geto Boys Reloaded Podcast from iHeartRadio and Charlamagne Tha God’s The Black Effect Podcast Network. Over the last few weeks, they have welcomed guests including J.Prince, Kathy Griffin, Slim Thug, Tommy Davidson, and 2 Chainz.
On Geto Boys Reloaded, Scarface and Willie D are bringing forth compelling and thought-provoking conversations highlighting music, entertainment, social issues and awareness to name a few. The podcast has been in the Top 10 Apple Podcasts since its launch on July 5th, peaking as high as #2.
New episodes of this weekly podcast are available every Monday on iHeartRadio and all major podcast platforms, and video clips are released on their YouTube channel — here.
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