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Ear Hustle is prison slang for eavesdropping, and that’s what listening to the show feels like: a raw, often funny, and always surprising peek into the reality of life inside prison. Hosts Nigel Poor and Earlonne Woods co-created the show that launched in 2017 while Earlonne was incarcerated at San Quentin State Prison, where Nigel was a volunteer teaching photography. Since Earlonne’s release in 2018, the show has expanded to include stories from prisons across the state, including the California Institution for Women, as well as stories about getting out of prison and starting over, ...

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Welcome to Heists, Hustles, and Homicide — the true crime podcast where brains, betrayal, and blood all share the same spotlight. I'm Big Steve your host, and each week, I’ll take you into the minds of the boldest criminals, the slickest con artists, and the darkest murderers history has to offer. Some of these stories you’ve heard whispers of. Some have been buried. And some? They were never supposed to be uncovered at all. We’ll crack open legendary heists that rewrote the rules… We’ll follow the hustlers who schemed their way into the high life… And we’ll revisit chilling ...

Welcome to The Nigerian Hustle: the podcast about how people make a living in Nigeria - from white collar professionals to fixtures of the underground economy.

In the early days of cable television, two brothers set out to better the predominately black community of South Central Los Angeles by establishing the first black-owned cable franchise in the country. Along the way, they are thwarted by the most famous black American politician and the corrupt city council over which he presides.

In this all-New York season, Ear Hustle embeds with two innovative programs aimed at kids and young people caught up in the criminal justice system.In the first five episodes of the season, we bring listeners into the Crossroads Youth Detention Facility in Brooklyn, where a program called Drama Club teaches improvisational theater techniques as a way to build connection and conflict-resolution skills. Nigel and Earlonne spent a year at Crossroads, following a cohort of Drama Club participants and graduates.For the final episode of the season, we take the train uptown to the Children’s Museum...

This is where you can get unfiltered raw advice on life. A weekly talk show with guest and phone in questions. Be sure to catch our live show every Tuesday at 9pm EST on http://twitch.tv/sidepodhustle and soon other live sites as well!

"Hustle Zone TV: A Journey Through Black Culture" is a dynamic and insightful podcast dedicated to exploring and celebrating the richness of Black culture. Each episode takes listeners on a deep dive into the various facets of Black life, from music and art to entrepreneurship and social movements. Featuring interviews with influential figures, discussions with cultural experts, and stories from community members, this podcast offers a vibrant tapestry of experiences and perspectives that define Black culture today. Whether it's uncovering hidden historical gems or spotlighting contemporary ...

Toil and Trouble Media brings you The Haunted Hustle! Some criminals steal your money, others steal your trust. On this show, we focus on the ones that used the occult to commit their crimes with unimaginable results.The Haunted Hustle….Schemes, Scams and Supernatural Swindles!

Tune in for regular conversations with urban planners and city shapers, discussing the future of Queensland cities, communities and regions. The episodes are light hearted, conversational and inspiring. Tune in regularly for a new 30 min episode.

A comedic exploration of all the most interesting ways people can make money.

A project and podcast by Taja Lindley examining the intersections of race, gender and the double entendre of labor: to work and to give birth. Formerly known as the Birth Justice Podcast NYC. Episodes available every other Wednesday. Produced by Colored Girls Hustle and supported by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.