The conversation with Mr. Stinky covers various topics, including his music career, the creation of his album 'Arm Criminal Action,' and the transition from physical CD sales to streaming. Mr. Stinky shares his experiences of being a rapper in Kansas City and the unity he fostered among different groups. He also discusses the importance of copyrighting and registering music for streaming platforms. In this part of the conversation, Mr. Stinky discusses the importance of owning your music and registering it properly to maximize earnings. He also talks about his venture into the marijuana industry with his brand, Mr. Stinky's All Natural Rolling Papers. He emphasizes the need for black-owned businesses and encourages support for his brand. Mr. Stinky shares his experiences in the music industry and expresses gratitude to those who have supported him. The conversation also touches on various topics related to Kansas City, including local restaurants, malls, and sports teams.

In this episode, Alexnda Tha Great interviews KCK rap artist Hustle Muscle. They discuss Hustle Muscle's journey in the music industry, his influences, and his experiences with writing, recording, and performing. They also touch on the Kansas City hip-hop scene and the future of the genre. Hustle Muscle shares his thoughts on the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef and gives advice to up-and-coming artists. The conversation concludes with a rapid-fire round of Kansas City-themed questions.

The conversation in this episode covers various topics including Big Court's journey in the music industry, his relationship with No Limit Records, his transition to California from Kansas City, his ventures in the fitness industry, and the creation of his podcast Holdin' Court. Big Court emphasizes the importance of building relationships, making smart business decisions, and humanizing the culture through his podcast. He also discusses the power of social media when used properly and the fulfillment he gets from representing the culture. He also addresses the dynamics of social media in the Kansas City world, particularly with figures like Realla Dealla and Wil Slap. Court emphasizes the importance of collaboration and exchanging ideas at the top, while also sharing his frustrations with the lack of knowledge and entitlement in the local music scene. He talks about his transition to working with his daughter on the podcast and the launch of Legacy Builders, a community focused on monetizing social media and personal development. Court also mentions upcoming guests on his podcast and his commitment to building relationships and supporting others.