"Talk Your Sh*T With SincerelyB" Podcast/IG Series
If you’re looking for a platform to share your thoughts and promote yourself, “Talk Your Sh*t with SincerelyB” might be the perfect opportunity for you. This dedicated Instagram Live and Podcast allows you to speak your mind on any issues you may have, as well as promote yourself and your brand.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, artist, or just someone who wants to share their opinions, “Talk Your Sh*t with SincerelyB” provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone. The host, SincerelyB, is known for being authentic and relatable, making it easy for guests to open up and share their stories.
So, if you’re ready to talk your sh*t and share your voice with the world, tune in to “Talk Your Sh*t with SincerelyB” on Instagram Live or on the podcast. You never know who you might inspire or connect with through this platform.
Talk Your Sh*T with SincerelyB Interviews
J. Anthony Brown, Comedian, Actor, Entrepreneur
“Watch out deh now!” With his signature catchphrase and unmatched charisma, J Anthony Brown has carved a lasting legacy in comedy and entertainment. With a knack for humor and a natural gift for entertaining, J found his true calling in comedy. J’s big break came when he landed a writing role on the iconic Arsenio Hall Show, setting the stage for a career that would span stand-up, television, and radio. Known for his electric personality and comedic timing, he soon became a beloved regular on The Tom Joyner Morning Show, where his hilarious commentary and larger-than-life persona kept millions laughing every morning.
Never one to stay idle, J has also pursued his passion for food and fashion. His Hotter Than a Mofo line of sauces, salsas and snacks (peanuts) brings the same fiery spirit as his stand-up, while his Drunker Than a Mofo wine collection offers a smooth sip of his signature humor. Beyond the laughs, J is a man of many talents—he’s a skilled harmonica player, a gifted artist, and even designs his own clothing, bringing his
creative flair to everything he touches.
Gene "Groove" Allen, Actor,
Introducing Gene “GROOVE’ Allen, internationally acclaimed actor, rap artist, voice-over artist, non-profit Executive Director, and financial wizard. Gene has starred in such hit movies as “House Party”, “House Party 2”, “Boomerang” and the Tina Turner biopic, “What’s Love Got to Do with It”, as well as “Brothers” on Fox TV. He has worked alongside such megastars as Martin Lawrence, Tisha Campbell, Eddie Murphy, Angela Bassett, and Laurence Fishburne.
His music career in hip hop began in the 80’s, with the release of a rap/club single titled, “Facts of Life”, later leading to his music with “GROOVE B CHILL” signed to the iconic label Uptown Records. As a hip-hop pioneer, Gene has done countless interviews regarding his opinions on the state of hip-hop and politics.
Now, Gene demonstrates a passion to uplift and empower his communities in both nonprofit and finance business sectors. As lead financial consultant at one of the top financial institutions in the country, Gene guides clients on how to build wealth and a financial legacy to leave for their families. Gene’s journey through entertainment and finance has culminated in his focus on galvanizing a model to uplift all members of the urban community through music and financial freedom. He does this through speaking engagements, performances, and conferences. His motto is “We Are the Purpose” is his promise to everyone he encounters “If I can help you get to where you want to go, that’s my mission”.
Murphy Paschall, Black Paper Store
Growing up in Baltimore City Murphy saw his fair share of urban plight and how it effects the people that live in certain environments. With a burning desire to get involved in community activism he joined a group of high school friends to create a ‘rights of passage’ program to provide manhood training for African American males. After having sons of his own he joined the Baltimore City Police Department as a way to provide for his family and serve as a role model for other young Black males.
Currently, Murphy has a partnership with Shoe City stores in Baltimore where Black Paper StreetWear is carried in six locations. In his spare time he teaches young African American students how to create their own clothing business operated directly on their cell phones. His next venture is to formulate a structured program (T-Shirt University LLC) in an effort to teach future groups of students by partnering with Omar Muhammad (EDAC) of Morgan State University.
Herboloy
Born and raised in Baltimore, lived over East off of Hazelwood Circle until 11-12, then moved and matured over West to where I am present day. I was always drawn to music ever since I can remember, and once my mother purchased my first Rap cd at 7, I was all in from there!
My influencers consist of quite a few different artists: From Curren$y, Wale, J. Cole, Stalley, Kendrick and Domo Genesis. To Nas, Big, Pac, Jay, Rakim, Cube, Kool G Rap, Pun, Big L; list could go for a while.
But ultimately, these artists all have/had a true love for the craft, and that’s displayed in the outcome of their work before the music.
