In this powerful episode of Industry Rule No. 4080, Tally goes deep into the emotional reality behind the phrase so many men use as armor: “I’m good.” With honesty, vulnerability, and cultural clarity, this conversation uncovers why men struggle to express pain, how silence becomes survival, and why emotional transparency is becoming a vital part of modern manhood. Tally breaks down the cultural conditioning, the generational pressure, the fear of appearing weak, and the quiet battles men fight alone every day. And more importantly — he opens a path toward healthier communication, accountability, and real support. Whether you’re navigating your own emotional world or trying to understand the men in your life, this episode is here to start the conversation that too many avoid.

The Grammys finally got it right this year — and Tally breaks down exactly why. In this episode, we unpack every major category with real chart stats, cultural context, and a qualified, verified, certified perspective on where the music is heading. From Hip-Hop and R&B to the Big Three awards, this is the analysis the culture deserves. Tap in with GoJuNation and stay connected to the movement.

Season 4, Episode 2, Tally shares his insights on the upcoming Grammy nominations, highlighting the potential misses in hip-hop. He recounts his journey into the music industry, detailing his internship experiences at Jive Records and how he transitioned from an intern to an A&R executive. Tally also shares thrilling stories, including a near-death experience at a Nas party and a memorable encounter with Michael Jackson, providing listeners with a unique perspective on the music industry.

Tally and Katiya — aka Masta Killa — spark a real one. From post-COVID culture shifts to the mess of social media love and celebrity double standards, nothing’s off limits. It’s sharp, funny, and unfiltered as they break down ego, accountability, and why vulnerability’s the new power move. Pure chemistry. Real talk.

”Explore the remarkable story of Devin Wiggins, a pioneering force in aerospace engineering. In this episode, Devin opens up about her journey from Harlem to becoming a leader in STEM, highlighting the challenges and triumphs along the way. Tune in to hear her thoughts on ambition, legacy, and how she’s inspiring future generations to break barriers and achieve greatness.”

Join Tally, the Black Unicorn, as we explore the transformative impact of AI on education. From AI tutors to micro-degrees, discover how technology is reshaping learning and what it means for the future of education. Are traditional classrooms becoming obsolete? Tune in to find out!

In this engaging conversation, Tally interviews Ron Lawrence, a prominent music producer, discussing his journey from being an MC to a successful producer. They explore the cultural influences in music, the impact of education on Lawrence's career, and the evolution of music production equipment. Lawrence shares insights on the art of sampling, the transition from being a performer to a producer, and the importance of storytelling in music. The conversation highlights the significance of experience and adaptability in the music industry. Ron Lawrence shares his experiences and insights from his extensive career in music production. He discusses the evolution of sound engineering, the balance between crafting hits through formula versus vibe, and the importance of collaboration in the studio. Lawrence reflects on his work with iconic artists like Aretha Franklin and Notorius B.I.G., providing personal anecdotes that highlight the dynamics of working with such legends. He emphasizes the significance of legacy in music production and offers valuable advice for aspiring producers navigating the industry today.

Tally dives into the current R&B landscape, highlighting the rise of Leon Thomas and the struggles male R&B artists often face. He reviews new albums from Leon Thomas, Honey Bxby, and Alex Isley, discussing their merits and shortcomings, while also touching on social media’s role in music promotion and the importance of artistic authenticity.

Join us for Part 2 of our compelling conversation with Tally as he unravels the intricacies of modern relationships, from balancing independence and interdependence to navigating the impact of social media. Tally offers a fresh perspective on gender roles, commitment beyond traditional marriage, and the financial dynamics within partnerships. He also shares profound insights on cultural perspectives in dating and the significance of building a lasting legacy for future generations.

In this necessary conversation, Tally and his guests Miss Isis & Rashidah explore the dynamics of relationships that work!!!. Focusing on the importance of genuine connections, the impact of upbringing on love, and the necessity of establishing boundaries. They discuss emotional safety, trust, and the dynamics of family relationships, emphasizing the need for open communication and mutual support in fostering healthy partnerships.

Join Tally as he delves into the intricate relationship between social media and the entertainment industry. This podcast explores how high-profile figures like Kanye West, Diddy, and Jonathan Majors navigate the fine line between creativity and controversy. Discover insights on the influence of public perception, the hurdles of redemption in Hollywood, and the importance of authenticity in an era where fame meets the digital age. Perfect for those interested in the dynamic interplay between celebrity culture and social media.

Tally and DJ Big Jeff explore DJing’s shift from vinyl to digital, Kendrick Lamar’s artistry, and essential DJ skills. Jeff shares personal stories, mentorship, and crowd-reading tips. They discuss social media’s impact, balancing gear, and memorable nights, concluding with insights into Jeff’s brand, 2911.

In this episode, Tally reviews recent album releases by SZA, Redman, Snoop Dogg, and Fat Joe, delving into storytelling, nostalgia, and music length and quality. He stresses the significance of artist collaboration and advocates for longer, more intricate songs in today’s music landscape.

In this episode, Tally dives into the culture of accountability—or lack thereof—within the Fox Corporation, exploring historical misconduct cases and the leadership failures that have allowed these issues to persist. He calls for structural reform, transparency, and Rupert Murdoch’s responsibility in fostering a safer, more equitable workplace.

Tally talks Billboard’s top rap hits, Grammy nods, Tyler, The Creator, Freddie Gibbs albums, and Grammy snubs, pushing for diversity in rap and quality in R&B

In this episode of Industry Rule #4080, Tally explores how political changes impact personal lives and the value of self-driven success. He shares a compelling Storytime about Quincy Jones, celebrating his musical genius. Tally also examines the dynamics of sponsorship, influence, and the allure of status in the entertainment industry. He breaks down the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar rivalry, uncovering the motivations behind rap beefs. Wrapping up with his signature rants, Tally challenges listeners to embrace resilience and take charge of their own stories.

🎙️ Tune in to Season 3, Episode 2 of STORYTIME WITH TALLY! Tally dives into the future of AI, home automation, and food delivery, then shares his music industry journey with legends like Tribe Called Quest, D’Angelo, Erykah Badu, KRS-One, and Diddy. Hear about the Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop movements and an unforgettable moment with Michael Jackson. Plus, catch his epic rant in Industry Rule No. 4080. Don’t miss it! 🔊🎶

Tally provides in-depth reviews of albums by October London and Tyrese. He also addresses the significant layoffs in the music industry, attributing them to the rise of independent artists and the impact of AI.

Tally and Pop Grizz discuss the importance of being prepared for survival situations.

In the podcast Industry Rule No. 4080, hosts Tally and Christian Grey dive deep into the music world, discussing and reviewing albums by artists such as J. Cole, Bryson Tiller, Glorilla, and Doja Cat, providing insightful commentary on each. Their conversation shifts to scrutinize the impact of technology on personal connections, highlighting issues like the decline of effective listening and the quest for instant gratification in the digital era. Further, they delve into the changing music industry landscape, questioning the current significance of record labels, the role of social media, and the evolving strategies in music promotion. Wrapping up, Christian Grey shares his future endeavors including a series of EPs and a rap-centric album, offering listeners a glimpse into his upcoming projects.