Welcome to Part 1 of the Wolves Of Naptown 2025 Award Show — the Naptown commentary you love is back. Starship Wes breaks down the recent Indiana redistricting battle, Madame BossLady reacts to the new SNAP food restrictions with a take that may shock you, and Wes talks the art of pettiness while revealing why 50 Cent’s jersey hangs in his rafters. We also announce our picks for:
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In studio with Indianapolis rapper Jeremiah The Profit, representing Riverside with raw honesty and faith. He opens up about how growing up in his community shaped his creativity, how his passion for God transformed his identity, and the vision behind his new project Guernica. Plus, this week’s “What Would You Do?” scenario: years after a brief affair you ended and recommitted, your partner now asks for full transparency—how would you handle it?
In this raw and revealing sit-down, recording artist and rapper FarEastBaby pulls up to the studio to talk legacy, loyalty, and the grind of being one of the few Mexican voices pushing the culture forward in Naptown’s hip-hop scene. He talks about his passion to be a motivational force for his people, and those that look up to him. He opens up about his latest project Dying Breed, the story behind a track that didn’t make the cut, and why support in the city feels like a one-way street. Plus, The Wolves get into a spicy relationship scenario that’ll have you choosing sides. We ask the question, “You and your partner have drifted apart, do you try to reset the relationship, seek counseling, or quietly plan your exit?” Tap in—this one’s for the culture.
This week in the studio we welcome a very special guest: Billy Bad, the multi‑platinum super producer from Indianapolis. Known as one of the city’s most respected music minds, Billy sits down with us to share his incredible journey—from his early start in music, to becoming one of the first producers to bring platinum plaques back to Naptown.
We dive into his legacy of mentorship to other producers, the countless artists he’s guided in Indianapolis, and his work with R&B legends like Keith Sweat, Kiki Wyatt, Gerald Levert, A.F.G.M. Billy also opens up about his latest business venture, Trench Mode, and gives us his perspective on the rise of AI in music production.
This is more than an interview—it’s a masterclass in sound, legacy, and vision. You don’t want to miss this one.
In this episode of the Wolves Of Naptown, rising 19 yr old rapper Cam from Noblesville, Indiana shares insights on his upcoming project Spaceman and reflects on how growing up in Marion shaped his music and mindset. Joined by special guest Myka Hill, Cam breaks down the creative process behind their new single Fly Away. Plus, the Wolves tackle a hot parenting topic: what happens when partners disagree on raising their kids—do you compromise or stand firm? Tune in for exclusive artist interviews, behind-the-scenes music production stories, and real talk on family dynamics.
In this episode, we dive deep into the choices that shape us—and the ones that haunt us. Would you rewrite a moment from your past if it meant risking everything you’ve built? What if the love you lost came back better than ever, but your current life is steady, if uninspired—do you chase the spark or honor the stability?
Then, the vibe shifts as the “Midwest Mixtape Mafia” storms the studio. DJ Twist Money returns with DJ Half Pint, DJ Stuntman, and DJ Flip for a full-on takeover. They break down the evolution of the mixtape hustle, regional influence, and how each one started their journey in DJing and what they have planned for their futures
It’s a raw, reflective, and rowdy ride—where emotional dilemmas meet street-certified soundtracks.
This week, we’re chopping it up with multi-hyphenate creative Crucial Crucial—recording artist, actor, and graphic designer—who opens up about his journey from group dynamics to solo artistry, his unexpected dive into acting, and the real-life trust issues that shaped his sound. He’s not just talking—he’s performing. Get ready for heat with tracks like: “Set”,
“All Day”, and “They Don’t See” ft. Vette Rey
But that’s not all:
• The crew breaks down Daniel Jones’ comeback with the Colts and what it means for Anthony Richardson’s future
• The Boss Lady’s petty parking saga during a FedEx run will have you hollering
• And we ask: If a colleague flirts with you on the regular… do you shut it down or indulge the fantasy?
Tap in, turn it up, and tell a friend. This episode is packed with music, real talk, and a little bit of petty.
Special Report — The Wolves link up with DJ Big O for an exclusive breakdown of the brewing battle between Indiana’s own CEO Blutre and platinum-selling artist Rod Wave. At the center: two eerily similar songs, both titled “Blame on You.” Did Rod Wave jack the track? DJ Big O walks us through the timeline, the receipts, and what’s next in this high-stakes showdown. Plus, we unpack the WNBA commissioner’s controversial comments on Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier, and the league’s growing pains. And yeah… we get a little petty about Indiana’s injury curse—can we get some better trainers, please?
Tap in and tell us: is this déjà vu or déjà sue?
This week Madame Bosslady and Starship Wes sit down with legendary Indianapolis R&B group A Few Good Men—aka AFGM—for a powerful and nostalgic conversation.
From their early days with LaFace Records and their timeless holiday hit Silver Bells, to the fallout after the label’s collapse, we unpack the highs, the heartbreaks, and the hustle. Hear stories from the road touring with icons like Usher, Boyz II Men, and Jodeci, and learn how AFGM is carving out a bold new chapter in their legacy.
Plus, get an exclusive first listen to their brand-new single, “Giddy.”
Ladies, grab a glass of wine, turn the volume up, and let these men take you on a ride through rhythm, resilience, and reinvention. Next on the Wolves of Naptown podcast.
In this episode, we sit down with Indianapolis powerhouse Vette Rey, one of the city’s most dynamic voices. She shares how she moves effortlessly across styles—crafting tracks that hit hard and stay stuck in your head. Her creative process is as fluid as her sound, and she’s not afraid to push boundaries to keep her music fresh. Vette let us listen to 2 of her latest singles, “Carefree” and “The Haunting.”
Then Starship Wes gets petty about major corporations playing hide-and-seek with your packages. You paid for Prime—so where’s the prime delivery?
And finally, we dive into a wild thought experiment: If you were in a hostage situation, would you pray, negotiate, or sacrifice yourself? It’s a raw, reflective, and slightly chaotic conversation you won’t want to miss, this week on the Wolves Of Naptown podcast.
In this episode, we’re joined in studio by East Indianapolis native Daniel Stewart. He shares details about his latest merchandise drop and teases an upcoming invention for dog lovers that’s sure to turn heads. Daniel also opens up about a personal story—how trying to help someone can backfire, and why even protecting your property can earn you the label of a snitch.
Then we dive into a tough relationship scenario: If your best friend confesses romantic feelings while you’re already in a relationship—do you tell your partner, create distance, or explore the feelings? Tap in to hear Daniel’s take and find out what his new invention is all about.
This week, we’re joined by a special guest straight outta Indy—Flizzy317 of the 4WayPodcast. Flizzy breaks down the grind behind building a journalistic podcast rooted in the heart of Indianapolis, from on-location interviews to the growing pains of turning passion into platform. We dive into his vision for spotlighting the city’s most compelling voices and what it takes to stay authentic in a crowded media space.
Then things get petty (as they should) when we unpack YN culture in Naptown—who’s really about it and who’s just playing the part. And to close, we hit you with a moral dilemma: your best friend needs a kidney, and you’re a match. Do you donate without hesitation, ask for time to think, or walk away? Let’s talk about loyalty, limits, and what we owe the people closest to us. Tap in this one’s layered. Wolves Of Naptown podcast, let’s go!
This week, we go cover-to-cover with recording artist, model, and entrepreneur Nicky Neptune, who pulls up to the studio with zero filters and a whole lot to say. From the sultry vibes of his new event with DJ Dajon called Forbidden Nights on Thursdays, to the glossy premiere of the latest edition of Buttered Magazine, Nicky’s creative empire is expanding—and he’s not holding back. Nicky also debuts his new single "Science" available now on all platforms.
We dive into the controversy surrounding his annual Art of Unity event and ask the question on everyone’s mind: Was he really trying to rival the Chreese HipHop Festival? Nicky gets candid (and a little petty) about the lack of support from folks who claim to be in his corner but never show up.
And then, things get personal. We pose the wild hypothetical: What would you do if your baby mother or father was publicly performing explicit acts with a new lover known for having multiple partners? Would you crash out or keep your peace? Raw, reflective, and real - this week on Wolves Of Naptown.
In this episode, The Bosslady weighs in on the hype (and price tag) of Sprayground backpacks—are they worth it for your kid or just a flex? The crew gets hilariously petty about homeschooling, and The Bosslady shares a wild story about a customer who apparently skipped Door Etiquette 101. Plus, we dive into the real talk: what happens when parents refuse to contribute to school supplies, and how teachers hustle to fill the gap so every child gets a fair shot at learning. It’s messy, honest, and full of side-eye-worthy moments.
Indianapolis’s own Mouse P pulls up to talk about his latest project, “Major Endorsements”, and why Midwest G Funk deserves its own lane. We dig into the Kountry Kitchen overcharge scandal and Mouse P doesn’t hold back—especially when calling out rappers who try to ride his wave on stage. Then it gets wild: Would you risk jail to save your best friend from the death penalty? Would you trade a limb for ultimate success? We crashed out on these hypotheticals and the answers might surprise you. Tap in for the chaos, the culture, and the comedy this week on the Wolves Of Naptown podcast!
Businesswoman and entrepreneur Nicci Riddick,— the woman behind Naptown DJ Fest and AudaciousLife clothing—joins The Wolves of Naptown to talk all things house music, community, and creative hustle. We dive into the upcoming Naptown DJ Fest and the legacy of Indy House Heads, then get hilariously petty about support in Naptown and the boldness of partygoers interrupting DJs mid-set with requests. (Seriously… stop doing that.) Plus, we tackle a real-world question: how do you respond when you witness discrimination in public? Tune in for laughs, insight, and a whole lot of audacity, this week on the Wolves Of Naptown podcast.
Breakups, basketball, and bold opinions—this episode has it all. We dive into Cardi B and Stephon Diggs' split, debate Caitlin Clark’s impact on Indianapolis hoops, and get petty with folks who act brand new when we miss a call. The fly in the studio tries to join the crew (literally), The Bosslady isn’t holding back on her clients and Jonathan Majors rating him a "6", and we unpack the Sean Combs verdict with a nod to 50 Cent’s legendary pettiness. Plus, we wrestle with a big question: success or love—which one will you prioritize?
This week we ask, "What moment from your past would you relive—exactly as it happened, no edits, no do-overs?" We kick things off with that question, then shift gears into peak pettiness: from spicy Twitter responses about the Michael Jackson episode to The Bosslady dragging unprepared clients (with receipts!). Starship Wes shares a humbling encounter where The Bosslady made it crystal clear—her rates don’t roll backward. It's reflection, drama, and a little petty magic all wrapped up in one.
This episode we're vibing with DJ DAJON, the one and only R&B GAWD! He opens up about rising through the DJ ranks, calls out gatekeeping in Indy, and shares hard-earned wisdom from working alongside rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent. The conversation gets deep when we ask: “If you could ask anyone in history one question—and they had to answer truthfully—who would it be? In addition, we ask: If you could swap lives with anyone for a week, knowing they'd live yours too... would you do it? Tap in for insight, honesty, and soul with the Wolves Of Naptown podcast!
What would you do if you could hear the thoughts of people for one day—would you embrace it or try to block it out? What if you woke up with the ability to see 10 years into the future, but one time—what would you do? In this episode, the duo dives headfirst into these wild hypotheticals, unpacking the mind-bending possibilities and moral dilemmas they spark. Things heat up when they get hilariously petty over the viral "pause" epidemic and go head-to-head on whether Michael Jackson desired to be a different color. Finally, we ask: What would you do if you had the ability to change one law in your country overnight with no opposition? An episode full of laughs, debate, and real reflection—stream it now!