From Tottenham to the timeline, Poet’s journey is built on truth, talent, and culture.

An MC turned storyteller, raised by Jamaican parents, a family man, football fan, and voice of a generation.

From Gasworks to Filthy Fellas, working with icons like Ian Wright and inspiring talents like Maya Jama, Poet has lived every layer of this.

This week, he sits down with The Ladders Podcast to talk growth, blacklisting, legacy, and keeping your voice loud when the world tries to silence it.

🎙️ Tune into The Ladders Podcast and hear the story behind one of London's finest.

Time stamps:

04:00 - Family, fatherhood and success

19:30 - Marriage, Will Smith and AG Online

22:30 - Alhan and Gasworks

27:00 - Podcasting & the music industry

30:00 - White rappers

31:00 - Poets place on the ladder

33:00 - Helping the youth and celebrating individuality

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From Ibadan, Nigeria 🇳🇬 to the world. Adesope’s journey is the definition of growth, grit, and grace.

Starting at N-Power Radio, building Factory 78 TV, hosting global stages like Afro Nation, and leading the culture through The Afrobeats Podcast — he’s been a voice and force for Afrobeats long before it hit the global charts.

Now an Afrobeats and Martell Ambassador, founder of Energy Gawd ⚡️, and a proud family man, Adesope stands as a true cultural icon and a Nigerian man who carried the sound of home across the world.

🎙️ Tune into The Ladders Podcast and hear the story behind one of Afrobeats’ biggest champions.

Time stamp:

01:30 - Intro, Adesope's upbringing in Ibadan, the response from his family when they discovered he wanted to be in this industry

05:00 - What inspired Adesope and N-power radio station

09:00 - Adesope's obsession in promoting African culture and celebrating African voices, representing your true culture.

17:00 - The beginning of Afro Nation, artists still have to push their publicity to succeed at festivals.

21:00 - Festivals and how to maintain interest and success within them. Is Afro Nation helping to put artists on the map?

32:00 - The impact of Afro Nation on Afrobeats and the future of Afrobeats

39:30 - Adesope's first broadcasting rejection and how he bounced back

43:50 - Does Adesope think that artists value the platform that he has given to a number of them?

45:15 - When does Adesope think his impact is bigger than his name?

47:50 - Adesope on what his ladder is built on today

48:40 - Adesope on his energy drink, Energy Gawd and other partnerships/branding

53:20 - Where Adesope would put himself on the ladder, his future endevaours and where he wants to help take Afrobeats

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🎙️ Episode 5 of the Ladders Podcast "The journey behind the grind".

From BMX to business moves, from chaos to clarity, Ryan Taylor joins us to talk mindset, money, and making your own lane.

From breaking bones to breaking barriers, Ryan’s story is one of risk, resilience, and relentless drive. He’s gone from viral stunts to building brands, from controversy to control, proving that reinvention is part of the climb.

⏱️ Timestamps:

02:00 - Family, upbringing and Ryan's start in BMX riding

09:00 - Early youtube career, being banned from B&Q and Halfords

11:00 - Boxing

16:35 - The highs and lows of content creation

19:30 - Filming with Jake & Logan Paul, KSI and the creation of the overnight challenge

22:00 - Collective Bikes community, community rides and phone snatching

26:00 - Navigating pressure within the industry

28:00 - The infamous bikes on the Bugatti

30:50 - Getting demonetised on YouTube

36:30 - Regrets or the lack of regrets

37:30 - Beef with Mist in the public eye

42:00 - Business and creating opportunities for the youth

45:00 - Ryan's vision and future plans

47:00 - DJ Cuppy, growth and past relationships

51:00 - Where does Ryan see himself on the ladder?

56:00 - Being banned from the O2 and Central Cee

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