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If you want directly support what I am doing: https://buymeacoffee.com/brandontkiv LSOTD Trust the Process is BACK!! Hosted by BK: I am excited to present to this interview, which will be done again in person when D flies back up to nyc ! In this July 26 - I’m catching up with Darren to talk about his wild journey from music to aviation school in Texas, and the massive entrepreneurial struggles he had to conquer along the way. almost at 100 episodes now, and lord knows I owe you all a few are missing from the youtube channel thank you for listening

If you like my work and would like to let me know: buymeacoffee.com/brandontkiv In Episode 94 of The Last Stop on the D Train: Trust the Process, Brandon K. sits down with comedian and actress Sonia Denis to talk about the long road from Chicago/New York City comedy clubs to the Marvel Universe. Sonia shares what it's really like to chase a creative career in one of the toughest cities in the world—from performing stand-up in front of half-empty rooms to landing a role in Marvel's Ironheart. Along the way, she opens up about rejection, self-doubt, career pivots, and the moments that made her realize she was closer to success than she thought. If you've ever worked a day job while chasing a dream, wondered if all the grinding was worth it, or needed a reminder to keep betting on yourself, this conversation is for you. Funny, honest, and inspiring, Sonia's story is proof that sometimes the biggest opportunities come after the moments when most people would have quit. Thank you so much for listening, it takes some time to put these together so thanks for coming back. I will catch up to the June 2026 episode count of 96 I promise.

EPISODE 92: Hosted by Brandon -- Shoutout outs to @oluwahaha Feranmi for doing the year recap episode with me - Im am proud to bring yall a sneak peek backstage behind the curtain of our corner of the comedy world. think skinny "grits and eggs". enjoy family. also big shout outs to brooklyn perk and Joel, Vanessa and Miles, and Blaq Max especially

Last Episode of the year!!! Fashion School - The BEAU Collective and more S/o to Akeal Woods and Jasper

Interview with @bodega_comedy Co-founder Vik Sunderlalal Join us for a quick, sharp conversation about creativity, career pivots, and carving out a stage wherever you can find one. Shout outs to Comedic X S/o wally barum  shout outs And the guyanese king Arjun Shout outs: Jack bensinger Brandon sits down with Vic — attorney by day, comic by night — for a fast-paced, 15-minute look into how legal hustle meets bodega-level comedy. Vic shares his origin story, tracing how he found his way into law and how stand-up unexpectedly slipped into his life. They dig into his viral bodega comedy shows, the inspiration behind them, and how the unconventional venue shaped both his material and his audience connection.

Almost at episode 100 yall @kappaphiotas Today we have Syracuse University Student Rowel Jimenez Jr a TV radio and Film school student about his interview with me, his future and a few things you might not want to miss! BG track: GZA Shadowboxin' brandontkimm.com

FROM THE CUBICLE TO THE STUDIO What happens when you leave the safety of IT to chase a sound only you can hear? In this episode, Wes opens up — just enough — about the risks, the rebuild, and the business of making art that hits. Two Black men. One shared past. And a conversation about what it really means to trust the process. [email protected] SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/nealdegrasse Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/2dYcylL4CVkXHV0FzG9HKQ?si=x0y4MScbQY2gxMDlRJekMg

Hosted by Brandon I give up MAGA....lunatic leftist liberal tears (BLACK HISTORY MONTH SPECIAL) #BHM I click baited you into listening to my black history month content because we all know every year I dedicate an episode to US. I talk 3 black heros and 3 things I have noticed about the group of people currently representing themselves under the maga umbrella

BG track is Joey Badass – the Rulers back   Are you still working out? I just started 2 days ago ngl LSOTD Episode 84 New year New America  Kendrick at the superbowl and Trump inauguration happening And I explain how as a entrepreneur I am affected by all of this. S/O to Our Place Theater Black History month Showcase, my performance went.

I aint interfere with nothing.  This episode I interview you and your mind of the undecided voter. I cant wait for this to be over and to stop seeing ads for this stuff. Its the october episode and since were in America now, the next leader for the 4 years is about to be selected. The world is also watching, and I hope not laughing. Special shout outs to you if you still undecided, this one goes out to you. heres the link for the episode I engineered; I reference Amber and Asiahs podcast in this episode heres the link to The Audacity Podcast:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theaudacitypodcast2024/episodes/A-New-Voting-Strategy-For-Your-Life-With-Nikita-Redkar-e2q9o9k/a-abjr0ih

Viens ici! s/o to the returnersOk we get straight to the point no brandonramblings in this episode Yall meet Adam from GOODGROW.IO Company!  We're pretty similiar so sit back and enjoy real quick. The goal of this interview was to find out what a hemp based tech company is, why this guys cool IN GENERAL fr and how you can get 20% off for using 'Last Stop on the D' as  a promo code on his website (goodgrow.io) Production has been rough lately so thank you for coming, and giving me a few minutes out of your day #podcastaboutstartups#startuphustlepodcast

what do I want to say in this caption..let's be honest nobody gives a f**k.  The cover art is me fresh out of corporate podcast Land. The background track is 86Sentra - Nxworries & Anderson Paak  In an effort to climb out of this pit I've fallen in to, Stand up comedy has been in my crosshairs recently.   Do you know what it feels like to bomb on stage? Understand that I've been to studying something for a little while now. And I'm starting to shape exactly what not to do.... This episode, I share about the journey of what it's like to do Standard company (Stand up comedy but, auto correct) i've finished my first year and i've learned a few things. Some would consider this stepping outside of my actor lane. I would argue this add weapons to my arsenal. I dont go every day like the pros, but the depression and anxiety subside and I use the tools from therapy to push forward and be crazy enough to pursue my dreams. Pray for me #lithonia

No disclaimer but I will warn this is not for everyone, trigger warning. I pull back the curtain and tell my audience where I have been instead of posting consistently the last few months. I still face challenges and weaknesses, but I'm not afraid to share it on this podcast because thats why I made it. I do this for myself & for you, a like-minded individual. I recorded this a few days ago. In an effort to not be afraid of what my future holds I will be saying more with less. I'm finally working & spending time actioning on some of my biggest dreams. Episodes will be shorter, more planned & concise with the script etc Thank you for just being here witness the journey, amigo

been MIA but I made it out of my depression phase and we still doing interviews- today I have an NYC podcaster for you. This short interview is Just Talk TV host Jamal Gaynor, a new yorker whos got a story to tell and we start off by getting into the weirdness we see as podcasters He interviewed me on his podcast which is on Youtube and IG, video and audio! Join me as I learn something!! and Yo this pod about to take a turn; shout outs to my Real Ones & Intel Sec fam, you know who you are. DQ Rich papi and T Im going to be doing two episodes after this on sharing info about me so hold on to your butts!

We BACK, the musics loud and the episode is LIT, real talk! Whos that on the cover?? A cool ass dude I met at 40/40 who I ended up having ALOT in common with. Jason Acosta is our National Hispanic Heritage Month featured interview and you dont want to miss this convo! He Founded the Bronx Summit, his annual organized networking event and it really helps this the pod game I’m currently navigating! He spoke with us before hosting his event last week! When I joined FIA (The oldest Latino Fraternity in the country) in college it was because I wanted to know more about other cultures, not just my own, or what THE MAN was trying to push on me in grade school. My college time is over but I still appreciate the movement and this bronx native provides us with a dope interview on who he is where he’s from and why he does what he does.  Credit to Kamaal G for the edit. Peace!