Filmmaker Fredrick Ewelike joins Target Talk to discuss his journey from writing stories as a kid to directing films and music videos and building ZebraTail Studios.

He breaks down his latest film, The Alfie White Project, a proof-of-concept short centered on an internet star forced to deal with the consequences of a viral stunt gone wrong. Fredrick talks about the work that goes into bringing a film to life, directing actors, building a crew and his plans to turn the project into a full-length feature.

The conversation also covers his work in music videos, his vision for growing filmmaking in Texas, the movies that inspired him and what he hopes to build next.

Follow Fredrick Ewelike: @fredrickewelike The Alfie White Project: @thealfiewhiteproject ZebraTail Studios: @zebratailstudios

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Charles K. joins Target Talk to discuss building an independent music career on his own terms.

He talks about transitioning from college basketball to music, developing his sound through years of working in Los Angeles and why creating financial stability outside of the industry helped him continue pursuing music without waiting on a record deal.

Charles also breaks down Victory For Hip-Hop 3, his Set the Price approach and what he is building through Champions.us. The conversation also covers fatherhood, the Dallas music scene and his Protect the Money campaign focused on credit, investing and creating a stronger financial future.

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This week, the guys discuss Lamar Jackson falling 67 spots in the NFL Top 100, the major drops for Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, Travis Kelce, and CeeDee Lamb, and whether Dak Prescott should already be promising a Cowboys Super Bowl run.

They also react to Spain defeating Argentina to win the World Cup, England and France combining for ten goals, and the final days of the LeBron James free agency watch before his decision was announced. The episode also covers the NBA 2K27 covers, Anthony Davis claiming he will play all 82 games, the Mavericks’ latest trade, Summer League, upcoming Dallas music events, new local releases, and YG versus The Game.

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This week, the guys are joined by Nojo Wallace for a wide-ranging conversation about sports, music, and his new project, Goldie II. They discuss Kawhi Leonard’s possible return to Toronto (19:28), where LeBron James could play next (23:54), and whether Future’s music still reflects where he and his audience are in life (50:47).

Nojo also breaks down why Goldie II was released directly to listeners (34:19), his approach to rapping, singing, production, and sampling, and his experience performing with TDE at SXSW (1:14:04). The episode closes with conversations about Jay-Z, Kanye West, Project Pat’s influence, and Nojo’s theory about Forrest Gump.

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about what it really looks like to build as an independent artist when nothing is happening overnight. He talks about coming from Diana, Texas, moving to Dallas in 2021, spending years making music in private, and what changed once he got serious about consistency, content, and actually giving the music a structure instead of just dropping songs whenever they were done.

We also get into EARTHQUAKE, the run of releases that helped create real motion, the idea behind 2002 SKYLINE, and why direct-to-consumer matters to him as much as streaming does. This episode is really about trying to turn online attention into a real audience, one song, one post, and one show at a time.

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This week, the guys react to the USA’s World Cup run ending with a 4-1 loss to Belgium, what went wrong defensively, Christian Pulisic’s injury, and where USMNT goes from here after another Round of 16 exit. Mike and Justin also get into the latest LeBron James rumors, whether Cleveland, Miami, or Golden State makes the most sense, and what the Lakers still need around Luka Doncic as they continue searching for wing help.

Later, the guys move into music with NoJo Wallace’s Goldie II, his direct-to-fan release approach, and whether more independent artists should try selling music outside the usual streaming platforms. They also debate the song of the summer, talk Trim’s Nicki Minaj comparisons, J. Cole launching The Fall-Off Magazine, physical media in hip hop, and new music from the Dallas scene they’ve been listening to.

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This week, the guys react to a wild stretch in sports as the USA advances in the 2026 World Cup and the NBA offseason keeps shifting by the day. Mike and Justin talk through USA’s win over Bosnia, the upcoming matchup with Belgium, LeBron James leaving the Lakers, where he could go next, and how Los Angeles is trying to rebuild around Luka Doncic with Walker Kessler, Collin Sexton, Quentin Grimes, and more.

They also get into Jaylen Brown being traded to the 76ers, what it means for Boston and Philadelphia, Santi Aldama joining the Mavericks, Ja Morant heading to Portland, Kawhi Leonard returning to Toronto, and LaMelo Ball teaming up with Anthony Edwards in Minnesota. Later, the guys move into music and culture with BET Awards reactions, Cardi B and BIA, T.I.’s possible final album, B.o.B, corny rappers, new music, and more.

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Coach Tev joins Target Talk for a conversation that shows how naturally all of his worlds connect. From growing up in Irving and being deep into sports, to later finding music and developing a real eye for film and visual storytelling, he talks about the experiences that shaped how he moves as an artist now.

We also get into the way he thinks about visuals, why building a full world around the music matters to him, and what that looks like with the new music he has on the way. Between the conversation around storytelling, live performance, and how intentional he is with every release, this episode gives a strong look at what makes Coach Tev’s approach feel so distinct.

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