Send us Fan Mail

One minute you’re a rap artist polishing your sound for years, & the next you’re asking the scariest question possible: what if I stop playing it safe. AJ sits down with returning guest @Memnoc91 for a late-notice, last minute, no-filter Timeless Talk conversation that goes deep on the real mechanics of artistic growth, grief, and switching lanes when the old lane stops feeling honest.

We talk about the path from Deuces to Boom, including why a great recording engineer & clean mixing and mastering can change everything for an independent artist. Memnoc opens up about losing his grandmother, how that loss flattened his promo plans, and why releasing music sometimes has nothing to do with numbers & everything to do with keeping a promise to yourself. The conversation stays grounded in the day-to-day reality of making records while working a job, managing emotions, and trying to keep your fan base without faking a perfect image.

Then the big pivot: singing. Memnoc breaks down how “Toxica” starts as a melody idea years earlier, why he hesitates to record it, & what finally makes him commit. We dig into genre experimentation, the fear of sounding unorthodox, and the balance between doing what you want & still seeking honest feedback so you are not “tone deaf.” He also previews NEW Music Live, including a track called “Suicide,” and explains the theme behind his upcoming project titled “Mejor Solo” (“Better Off Alone”) as trauma that pushes you toward isolation.

If you like podcasts about music creation, underground hip-hop, alternative rock influence, songwriting process, studio sessions, and creative authenticity, hit play. Subscribe to Timeless Talk, share this with a friend who’s stuck in their comfort zone, & leave a review with the biggest risk you want to take next.



•Surprise Return & Catch Up

•Building Deuces With The Right Engineer

•Boom After Loss And Low Promo

•The Leap Into Singing & "Toxica"

•No Rules Music & Honest Feedback

•The concept behind “Mejor Solo” as trauma & isolation

• Why rap feels oversaturated & how that pushes reinvention

•Two Timeless Talk exclusives off of Memnoc's New project with the first being“Suicide”

•Dropping the project "Boom" as a consistency drop during a tough year

•Final Advice & No Excuses



*If you haven’t already, please hit that subscribe button, the like button, & the notification bell so you know whenever a new episode does drop
Street Hustle coming soon—keep your ears & eyes open



*Intro Beat Credit: Leo Legendary*
*Outro Beat Credit: Young Frenchy 808*

Send us Fan Mail

A bungee jump with no cord, a “kids” video that feels coded for adults, & a horror movie built around a wish that destroys lives. That’s how we kick off Season Six, and the whiplash is the point: when systems fail, whether it’s safety rules, online platforms, or basic emotional judgment, the fallout is real. We talk through a tragic bungee jumping accident in Brazil and why it feels less like an accident & more like preventable negligence.

Then we pull up a viral internet clip that looks child-friendly on the surface but plays as highly suggestive within minutes. It sparks a blunt conversation about algorithm-driven kids content, what parents can realistically monitor, & why “millions of views” is not proof of harmlessness. If you care about online safety, parental controls, and what kids are actually seeing on autoplay, you’ll recognize the problem immediately.

From there we get into our Obsession movie review, breaking down the One Wish Willow concept, the performances, the creepy-funny tone, & why we land around a 7 to 7.5 rating despite the social media hype. We dig into character choices, loneliness, tunnel vision, and the brutal lesson underneath the supernatural plot: wanting something badly does not make you ready for it. We also share theories & clues, including the weird clock moment, the backwards book, and the cat thread people keep debating.

If you enjoyed this, subscribe, share the episode with a friend who loves horror thrillers & movie theories, and leave us a review with your own one-wish answer.

• A Brazil bungee jumping death that raises basic questions about safety checks and criminal negligence
• A viral “kids-style” video that feels highly suggestive & why that’s alarming for parents
• First reactions to Obsession including ratings & whether the hype matches the movie
• Why Bear’s desperation & tunnel vision drive the horror more than the supernatural
• The idea that wishes need precise wording because every loophole has a cost
• Theories & Hidden clues including the clock number, the backwards book, and the cat connection
• Our personal One Wish Willow choices & the unintended consequences we try to avoid

*If you haven’t already, please hit that subscribe button, the like button, & the notification bell so you know whenever a new episode does drop
Street Hustle coming soon—keep your ears & eyes open

*Intro Beat Credit: Leo Legendary*
*Outro Beat Credit: Young Frenchy 808*

Send us Fan Mail

What if the sirens wailed mid-show & the lights cut out for good? We take a hard swing at a question most of us dodge: in a World War 3 or EMP scenario, what actually keeps you alive—gear, grit, or your people? We start with the news and the nuclear what-ifs, then snap straight into practical survival logic you can act on today.

We compare three-item go-bags that force trade-offs: machete vs. gun when ammo becomes noise & liability; fast water filtration vs. boiling over scarce fuel; solar lights vs. batteries that die at the worst moment. We dig into medicine as the first scarce resource, the quiet power of a crank radio or basic Morse, and why discipline beats bravado when panic spreads. City survival gets a reality check—few calories to hunt, heat that punishes, & the need to move light, move smart, and avoid attention.

From rendezvous plans to group roles, we talk trust, contribution, & the kind of leadership that prevents chaos from eating your crew alive. We debate destinations you can defend, how movement becomes a strategy, and why morale tools like fire on demand matter as much as calories. Along the way, we test our ideas against pop culture touchstones, roast some bad apocalypse logic, & still land on one clear takeaway: tools help, but community and clear heads carry you further.

If this got you thinking, follow along for more real Timeless talk on preparedness & the messy, human side of resilience. Tap subscribe, share with a friend you’d want in your crew, and drop your top three must-carry items—we’re reading every reply.

• Setting the WWIII premise & Urgency
• EMP fallout & the instant loss of tech
• Why blades outlast bullets when ammo is scarce
• Fast water purification vs. boiling trade-offs
• Medicine as the first scarce resource
• Communication options when circuits are fried
• Movement, mobility & choosing safe destinations
• Group size, trust, roles & contribution
• City survival limits & heat risk
• Discipline, morale & survival psychology
• Pop culture that shapes our end-times thinking
• Practical parting advice on relationships & readiness

*If you haven’t already, please hit that subscribe button, the like button, & the notification bell so you know whenever a new episode does drop
Street Hustle coming soon—keep your ears & eyes open

*Intro Beat Credit: Leo Legendary*
*Outro Beat Credit: Young Frenchy 808*