MADD HATTA SHOW PODCAST

Madd Hatta sits down with Houston’s own Ali Siddiq for a powerful conversation about his journey, his rise as one of comedy’s elite storytellers, and the hometown finale of his “In The Shadows” tour. Siddiq reflects on his Houston roots and sticking to moving his empire independently, plus he goes into talking about his new book, "Applied Advice" as he prepares to close out the year with a blockbuster New Year’s Eve show at the Smart Financial Center featuring Ryan Davis and David Banner. This is a full-circle moment for one of H-Town’s most authentic.

Hoodies 4 Healing joined The Madd Hatta Show to share the inspiring story behind the nonprofit’s mission to feed Houston’s homeless. Devon Bank and C.J. opened up about founder Rosemary Tucker’s powerful promise to God after her daughter’s brain surgery — a promise that sparked five years of serving 200–300 people every Sunday. From meals and haircuts to hope and human connection, they discussed how Hoodies 4 Healing has become a lifeline under the bridge at 2001 Commerce. Their passion and purpose reveal how one act of faith can transform an entire community.

Corey Holcomb brought his unfiltered energy to The Madd Hatta Show, delivering blunt truths about fame, relationships, and Hollywood’s hidden politics. Known for his fearless honesty stand-up style, Holcomb opened up about the lessons pain has taught him, why he refuses to play the industry’s “wicked” games, and how the streets — not the system — made him a star. From calling out marriage contracts to teasing his upcoming film plans, Holcomb proved once again why he’s one of comedy’s most unapologetic voices.

Jimmy Cozier pulled up on Madd Hatta at Majic 102.1 for a heartfelt, nostalgia-packed conversation that bridged the past, present, and future of R&B. Jimmy opened up about the story behind his classic hit “She’s All I Got,” introduced rising talents Cleo Fox and superstar songwriter Stacy Barthe, and shared their new creative sanctuary movement, “Safe House.” He also spoke with pride about his daughter Nali, who’s carrying the family legacy with her new music. It’s an honest, soulful sit-down that shows Jimmy Cozier’s artistry isn’t just timeless—it’s evolving.

Madd Hatta sits down with TRILL AC of the Krew Season Podcast to unpack how a simple kickback debate turned into one of the South’s biggest cultural movements. In this high-energy conversation, TRILL AC breaks down the podcast’s organic beginnings, their keep-it-real creative process, and the strategy behind staying viral. From capturing authentic relationship debates to building Houston into a content powerhouse, this interview shows exactly why Krew Season is more than a podcast—it’s a cultural wave.