Tuesday Jun 02, 2015
Omarion and Mina SayWhat 1
Mina’s House Podcast
The Mina’s House Podcast (MHP) is hosted by multi-media personality Mina SayWhat. Founded in 2017, the podcast began in Mina’s home studio before moving to a professional podcasting space.
MHP is an independently produced and funded podcast, featuring lively conversations with artists, actors, reality TV stars, and social media sensations.
Listeners can tune in on Pandora, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and wherever podcasts are available. The video version is available on YouTube.
Mina first launched the podcast in December 2015 under the name “Mina’s Mind,” where she shared her thoughts on current events and interviews that couldn’t air on her radio show. In early 2017, the show was rebranded as The Mina’s House Podcast, and Mina welcomed Sherlock Homeboi as co-host. Shana B and Dex joined the team in 2019 and the podcast was 100% virtual. In 2023, the podcast underwent a full revamp to focus on in person interview-driven content.
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Tuesday Jun 02, 2015
Tuesday Jun 02, 2015
Monday Jun 01, 2015
Monday Jun 01, 2015
Wednesday Apr 08, 2015
Wednesday Apr 08, 2015
Wednesday Apr 08, 2015
Wednesday Apr 08, 2015
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
As hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more establAs hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more established genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's), called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop is under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue. ished genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's) called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop in under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue.
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
As hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more establAs hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more established genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's), called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop is under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue. ished genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's) called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop in under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue.
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
As hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more establAs hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more established genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's), called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop is under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue. ished genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's) called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop in under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue.
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
Tuesday Feb 10, 2015
As hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more establAs hip hop continues to dominate the mainstream, there has been lots of talk in the past couple of years about the Grammy's being unfair to the genre that is infant compared to some of the more established genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's), called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop is under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue. ished genres. Ivan Barias, producer and the President of the Philadelphia Chapter Of The Recording Academy (Grammy's) called Mina SayWhat on Power 99 to set the record straight about the Grammy voting, why hip hop in under represented and why he chose to start the "Urban Comtemporary" Grammy category that currently exists. He calls out people like Kanye, MTV's Rob Markman and The Dream for not acting correcting to address the issue.
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Common And Mina SayWhat Speak On J Dilla's MPC Getting Inducted Into Smithsonian
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Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Common and Mina SayWhat Speak On Longevity - Being Ranked With Jay Z And Nas
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Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Common and Mina SayWhat Talk About Nobody's Smiling Album - Chicago Violence
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Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
Common and Mina SayWhat Speak On G.O.O.D Music Being Family - Promotion Difference On Def Jam
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Monday Jun 09, 2014
Monday Jun 09, 2014
Yung Joc Tells Mina SayWhat About Gucci Mane Beef And Discusses Issues With Jeremih
Monday Jun 09, 2014
Monday Jun 09, 2014
Omari Hardwick Tells Mina SayWhat He's Leaving "Being Mary Jane" And Talks 50 Cent's Role is "Power"
Thursday Oct 03, 2013
Thursday Oct 03, 2013
Ne-Yo Tells Mina SayWhat About Lip Syncing Comments And Blog "Piranhas" by Mina SayWhat
Thursday Oct 03, 2013
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