Joey Batts's guest appearances

Joey Batts

Best Trivia Ever : Begin Again

The Session

Domino Effect Podcast

License to Bare

Woke Ass People

Larry Kenney

Ken Tuccio

Donald Trump

Anthony Bourdain

Bernie Sanders

Dan Harmon

Gayle King

Mike Johnson

George Romero

Kevin Fitzgerald

Kevin Mullins

Steve Wood

Curtis Stone

Gail Simmons

Joe Budden

OwlTail

Special Guests:Joey Batts &amp; Meghan Jamison, CUDE, CCUFCHip Hop for the Homeless https://www.facebook.com/HipHopfortheHomelessConnecticut high school English teacher and regionally famous rapper, Joey Batts was faced with the realization that his impression of what a homeless person looks like was off base. After learning that he had students with food insecurity and housing needs, he looked for ways to help. Batts says, “The concept began with just realizing that homelessness affects so many people - of all ages, and many times, not the typical displacement cases we see with our eyes. Coming to the realization that the holidays are a difficult time of year for anyone, more even so for folks who don’t have a home or a support team behind them, so why not try to help?” In the years since it’s inception, Hip Hop for the Homeless has raised nearly $20,000.00 which goes directly to partner community agencies across Connecticut that support people with nutrition, housing, clothing, and job training needs.COVID has complicated many things this year, we all know that. But one thing that remains clear is that the group of dedicated artists will continue to provide support to the members of their communities that need it most. Year seven of Hip Hop for the Homeless will see virtual performances for the first time, available to anyone with an internet connected device. While we’ll all miss out on the connection of sharing a physical space, more people will be able to see the show without fear of exposure to the virus and keeping our communities safe is what is most important.

Special Guests: Joey Batts &amp; Meghan Jamison, CUDE, CCUFC Hip Hop for the Homeless  <a href="https://www.facebook.com/HipHopfortheHomeless" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/HipHopfortheHomeless</a> Connecticut high school English teacher and regionally famous rapper, Joey Batts was faced with the realization that his impression of what a homeless person looks like was off base. After learning that he had students with food insecurity and housing needs, he looked for ways to help. Batts says, “The concept began with just realizing that homelessness affects so many people - of all ages, and many times, not the typical displacement cases we see with our eyes. Coming to the realization that the holidays are a difficult time of year for anyone, more even so for folks who don’t have a home or a support team behind them, so why not try to help?” In the years since it’s inception, Hip Hop for the Homeless has raised nearly $20,000.00 which goes directly to partner community agencies across Connecticut that support people with nutrition, housing, clothing, and job training needs. COVID has complicated many things this year, we all know that. But one thing that remains clear is that the group of dedicated artists will continue to provide support to the members of their communities that need it most. Year seven of Hip Hop for the Homeless will see virtual performances for the first time, available to anyone with an internet connected device. While we’ll all miss out on the connection of sharing a physical space, more people will be able to see the show without fear of exposure to the virus and keeping our communities safe is what is most important.

Joey Batts & Meghan Jamison

We have a candid discussion forming a theory about what it takes to be a local artist vs. an industry artist and how you go about remaining one and becoming another

We have a candid discussion forming a theory about what it takes to be a local artist vs. an industry artist and how you go about remaining one and becoming another

18 - Local to Industry (w/ Joey Batts)

Apologies in advance for the audio issues but one kangaroo don't stop no show! Today, the crew sits with CT rapper Joey Batts. We discuss his charity concert Hip-Hop for the Homeless, UZOO crew, the "And Them" crew, kangaroo punching, balancing being a teacher and performer, thoughts on hip-hop and more. We also discuss J.Cole, TI/Tiny/Floyd Mayweather, and the Netflix doc "The Divide".#DontFeedTheAnimals #JoeyBattsAndThemFollow Joey Batts on IG and Twitter @rapjoeybattswww.rapjoeybatts.comFollow Uzoo on IG and Twitter @UZOOCrewShoutout to the official liquor sponsor Drink CupsTwitter/IG/Snapchat: @DrinkCupsEmail info CupsCrackers@gmail.com for prices and event info.If you would like your question answered in "The What?!" segment, email dominoeffectpodcast@gmail.comFind us on iTunes and subscribe and give us a review and rating. Search "Domino Effect" under the Podcast App or at soundcloud.com/dominoeffectpodcast and leave a comment.Follow the crew on IG:@Domino_Effect_PodcastTwitter : @DominoEffectPodFacebook: Domino Effect PodcastFollow ILLite Digital Magazine on IG @illitedigitalFollow the clique CT Shooterz on IG @ctshooterz.incX'WunIG:KingLife_Media_GroupIG: KingXWunTwitter:KingX576Facebook: KingLife Media GroupH.K. DominoIG:HK_DominoTwitter:HK_DominoFacebook: H.K. DominoSC:BlazeWun7Periscope: HK_DominoNikki NicoleIG:BeyouniqueenTwitter:MsExquisiteFacebook: BUQ23

Apologies in advance for the audio issues but one kangaroo don't stop no show! Today, the crew sits with CT rapper Joey Batts. We discuss his charity concert Hip-Hop for the Homeless, UZOO crew, the "And Them" crew, kangaroo punching, balancing being a teacher and performer, thoughts on hip-hop and more. We also discuss J.Cole, TI/Tiny/Floyd Mayweather, and the Netflix doc "The Divide". #DontFeedTheAnimals #JoeyBattsAndThem Follow Joey Batts on IG and Twitter @rapjoeybatts <a href="http://www.rapjoeybatts.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rapjoeybatts.com</a> Follow Uzoo on IG and Twitter @UZOOCrew Shoutout to the official liquor sponsor Drink Cups Twitter/IG/Snapchat: @DrinkCups Email info CupsCrackers@gmail.com for prices and event info. If you would like your question answered in "The What?!" segment, email dominoeffectpodcast@gmail.com Find us on iTunes and subscribe and give us a review and rating. Search "Domino Effect" under the Podcast App or at <a href="http://soundcloud.com/dominoeffectpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">soundcloud.com/dominoeffectpodcast</a> and leave a comment. Follow the crew on IG:@Domino_Effect_Podcast Twitter : @DominoEffectPod Facebook: Domino Effect Podcast Follow ILLite Digital Magazine on IG @illitedigital Follow the clique CT Shooterz on IG @ctshooterz.inc X'Wun IG:KingLife_Media_Group IG: KingXWun Twitter:KingX576 Facebook: KingLife Media Group H.K. Domino IG:HK_Domino Twitter:HK_Domino Facebook: H.K. Domino SC:BlazeWun7 Periscope: HK_Domino Nikki Nicole IG:Beyouniqueen Twitter:MsExquisite Facebook: BUQ23

Kangaroos Can Get It Too feat. Joey Batts Ep.44

Joey Batts and Them are a Connecticut based alternative hip hop group who have become a mainstay in the Connecticut music scene. Ken sits down with Joey Batts to discuss his unique brand of marketing and the importance of growing an audience one fan at a time. They also discuss Joey’s teaching career and how he balances it with his musical aspirations, the growth of hip hop culture and more. This episode is brought to you by EAT., a new documentary food program which you can watch online at WelcomeCT.com. You can get more information about Welcome To Connecticut at WelcomeCT.com. Welcome To Connecticut’s theme music is “Catch The Ball” by The McLovins (TheMcLovins.com).

Joey Batts and Them are a Connecticut based alternative hip hop group who have become a mainstay in the Connecticut music scene. Ken sits down with Joey Batts to discuss his unique brand of marketing and the importance of growing an audience one fan at a time. They also discuss Joey’s teaching career and how he balances it with his musical aspirations, the growth of hip hop culture and more. This episode is brought to you by EAT., a new documentary food program which you can watch online at <a href="http://WelcomeCT.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WelcomeCT.com</a>. You can get more information about Welcome To Connecticut at <a href="http://WelcomeCT.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WelcomeCT.com</a>. Welcome To Connecticut’s theme music is “Catch The Ball” by The McLovins (<a href="http://TheMcLovins.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheMcLovins.com</a>).

Episode 90 – Joey Batts and Them (Joey Batts)

It's THE SESSION! Special guest, and Sesh veteran Joey Batts is in the studio this week. We talk to the Freestyle King about his band's upcoming project, get into another legendary Session Cypher and play some exclusive tracks from Joey Batts and Them. PLUS new music from Ab-Soul, Ransom, Joe Budden, Saigon, Nutso, K. Sparks, Statik Selektah and more. AND of course we bring you up to date on the latest albums, mixtapes, and that hip-hop news. Tell a friend.

The Session - S6:E19 ft. JOEY BATTS x True Society x Joey Katana x Indigo Prodigy x KP

It's THE SESSION! Featuring special guest Joey Batts, plus new music from Willie The Kid, Wordsmith, Chubb Rock, Emilio Rojas, Jay Arroyo, Realm Reality, Tony Ducks and more. Joey Batts spits an ill freestyle and answers your love-life questions, Mos Def writes a poem, Lil Wayne loses his mind, and of course the latest mixtapes, albums, and hip-hop news. Tell a friend.