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Ghetto Runways is where culture, creativity, and conversation collide. Hosted from Chicago’s Fabre Studios, the show sits at the intersection of fashion, music, entrepreneurship, and lived experience — spotlighting the voices shaping the culture from the ground up. Each episode delivers unfiltered, thought-provoking discussions with influential guests — from artists and designers to disruptors and visionaries — diving into their journeys, perspectives, and the realities behind success. Raw stories, bold insights, and authentic energy define every conversation. This isn’t just a podcast. It’s a cultural platform.
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- 3 weeks ago56 min
Ghetto Runways | S4 EP 7 — April Walker
Before streetwear became a global industry, April Walker was helping create its blueprint.The founder of Walker Wear joins Zo and Twin on Ghetto Runways to revisit the Brooklyn scene that shaped her—from opening Fashion in Effect to creating clothing for some of hip-hop’s most influential artists.April shares stories about Biggie, Tupac, Audio Two, and the custom looks she contributed to Above the Rim. She breaks down how listening to her customers led to wider jeans, deeper pockets, and clothing that reflected how the culture wanted to move.The conversation also explores Dapper Dan’s influence, the rise of streetwear at MAGIC, her work with basketball players, and the challenges of building a business as a woman in a male-dominated industry.A conversation about ownership, originality, and the people behind the clothes.This episode is sponsored by PrizePicks.Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/GHETTORUNWAYS and use code GHETTORUNWAYS and get $150 if you win your first $5 lineup!PrizePicks. Run Your Game.Explore April’s work:Walker Wear: https://walkerwear.comApril Walker: https://iamaprilwalker.comHosted by Alonzo “Zo” Jackson and Marcus “Twin” Dane.Directed and produced by Frankie Fabre.Subscribe to Ghetto Runways, leave a comment, and share the episode.Culture, style & the stories behind it.#GhettoRunways #AprilWalker #WalkerWear #HipHopFashion #Streetwear
- Oct 7, 20261h 0m
Ghetto Runways | S4 EP 6 — Hollywood HXLT
GHETTO RUNWAYS — SZN 4, EP 6 Featuring Hollywood Holt (HXLT)Chicago’s own Nigel “Hollywood Holt” sits down with Zo and Twin (Marcus Dane) for SZN 4, EP 6 of Ghetto Runways.Holt takes us through his journey at the intersection of music, fashion, art, and Chicago culture — from the early Murder Club days and Chicago’s underground scene to becoming part of a generation of creatives who helped push the city’s influence far beyond its borders.The conversation dives into B-boy culture, Japanimation, streetwear, Leaders, Saint Alfred, RSVP Gallery, Treated, Friendship Club, Kangol, SXSW, Lupe Fiasco, his evolution from Hollywood Holt to HXLT, and his experiences navigating the music industry.Holt also reflects on his relationship with Virgil Abloh, their time together at Superfun, the creative community surrounding that era, his G.O.O.D. Music chapter, publishing and writing in Los Angeles, and the people and experiences that helped shape his creative identity.This episode is more than a look back. It’s a firsthand account of an era when Chicago music, fashion, art, and street culture were colliding — told by someone who was there, creating alongside many of the people who would ultimately help influence culture worldwide.GHETTO RUNWAYS SZN 4 • EP 6 HOLLYWOOD HOLT / HXLTHosted by Alonzo “Zo” Jackson Co-Hosted by Marcus “Twin” DaneProduced by Frankie FabreSubscribe to Ghetto Runways for more conversations with the designers, artists, entrepreneurs, and cultural figures behind the moments that move culture.#GhettoRunways #HollywoodHolt #HXLT #NigelHolt #ChicagoCulture #ChicagoFashion #ChicagoMusic #VirgilAbloh #GOODMusic #Streetwear #HipHop #Fashion
- Sep 23, 20261h 4m
Ghetto Runways | S4 EP 5 — Aleali May
Aleali May pulls up to Ghetto Runways for a conversation about the journey that took her from Los Angeles to Chicago — and eventually to becoming one of the most influential women in sneakers, fashion and streetwear.Aleali takes us back to being 18 years old in Chicago, working at Louis Vuitton, discovering RSVP Gallery, and learning firsthand from the creative world surrounding Don C, Virgil Abloh, Easy Otabor and the early Chicago streetwear scene.She breaks down how working retail helped shape her understanding of fashion, finding RSVP through Tumblr, meeting Don and Virgil around the Watch the Throne era, and eventually leaving Louis Vuitton to become part of the RSVP family.The conversation follows her move back to Los Angeles, working with Guillermo Andrade at 424 on Fairfax, unexpectedly landing her first styling opportunity with Kendrick Lamar, modeling for brands like Stüssy and Vans, and entering the adidas world before reconnecting with Jordan Brand.Aleali also tells the story behind her first Air Jordan 1 collaboration, the inspirations pulled directly from Los Angeles culture and her family, her Jordan projects that followed, and how her career expanded into collaborations with Clarks, Mattel/Barbie, the NFL, Lids, New Era and more.Along the way, she reflects on Vashtie, Pharrell, Paris Fashion Week, Louis Vuitton x Supreme, hip-hop’s influence on fashion, representation, community, and why simply being outside and building real relationships changed the course of her career.This episode is about much more than sneakers. It’s about trusting your instincts, finding your community and turning the culture you grew up in into something the world can see.Guest: Aleali MayHost: Alonzo JacksonCo-Host: Marcus DaneProducer/Director: Frankie FabreGhetto Runways — Season 4Like, comment and subscribe to Ghetto Runways for more conversations at the intersection of fashion, streetwear, music and culture.#AlealiMay #GhettoRunways #jordanbrand #airjordan #virgilabloh #DonC #RSVPGallery #Streetwear #SneakerCulture #Fashion #Chicago #LosAngeles #LouisVuitton #ParisFashionWeek
- Sep 9, 20261h 17m
Ghetto Runways | S4 EP 4 — Emory "Vegas" Jones
Emory “Vegas” Jones joins Ghetto Runways for a conversation about culture, creativity, business, legacy, and the experiences that shaped his journey.In this episode, hosts Alonzo Jackson and Marcus Dane sit down with Emory “Vegas” Jones for an in-depth conversation exploring his path through music, fashion, business, and culture.From his connection to the Roc-A-Fella era to his relationships with some of the most influential figures in entertainment, fashion, and street culture, Emory has built a career rooted in authenticity, relationships, timing, and vision.The conversation moves beyond the headlines and into the lessons behind the journey — the importance of loyalty, recognizing opportunity, understanding your value, navigating rooms with intention, and building something that can outlive the moment.Emory also reflects on fashion, footwear, entrepreneurship, creative partnerships, and the experiences that helped shape his perspective along the way.Ghetto Runways — SZN 4 EP 4Featuring Emory “Vegas” JonesHosted by:Alonzo JacksonMarcus DaneProduced by:Frankie FabreFilmed & Produced by:Fabre StudiosGhetto Runways is a culture-driven interview series exploring the people, stories, ideas, and movements shaping fashion, music, creativity, entrepreneurship, and the culture at large.Subscribe to Ghetto Runways and turn on notifications so you don’t miss upcoming episodes.Follow Ghetto Runways across all streaming and social platforms for full episodes, clips, behind-the-scenes content, and more.Watch. Listen. Learn. Know the story behind the culture.#GhettoRunways #EmoryJones #VegasJones #AlonzoJackson #MarcusDane #FrankieFabre #FabreStudios #RocAFella #RocNation #HipHop #Fashion #Streetwear #Sneakers #Culture #Entrepreneurship #CreativeCulture #Chicago #SZN4 #episode4
- Aug 25, 20261h 3m
Ghetto Runways | S4 EP 3 — Marci Rodgers
In this episode of Ghetto Runways, we sit down with acclaimed costume designer Marci Rodgers to explore the art, research, and cultural storytelling behind some of film and television’s most memorable wardrobes.From BlacKkKlansman, She’s Gotta Have It, Till, Wu-Tang: An American Saga, Shooting Stars, Passing, No Sudden Move and High Flying Bird to her work recreating the legendary wardrobe of Michael Jackson for Michael, Marci breaks down how clothing becomes an essential part of telling a character’s story.We discuss her creative process, historical research, working alongside filmmakers like Spike Lee and Steven Soderbergh, recreating iconic Michael Jackson looks, designing across different eras, and the journey that turned her passion for fashion into a career in costume design.This is more than fashion—it’s history, culture, character, and storytelling through clothes.Featuring: Marci RodgersHosted by: Alonzo Jackson & Marcus DaneProduced by: Ghetto RunwaysDirected/Produced by: Frankie Fabre / Fabre StudiosSubscribe for more conversations with the people shaping fashion, culture, film, music, and design.#GhettoRunways #MarciRodgers #CostumeDesign #MichaelJackson #MichaelMovie #Fashion #Film #SpikeLee #WuTang #Till #BlackKklansman #FashionHistory
- Aug 17, 20261h 13m
Ghetto Runways | S4 EP 2 — Joe Freshgoods
From Chicago's West Side to the global stage, Joe Freshgoods has redefined what it means to build a brand rooted in community, culture, and authenticity.In this episode of Ghetto Runways, we explore the journey behind one of today's most influential creative voices. Joe reflects on the early days of building Don't Be Mad, the moments that shaped his career, the lessons learned through adversity, and how he transformed local storytelling into globally recognized collaborations with brands like New Balance.More than a conversation about fashion, this episode is about purpose, legacy, and the power of staying true to where you come from.In this episode:• Joe Freshgoods' early journey in Chicago• The story behind Don't Be Mad• Building a brand through community• New Balance collaborations and creative direction• Storytelling as a design philosophy• The future of fashion and cultureIf you enjoyed this episode, be sure to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more conversations with the artists, designers, and visionaries shaping culture around the world.Follow Ghetto RunwaysInstagram: @ghettorunwayspodcastFollow Joe FreshgoodsInstagram: @joefreshgoodsDir/Prod: Frankie Fabre #GhettoRunways #JoeFreshgoods #Chicago #Streetwear #Fashion #NewBalance #DontBeMad #CreativeDirector #Design #Culture #Storytelling #Podcast
- Aug 13, 20261h 4m
Ghetto Runways | S4 EP1 — Mano
#GhettoRunways | Season 4 Episode 1 — MANOSeason 4 starts with a legend.For years, MANO has been one of the most influential creatives behind the scenes in music, fashion, and culture. From serving as Kanye West's official DJ on world tours—including Watch the Throne and Yeezus — to producing the original demo that became The Weeknd's Grammy-winning, multi-platinum hit **"The Hills," his fingerprints are on some of the biggest moments in modern music.But this conversation isn't about accolades.It's about the journey.In this episode of Ghetto Runways, MANO opens up about building a career from Chicago, working alongside some of the biggest artists in the world, navigating success, protecting his creativity, and what it really takes to stay authentic in an industry that constantly tries to define you.This is more than an interview—it's a masterclass in culture, perseverance, and creative excellence.### In this episode:The untold stories behind touring with Kanye WestProducing The Weeknd's iconic hit "The Hills"Working with artists including Travis Scott, Pusha T, Big Sean, and moreBuilding a career behind the scenes while influencing global cultureLessons on creativity, longevity, and staying true to yourselfWhy Chicago continues to shape some of the world's most influential artistsThere's nothing left to prove. This is the culture.Welcome to Ghetto Runways Season 4.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more conversations with the visionaries shaping culture across music, fashion, business, and entertainment.Follow MANOInstagram: @callmemanoFollow Ghetto RunwaysInstagram: @ghettorunwaysProduced by Frankie Fabre#GhettoRunways #Season4 #MANO #KanyeWest #TheWeeknd #TheHills #Chicago #MusicProducer #DJ #HipHop #Fashion #Culture #Podcast #Creative #FabreMedia
- Apr 21, 202650 min
Ghetto Runways | S3 EP8 — Jae Tips
GHETTO RUNWAYS — Season 3, Episode 8Jae Tips | From Bronx Roots to Global Design ImpactFrom the heart of the Bronx to the global stage this episode features the one and only Jae Tips.A true multi-hyphenate creative, Jae Tips is more than just a designer he’s a storyteller, a visionary, and a cultural architect redefining what it means to build from nothing. As the founder of Savior Worldwide and a celebrated footwear designer, Jae has carved his own lane through authenticity, color, and narrative-driven design.In this episode of Ghetto Runways, we sit down with Jae to unpack the journeyfrom reselling sneakers and designing out of the mud…to collaborating with major brands like Saucony and earning industry recognition, including Footwear News’ Collaboration of the Year and Global Sneaker of the Year honors.This conversation goes deeper than fashion.It’s about resilience. Vision. And staying ten toes down when nobody sees it but you.Jae opens up about:• Growing up in the Bronx and building from ground zero• Turning rejection into fuel and creating his own opportunities• The rise of Savior Worldwide and building a brand with meaning• His impact on sneaker culture and redefining collaborations• Why storytelling is the future of designThis isn’t just an episodeit’s a blueprint for creatives who refuse to wait for permission.Welcome to Ghetto Runways. Where culture meets creators.FOLLOW JAE TIPS:Instagram: @jaetipsBrand: @saviorworldwideFOLLOW GHETTO RUNWAYS:Instagram: @ghettorunwaysProduced by: Fabre Studios#GhettoRunways #JaeTips #Bronx #Streetwear #SneakerCulture #Fashion #SaviorWorldwide #Saucony #CreativeEntrepreneur #FabreStudios
About Ghetto Runways
Ghetto Runways is where culture, creativity, and conversation collide. Hosted from Chicago’s Fabre Studios, the show sits at the intersection of fashion, music, entrepreneurship, and lived experience — spotlighting the voices shaping the culture from the ground up. Each episode delivers unfiltered, thought-provoking discussions with influential guests — from artists and designers to disruptors and visionaries — diving into their journeys, perspectives, and the realities behind success. Raw stories, bold insights, and authentic energy define every conversation. This isn’t just a podcast. It’s a cultural platform.
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