Groom City's Top 5 Reasons Why We Need Mentors As Barbers &amp; Stylist

Top 5 Reasons Why We Need Mentors As Barbers & Stylist

Groom City and Kurls chop it up about influence, and the importance of paying homage when its due. Later they have an informative discussion on the many forms of hate, and give detailed information to help improve your haircuts.

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Episode 3 " Jet Fuel, Homage, & Hate "

Due to the potent barber culture in Philadelphia, PA. as well as other major metropolitan areas, we are reaching out to established hair professionals in those cities. In this episode we decided to stay in Philly, and interview one of their most popular Hair Hustlers, Toot Da Barber. Toot is a veteran barber, and a Philly native who has been servicing his community for over 20 years. Toot shares with us details about his childhood, his introduction into barbering, and some of his philosophies that has allowed him to see the type of success that he is experiencing as a Barber, and entrepreneur. So Hair Hustlers, sit back and enjoy.&nbsp;

The Toot Da Barber Phone Interview

There's so many amazing components that make up the barber industry. One of the most important components are its artists. Artists express themselves in so many different ways. Besides the art &amp; science of barbering, artist in the barber industry have created opportunities to express themselves through educating, platform work, grooming celebrities for film &amp; television, inventions, entrepreneurship, or even just influencing social media &amp; communities. But it's rare that you find artists that experience success in multiple areas of the barber industry. In this episode Groom City had the pleasure of interviewing a successful educator, entrepreneur, social influencer, and celebrity barber John Mosley A.K.A Popular Nobody. John shares with us his family's connection to the beauty industry, his childhood, and also his trials, tribulations, and triumphs as a barber. Enjoy.&nbsp;

#35| The John Mosley A.K.A. Popular Nobody Phone Interview

In this Episode Tamara Shealey, Senior Advocate of "Politics Beauty", an organization that works to raise awareness of legislation that affects the beauty and barber industry nationwide,&nbsp;informs us on the issues that affect the barber and beauty industry on a systemic level. Its a harsh reality how political the beauty industry can be, but you know what they say "Politics As Usual". Enjoy&nbsp;

#36| Politics As Usual with Tamara Shealey

We all are aware of famous athletes, movie stars, rock stars, and the lifestyle they live, but what about the barbers who keep them groomed for film, television, editorial, tours, etc. In this episode Groom City has an in-depth conversation with Marcus Harvey, founder of Barberstar Enterprise LLC, and Musa Lair Grooming Gallery. Marcus shares with us the trials and triumphs that has led him to becoming a BarberStar. Enjoy

#37| The Marcus Harvey Phone Interview

There's so much to be gained by listening to someone share their life stories. In this episode Groom City has an in-depth conversation with barber, entrepreneur, and youtube sensation Chris Bossio. Chris shares with us moments from his childhood, which allows you to see barbering through his lens. Listen to the steps he took to become successful, and gain an understanding on the why he approaches the barber industry the way he does. Enjoy&nbsp;

#38| The Chris Bossio Phone Interview

When you mention names like George Washington Carver, Willie Morrow or Madam CJ Walker, the word genius comes to mind. Our guests this week are no less than the words described above. In this episode&nbsp;Groom City is surprised by Legendary&nbsp;Barber, Educator, Entrepreneur, Innovator, and owner of Xotics Products, Curtis Smith. Curtis shares with us, the back stories on what lead him to create the South of France haircut on Usher, as well as, the faded Mohawk on Sean "Puffy" Combs. He is also joined by the self proclaimed Barber Doll Slayer herself, Dominque Evans. Enjoy. For video footage of this episode visit: youtube.com/TheCutGameRadioShow&nbsp; thecutgame.com

#39| The Curtis Smith & The Slayer Episode

No matter where you practice the art and science of barbering, social media provides us barbers a platform to be able to share our talents, and connect with the world. Scott “Famos" Ramos is an artist from Canada, who has been able to influence barber culture globally by sharing his work on social media. In this episode, Groom City has an in-depth conversation with Famos about his childhood, and what lead him to become a barber. Famos also shares with us his experience touring, showcasing his talents, and educating across the globe. If you're a fan of pioneers, and trailblazers sharing their story in raw form, then this is an episode for you. Enjoy

#40| The Scott "Famos" Ramos Phone Interview

If you are a fan of Big Fella Haha Davis, then you should know that Dis Interview Finna Be A Breeze.&nbsp; Haha Davis is well recognized for his hilarious videos on Instagram. He is known for phrases such as "Big Fella", "Who Made You Like That", and "Dis Finna Be A Breeze" just to name a few.&nbsp; In this episode Groom City interviews Carlos "Haha" Davis while out working in Atlanta as the barber on his new film Meet The Blacks 2. Haha shares with us stories from his childhood growing up in Detroit, MI, and the process that has lead him to become the successful comedian that he is today. Enjoy &nbsp; &nbsp;

#41| The Haha Davis Episode

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