Say What You Mean w/ Jéan P The MC

Jéan P The MC
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Hosted by artist Jéan P The MC, Say What You Mean is a podcast amplifying the Canton and surrounding areas through creative conversations. Blended with humor and insight, guests range from musicians to those serving the community. This podcast is made for those who say what they mean, and mean what they say. 

  1. Episode 199: Judge Matt Kreitzer

    May 25

    Episode 199: Judge Matt Kreitzer

    Episode 199 of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC features a powerful and personal conversation with Matthew P. Kreitzer. Known for his work in Family Court and deep involvement in the Stark County community, Judge Kreitzer sits down with Jéan for a discussion that goes beyond the courtroom. The episode begins with a lighter, human side of the judge — talking about music, hobbies, fishing, family life, misconceptions people have about judges, and what helps him decompress outside of the courtroom. From funny moments to real-life reflections, listeners get to know the man behind the robe. In the second half, the conversation dives into Judge Kreitzer’s journey through law, public service, and eventually the bench. He shares what inspired him to pursue criminal justice and law, lessons learned from working as a public defender and magistrate, the emotional realities of family court, and the importance of leadership, empathy, and community involvement. The episode closes with “P’s Positive Point,” where both Jéan and Judge Kreitzer share meaningful quotes and words of encouragement centered around character, purpose, and making a positive impact. A thoughtful, inspiring, and grounded conversation bridging community, culture, and public service.

    51 min
  2. Episode 198: Josh Bishop

    May 11

    Episode 198: Josh Bishop

    On this episode, Jéan sits down with Ohio professional wrestler Josh “The Intense Icon” Bishop for a raw and honest conversation about the grind, sacrifice, and passion behind independent wrestling. Known for his violent, hard-hitting style and intense presence in the ring, Josh opens up about when he first realized wrestling was more than just entertainment to him—it was something he needed to pursue. From growing up in Ohio to stepping into the world of professional wrestling, Josh reflects on the early moments that shaped his journey and the mentality it takes to survive in the independent wrestling scene. The conversation also dives into his connection with Westside Gunn and the rise of 4th Rope, discussing how wrestling, music, street culture, and independent hustle all intersect. Josh talks about what it means to be aligned with a movement that blends wrestling culture with authenticity and raw energy, while also sharing stories from the road, brutal matches, crowd moments, and the physical and mental demands of the business. Beyond wrestling, the episode becomes a deeper conversation about identity, discipline, chasing dreams as an adult, and staying committed to your purpose even when the path isn’t easy. As always, the episode closes with “P’s Positive Point,” where both Jéan and Josh share meaningful words and perspectives that continue to push them forward through life, creativity, and struggle.  Tap in for a conversation about wrestling, resilience, Ohio grit, and the mindset it takes to keep going.

    50 min
  3. Episode 197: Stark County Hunger Task Force

    Apr 27

    Episode 197: Stark County Hunger Task Force

    In this episode of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, we tap into something that hits close to home—community, compassion, and showing up for one another. Jéan sits down with Stephanie Sweany, Executive Director of the Stark County Hunger Task Force, and Rebecca Ray of the United States Postal Service, for a powerful conversation about fighting food insecurity right here in our own neighborhoods. We break down what hunger really looks like in Stark County, the impact the Hunger Task Force is making every single day, and how something as simple as donating food can change lives. Stephanie shares her journey into nonprofit leadership and the mission behind serving thousands of families each month, while Rebecca gives insight into what it’s like being on the front lines as a mail carrier—especially during community-driven efforts like the annual food drive. As a mail carrier himself, Jéan brings a personal perspective to the conversation, highlighting the connection between the work we do and the people we serve. This episode is a reminder that real change starts with small actions—and that we all have a role to play.

    42 min
  4. Episode 196: Kara Garner & K'Lynn Carter

    Apr 13

    Episode 196: Kara Garner & K'Lynn Carter

    In this powerful episode of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, we sit down with mother and daughter, Kara Garner and K’Lynn Carter, for a real and heartfelt conversation about growth, resilience, and generational impact. Kara opens up about her journey as a teen mother during a time when Canton, Ohio made national headlines—sharing the realities of stigma, pressure, and what it took to push forward without the support systems we often talk about today. She reflects on how those experiences shaped her into the woman, mother, and leader she is now. K’Lynn, now a senior at McKinley High School, represents the next chapter of that story—thriving as a student-athlete, leader, and creative. From basketball to media and academics, she shares how her mother’s journey has influenced her mindset, her drive, and her vision for the future. Together, this conversation highlights what it truly means to turn pain into purpose—and how one generation’s strength can create opportunities for the next.

    50 min
  5. Episode 195: Franky Wahoo

    Mar 30

    Episode 195: Franky Wahoo

    In this episode of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, we sit down with Canton’s own Franky Wahoo—a producer whose journey proves how far passion and consistency can take you. We kick things off with a real conversation about AI in the music industry—what it means for artists, producers, and the future of creativity. From there, we dive into Franky’s story, starting with his humble beginnings making beats in Canton, Ohio, building with his circle, and finding his sound early on. Franky opens up about his growth, the moves that shaped his career, and the moments that changed everything—including producing for Machine Gun Kelly, contributing to a double platinum soundtrack, and working alongside major artists while continuing to evolve his craft. This episode is about more than music—it’s about vision, consistency, and turning small beginnings into major opportunities. Tap in for a conversation that’s inspiring, insightful, and rooted in real experience.

    56 min
  6. Episode 194: Light Da Flow Minista

    Mar 16

    Episode 194: Light Da Flow Minista

    On this episode of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, we sit down with Canton’s own Light Da Flow Minista — a national recording artist, MC, poet, educator, and community leader whose work bridges hip-hop lyricism and empowerment. We talk with Light Da Flow Minista about her journey through music, poetry, and hip-hop culture, growing up in Canton, and the experiences that shaped her voice as both an artist and activist. She also shares stories about performing alongside hip-hop legends and the importance of using words as a tool for impact. One of the highlights of the conversation is hearing how Light Da Flow Minista landed a powerful spoken word feature on The Fall-Off by J. Cole, contributing to the track “Only You.” She breaks down how the collaboration happened and what that moment meant for her career. Of course, it wouldn’t be the podcast without a few laughs — Light Da Flow Minista also brought spiked popcorn to the studio, and let’s just say Zach was especially impressed with the Grey Goose popcorn. It’s a conversation about hip-hop, storytelling, community, and purpose with one of Canton’s most dynamic voices.

    1h 10m
  7. Episode 193: Krista L. Allison

    Feb 23

    Episode 193: Krista L. Allison

    The guys are back. On this episode of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, we step into a powerful civic conversation with Krista L. Allison, candidate for the 49th District of the Ohio House of Representatives. From Stark County roots to public education leadership, Krista shares what it means to be “All In for All People.” We talk about protecting seniors as costs rise, fully funding public schools, supporting working-class families, and what leadership really looks like in Columbus. This isn’t just politics — it’s about service, accountability, and how state decisions impact everyday people right here at home. We break down: What the Ohio House actually doesHow state policies affect seniors, students, and workersThe reality of running for officeAnd what stepping “into the arena” really meansPlus, we close with P’s Positive Point — because leadership is bigger than party lines. The guys are back, and we’re talking community, responsibility, and real conversation. Tap in.

    54 min
  8. Episode 192: K.Drews

    Jan 12

    Episode 192: K.Drews

    On Episode 191 of Say What You Mean with Jéan P the MC, we sit down with K.Drews, a rising hip-hop artist from Alliance, Ohio, for a real, unfiltered conversation that moves effortlessly between laughs, reflection, and purpose. We kick things off with a laid-back icebreaker, talking about the past holiday season, reflecting on the year behind us, and sharing some of the most random (and unexpectedly deep) things we’ve discovered scrolling TikTok. The conversation naturally turns to Alliance, Ohio—breaking down misconceptions about the city, including the surprising idea that people think there aren’t Black folks there—and setting the tone for a funny but honest discussion. From there, we dive into K.Drews’ story and music journey: growing up in a smaller city, finding his voice, balancing melody with raw storytelling, and staying consistent when the spotlight isn’t guaranteed. We also unpack what “No Limit” really means—not as a finished project, but as a mindset and philosophy that guides his approach to life, music, and personal growth. We close the episode with P’s Positive Point, sharing quotes that keep us grounded and motivated, bringing the conversation full circle with reflection, intention, and forward energy. If you’re looking for an episode that blends humor, honesty, and real-life perspective, this one delivers.

    53 min
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Hosted by artist Jéan P The MC, Say What You Mean is a podcast amplifying the Canton and surrounding areas through creative conversations. Blended with humor and insight, guests range from musicians to those serving the community. This podcast is made for those who say what they mean, and mean what they say. 

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