In this episode of The Winners Culture Podcast, we sit down with Lena L, a lyrical powerhouse and Philly-born hip-hop artist known for her deep wordplay, mental health advocacy, and raw storytelling. From the battle DVD era to viral freestyles lighting up Instagram, Lena L has proven she’s not just another rapper—she’s a movement.Co-founder of the School of the Gift, a Philadelphia-based collective built to uplift lyricism and creativity, Lena L (aka Kid With the Gift) is on a mission to bring intentional, thought-provoking rap back to the forefront. Her music is rooted in truth, unity, and artistic excellence—and her presence in the Philly creative scene is undeniable.🎤 In this episode, we dive into:Her journey from street cyphers to viral clipsFounding School of the Gift and what it stands forBalancing mental health with the pressures of musicWhat it really means to be a gifted MC in today’s gameHer vision for the future of hip hop in PhillyIf you’re passionate about real hip-hop, mental wellness, and culture built on community and bars that hit deep, this is the episode for you.👁️‍🗨️ Watch, subscribe, and tap in—because winners recognize other winners.

In this powerful episode of The Winners Culture Podcast, we sit down with Prince Dre—a founding member of O’Block and a pioneer of the drill music movement—as he opens up about life, loss, loyalty, and transformation. Once known for his raw street anthems, Prince Dre has now turned the page, becoming an author, mentor, and voice for change in his community.

🎤 We talk about:

• Growing up in Chicago’s O’Block

• The truth behind drill culture

• Losing close friends like King Von

• Mental health, spirituality, and survival

• His new book and mission to inspire youth

This isn’t just a story about hip hop—it’s a story about healing, growth, and winning against all odds.

In this episode of The Winners Culture, we sit down with PA State Representative Amen Brown — a leader shaped by struggle, driven by purpose, and committed to changing the narrative for Black communities in Philadelphia and beyond. 🏛️✨Amen opens up about his rough upbringing in West Philly, growing up without clean clothes or enough food, and how those experiences shaped his mission to serve. Today, he’s using his platform in politics to provide food, clothes, and support directly from his office, proving that real leadership starts with empathy and action.We talk about:His journey from the streets to state officeWhy he chose to get into politics instead of entertainment or businessThe broken systems affecting Philly youthWhat it really takes to serve and represent the hoodHow Black men can step into power and redefine successThis episode is raw, inspiring, and full of game for anyone looking to make a difference in their community or overcome their own obstacles.🎧 Tune in now and get inspired by a story that proves winners aren’t born — they’re built.📲 Watch on YouTube: [Insert YouTube Link]🎧 Listen on Spotify: [Insert Spotify Link]🍎 Listen on Apple Podcasts: [Insert Apple Link]💬 Follow us @TheWinnersCulture for more stories, strategies, and conversations that elevate the culture.#AmenBrown #TheWinnersCulture #PhillyPolitics #BlackExcellence #CommunityLeadership #WestPhilly #YoungBlackLeaders #OvercomingStruggle #FromTheBlockToTheCapitol #BlackSuccessStories #ResilientVoices #PodcastForTheCulture