Alley Oop 165: CSUB Coach Busted as a Pimp?! | Magic City Culture, T.I. vs 50 Cent & MIST Win UNRIVALED w/ Lalaa Shepard
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What scandal is a CSUB coach allegedly involved in?
Oh, majesty of the money. Welcome back to the alley. Oh, my sister Trista is flying across the world today. So I called in the best reinforcement I can. My sister, Lala Shepherd, man. How you doing, dog?
Juju, I am doing awesome. Thank you so much for having me. I'm excited for this.
Come on, man. Tell them folks about what you'll be having going on in Atlanta, Georgia, man. Tell them folks a little bit about yourself.
Absolutely. Nice to meet everybody. My name is Lala Shepard. I am actually celebrating my 10 year anniversary of building my own media company right here in Atlanta. Our company is called the Progress Apart Media Group. We cater to artists, entrepreneurs, DJs, producers, and pretty much we're just the plug and the connection, just making everything make sense. We provide content, interview spaces and stuff like that. So, yes, that's what I do.
Come on, man. Come on, man. And I love sports. You got to know if you don't, now you do.
Yes, sir.
Look at that. Look, she tied right back. Not only is she in the scene with the irate, irate music, she actually loves hoops and the football, the peach game, whatever you got. I'm putting it in front of me anyway. So I think you look, I think you specially, specially crafted to talk about this subject. Luke Cornett had a lot to say about Magic City Monday night, saying that allowing this night to go forward without protests would reflect poorly on us as NBA community, specifically being complicit in the potential objectification and mistreatment of women in our society.
Wow.
Now, me personally, I think his heart is in the right place.
Me too.
I don't want to stone the brother. You did. But I think he's a little bit awful misinformed of what actually Magic City is, though. What do you got to say on this topic, sis?
You know, I thought when I first heard about it, I didn't even blink an eye. I thought it made perfect sense. I said, you know, if anybody can do this, it is the Atlanta Hawks. It makes sense. I think, you know, when I think of Atlanta, it's taboo already. But it is Women's History Month. So this is perfect. But I do want to acknowledge Luke's comments. I do think from a female perspective, I was so just happy and proud to see a guy of his caliber stand up for what he thinks is right in regards to women being disrespected. I do want to acknowledge that. I think that's awesome because, you know, women, we do need protection. However... We're talking about Atlanta culture here. And I do want to give some quick background, too.
Now, I'm personally from Cincinnati, Ohio. I moved to Atlanta in 2013. And it's nothing like Atlanta. Those places like Magic City, Strokers, Kamal's 21, enabled me to build my brand, my legacy, and who I am. Because it's so much culture that happens within the strip club. You know, from the outside looking in, it may just seem like one thing, but specifically Atlanta strip clubs such as Magic City. I mean, come on, it's so much community, fellowship, networking, just so many opportunities for music business. And it's also a place for women to thrive. A lot of these dancers... They're not just dancers. You know, a lot of them are like unofficial A&Rs. They're businesswomen. I've had a few of the ladies on my platform.
And these women, they're bigger. I mean, they're superstars in their own rights. So for me, I think this is amazing. I think it's a great balance of culture. To me, it's super Atlanta. You know, it only makes sense. It really does. I'm here for it. I think it's a great idea. Pablo in the background. Exactly, man.
Moving on, man. The Mets got a big win in the Unrivaled League Championship. Mets now, man, over the Phantom. 80-74, man. Did you catch it, Lala? What are your thoughts?
Oh, man. You know, yes. I want to first acknowledge that Unrivaled is so genius. I mean, salute to Unrivaled. Can we give it up for, you know, Breonna Stewart and Nafisa Coyote?
Why is Magic City significant in hip-hop and basketball culture?
This is amazing. Just to see the progression in just one year is just insane. But congrats to the Mets for the big win. I mean, at the end of the day, they were the better team at that particular game.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What scandal is a CSUB coach allegedly involved in?
0:06–4:39
2
Why is Magic City significant in hip-hop and basketball culture?
4:39–7:40
3
How do strip clubs influence Atlanta's music and sports scenes?
7:40–10:56
4
How did the MIST perform in the UNRIVALED Championship?
10:56–12:59
5
What does the future hold for women's basketball after the MIST's victory?
12:59–13:57
Speakers
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