In this episode of The Zeus Podcast, we sit down with Yolani to explore a journey shaped by Melbourne culture, global sound, and fearless independent vision. From her early influences and personal life experiences to the evolution of her artistry, Yolani opens up about the moments that defined her path, the lessons that grounded her, and the vision that continues to drive her forward. We dive into music, identity, motherhood, resilience, and what it truly means to stay authentic in an industry that constantly tries to shape you. This is a conversation about purpose, growth, and the power of staying true to who you are while building something that reaches far beyond your city. If you believe in independent creativity, cultural storytelling, and real conversations that matter, this episode is for you.

This episode I sit down with Robert Jordan, AKA Rob Dogg, AKA Supacuzz — an OG Crip from Stockton, California and the brains behind The SupaVerse — for a no-holds-barred, raw interview where nothing is off limits. We go deep into his journey from the streets, the code he lived by, the losses, the lessons, and the evolution from survival mode to purpose-driven manhood, creator, and visionary. This is not a polished, industry-safe conversation — this is real talk about street reality, loyalty, consequences, growth, music, and the mindset it takes to build something bigger than yourself. We talk culture, pain, brotherhood, transformation, and what it really means to turn lived experience into creative legacy. If you’ve ever felt counted out, misunderstood, or forced to learn life through pressure and fire, this episode will speak to you. This is legacy conversation. This is lived experience. This is street wisdom meeting higher purpose. Welcome to the SupaVerse.

In Episode 5 of The Zeus Podcast, titled The Foundations of Hip Hop in Australia, Zeus The Prophet sits down with a true pioneer of Australian Hip Hop to explore the origins, culture, and legacy of the movement that helped shape the scene as we know it today. Marlon Porter AKA Elf Tranzporter.

This episode dives deep into the early foundations of Australian Hip Hop, the realities of building culture before the industry existed, and the discipline, resilience, and integrity required to last across decades. The conversation covers Hip Hop history in Australia, creative survival, presence, authenticity, industry truths, and what it truly means to build something that outlives trends.

This is not fast content or surface-level commentary. This is a grounded, honest, and reflective conversation about Hip Hop culture, legacy, and the responsibility of artists to protect the roots while pushing the culture forward. If you are passionate about Australian Hip Hop, Hip Hop history, independent artistry, or meaningful long-form conversations, this episode is essential listening.

• (00:00:00) - Zeus The Prophet
• (00:01:24) - A Moment in the Life of Marlon Porter
• (00:02:41) - Illinois artist on growing up in Chicago, Houston
• (00:09:05) - The Secret Life of Parents
• (00:12:46) - Growing Up on the North Side of Chicago
• (00:14:51) - In the Elevator With Sideways
• (00:16:40) - On Being Encouraged to Express Yourself
• (00:19:13) - In the Elevator With Jews
• (00:20:09) - Bachelor's Bar Mitzvah
• (00:25:12) - Battle Wombat
• (00:32:43) - "Busking" Made in the 90's
• (00:33:12) - Boskoe100 on Hip Hop Fever
• (00:38:47) - How I Met Morganics
• (00:44:57) - Bubba & The B Boy
• (00:46:38) - Coming to Australia: A Major Shift In Yourself
• (00:50:36) - Bubba & Morganx on Starting Out
• (00:54:42) - What Was The First Hip Hop Song That Made You Go, "
• (00:56:57) - Marine Beatbox
• (00:59:48) - What was the first Aussie hip hop track that made you think
• (01:01:34) - Public Enemy
• (01:07:44) - Fooled by Creativity:
• (01:10:04) - The Secret to Long Term Success
• (01:12:48) - FEATURED: Learn How to Teach
• (01:15:38) - E elf on When You Die
• (01:17:41) - Melbourne MC on the City Music