In Episode 12 of The Zeus Podcast, Zeus The Prophet sits down with Coco Ayra for a grounded and heartfelt conversation about purpose, faith, and finding alignment within yourself. Coco opens up about her journey through music, spirituality, and personal growth, sharing the lessons that shaped her voice and her direction in life. Throughout the episode, the discussion explores what it truly means to stay connected to your inner calling while navigating the pressures of the world around you. This is a conversation about courage, authenticity, and the quiet strength that comes from knowing who you are and why you were created. If you’ve ever questioned your path or searched for deeper meaning in your work and life, this episode will resonate with you.

Episode 11 | Phunkee Frequencies — The Mary Panos Story

In this powerful episode of The Zeus Podcast, host Zeus The Prophet sits down with the electrifying Mary Panos, also known as DJ Phunkee, to explore a journey grounded in passion, culture, and the transformative power of music.

From her early inspirations to becoming a respected force behind the decks, Mary shares the story behind the sound. This conversation dives deep into the evolution of independent artistry, the role of DJs in shaping musical movements, and how rhythm, identity, and community intersect to create something far greater than entertainment.

Mary opens up about the influences that shaped her path, the challenges of navigating the music industry as an independent creative, and the deeper philosophy behind what she calls “Phunkee Frequencies.” Together, Zeus and Mary explore how music becomes more than sound — it becomes a language that connects people, cultures, and generations. This episode is about authenticity, courage, and creative independence — the very forces that continue to drive the global hip-hop and music community forward.

If you believe in the power of independent voices, creative evolution, and staying true to your rhythm, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. Hosted by Zeus The Prophet
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Episode 10 of The Zeus Podcast features Czarina, an independent artist and creative force who represents strength, growth and evolution in the modern music scene. In this powerful conversation we explore her artistic journey, the challenges of staying independent, and what it takes to build real momentum in today’s industry. Czarina speaks openly about her creative process, personal growth and the mindset required to keep moving forward as an independent artist. This episode highlights the importance of resilience, self-belief and staying true to your vision in a world that often tries to shape artists into something they are not. The Zeus Podcast is about giving people their flowers while they can still smell them, and this episode captures the story of an artist who is carving her own lane and building something meaningful.

This is a grounded conversation about music, independence, creativity and purpose.

Hosted by Zeus The Prophet, Melbourne-based hip hop artist, poet and cultural commentator.

In this episode of The Zeus Podcast, Zeus The Prophet sits down with NJE for a powerful conversation about culture, fatherhood, legacy, and the evolution of Australian Hip Hop.

From early influences to navigating the industry independently, NJE opens up about the mindset required to build something meaningful in a space that often overlooks authenticity. This is more than music, this is responsibility, growth, and building foundations for the next generation. Full episode out now.

This episode of The Zeus Podcast dives into the power of discipline, strategy, and relentless self-mastery through the journey of Moe Saadeh, with a strong focus on the real mechanics behind performance marketing and modern business growth. In Episode 8, Zeus The Prophet sits down with Moe to break down how performance marketing thinking shapes decision making, brand scaling, audience targeting, and measurable impact in today’s digital world. From navigating focus challenges like ADHD to channeling that intensity into data-driven execution, Moe shares raw insights on how high performers combine psychology, analytics, and creative thinking to win in competitive markets. This conversation goes beyond surface level success and into the mindset required to build campaigns that convert, build brands that last, and operate with precision while staying authentic, grounded, and purpose driven. If you are building a business, growing a brand, or learning how to turn attention into measurable results, this episode will hit home.

In Episode 7 of The Zeus Podcast, Zeus The Prophet sits down with Melbourne-based artist Yolani to explore her journey through culture, creativity, independence, and global sound. From growing up surrounded by Creole musical influence to building her own studio and stepping into international creative spaces, Yolani shares the realities of being an independent female artist navigating the modern music industry.

The conversation dives into self-belief, creative resilience, motherhood, safety in the music industry, and the spiritual side of music creation. Yolani also opens up about joining Czarina’s Kaleidoscope project and what it means to step onto stage as part of a collective female creative force for International Women’s Day.

This episode is about legacy, independence, and creating from truth, purpose, and joy.

This episode I sit down with Robert Jordan, AKA Rob Dogg, AKA Rob Locc, 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 this episode of The Zeus Podcast, Zeus The Prophet sits down with The Elf Tranzporter for an in-depth conversation on the foundations of Hip Hop in Australia and the culture that shaped it from the ground up.

Marlon shares his journey through the early days of the scene, speaking on authenticity, community, and the responsibility of preserving Hip Hop’s original spirit in a changing landscape. Together, they explore the roots of Australian Hip Hop, the importance of knowledge and respect for the culture, and the lessons passed down through generations of artists.

This episode is a tribute to legacy, cultural foundation, and the voices that helped build Hip Hop in Australia long before it became mainstream.