Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Heartbeat Conga Hour returns with another powerful episode celebrating Go-Go music, culture, and Black-owned business.
The show features a dynamic performance by Kashi-Tara & The BGX Band, delivering an energetic set that captures the true spirit and sound of Go-Go. From hard-hitting percussion to crowd-moving rhythms, this performance keeps the heartbeat of the culture alive.
The episode also includes an in-depth interview with Anacostia, Washington D.C. entrepreneur Ozzy Oz, who introduces his breakfast cereal brand, Go-Go Puffs, proudly manufactured in Washington, D.C. Ozzy Oz talks about the inspiration behind the brand, the importance of local ownership, and how Go-Go culture continues to influence business, branding, and community pride.
This episode highlights where music, culture, and entrepreneurship intersect, making The Heartbeat Conga Hour a platform for both artistic expression and economic empowerment.
Like, comment, share, and subscribe to help keep the heartbeat of Go-Go culture strong.
The Heartbeat Conga Hour returns with another powerful episode celebrating Go-Go music, culture, and Black-owned business.
The show features a dynamic performance by Kashi-Tara & The BGX Band, delivering an energetic set that captures the true spirit and sound of Go-Go. From hard-hitting percussion to crowd-moving rhythms, this performance keeps the heartbeat of the culture alive.
The episode also includes an in-depth interview with Anacostia, Washington D.C. entrepreneur Ozzy Oz, who introduces his breakfast cereal brand, Go-Go Puffs, proudly manufactured in Washington, D.C. Ozzy Oz talks about the inspiration behind the brand, the importance of local ownership, and how Go-Go culture continues to influence business, branding, and community pride.
This episode highlights where music, culture, and entrepreneurship intersect, making The Heartbeat Conga Hour a platform for both artistic expression and economic empowerment.
Like, comment, share, and subscribe to help keep the heartbeat of Go-Go culture strong.
