The Rum Shop
Season 2
Revolution and Tea at The Rum Shop
Season 1
Martin Drops Gems At The Rum Shop
Rob Doubles Up At The Rum Shop
Rob Styles and Profiles at The Rum Shop
Weekend Sports Recap with Natalinho
Ben Blanco Nutmegs TheRumShopHQ
by Joey Reedz
Rum shops are not just a place to bury your sorrows or have a laugh. They can also be a place of enlightenment, where your life can change with one conversation. Every rum shop has one elder who is there from open to close, will take one drink a year, request a song that we all know was created before we were born, and will somehow tell us the most profound thing we can then tell our partners what we learned "at work". Enter Junior Herbs, the elder of the Rum Shop and meh daddy. Tune in as we discuss Junior's life in the revolution and his path to self realization.
Owner of the world's only Wu-Tang flagship store, 611 Purple Factory, Martin Ferreira dropped by to talk about his rise as one of Toronto's most sought after barbers and brand designers. From barbering in apartment hallways using broken chairs, Martin now runs a shop with a client list longer than the amount of L's we all take in those heated wrestling matches with our older siblings. Grab your spot in the Rum Shop and kick it with Martin and I as we discuss hip hop culture, building your brand, and what it takes to build your legacy.
So nice we did it twice! Part two of our conversation with Rob. This episodes touches on mixtapes, relationships and more!
Rob, a PR Powerhouse, 4-time pageant winning drag queen stops by to discuss masculinity, relationships and XXX-tra naked affairs
Natalinho and Joey Reedz recap a poor week of Manchester United futbol and the fight billed as the match to rejuvenate boxing, as Gervonta "Tank" Davis took on Ryan "the punching bag" Garcia.
Ben Blanco is one of the cities top Real Estate Agents and Manchester United supporter. Grab your favourite beverage and join us as we talk about footy, real estate and current trends in the housing market.
Back in the 90s, everyone knew the name Enver Harbans. He was a young kid from Trinidad with master handles, a deadly jumpshot and a passion for the game. He played on some of the most notorious playgrounds in the city, scouts were watching and the hunnies were flocking. There's no better way to kick-off my first episode than by welcoming by big bro to the Rum Shop. Tune in to hear all about some of the greatest years in Toronto basketball history. We talk ball, debate the toughest courts in city and hit on the notoriously competitive D1 recruiting process.