Talking shit with Cdai

Talking Shit with Cdai is more than a podcast—it’s a chance to hear directly from someone who has lived through one of Chicago’s most well-known drill eras and who has spent years reflecting on the choices that shaped his life.Born and raised around the Calumet Buildings on Chicago’s South Side before moving to Brick City, Cdai grew up alongside names like his brother Edai,  L’A Capone, RondoNumbaNine, Chief Keef, Lil Reese,Fredo Santana and many others who became part of Chicago’s drill history. As one of the original members of 600, he witnessed the rise of the movement, the success, and the devastating losses that defined that generation.After being sentenced to decades in prison, Cdai has had years to reflect, mature, and develop a different perspective on life. This podcast isn’t about glorifying violence or reliving the past—it’s about honest conversations, accountability, growth, and speaking on real-life experiences from someone who has lived them.Expect unfiltered discussions on music, sports, relationships, current events, prison life, street culture, and whatever else is worth talking about. Some episodes will feature call-ins from listeners, while others will include guests and open conversations with people from all walks of life.The goal is simple: keep it real, make people think, have some laughs, and show that growth is possible. Your past may explain where you came from, but it doesn’t have to define where you’re going.Welcome to Talking Shit with Cdai.