“Liberia’s rising podcast celebrates its first major sponsorship, marking a new era for Liberian entertainment in the diaspora.”
In just two short years, In The Fries Podcast has grown from a passion project into one of the most recognizable platforms for Liberian voices in the diaspora.
Based in the United States, the show has consistently brought listeners into engaging conversations with some of Liberia’s brightest stars, including CIC, Kizzy W, and many more, creating a bridge between Liberian entertainment and global audiences.
In The Fries Podcast is powered by a dynamic team of Liberian creatives who each bring their own unique voice and perspective to the table. Created and produced by Doc Watts, the show is hosted by Emmalyn Love, J. Bizz, Nabil Abbas, and Smitty Stokes. Together, they form a well-rounded panel that blends humor, insight, and cultural depth, making every episode both entertaining and thought-provoking. With Watts ensuring top-notch production and the hosts driving engaging conversations, In The Fries has become a trusted space for Liberian stories to be shared authentically—from highlighting traditions and cultural heritage to tackling modern issues and celebrating the booming entertainment scene.
Now, the team is celebrating a groundbreaking milestone: signing their very first official deal with HAM’S Vodka. This partnership marks a significant moment, not just for the podcast, but for Liberian media as a whole. For a market that has rarely seen such collaborations, this deal signals the growing recognition of Liberian platforms as worthy partners for global and regional brands.
HAM’S Vodka, known for its no-hangover guarantee, 100% natural ingredients, and deep Liberian roots, aligns perfectly with In The Fries’ mission of blending authenticity, culture, and premium experiences. For the Liberian entertainment community, this partnership represents a new wave—one where local creativity and diaspora innovation attract meaningful support. For In The Fries, it’s proof that they’re not just telling stories, they’re making history.
