Bishop Lamont on Choosing Family Over Fame | Just Don’t Die Vol. 1

In this deeply personal and introspective episode of Home Grown, legendary West Coast hip-hop artist Bishop Lamont opens up about his journey of prioritizing family, integrity, and spiritual purpose over fame and industry expectations. Over a 5376-second conversation, Lamont reflects on his 10-year creation of 'Just Don't Die Vol. 1'—a project born from grief, loss, and a desire to serve as a survival guide for a turbulent world. He shares how becoming a father, caring for his aging mother, and navigating the pitfalls of the music business led him to reject the traditional path of fame, choosing instead to live authentically and serve his community. Lamont emphasizes that true success is measured not by accolades but by being present for loved ones, staying true to one’s values, and creating with purpose. He also discusses the multidimensional nature of the 'Just Don't Die' project, which includes a full album, a mini-movie, a podcast, cooking and workout shows, and a physical product line designed with soul and care. His creative partnership with visual artist Glitch is highlighted as a testament to mutual respect, shared vision, and the importance of uplifting others in the creative process. The episode closes with a powerful message: it's never too late to create, to heal, and to live with intention.