Juvenile and Mannie Fresh on New Podcast, Music, and New Orleans’ Super Bowl Moment
New Orleans rap icons Juvenile and Mannie Fresh are expanding their legacy beyond music with a new podcast, “Still 400,” whereas simultaneously continuing to create new music and celebrate their hometown as it prepares to host Super Bowl LIX in 2026.
‘Still 400’: A New Platform for Connection
The podcast, titled after Juvenile’s landmark 1998 album 400 Degreez produced entirely by Mannie Fresh, offers a candid look into the lives and perspectives of the two artists. As of February 24, 2026, the duo are building their platform organically, with plans for future growth and network expansion [Rolling Stone].
“Still 400” aims to be more than just a nostalgia trip. Juvenile and Mannie Fresh are focused on creating a diverse and engaging display, featuring guests from various fields, including athletes, musicians, and even medical professionals [Rolling Stone]. They emphasize the importance of positivity and open dialogue, creating a space for insightful conversations and shared experiences.
Music Remains a Priority
Despite their venture into podcasting, both artists remain actively involved in music. Juvenile is gearing up for the release of his album, Boiling Point, slated to drop in March 2026, marking his first solo album in a decade [The Fader]. He recently released the single “He Gone” featuring Mannie Fresh and Dee-1, a track that revitalizes the classic New Orleans bounce sound [The Fader], [YouTube].
Mannie Fresh is also busy with a series of collaborations, including contributions to Boiling Point and a project called “Reckless Weekend,” which will feature artists like Juvenile, Scarface, 8-Ball, and MJG [Rolling Stone]. He also continues to work with established artists like Lil Wayne and T.I. [Rolling Stone].
Celebrating New Orleans and Super Bowl LIX
As New Orleans prepares to host Super Bowl LIX, Juvenile and Mannie Fresh are embracing their role as ambassadors for the city [Vibe]. They are committed to ensuring the city is respected and protected during the influx of visitors [Vibe].
Advice for Aspiring Podcasters
When asked for advice for those starting a podcast, Mannie Fresh emphasized the importance of authenticity and knowing your audience [Rolling Stone]. He also stressed the require for a professional team and diverse guests. Juvenile added the importance of learning the business side of podcasting, being creative, sharing personal experiences, and involving family [Rolling Stone].