Matt Corman hosts The Process Podcast, a show dedicated to exploring the journey behind success the process of becoming your best self in life, business, and creativity.

He shares his experiences as a professional recording artist and entrepreneur, diving into topics like discipline, health, mindset, and the lessons learned along the way. Each episode unpacks the reality of chasing big goals the setbacks, the growth, and the wins that come from staying consistent.

The podcast also features influential guests from music, entrepreneurship, sports, and entertainment, who share their own stories of struggle, growth, and achievement. Together, these conversations uncover what it really takes to build something great brick by brick.

Matt Corman is a hip hop artist and entrepreneur known for his hit single “Word to the Wise.” With over 200 million streams and more than 200 released songs, he ranks in the top 1% of global artists, consistently releasing new music weekly. He’s earned recognition as a live performer, sharing stages with artists like Post Malone and Fetty Wap, and is celebrated for his engaging shows.

He is also proud of his lineage; he is a descendant of Edward Gourdine, the first African American Supreme Court Justice in Massachusetts, and his grandfather, Robert Chesnut, played with jazz legend Duke Ellington, deepening Matt’s connection to music and history.

In 2018, he made history as the first alumnus to perform at Southern New Hampshire University’s homecoming concert, drawing over 3,000 attendees. By 2023, he opened for Skizzy Mars on a national tour and partnered with E11even Vodka, performing at the iconic Miami club. In 2024, Corman was direct support for Phora on his 32-show tour and Lil Xan on his 35 show Return Tour across the U.S. and Canada. He also performed at Howard University’s 100th anniversary homecoming event in front of 10,000 attendees. His music was featured in a Serena Williams documentary on ESPN+, marking a major milestone. In 2025, he collaborated with Logic to release “OH MY GOD,” further cementing his place in hip hop.