Welcome To
OZZz Podcast, Your Dutch Uncle
Real conversations about life, relationships, healing, music, family, culture, and personal growth.
OZZz Podcast, Your Dutch Uncle, is hosted by Hoomes and features honest conversations about life, healing, relationships, family, culture, music, and personal growth.
Here, “Your Dutch Uncle” means the voice that tells the truth with care. The one who listens, speaks plainly, and brings perspective when life gets complicated.
From trauma and family dynamics to community, culture, music, and real-life experiences, OZZz Podcast creates space for open stories, honest reflection, and conversations that help people feel heard, understood, and encouraged.
Listen in for real talk, meaningful stories, and perspective you can carry into everyday life.
Recent Episodes
Latest conversations from OZZz, Your Dutch Uncle.
Through the Eyes of the Child: When Children Feel Unseen
Episode Summary: In Season 1, Episode 4 of the OZZz Podcast, Hoomes OZZz explores sibling rivalry and family...
How Do Parents Influence Sibling Rivalry? The Power of Parenting
How Do Parents Influence Sibling Rivalry? The Power of Parenting Season 1, Episode 3 Parents shape far more than...
Why Do Siblings Compete? Looking Beyond Jealousy
Why Do Siblings Compete? Looking Beyond Jealousy Season 1, Episode 2 Most people assume siblings compete because...
About Hoomes, OZZz
Meet the voice behind the conversations.

Meet the voice behind the conversations.
OZZz was not built from a marketing plan or a carefully scripted brand story. It grew through life experience, real conversations, community, music, and the people who helped shape the journey along the way.
Hosted by Hoomes — known as OZZz, Your Dutch Uncle — the podcast creates space for honest storytelling, reflection, and straight-talk wisdom about everyday life.
From his Alabama State University roots to the relationships and experiences that influenced his path, OZZz brings thoughtful conversations about family, trauma, personal growth, relationships, community, and the things people often think about but do not always say out loud.






