The crew takes a moment to give their perspective on the events surrounding Bills Defensive Back Damar Hamlin, and his serious injury. We take a moment to debate Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe's recent interactions and how timing is everything in this situation. We are continuing to send up prayers and encouragement for #3 as he continues his recovery.    

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The crew continues our conversation with our brother Frankie Diggs, the Owner, and CEO of Money Made Records and Elite Records. Frankie speaks on the state of hip-hop and the violence that has been surrounding the industry, and how it has impacted his label.   

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The crew sits down with our brother Frankie Diggs, the Owner, and CEO of Money Made Records and Elite Records. Frankie drops some gems in this episode about how he got to his position in the music game, the journey that brought him here, his artists, and the knowledge some industry vets shared with him along the way.  

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The crew talks about some changes and future thoughts for the LHIA, this year's festivities were a vibe, and even with HOMECOMING SEASON WRAPPING UP there is STILL NOTHING LIKE AN HBCU HOMECOMING!! ESPECIALLY the LIVEST HOMECOMING IN AMERICA (LHIA)...THE ONE...THE ONLY...SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY HOMECOMING! Come on to the family reunion that is the HBCU homecoming experience!  

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HOMECOMING SEASON IS WRAPPING UP and there is NOTHING LIKE AN HBCU HOMECOMING!! In particular, the crew talks about the LIVEST HOMECOMING IN AMERICA (LHIA)...THE ONE...THE ONLY...SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY HOMECOMING! Check in with the crew as we talk about this year's festivities and the vibe that was this year's homecoming experience. Come on to the family reunion that is the HBCU homecoming experience!  

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The crew keeps the discussion going with Em Eye See (Mike D.), discussing the ins and outs of friendships in the industry. We dig into the HBCU experience versus life at other universities, supporting small businesses, and a couple of other topics. This convo is one you don't want to miss!   

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In this feature episode, the crew sits down with our brother, Em Eye See (Mike D.), and we discuss his newest project "S.C.A.R.S That Neva Heal", his passion for being a hip-hop artist, the love he has for the game and so much more. Listen in and watch this interview with a dope MC and family member of the show!  

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PART 2!!!! The crew keeps diving into the question What really is good for the culture? This segment includes a surprise special guest appearance from our brother Jamal, who brings a relevant perspective regarding the trauma that is associated with this imagery. Let's be real the 90's era of hip-hop was more than just the birth of the Golden Era for the music...it also opened a window into the dark side of inner city living. Is it celebrating the negative elements of this time or is it paying homage to a pivotal moment in hip-hop history? Is it necessary? Is it triggering? 

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What really is good for the culture? The culture of hip-hop, the culture of the people, or the culture of the community...No matter whether you see them as one in the same or separate spaces, "the culture" is being consumed for profit...The crew discusses the culture and what is good for it.  

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WE MISSED YOU ALL!!! While we've been gone so much has happened! In this episode, the crew talks about Irv & Ashanti, The Migos, Meg & her label, and Benny the Butcher & Freddie Gibbs. From toxic to chaotic, the beef is heavy. Check out this conversation and be on the lookout for additional segments from interviews we've stashed this season.  

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