In this episode I got to officially meet and talk to Jordan Jetson, an MC from right here in Louisville who is making waves with recorded work as well as some random (FIRE) verses in Facebook videos. He told me about how he got into rapping, and how his cousin, very well-known local musician gone worldwide, 1200, trained him to be a one-take wonder and profoundly creative artist. Subconsciously trained like a rap ninja, he found his holy grail - his grandmother's cloth-bound dictionary and WORD was born! We also talked about how he and the multi-faceted musician Yons got connected, released a project together, and continue to work, how he balances life as a father of twins and music, social media marketing gems, generation gaps, and much more.

Find him on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AirJordanJets

On iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/critical-mass/1252844759

And Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/airjordanjetson

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10 YEARS IN THE MAKING! Ok, not really, but it's been much longer than it ever should've been for us to get this podcast in. I sat down with one of my all-time favorite MCs and biggest influences, Nacirema. We obviously talked music, but dug deeper into particular aspects such as his start as an MC, performing in places he could've gotten hurt, Louisville's influence on him, working with people from around the world, what he felt his role in HipHop was, the ego and stage presence, all the MCs he ghost-wrote for, & how many human sacrifices it took to get to his level of ability. We also touched on his love for new tech, traveling, consistent self-improvement, & finally find out if he was really formed from lightening striking the side of a mountain. Oh, and NEW NACIREMA IS ON THE WAY!

Follow him on Facebook and check out the links below:

nacirema777.bandcamp.com

nacirema.bandcamp.com

scanners.bandcamp.com

skullavalance.bandcamp.com

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In this episode I got to sit down with one of my favorite MCs in Louisville's scene, best voice in HipHop, RMLLW2LLZ (Romell with 2 L's). With the production of HipHop artist Yons, he released a project late last year called Concerto No.9 Movement II, which became (only slightly) arguably the best album to be released in our region in 2017. It's smooth, yet gritty, vulnerable, yet unapologetically stern. The level of musicianship and lyricism on the album made for really great conversation topics, and I honestly don't think in the almost 2 hours we spent chatting did we stray from the topic of music and this album. Featuring a track from the album "Break A Dollar" with Dom B a little over halfway thru, I give you Episode 62. 

Peace to your lives!

Follow Romell on all the social media outlets @ RMLLW2LLZ & seek out that album!

In this episode I sit down with one of my best friends, Paul Bruner. Paul is a yoga instructor, and a forward thinking truth seeker, who wants nothing but the best for the world we live in. Anyone that attends his class leaves with a higher sense of appreciation for themselves. We always have a lot of good things to talk about. We touched on the specifics of his teaching, whether or not we should Christmas, books, basketball & fanhood, social justice, so on and so forth.... Enjoy.

Peace to your lives!

This podcast is brought to you by Paul Bruner himself. Please get to one of his yoga classes at Betsy's Hot Yoga Louisville, Tuesdays & Thursdays 7:30-8:30pm, and Sundays 6:45-8:00pm

In this episode we sat down for a discussion with Kogan Dumb of Bird Zoo & Touch AC, 2 of the most creative artists in Louisville's music scene & solid contributors to the world of analytical dialogue. Too much? That's fine, we enjoyed ourselves. We obviously talked about what music projects they have in the works, then on into performance stories & band "chemistry", rape culture intolerance, religions, gender identifications, and so much more, all littered with honest thoughts and ideas. Most importantly, sent Rich off with shots of bourbon and discussed possibilities for the future of the podcast. 

This episode is dedicated to Richard Herrell for bringing it to life, providing the space & equipment for it, engineering it, uploading episodes, making commercials, contributing to every conversation, etc etc. Thank you! 

Kogan Dumb & Bird Zoo - http://www.bandanabottles.com

Touch AC - https://toucharmorclass.bandcamp.com

This podcast is brought to you by...... ME! Peace to your lives!

In our 59th attempt at recording a decent conversation we sat down with rapper/producer Mmuso, who is currently making new noise in Louisville music culture. We talked a little about his life and his approach to music, Uber pissers, comedy, offensiveness, strange, new rap videos, and healthy/unhealthy lifestyle balancing. He's a very interesting a cool cat and a dope MC, so this ended up being quite the successful attempt. 

Stay tuned to his upcoming music releases by following him on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/musicbymmuso/

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We sat down with a couple Villebillies to talk music (obviously), life, marijuana legalization, and paranormal activity. We got into what they're up to in their careers and drifted off in all kinds of directions, as we usually do. We could go on and on with these dudes. Some of my favorite people to talk to. 

If you aren't familiar with these guys, you can find several music videos on YouTube and several albums on all digital music outlets under Villebillies, Bass Drum Aliens, Ipcus Pinecone, and Iron Bells. You can also check out the Tuck and Demi Webcast on YouTube for awesome music industry stories and the like. Or, you can just look up Dustin Tucker and Demi Demaree on Facebook and follow them. 

https://www.facebook.com/villebillies

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In this episode, your illustrious hosts sit down to discuss the future of the podcast, but get sidetracked by the present and past, naturally. Silly thoughts on the world as we know it (per usual), music, beer, kids & kid movies, and other various life details. 

Stay tuned for more in the near future, and as always shouts out to Never Nervous! 

Corey ventured down to Gulf Shores, AL this past May to scope out the Hangout Music Festival. Check out what he had to say about the beachside event, as well as some of the performances, including Louisville-based rock band White Reaper. Catch a short interview with lead singer/guitarist of White Reaper, Tony Esposito, as well. 

Visit http://hangoutmusicfest.com for more info about next year's Hangout Music Festival 

Visit https://whitereaperusa.com for more on White Reaper's tour dates, music, and merch, and check out their new album "The World's Best American Band" on all appropriate outlets.

E-DASH is a long time member of Louisville's Hip Hop Scene. He will be releasing his new project ADHD on 4/20 and stopped by to talk about it. We also talked about his past groups and how this is his first real solo project and the production that Vheritas provided for the project.

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