Bronx Podcast

The Queens Album is starting to heat up with this lineup of Women representing the borough. On Track #2, we chopped it up with distinguished author, journalist and Hip Hop socialite @Ladyblogga.

On Track 8, we sit down with the very cool and always fly Diego a.k.a. Dandy in the Bronx and discuss fashion, education and the pulse of hip hop, style. Make sure to listen out for @dandyinthebronx tips and upcoming projects.

Track 7 is in full effect as we chop up with a friend of the podcast and an all around great to dude to know @elgindotcom. Tune in as we discuss growing up in the 80s, drugs, cars and of course getting Paid In Full.

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On the very first track of the Queens album, we sit down with @Ladie_dii and discuss everything from working in the hospitals during a pandemic to maintaining several side hustles and of course how Hip Hop can shape a person's life. Tune in! 

Peace, make sure to check out Track #6, The Global Battle 2020 - Quarantine Edition with our very special guest Intikana as we discuss his music career, creativity and teaching as well as his upcoming project Sovereignty! Track #6, Subscribe and download!

On this episode of Bronx Podcast, we have a fireside chat with the mother/son team from the podcast "NOW WE"RE HERE" Tina and Zion Shoulders. Join us as we discuss the thin line between snitching and see something say something.

Check out the longest interlude ever where we sit with some friends of the show that born and raised Hip Hop lovers from New York City at Bricks and Hops in the Port Morris section of the Bronx. Listen in to our block style discussion over great food, drinks, music and of course Sunday football.

Track 4 is a mix of a playground conversation coupled with a commentary of a handball match. We spoke to Producer, Photographer and an all around cool cat from the Soundview section of the Bronx, Chris Thomas.

On track 3 of the Bronx album, we talk with Dior St. Hillarie, the Founder of GreenFeen and GreenFeen Organix, Master Composter, Sustainability Coordinator, Community Activist and Natural Emcee. We talk about growing up in the Bronx, Environmental Justice issues and how hip hop has inspired Dior's entrepreneurial accomplishments. 

The second track (episode) Bronx Podcast features a Hip Hop icon and family to the Bronx Podcast tribe, Jay (Hotdog) Jones. We talk the sad truth around death in Hip Hop as well as Hotdog's entry point into music and dance has became lead dancer for Chubb Rock and a choreographer for many artists in the industry.