This week's guest is Blimes (a.k.a. Blimes Brixton), the San Francisco native also known as one half of the West Coast rapper duo Blimes & Gab. She joins our ongoing Rapper Movie Season discussion to unearth Yasiin Bey's (fka Mos Def) art house homage to late 20th century Hollywood cinema Be Kind Rewind (2008, dir. Michel Gondry).

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"CABBAGES Special Projects presents: ICE-Tuesdays! Gary and Jeff launch this series celebrating Ice-T's filmography with Surviving The Game  (1994, dir.  Ernest R. Dickerson). Arguably featuring his biggest on-screen leading role, the nihilistic manhunt thriller co-stars Rutger Hauer,  Charles S. Dutton, and Gary Busey."

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This week's guest is Curly Castro, the Wrecking Crew rapper also known as one half of ShrapKnel (Backwoodz Studioz). A B-movie aficionado from the VHS era, he joins our ongoing Rapper Movie Season discussion to unearth Ice Cube's red planet genre film retread Ghosts Of Mars (2001, dir. John Carpenter).

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This week's guest Heems, of Das Racist and Swet Shop Boys fame, brings a strong opinion to CABBAGES' Rapper Movie Season. The Queens native and music industry insider joins our in-depth discussion of DMX and Drag-On's Ruff Ryders action blowout Cradle 2 The Grave (2003, dir. Andrzej Bartkowiak).

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Hip-hop production hero Blockhead helps properly kick off Rapper Movie Season with a discussion of LL Cool J's Rollerball (2002, dir. John McTiernan).

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Season 5 commences with Bad Movie Battle Part Deux. On this episode, rapper miles cooke (WATKK) joins hosts Gary Suarez and Jeffery Laughlin to discuss My Baby's Daddy (2004, starring Anthony Anderson, Eddie Griffin, and Michael Imperioli).

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On this second-and-final farewell bonus episode of the Cabbages hip-hop podcast, the Baltimore area duo of Infinity Knives and Brian Ennals join hosts Gary Suarez and Jeffery Laughlin to discuss Eddie Murphy's star-studded directorial debut Harlem Nights (1989).

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On this first of two farewell bonus episodes of the Cabbages hip-hop podcast, Fort Wayne rapper Sankofa and writer Regan Hofmann join hosts Gary Suarez and Jeffery Laughlin to chat about the big screen adaptation of the hit Broadway musical Cats (2019).

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Season 4's Bad Movie Battle reaches its inevitable conclusion as hip-hop duo They Hate Change (Jagjaguar) joins hosts Gary Suarez and Jeffery Laughlin to discuss Hubie Halloween (2020, starring Adam Sandler).

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