The Seattle native is a man that wears many hats. He drops through to talk talks Seattle history, the business of hip hop in the PNW, how he makes a record and why you should never throw away a beat.

Arcee checks in with the crew to talk about his podcast and speaks on his record collection, and breaks down the craziness selling and buying wax through social media.

DJ Supagi sits down to speak on his run at the Redbull Freestyles competition and how he got started in the DJing industry.

J. Rocc stoped by the studio to share a little knowledge about the djing game and how he got started with the Beat Junkies. Plus he talks a little about touring with J Dilla and Madlib.

Behind the scenes is where the real work goes down and the decisions that shape the way a region develops. One of the original PNW hip-hop entrepreneurs, Ocean Records' Steve-O has been putting it down and making things happen for decades, and now, he's dropping gems and spitting facts.

Listen here, maaaan! You don't know about the grind. Supa Sam knows about the grind. He knows what paying your dues is all about. From making money in the clubs, to rocking every segment of the radio day, to rocking decks for the Seahawks, this man has a story to tell and gems to drop.

Preme and Top are back with one of the foundational members of the Seattle funk/soul/hip hop movement. DJ Tony B has been neck deep from the get go, playing a roll in some of the most important moments in the culture and laying the groundwork for a lot of what you see in The Town today.

Yooooo! Once again it's on! Supreme La Rock and Blendiana Jones welcome Seattle legend Omari "Big O" Salisbury to the studio to talk global hustle, what work ethic really looks like, and some of the historical ish they've been a part of in Seattle, and global hip hop. It's one of the most inspiring conversations we've had!

We've got J-Rod in the studio! One of the OG Seattle DJs, producers, hip hop hustlers, he's been ten toes down in Seattle hip hop since Day 1, working with foundational Seattle artists and labels, putting people on, and music out. He's talking the early days in Seattle, the music industry struggles, obscure samples and more! Gems on gems on gems.

Despite some technical difficulties, Preme and Top get a banger of an interview from one of the architects of the West Coast Hip Hop scene. It's a dope ass history lesson from the one and only Nasty Nes Rodriguez.