Carrying the Culture Show

We had a great build with Domino. He talked about meeting Hiero through Dante Ross, early Hiero days, being independent since the 90’s, regaining his enthusiasm to make music, and much more.

We had a really interesting dynamic discussion with Queens spitter and certified truth teller Aïda! We got into her definition of feminism, her purpose in rap, and even talked a little politics!

We caught up with one of our favorite guests Queen Herawin and broke down her upcoming album “Awaken The Sleeping Giant” track by track. Always an awesome build with family!

El talked about Chino XL, gave his State of Hip-Hop Union address, discussed his upcoming project with Ment Plus and remix of No Expiration Date and much more.

We caught up with the wild and zany Greezi Amiin recently and the conversation was full of antics. We got into his sister being the primary reason he got into Hip Hop, how he came up with his slick talking style, he told some great stories, and spit some dope bars for us as well.

We caught up with our man XP The Marxman for another dope build. We talked about his recent projects, his approach to making albums, overcoming a speech impediment, janky promoters, and so much more.

We had a great build with New Jersey emcee Eloh Kush! We got into a lot of topics like growing up in New Brunswick, his strong love for hip hop culture, his purpose in hip hop and so much more!

We caught up with Breeze for our third show of the NBA season. We broke down the upcoming playoffs, gave out our awards, and discussed the state of the game today. Breeze also got us up-to-date regarding the music he’s working on.

It was awesome to have Queen Herawin back on the show again! We broke down her upcoming album and analyzed some of the track names, which led us into some deep discussions on mental health and other “real world” topics.

During our build, Apathy delved into the inspiration behind his highly anticipated project 'Connecticut Casual 2', shed light on why he reps CT so hard, and the impact of the late Blacastan. He also talked about the things he both loves and hates about hip-hop.