Chicken & Liquor Hour

The good brother Dr. J is back to pay homage to Hip Hop, talk college and much more.

The good brother Dr. Clark is back as we discuss the best campuses, what Hip Hop taught us, navigating work situations and more.

Discover the top rap features that define the genre. Explore our Mount Rushmore of guest verses and why they matter for hip-hop fans. Then we breakdown some classic appearances in Black History.

Dr J. is back as we talk seeking celebrity opinions on political issues and how they can be counterproductive, the evolution of the Scream franchise and how it continues to captivate audiences, and conspiracies.

The homie PhD in Waiting is back to play "What Does Gen Z Know?", talk life and much more.

The homie Mississippi Mike is back to discover the attraction of women to men good with kids, R&B talk, and more holy ratchetness.

Mr. Ph.D is back as we discuss how old heads can't figure out why NBA Youngboy is so popular, judging people on their musical taste, our greatest artists and much more Black ish.

Dr. J is back to discuss Black history in comics, we delve into the fascinating parallels between the world of hip hop and comic books, exploring how they both serve as cultural disruptors. Through spirited discussions, we uncover the similarities between rap beefs and comic book rivalries, specifically focusing on iconic figures like the X-Men and N.W.A.

The homie Dr. J is back to talk what's great about Black History Month, Hip Hop albums to celebrate the month, the greatness of the Wayans Family, the importance of genuine allyship and much more silliness.

Dr. J is back to dive into our favorite final tracks from rap albums, and the impact these songs had on our lives. We reminisce about the significance and emotional weight of Jay-Z's retirement announcement. And touch on other notable tracks, including J. Cole's '1985' and Raekwon's 'North Star,' exploring the themes of storytelling, nostalgia, and the evolution of hip-hop.