Rapper, producer, and music executive Kwamé shares how Hip Hop turned it's back on him after Biggie's line in "Unbelievable", almost coming to blows with Slick Rick and how he inadvertently won a prestigious porn award.

Pt. 4 of my conversation with music mogul and Hip Hop icon DJ Eddie F. of Heavy and the Boyz fame. He recalls how he was able to get 2Pac and the Notorious B.I.G. on the same song, where he was when he got the news of Heavy D passing, and the time Heavy D told Michael Jackson he was wack.

Pt. 3 of the conversation with music mogul and iconic Hip Hop producer DJ Eddie F. of Heavy D and the Boyz, rmemebers how the tragedy of losing Trouble T-Roy become a Hip Hop classic, working and living with a young Diddy, and how he helped Mary J. Blige get her first big hit.

Pt. 2 of the conversation with music mogul and iconic Hip Hop producer DJ Eddie F. of Heavy D and the Boyz, In this episode he remembers the night of Trouble T-Roy's fatal accident, when he knew that the group had "made it", Heavy D debating with Uptown founder Andre Harrell on the groups direction, and when he invented the remix.

Pt. 1 of conversation with producer, entrepreneur, and music executive DJ Eddie F of Heavy D and the Boyz. He recalls how he first met Heavy D, how Teddy Riley helped produce the groups first hit, and why the group chose clean lyrics instead of profanity.

Part 5 of the interview with Teddy Riley.. The King of New Jack Swing, continues with part 5 of his conversation with Rob G. The General. He shares his feelings and thoughts on one of the best rappers he has ever heard, a young hungry Sean "Diddy" Combs, visionary producer DJ Eddie F., and artist that didn't listen and stopped their own shine.

Part 4 of the conversation with super producer and the King of New Jack Swing Teddy Riley. He explains why their are two BlackSTREET's on tour, working with Bobby Brown, the song that saved his life and the Top 5 songs he's ever made.

Part 3 of the conversation with the King of New Jack Swing. How Al B. Sure helped save the first Guy album. Does Aaron Hall say "dumb b*tch" on "Piece of My Love? Teddy reveals his thoughts about that controversial line. He also reveals why he chose to leave Guy at the height of their popularity.

Part 2 of my conversation with producer and the King of New Jack Swing Teddy Riley. He shares stories about almost losing a job with Michael Jackson before it really started, teaming with Keith Sweat and learning from younger producers like Pharrell Williams, Timbaland, Devante Swing and Rodney Jerkins.

Rob G. the General talks to super producer Teddy Riley. Teddy shares stories about Heavy D, the birth of New Jack Swing, helping Doug E. Fresh produce "The Show", and teaming up with Kool Moe Dee.