Houston native Cory Mo has been responsible for the sounds of some of the best music to come out of the South over the last 10+ years. The producer/MC/Engineer has crafted tracks for everyone from UGK to TLC and now he's entering into the radio game. Sit back, relax and hear some stories that you've never heard before.

This week we switch it up a little bit with "The Color Green Movie" director Mehka King. Mehka is a respected journalist and cannabis aficionado. He gives listeners a lot of game on how to get into the legal cannabis business. Whether you partake in the meds or not, this is an episode you should listen to.

This week Reese and BrandenLSK share their thoughts on the BET Awards, NBA Awards, The Ball family's appearance on Monday Night Raw and the new Jay Z album. Plus we unearth an interview we did a few weeks back with Los Angeles based group Young Giantz. These brothers have hip-hop in their bloodline as they are the sons of the OG Playa Ham (Pentouse Players Clique). Take a listen and give us feedback, rate and share.

Z-Ro doesn't do a lot of interviews so it was a pleasure to have the Mo City Don join us for a candid talk. Gearing up for what he says will be his final album, we got Ro to speak on his retirement from rap as well as his frustrations with the business and life in general. If you're a fan of Ro's music you're in for a treat and if you are just getting hip to the "King of the Ghetto,"you have a great starting point. Remember to rate, subscribe and review the podcast. On June 30th support Z-Ro's final album "No Love Boulevard!"

Seattle-based producer Jake One has been consistently producing some of your favorite tracks for nearly two decades. From his early work with De La Soul to being an in-house producer with G-Unit to helming entire projects with Freeway and Brother Ali, Jake is the picture of consistency. After keeping a low profile for much of his career, Jake has stepped into the spotlight as one-half of the retro-funk group Tuxedo alongside Mayer Hawthorne. We get into all of that plus the recent work he's been doing alongside some of the new hit makers. Tell a friend to tell a friend to subscribe, rate and review.

This week Reese and Branden welcome South Central LA's own Jay 305 to Day 1 Radio. The Interscope Records artist tells us about his wild life including his mom sending him to Florida after a friend of the family tried to kill him at the age of 11, to his time in Miami and finally taking rap seriously. Jay is not your typical "gangsta rapper," and it shows in his conversation. Take a listen and learn about one of the dopest new artists coming out of the West. Also the guys talk about the NBA Finals and Tiger Woods' Memorial Day run in with the law.

The Growing Up Hip-Hop Franchise is expanding to include Atlanta, so we sat down with two of the cast members for this week's episode. Ayana Fite (daughter of DJ Hurricane) and Brandon Barnes (son of Deb Antney and brother of Waka Flocka) to talk about the show and growing up with such prominent relatives. Both Ayana and Brandon are outspoken and have their own flavor for sure. Get to know them here before you watch the show. As always remember to subscribe, rate and review the podcast.

Fresh off the release of his latest album Ether, B.o.B joined us to talk about leaving Atlantic Records, dropping his first indie project, dealing with the feedback that comes along with being an outspoken person. Also Reese and BP talk about the alleged LA Reid scandal and they give a couple new music picks. Rate, subscribe and tell a friend.

G.O.O.D. Music's CyHi The Prynce has been a fixture in hip-hop for years now, but it was his "Nu Africa" single that got the culture excited again about the Atlanta MC. On the heels of his official debut 'No Dope On Sunday.' we sat down with CyHi and discussed the upcoming project, conversations with Kanye, social change in Atlanta and hip-hop in general. Rate, share and leave a comment.

Judging by "Get Rich" and "Bracken" you might think that South LA's own RJ aka Mr. LA is a gangsta rapper, but you'd be wrong. As the first artist on YG and DJ Mustard's new label 4Hunnid Summers, RJ is a well-rounded artist who never wants to be placed into a box. We caught up with him ahead of the May 26th release of his debut album RJMRLA to discuss his come up, being a father and much more. Don't sleep on this one!