Live from A3C, we recorded the return of Jonathan Mannion. This is his 2nd time on Day 1. We pretty much picked up the conversation from the last time he was on the show. Shout out to Mannion, our girl Tai St. Boogie, Tresa and the rest of the A3C staff for turning a crazy situation into a good one (you'll hear the details in the interview). Listen and share!

Shout out to all the bikers in the world! This week we sat with DeVaughn Hughson, director of one of the dopest documentaries out right now, Outcast Forever. Hughson and his company Digital Soul spent six years making the documentary on the Outcast Motorcycle Club...the only all-Black OUTLAW MC in the world. This is a must listen, for real. You can check out the documentary here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/outcastforever/173529248

Money B of the legendary group Digital Underground joined us this week to talk about his good friend, the late, great 2Pac. Mun and Pac were very close throughout most of Pac's come-up and throughout the first few albums of his career. We also learn about new DU music and the upcoming Pac biopic "All Eyez On Me." You won't hear these stories anywhere else!

This week's guest is singer/songwriter and the homie Anthony David, who just dropped his new album "The Powerful Now." We talked about everything from why it took years to finally release it, creeping out of the India.Arie shadow, Donald Glover's new show on FX, Atlanta and his newfound fascination with "Ultimate Frisbee." Definitely an entertaining convo!

We apologize for the delay in posting our latest episode. @BrandenLSK's Birthday turn up got real! But we're back with film director ricmathis of The Black Friday Film and Dungeon Family's own Backbone. Get some financial game from the creator of the film that's sparking some much needed conversations about money in the Black community as well as some rare stories about the Dungeon Family, ATL Hip Hop and some surprises at One Music Fest.

This week's guest should be a house hold name. He's rocked stages with Too $hort, acted as musical director for Lauryn Hill and performed at the famed Blue Note in NYC! Name another rapper who has done all that...we'll wait. The Bay Area's own Kev Choice is an emcee, producer and a classically trained pianist. Coming out of Oakland, Choice has released a string of critically acclaimed music and torn down venues worldwide. On the cusp of releasing his first instrumental album '88 Steps to Eternity,' Choice sat down with us to talk about his journey, having big name rappers ask promoters to not let him open up and gentrification in his city.

Some artists are so real its refreshing. Our latest guest Zuse falls into that category. Listen as he talks everything from moving to Atlanta from Kingston, Jamaica to being co-signed by TI to being on tour with Tech N9ne.

Jahi "Jah The CEO" Rawlings is the founder and CEO of one of the top summer basketball leagues in the world. The Atlanta Entertainment Basketball League (AEBL) is a premier destination for NBA players, celebrities and future NBA ballers. In its 4th season, the league has grown exponentially. Jah, sat down with us to talk about the league as well as the current state of the NBA and his thoughts on Michael Jordan's recent "statement" on police violence. If you love hoop, this is a must listen episode.

This is an episode that has been in the making for nearly two years. We couldn't be happier to finally speak to the great Diamond D. The Bronx native has been producing and performing dope records since 1988. The Grammy award winning producer/rapper ran down several moments in his illustrious career, including work with Lord Finesse, The Fugees, Tha Liks, Brand Nubian and more. We talked hoops, hip-hop and got introduced to his new artist Mikey James. This is a classic episode!

We have a strong track record of talking to tomorrow's stars first. This week we have singer/songwriter Courtlin Jabrae on the show talking about his hit single "That Way," his upcoming album "Bigger Struggle, Bigger Blessing" and the long journey that took him from having a record deal as a teen with "Crank Dat Batman" to losing it all and working a 9-to-5 to writing for Trey Songz and now having his video in heavy rotation on BET Jams. Plus we talk about the relatively quiet 20th anniversary of Jay Z's debut opus Reasonable Doubt and to close the episode out we give the listeners a couple new and older songs that you should be up on.