Straight outta NYC, Internets Superstar Dallas Penn, joined us to talk sneakers, boots, Ralph and more. Unfiltered convo at its finest. Mixing by our beloved DJ Wally Sparks.

(Original Air Date 3/26/15) so-so-def Founder, award winner, unofficial mayor of Atlanta and multi-platinum writer, producer and artist Jermaine Dupri is our guest this week. He speaks on the highest and lowest points of the grind — from breaking the youngest rappers ever to sell millions of records and other accolades to never being recognized as one of the greats. We sat with JD for about 90 minutes and ran through just about every story at the top of his mind. You’ve probably never heard JD this relaxed and candid.

(Original Air Date 12/11/14) This week we have Glasses Malone in the studio with us to talk about some social and political idealogy. You guys already know what we’re on. Glasses goes deeper than you’d probably expect and this is arguably one of our most riveting conversations we’ve had with any guest. If you’ve been wondering about what the rapper has been doing since leaving Cash Money take a listen. Also, we talk about our own top 5 black movies in honor of Chris Rock’s Top Five release and we discuss all the good new hip hop music that dropped in the 4th quarter. Listen, Download and Share!

While they were in Atlanta on the YES...Love Is Tour, legendary hip-hop group Slum Village an the unofficial mayor of Portland, Cool Nutz fell thru the studio. We break down the history of SV, talk Detroit politics and the maturation of hip-hop. Of course, we get into the new SV album "YES" and Cool Nutz latest "Bruh," as well. Wally Sparks brings the heat as usual.

J Carter and Moetown Lee are on the show this week to discuss the 6th annual One Music Fest, which takes place in Atlanta on September 12th. Later director/producer Rahiem Shabazz came through with noted educator, artist and activist Dr. Khalilah Ali to chop up game on the heels of the release of the Elementary Genocide 2' documentary. If you have children or you are an educator, this is a an episode that you NEED to hear. As usual DJ Wally Sparks does his thing on the 1s and 2s!

10 years ago this week Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast and the region--particularly New Orleans--hasn't been the same since. We had the opportunity to talk with two New Orleans natives who happen to be on the come up in the music business. First up is with Quality Control's latest artist Young Greatness from the 7th Ward. Next is Chase N Cashe (West Bank) who gives his take on his city's recovery. Both guys provide first hand info on the storm, the levees and the aftermath. Our resident DJ, Wally Sparks gives a brief history in the rich musical legacy of the N.O. as well. This is a powerful episode you don't want to miss.