The Season I finale is with one of the greatest duos in hip-hop: Kid-N-Play. They were indeed the House Party of Hip-Hop! In this episode, Diggie, Frank, and WIll discuss great memories, impact, and the fall-off of Kid-N-Play.

Episode XIV features one of the most intellectual MCs in hip-Hop history: Kool Moe Dee. Kool Moe Dee's history in hip-hop started a movement in which battling and becoming the greatest was a goal to be met. We break down Moe Dee's impact on hip-hop, his legendary battles, and his transition into the '90s.

Episode XIII is a round-table discussion around the iconic MC Hammer. MC Hammer was the first hip-hop "pop" superstar. Diggie features Matt D and Jermaine to discuss the rise and fall of the hip-hop superstar. This episode we discuss all things, M.C. Hammer!

Episode XII features The First Ladies of Hip-Hop and Rap: Salt-N-Pepa. Salt-N-Pepa is the greatest selling female hip-hop group in history! Their impact in the 80s heading into the early 90s is unmatched. The impact on hip-hop is solidified forever! This episode features Vida Loca of One Voice Radio and The First Lady of Diggie A-2!

Episode XI (feat Luke from One Voice Radio) details The 2 Live Crew. In this episode Diggie and Luke breakdown the importance of 2 Live Crew and how they impacted the world of hip-hop by creating their own lane. By doing it their way 2 Live Crew left a mark on music forever. This Miami based group that proved that freedom of speech is worth fighting for in Hip-Hop!

Episode X is about the inspirational hip-hop group Whodini! Whodini was one of the first rap acts to use the magic of hip-hop with R&B elements. Three guys from Brooklyn, NY inspired a new transition of music and allowing the softer side of hip-hop to be relevant and acceptable. Paving the way for an entirely new sub-genre of music.

Episode IX features the one and only Public Enemy and their influence on hip-hop. They were a forceful group that used great power in numbers to amplify their message! Public Enemy were able to be the voice of the voiceless to get their music heard. Public Enemy is one of the greatest hip-hop acts in history and still stands the test of time!

Episode VII features one of the most iconic groups in the history of Hip-Hop: The Beastie Boys!!!!! They were truly the life of the party and their music stands the test of time.