Comedian Anguz Black comes thru and talks Top 5 comedians of all time with the crew. Non stop laughs in this episode as we rap about everything from life on tour with some our favorite comics to covid-19. Definitely one for the books.

Breakdancer, Zulu Nation, and Executive Chef Guerilla Will comes thru and sit down with the crew. We rap about everything from Hip Hop to Vegan cuisine. One of the only black owned vegan restaurants in the area, Desmonds island grill has become one of the hottest spots in VA and we have an inside look on the come up. 

Producer and CEO of Casino Gang Records Stan Rothstein sits down with the crew and talks state of the culture. Whats the Top 5 Hood movies?  How the artist and the producer relationship matters when making a project, and how the virus has effected show money for so many artists.  

Ultra-businesswoman Cathy Parker sits down with the crew and talks financial freedom, owning a small business, marketing, surviving cancer and turning it into the #irockmyscars movement. From multiple businesses, to giving back to the, community and of course her take on our weekly topics on the state of the culture.

CEO of Faithclothingbrand.com comes thru to share his insights on small business, Faith , and Hip Hop with the crew.  Check it out as we chop it up about the ups and downs of business and how his vision came to fruition.

Studio Engineer Mike Mccall comes thru to talk behind the scenes work in the studio, on the radio ,and working on the Diz What it Is Podcast. We are still on quarantine so the trickle down effects are a big topic, from boredom remedies to the entertainment of the Instagram battles... 

Former Human Rights Commissioner Kenick El stops by to drop some gems off on the crew regarding the Coronavirus. Sit back and chop it up about the effects on the country,community, and the everyday worker. Of course we're talking state of the culture. 

Artist Mike Mo talks Hip Hop, the Industry, Up and coming artist struggles, and the #Blackway movement

Dj Dirty Di sits down with the crew to promote her new album "The Cardinal" talks hip hop and music.

Former Virginia Beach Human Rights Commission board member Kenick El sit down with the crew and talks politics.