Recorded LIVE in front of a studio audience, it's the first part of the Dope Sh!t Podcast's Top 10 LPs of 2016 Special. Hear Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana's individual picks as they count down from 10 back to 6 in preparation for next weeks 5 to 1...

Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana get into a deep and ranging discussion about making it to that "next level" in hip-hop fame, esteem....whatever you want to call it. It's our last episode of 2016, so we squeezed in a few more examples of that dope sh!t...

Fresh off his latest Halfway Tour in the Southeast US, Uncommon Nasa supplied Samurai Banana with some new names and creators of that dope sh!t from that specific region of the US. Nasa also breaks down a few tour stories from the road with Skech185. ...

Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana share some Yule Prog memories and origin stories just days before the 10th and Final Yule Prog takes place in NYC at DROM on December 15th.

Uncommon Nasa answers all the questions about what he thinks about New Balance saying stupid things that people on Twitter wanted to know from him. Some of his answer might surprise you. We kept Samurai Banana up til 1am for this conversation and for...

Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana pull off a Holiday miracle by somehow getting together another amazing episode for you guys during the US' Thanksgiving Week! The wonders of modern technology put them in the "same room" to talk about dentists and...

This week's episode features an in depth talk with Willie Green about his new album, "Doc Savage" from outside of his art gallery style release party in New York City. Plus, Samurai Banana lays some new treats on us.

Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana talk about the sometimes well intended, but often foolhearty notion that music improves under the worst of times.

Uncommon Nasa & Samurai Banana talk over escape plans in the event that Trump wins the Presidency and Banana plays what could be your soundtrack to chaos on Tuesday.

The guys break down a project they can't define as hip-hop out right that has challenged their senses of where the line between hip-hop and rock or other genres meet. The project is from a group called Vinyl Cape and it brings up a deep discussion...