Fresh Of My Fresh

I do a career retrospective on Phyllis Hyman and deliver some real talk at the end. It the start of a new month.

Part 2 of the previous episode.

6/18/1996. An album often mentioned by name. An album that has reached its prestige. An album worth going back to revisit. 8000 & I go back in time to talk about Heltah Skeltahs’ debut in two parts.

I had to do this one for James Lett. It’s been a year. It’s only right.

One month after the previous episode,Kendrick vs Drake and the think piece cometh…why a long career in rap is frowned upon…it got interrupted but we continue on…

Off the dome episode meant to discuss writers. Well,we got there but went to absolute elsewhere. A “lifestyle” episode. Plenty of jewelry passed out.

We’re back! And we’ll probably offend some folks with the episode but a lot of stuff had to be said. We operated under blackout stipulations as well. Heavy listener discretion is advised. Not for kids advisory.

It’s the Fresh Of My Fresh christmas and new year episode that’s not an christmas and new year episode. Deadstock & I talk a gang of stuff and look at 2023 in the rear view while moving towards the new year. Thanks to all the listeners and supporters. End of season 5.

The end of the suite. It seems we don’t stop talking. There some talk about obscure down south rap albums too because that’s what you tuned in to this podcast for.

Deadstock talks music and existentials while I go over my top ten episodes listened. I don’t believe I made it through the list so that’s there.