Rachie Mack,hwic of Rachie Mack Film Productions sits down with me to get a quick talk in about things surrounding her career leading up to the premiere of her murder mystery dinner in the form of a play,Dysfunctional Family on friday 10/27 in Mobile. Nothing of this sort has been done before and I’m on the ground floor for it. This is episode #60 btw

DJ 45 King passed away at 1am edt on 10/19/2023. I have a few words about him & his career & impact. I took some articles from others as well.

A salute to David McCallum and why folks have just discovered he was sampled,Mississippi HipHop origins and Budden/Drake. Yeah,it’s in there.

The last great album release date in rap. Five albums dropped that day and their impact is discussed. A Tribe Called Quest-The Love Movement…Mos Def & Talib Kweli are Black Star…Jay-Z-Vol.2…Hard Knock Life…Brand Nubian-Foundation…OutKast-Aquemini…

In an reaction to what Special Ed said on Drink Champs(9/16) I do a quick little ep on the three groups in rap that gave the most game on why rap sounds at its most raunchy,gangsta,pimpish etc…also R.I.P. David McCallum.

I have Inkwell from D5 on here for a very spirited conversation that’s been in the making. Everything Mobile getting touched on here.

Getting back to what I did best when I started,I talk about two southern rap albums that had a heavy influence in their eras. Odd Squad-Fadanuf Fa Erybody from 1994 & MC Shy D-Got To Be Tough from 1987.

You’ve heard her voice on various MF DOOM albums but you haven’t heard her like this. This long awaited conversation with fam explores her humble beginnings at Stress Magazine,talks about the start of Complex magazine,some DOOM related stuff and even dips into some down south HipHop.This episode is one big ol’ golden nutrient.

The ongoing conversation of the differences between NYC rap & southern rap and finding the similarities between the two,a current Mobile rap flare up & the return of the patented quick listen for new music from Mobile rappers. And Deadstock Jay is in.

Season 5 opener where I share my disgust for these 50 years of HipHop celebrations that’s done by non-HipHop people which turns into a dedication of two of my fallen friends. That’s it. That’s the episode.