John goes back into his library for more great books for your "Funk" collection, his last Funky Five, and shares his gratitude with you. 'Like' us on FACEBOOK! Facebook.com/FunkInTheFirstDegree

John sits down with one of his musical heroes, Joe Quarterman at his palace, where they discuss his music, life and career.

John poses that question in this episode, reviews the new Larry Graham and Graham Central Station release, and wants to know what was the first "funk" concert you attended? NOTE: This file has been updated for clarity. If you downloaded the podcast before 12/1/2012, please re-download. Thanks! 'Like' us on FACEBOOK! Facebook.com/FunkInTheFirstDegree

John just checked out the Wizard Of Woo, Bernie Worrell, Iconic keyboard player of P-Funk and Talking Heads fame as they performed here in DC. He tells you why you should see him and support them when they come to your town.

John explains the concept of "The Arc" and shares with you an important reissue that should be in your collection.

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John talks about his favorite books on funk that are in his library (and should be in yours), along ith his latest "funky five." 'Like' us on FACEBOOK! Facebook.com/FunkInTheFirstDegree

John talks to Dr Blynd about his book "The Funktionary" and his other creative pursuits. 'Like' us on FACEBOOK! Facebook.com/FunkInTheFirstDegree

John talks to Marshall and Garrett Shider, sons of the late Gary Shider of Funkadelic. They talk about their fathers legacy, P-Funk, and future plans.

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John and the fellas discuss the legacy of Chuck Brown, the Sly Stone TV Documentary, Funky Obits, and The Time performing at the legendary Howard Theatre in Washington DC.

John talks about the Godfather of Go-Go, Mr. Chuck Brown, his legacy, and his impact on the the genre he helped to refine and create.