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Andrew Emery is a hip hop writer and journalist. He was the contributing editor of Hip-Hop Connection and founded, edited and published Fat Lace Magazine. Last year Andrew released his new book 'Wiggaz With Attitude: My Life As A Failed White Rapper'. 

True to his frank and honest style, Andrew joins Romesh to chat about the artists he's had both the pleasure and displeasure to interview over his career. And shares the story about some very choice words he shared with none other than Jay-Z.

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Comedian Tiernan Douieb joins Romesh for the final episode of 2017, taking us back to 1993 North London and his first introduction to hip hop. The guys discuss why there is no place for autotune in hip hop, guest verses and that distinct West Coast sound.

Check out Tiernan's own satirical podcast @ParPolBro on Twitter for links.

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Executive producer of 'Drop The Mic' and hip hop fanatic, Jensen Karp, joins Romesh for a chat as they discuss how he narrowly missed out on a 1 million dollar record deal with Interscope.

Formerly known as the rapper Hot Karl, Jensen is also the author of the book 'Kanye West Owes Me $300'.

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Romesh is joined by Ben Green as they answer your questions about hip hop.

Tweet @RomeshRanga if you've got a question you want answered in another episode.

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After a brief hiatus, Romesh and Ru-Maj are back with the mighty Adam Buxton as he traces his hip hop influences back to a joyfully odd mix of Kenny Everett and Eric B. & Rakim. Adam shares stories of hanging out with Coolio and the 40 Thevz with his Dad and reviews of his classic 'Help The Police' video.

Warning: You may never be able to listen to Joey Bada$$ in the same way again.

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