In this episode of the Hip-Politics Podcast, we're joined by the incredible Claudia Jordan! With over 20 years in the industry as a radio host, reality TV star, model, actress, and producer, Claudia has used her platform to advocate for social justice and political causes. Recorded live from the Democratic National Convention, Claudia opens up about her unwavering support for Vice President Kamala Harris, sharing insights on the power of representation and her journey in using entertainment to drive political change. Don't miss this dynamic conversation on the intersection of politics, activism, and pop culture! #HipPolitics #ClaudiaJordan #DNC #KamalaHarris

Join us for an exclusive interview with Laz Alonso on the Hip-Politics Podcast, hosted by Cameron Calvin! Laz Alonso, the talented Cuban-American actor currently starring in the Amazon Prime hit series "The Boys," shares his incredible journey from Washington DC to Hollywood stardom.

#RedGrant - #candidateconversations - we had an exciting in depth conversation w/ superstar comedian & community advocate @redgrant on his journey from Hollywood to the ballot. He discussed why he is running for an At Large seat on the DC Council.

In this exclusive episode of the Hip Politics Podcast, we sit down with legendary West Coast rapper Yo-Yo. Rising to fame under the mentorship of Ice Cube, Yo-Yo has carved out an iconic career both on wax and on screen. Join us as she shares her incredible journey, from her influential music career to her powerful testimony in the US Senate defending rap music.

Yo-Yo opens up about her deep admiration and relationship with Tupac, offering rare insights into their friendship and his impact on her life. This conversation is part of the Women in Hip-Hop series, an event and concert presented by the Martin Luther King Memorial Library in Washington DC, celebrating the powerful voices of women in the hip-hop industry.

Don't miss this exciting and rare opportunity to hear directly from one of the first ladies of rap. Tune in for an inspiring and enlightening discussion about the evolution of hip-hop, the challenges and triumphs of women in the industry, and Yo-Yo's personal experiences that shaped her legendary career.

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In this electrifying episode of Hip Politics Podcast, we sit down with none other than West Coast rap icon, Yo-Yo. Rising under the mentorship of Ice Cube, Yo-Yo has carved a legendary path in both the music and film industry.

Tune in as Yo-Yo delves into her historic testimony before the US Senate, passionately defending rap music and advocating for its cultural significance. She shares intimate insights into her relationship with the late Tupac Shakur, offering a rare glimpse into their bond and mutual admiration.

Recorded against the backdrop of the Women and Hip-Hop series at the Martin Luther King Memorial Library in Washington DC, this conversation is a must-listen for fans of hip-hop and those interested in its socio-political impact. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to hear from one of the pioneering ladies of rap and a true legend of the genre. Hit play now and join the conversation!

Season 3 of the Hip-Politics podcast is joined by Congressman Gabe Amo. Representative Gabe Amo, Rhode Island's first Black congressman, is a native of Pawtucket and the son of Ghanaian and Liberian immigrants. Elected to Rhode Island's First Congressional District in 2023, he has served as a White House liaison under Presidents Obama and Biden, and as Director of Public Engagement under Governor Gina Raimondo. Amo won the special congressional race against Republican Gerry Leonard Jr. quickly after polls closed.

"Behind The Bars" series on Hip-Politics where we go into deeper conversations around music that is impacting the culture.

What is the real meaning behind the diss "White boy"? Political insiders and dive deep into the politics and meaning of the Drake diss by Rick Ross.

Season 3 of the "Hip-Politics Podcast" with your host Cameron Trimble is back! In this first episode of the season we are joined by CBS News Political contributor and campaign insider Joel Payne. We dive deep into the electrifying atmosphere of the very first GOP Presidential debate that had the nation buzzing. Joel and Cameron dissect the high-stakes showdown, replete with riveting drama, memorable moments, and political jousting that left no one indifferent.

From the very opening statements to the fiery exchanges on critical policy issues, our panel of political experts dissects the strategies and tactics employed by each candidate. We explore the passionate clashes on healthcare, immigration, and national security that defined the debate, shedding light on the shifting dynamics within the Republican party at that crucial moment.

No discussion would be complete without addressing the unforgettable Donald Trump mugshot controversy that dominated headlines leading up to the debate. Our hosts engage in a thoughtful analysis of how this unprecedented twist impacted the debate's tone and each candidate's approach.

As the dust settles, we turn our attention to the winners and losers of the night. Who managed to stand out and capture the audience's attention with their eloquence and presence? Which candidates stumbled under pressure, and how did their performance affect their overall campaigns? Joel breaks down the highs and lows, providing insights into the potential impact on the race for the GOP nomination.

It is a sad day in America. This week we discuss the life and legacy of civil right icons Congressman John Lewis & Rev. C.T. Vivian who both passed away on July 17. We honor them with a moment of silence and explore their impact on civil rights movements of today. During the “Pass the Aux Cord” segment, we review the pair of records released by DJ Khaled featuring Drake. We offer some funny takes on the debate of which is better: rapping Drake of singing Drake? We end the episode into a full blown debate on Megan Thee Stallion being shot in the foot and try to decipher fact vs fiction as to what involvement artist Tory Lanez had in the whole thing. We do know he was arrested for having a concealed gun and letting off shots, but we ask: was he actually shooting a Hot Girl Meg.

This is another hilarious yet informative episode of The Connex Podcast featuring funnyman Dwain Watts, culture critic Kirs, and our Congressional insider KP. Be sure to tune in every Saturday at 10:30 am EST to catch THE CONNEX PODCAST: Where Hip-Hop & Politics Meet.

This week’s guest has been named to EBONY Magazine’s “Power 100” list of influential African Americans and PRWeek’s “40 Under 40” list, Alencia Johnson sits at the intersection of social justice and culture change. She is a social impact, brand engagement and communications strategist that recently served as the National Director of Public Engagement for Senator Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign.

Alencia talked with Hip-Politics about her journey and how she has become one of the nation’s leading voices and champions for Black women. Alencia also discusses her latest venture, the founding of 1063 West Broad, a social impact agency specializing in the intersection of culture, impact and purpose.

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