In episode 14, we dive into the historic congressional hearings on reparations. Will this mean anything or is this the start of a process that is going lead to Black folks getting a check. We also celebrate and explore hip hop legend, Scarface aka Brad Jordan, and his run for city council in Houston.

We sat down with the Maryland Democratic Party Communication Director Arinze Ifekauche to talk 2020 cycle and what candidates need to do to match the authentic energy of the electorate. We also get into a heated debate over which Outkast album was the best and most important.

This week's conversation and guest was so good, we gave you an extra 30 minutes!

We titled this weeks episode after the seminal album by one of the most legendary groups in Hip Hop - The Geto Boys. We discuss the farewell tour of the Southern Hip Hop pioneers 'The Geto Boys' along with diving into the proposed legalization of recreational marijuana in Washington DC. We give our 2020 presidential election update and review Logic's new album and collaboration with Will Smith. #LevelUp

Hip-Politics podcast is back with a special guest, veteran millennial political strategist and top political advisor - Waikinya Clanton. Waikinya is the newly appointed senior advisor to the chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). We explore how the Democratic party is defining and spreading their message in the age of Trump. Wakinya also discusses how the Hip Hop community can engage with the political process and she even gives her top 5. We honor the life and legacy of the 1st Hip Hop Hollywood director, John Singleton.

This week we discuss:

High drama in the 1ST 100 days of Congress....

The world stopped for the NIPSEY HUSSLE Memorial

We finally agree on something... the 2020 Democratic SLEEPER PICK

And guess what???? >>>>> ANDERSON .PAAK ALBUM IS FIYYYAAAHHH!!!!!

Episode 8 of Hip-Politics podcast. We discuss the life, impact, and tragic passing of Grammy Nominated Hip-Hop artist Nipsey Hussle. We also discuss if 2020 presidential candidates were pandering to Black folks and Al Sharpton at the 2019 National Action Network (NAN) Conference.