San Francisco legend Baldhead Rick tells Dregs One about his experience in the Bay Area rap scene after seeing his brother Cougnut rise to fame and his friend Cellski selling tapes in Lakeview, the neighborhood they all grew up in. Baldhead's very first song was with his group UNLV on Master P's classic compilation, West Coast Bad Boyz. From there, Baldhead was featured on hundreds of songs, albums and compilations, including 17 Reasons on Goldtoes' Black-N-Brown Entertainment. Along the way, Baldhead shares stores about encountering E-40, B-Legit, RBL Posse, and Totally Insane. Since Cougnut's passing in 2001, Baldhead has worked to keep his brother's legacy alive.

Black C sits down with Dregs One to discuss his early days in San Francisco, the rise of turf violence in Hunters Point, and the creation of RBL Posse. From making and selling his own tapes to hitting billboard and signing major label deals, Black C has been through the ups and downs of the rap game. Along the way he tragically lost two group mates, Mr. Cee and Hitman. He's never given up and continued to build RBL's legacy, collaborating with other Bay Area legends such as Cougnut, Dre Dog, Master P, Cellski and Totally Insane. Black C also gives his thoughts on the current state of SF rap, including new stars like Larry June who has a deep connection to RBL Posse.

Joined by co-producer Scino, Dregs One kicks of the History of the Bay Podcast by answering audience questions on the Bay Area's role in hip-hop, graffiti culture, skateboarding, the rave scene, punk rock, and much more.