This week's guest is producer, instrumentalist, rapper, and singer/song writer Dende.  He released his debut album, DRK MTTR, last year and has been building up a buzz throughout Houston on the strength of his live performances.  We speak with him about his start in Katy, his leaving and eventual return to Texas, his musical inspiration, his new album, and more.  

This week's guest is Houston production pioneer Sean "Solo" Jemison.  He has worked on some notable albums like ESG's Sallin' Da South and Ocean of Funk as well as Lil Keke's debut album Don't Mess wit Texas.  He is also Grammy nominated for his production and composition of Swangin and Bangin which was sampled by Drake for his 2012 hit HYFR.  We speak with Sean about his start in music and his importance in Houston history as well as his plans for the future.

This week's guest is Kareem Daay.  Daay is the creator of the clothing brand Herd of Bison.  Kareem sits down with us to speak on where the idea for the clothing brand originated, where his inspiration comes from when making his pieces, his plans for the future of the brand and more.

This week we sit down with Prophessor Pete & A1Hollywood of Classroom Concerts, a Houston based platform showcasing local talent by connecting them with a live band and an audience.  The duo have put together concerts with artists like Sauce Walka, Bloodbath, Propain, Dante Higgins, Jazz Anderson, Susan Carol, and more.  We speak with Pete and A1 about where the idea for the platform originated, what all goes into putting on one of their shows, and what are their plans for the future. 

WE ARE BACK!  We decided to start of the new year with a bang but when no one returned our calls we just did a Todd & Tubo episode.  All jokes aside  these two are really doing a lot...building up the Things With Todd brand by putting together events and episodes of their show, creating content for Netflix, working with brands like Nike, working with artists like Bun B and Maxo Kream, bringing slabs into the Galleria, DJing, producing, hosting, and a bunch of other stuff.  We've interviewed them separately and this week we have them together.   

This week's guest is Damien Randle, one third of the Houston rap group K-Otix.  He speaks with us about being apart of the first rap group to internationally tour out of Houston, stepping away (and coming back) to he mic, using the skills he learned in his music career to develop into other ventures like Rappers I Know (RIK), and his plans for the future.

This week we sit down with singer/songwriter Lenora and discuss her start singing in the church, her work with the newspaper that her grandparents started, how to get to the Essence Fest after an accident and still be in style, the current project she's putting together, and more...so much more.

This week we sit down with author and poet F. Renee Hamilton.  We talk with her about her childhood growing up on the northside of Houston, the events that led her into the world of poetry and the eventual publishing of her book, An Ode, and what she has in store for the future.