This week's guest is Scotty Raps.  He is a battle rap MC, the owner of the battle rap league Houston Bar Code, and the founder of a number of other businesses.  We speak with him about Houston's love for battle rap, what gave him his start in rap, how he plans of diversifying his brands, the support of the local rap community and more. 

This week's guest is John Fuggin Dough. The MC has made his mark in Houston by blending the sounds of Texas and Louisiana. We speak with him about his latest album, his yearly festival, the impact covid has had on creation this year, the shifting landscape in Houston and more. 

This week's guest is Derryk Rhodes. He is a producer, engineer, and owner of Black Label Music. We speak with him about the music industry in Houston and abroad, his start in the industry, the importance of Houston, and what he and Black Label can do for artists. 

This week's guest is Godbody Bingo.  He's a northside MC that recently released his album Off The Books, an ode to his part of town.  We speak with him about the focus, or lack of, that the Northside of Houston gets in the media, the work that went into crafting his album, why he feels his skills on the mic are so important, and more.  

Our guest this week is one half of The Smush Bros, M's Up Milo. We speak with him about the duo's latest release, performing at 713 Day, putting on your own shows, and more. 

This week's episode features returning guest Rob Gullatte. He speaks with us about starting a new business during the pandemic and the unlikely path that led him to selling fried rice.  We also speak about his last album The Tortoise Theory, food deserts in the community, how financial and health stability is affecting his new album, and more. 

This week's guest is writer and online editor for Radio One, Brandon Caldwell.  We speak with him about his start during the blog era with his startup, A Day And A Dream, what sparked his interest in writing, moving into his position at 97.9, and more.

This week's guest is Shelby Stewart.  She is a writer for the Houston Chronicle and the founder of the Houston Hip Hop Museum.  We speak with her about how she got her start in writing, her decision to start a museum about Houston Hip Hop, the deep musical history here in Houston, and more.

This week's guest is Brian Hobbs.  He is the manager of former guest Doeman DYNA and the Music Festival Programing Manager for SXSW. We speak with him about what was going on the day Austin canceled the festival due to COVID, what made him decide to go into music management, the shift that happens when you have to manage an artist, who is the greatest team in baseball, and more.

This week's episode features returning guest Tony Dark.  We speak with him about his new album, The Legend of DB Looper, his newest addition to the family, what it's like getting back outside after this last year, and more.