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Promoter and Jill of all trades Tash Money comes thru and talks about the night life, past , present and future. Recent police shootings,vaccine talk, Dmx and his masters, and the User bucks are also discussed.

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Hailing all the way from Lawrence Massachussets the songstress comes thru the Stu to chat with us.

We in NYC and we quickly find out that this is Kreature’s world and we are just living it. He talks his music, his images, performances, and women on leashes.

All the way from NYC Masked faces talks about his platform and life as a videographer

Prince Wiser stops by our NYC studio space for an incredible interview. We talk his influences, how he’s been navigating thru the music scene but remaining true to himself, and he drops some gems along the way. Independent artists, this episode is for you!

Rico Kartel comes thru and talks his distribution deal, how time being bars helped him become a better writer, and how it’s important to have a team and move on the same page. A lot of gems was dropped!

Representing Boston, Massachusetts Hero the Emcee comes to our side of town to kick it with the crew. Mike kicks off the episode by asking everyone about Lil Nas X’s boob job. We talk his favorite emcees, how he was introduced to Hip Hop, and his Bars Over Media network among other things

One of our best episodes of the year and it’s only February. Maximillian Souls stops by for a 2 hr conversation, and it’s worth every minute. Max talks about his inspiration for starting a podcast and filling the spaces that need to be filled in the New England music scene. We debate whether music or skills are subjective. Macway has a couple verzuz hot takes regarding Ginuwine, Usher, and Chris Brown. And of course we couldn’t forget Gorilla Glue girl!

From Virginia to New England, Nasty Nile comes to our side of the world to talk his peace. The crew talk yes men, quality over quantity and Bow Wow putting out a tell all album. Mike nearly loses his mind when Nile reveals he’s a hookah connoisseur. Nile also talks about his sound and what is his reception like in New England.