In this episode, the guys discuss hip-hop's currently most popular sub-genre "trap rap." This sound originated from Atlanta, Georgia and has expanded as a worldwide phenomenon in the music industry. Topics of discussion include trap's pioneers, the artists that are carrying the torch as well as the music's impact.

This year has been slow for new releases but as the summer approaches, artists are starting to deliver. In this episode, the guys review the new albums from DJ Khaled, YG, Tyler the Creator, Denzel Curry and Beast Coast. Find out who they think dropped the worst and best album in the past month.

Known for his unique sound and dark aesthetic, Paris Louis is one of Montréal's most original hip-hop artists. For this episode the guys had a chance to talk to Paris about his musical progression, including his new impressive EP entitled "Lonely Star." Other interesting topics of discussion include clout chasing in today's era as well as the effects that Montréal's language barrier has on certain artists.

In this episode the guys had a chance to connect with Montréal artist and visionary, JT Soul. After dropping consistent melodic bangers, JT discusses his journey from the start, all the way up to the release of his upcoming anticipated project entitled "Goodbye, Lightspeed."

In this episode, the guys had the pleasure of having a hip-hop production talk with professional producer " The Black Edge." The hosts focus on the very popularized trap wave that has taken over the mainstream, while also discussing psychedelic beat making.

In this episode the guys show some love to hip hop's most prolific figure, Dr. Dre. The conversation is centered around his accomplishments starting with N.W.A and expanding to The Chronic and 2001, which solidified his spot as hip hop's greatest producer.

For this week's episode the guys have a conversation about the return of ScHoolboy Q. This is his fifth studio album and his first since his 2016 LP Blank Face. The hype for new Q has never been so strong, but does he live up to it?

This episode contains Not For Radio's Top 10 Hip-Hop Albums from 2010 up until the present day. These albums have had an immense influence on the game and many of them can and will be regarded as classics.

In this episode the guys look back on the impact that Nipsey Hussle had on not only his community but the landscape of hip-hop. Other topics of interest include Anderson Paak's new album  "Ventura," the controversial Cardi B situation as well as the reemergence of Lil Uzi Vert.

In this episode the guys discuss the legacy and impact that Nipsey Hussle had on the hip-hop landscape. Other topics of interest include Anderson Paak's Ventura Album, the  Cardi B situation, as well as Lil Uzi Vert's reemergence.