Now You Know Podcast

Another day, another episode without Steve. This time Steve was stuck in the studio with Winnipeg artist and game master Ari, so Anthony and Clement bring you up to date with 3Peat’s latest antics and bring you music from Compton’s Buddy, UK’s J Hus and Cleveland’s Chip The Ripper. The crew talks about the upcoming 2Pac movie and what to expect as well as veer into and quickly out of the topic of feminism, talk about the NBA Finals and *ahem* NHL Hockey, and some other stuff that never made it to tape. Things happen.

Another day, another episode without Steve. This time Steve was stuck in the studio with Winnipeg artist and game master Ari, so Anthony and Clement bring you up to date with 3Peat’s latest antics and bring you music from Compton’s Buddy, UK’s J Hus and Cleveland’s Chip The Ripper. The crew talks about the upcoming 2Pac movie and what to expect as well as veer into and quickly out of the topic of feminism, talk about the NBA Finals and *ahem* NHL Hockey, and some other stuff that never made it to tape. Things happen.

R.I.P Steve. He didn’t die but we’re hoping he's resting peacefully after eating some food that his stomach didn’t agree with. So Anthony and Clement bring to you another episode of Now You Know Podcast. Anthony gives us an inside look into 3 Peat’s trip to Toronto for the Canadian Music Week Festival. And it’s on that trip where Anthony discovered music from Toronto artist Jessie Reyez. Clement introduces us to music from Houston rapper/songwriter Cam Wallace. And they talk about the new Kendrick Lamar album and if it puts him in the all time Top 5 List.

R.I.P Steve. He didn’t die but we’re hoping he's resting peacefully after eating some food that his stomach didn’t agree with. So Anthony and Clement bring to you another episode of Now You Know Podcast. Anthony gives us an inside look into 3 Peat’s trip to Toronto for the Canadian Music Week Festival. And it’s on that trip where Anthony discovered music from Toronto artist Jessie Reyez. Clement introduces us to music from Houston rapper/songwriter Cam Wallace. And they talk about the new Kendrick Lamar album and if it puts him in the all time Top 5 List.

More 'cast for your head top. Now You Know Podcast is back bringing you more chunes new and old including joints from Scoop DeVille, Juelz Santana, and Divine Council. Steve lets us in on some upcoming 3Peat news and the crew talks about a little playlist called More Life and if it's a ploy to get around the Double Album Curse. They also talk about Dave Chappelle’s new specials on HBO and reminisce about he momental year that was 2010.

More 'cast for your head top. Now You Know Podcast is back bringing you more chunes new and old including joints from Scoop DeVille, Juelz Santana, and Divine Council. Steve lets us in on some upcoming 3Peat news and the crew talks about a little playlist called More Life and if it's a ploy to get around the Double Album Curse. They also talk about Dave Chappelle’s new specials on HBO and reminisce about he momental year that was 2010.

Now you know podcast is back without Steve this episode. Steve's taking time off from running and gunning with 3Peat non stop since the top of the year. Anthony and Clement talk about playlists and Anthony’s mistrust of industry’s lean on streaming. Clement brings you ratchet R&B (typical) and Anthony brings you a break beats release from Stones Throw (typical) and they both bring you keys moments from Philly rapper, Freeway.

Now you know podcast is back without Steve this episode. Steve's taking time off from running and gunning with 3Peat non stop since the top of the year. Anthony and Clement talk about playlists and Anthony’s mistrust of industry’s lean on streaming. Clement brings you ratchet R&B (typical) and Anthony brings you a break beats release from Stones Throw (typical) and they both bring you keys moments from Philly rapper, Freeway.

Brian Reed, Holla! The Now You Know crew end the year talking about MTV's "Hottest Rappers of the Year" list and bring new joints by Lloyd Banks, CoolisMac and MF Doom. And on the old tip, joints from sub genre "Trip-Hop" or "pretty white girl voices over hard ass drums" as Clement calls it. Please forgive our digressions, as we forgive those who digress against us.

Brian Reed, Holla! The Now You Know crew end the year talking about MTV's "Hottest Rappers of the Year" list and bring new joints by Lloyd Banks, CoolisMac and MF Doom. And on the old tip, joints from sub genre "Trip-Hop" or "pretty white girl voices over hard ass drums" as Clement calls it. Please forgive our digressions, as we forgive those who digress against us.