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#NW3RADIO closed out 2014 with a bang. With Dharmic back home in Boston, Peter was joined by good friend and talent agent Jon Moskowitz, and they spread some holiday cheer with banter and all of the hits from past to present. 2015 promises to be even better.

#NW3RADIO closed out 2014 with a bang. With Dharmic back home in Boston, Peter was joined by good friend and talent agent Jon Moskowitz, and they spread some holiday cheer with banter and all of the hits from past to present. 2015 promises to be even better.

DJ Premier and Royce Da 5'9" have been everywhere to promote their new PRhyme album, but their #NW3Radio interview was different. We talked about:

- Rakim getting arrested the first time they ever performed together.

- Gang Starr being offered $2 million to perform at Rock The Bells.

- Headquarterz Studios shutting down at the end of the year.

- Spending time with Guru's son.

And that's just a few of the topics. It's a very honest, somewhat introspective conversation between the two of them, and an absolute honor to get them in the studio.

Early on in our #NW3RADIO run, Peter and I got to sit down with the legendary Brent Rollins. We talked to him about his come up from doing logos for Spike Lee to his current work at the top of the game over at Complex. He also kicked some crazy knowledge: like that time Mark Ronson used to write for Ego Trip. Must listen

Last night we were joined by Hectah, graphic designer and animator who works on projects for Mass Appeal, Okayplayer, and others. We talked about Stress Magazine, that time Wu-Tang Clan performed on Rikers Island, and some of his most recent projects. Of course, Emily Oberg also joined the cypher, and we talked about the recent developments with Bobby Shmurda.

Two separate sets of guests on a very spontaneous night of radio. We started out with Frank Pinello, owner of Best Pizza, who talked about the bold statement for his restaurant and how hip-hop ties into his brand. After he left, we had Natasha Diggs from Mobile Mondays come through to spin 45s and talk about vinyl, parties, and Eric Garner.

For Thanksgiving, we invited Kosha Dillz and Emily Oberg to talk about what's been going on in their lives and to share their stories about coming up in the scene. Plus, we had to find out their definition of what a "struggle rapper" really is.

This week, Peter and Dharmic sat down with Detroit's Black Milk to talk about leaving the D, opening up for Lloyd Banks for his first ever concert, and the infamous "No Fly Zone." Brownsville's I.O.D. also came to the station to talk about ebola, both the pandemic and his most recent song.

Peter and Dharmic sat down with Nick Onken and talked about his entry into the podcasting world, shooting photographs for Justin Bieber (among other people), and traveling all over the world. He also gave some wisdom and advice about becoming an entrepreneur from a creative space. The insight from this episode was amazing. Some jewels were definitely dropped.

Once again, Peter and I were joined by our home girl Emily Oberg. Together, we welcomed Duckwrth, a talented rapper from South Central by way of San Francisco. Now living in New York, he's getting ready to release an album with The Kickdrums, who made a very rare cameo midway through the show. Of course, we had to put Duckwrth on the spot, and he killed his "Three Is The Magic Number" segment. We ended the show by taking some calls from the people. Shout out to our new trivia segment.

#NW3RADIO is for the people! Keep it locked every Wednesday night from 9PM - 10:30PM.