On the Way Down

In this episode: Rapper/singer Bonnie Blue talks about her recent tour through Europe and Asia, wanting to die sometimes, coronavirus, drugs, cringing at your old music, etc. We also get kinda shit faced. By kinda shit faced I mean very shit faced. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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In this episode: Rapper Theez talks about looking like a member of every ethnic group except the one he actually belongs to, girls who actually like the sight of dicks, rappers who suck at rapping, and the time we traveled together to SXSW in Austin, TX. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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In this episode: Acclaimed street photographer Rawfile talks about developing relationships with homeless people through street photography, a few times it went wrong, photo credit, and he gives me the backstory of a few specific photos. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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In this episode: Rapper/producer Cookbook talks about being Puerto Rican in LA/NY/PR, working with will.i.am, the Pigeon John/LA Symphony dynamic, three ways to piss while wearing basketball shorts, 360 deals and more. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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In this episode I talk about my resistance toward podcasting, being in the dark place, giving my grandparents CBD, etc.

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In this episode: Rapper/producer/YouTuber/author and all around creative force Curtiss King talks about working with Nipsey Hussle, the process of writing his book, and a ton of other gems such as the power of routine, how waking up early can fix many of your problems, the importance of reading, struggle rap, diet and exercise, and as much else as we could fit into the 2 and a half hours we spent together. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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In this episode: Rapper/singer/songwriter DEVMO talks about her creative process and how allowing heartbreak to take the wheel can sometimes craft the most meaningful songs, even songs that are fun to listen to. We also discuss coming out to her parents, gay rappers, Lizzo playing the flute, SXSW, and we obviously couldn't go an hour without talking ladies. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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In this episode: Accomplished photographer/videographer NERV talks about how being a convicted felon forced him to make a living with photography by limiting his options in the workforce. We also talk about his growing collection of tattoos and how his grandparent feel about them, working with Kobe Bryant, shooting porn, and a ton of photo nerd shit. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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In this episode: Rapper Noa James opens up abouthis rocky childhood spent bouncing around between group homes, being left in the care of drug dealers as collateral for his mother's drug transactions, his mother's imprisonment, his father's deportation, and his grandmother's grace. We also touch on his relentless mission to conquer his health - both physical and mental. And he prefers Martin over Fresh Prince. The video version of this episode is available on YouTube.

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