In a two-part podcast, this week the crew sits with Richmond native Monday Night and talks about his latest project as well as his projections for the rest of 2021. After an interview in hour 1 Monday stuck around for a second part and discussed the recent developments in the case of At'Taysia Dye as well as the ideology of our responsibility to protect the women in our lives (56:00). As usual, the cast dissects the newest music releases and breakdown recent developments in hip hop industry and culture.

Kicking off in a new reocrding space, the cast comes together again after a slow news week to discuss the latest viral conversations. They address Boosie's comments on Lori Harvey's Dating life as well as B. Simone's take on womens' unwillingness to match the men they want. Celebrity dating and couples sparked a hefty amount of dialogue. Music still creeps its way to spark debate though with the freshman class of 2003 specifically being held under a microscope.

An icy weekend in Richmond has the crew down to 3 members this episode. Bee, Chevaux, and Raschad catch up and go over upcoming Valentine's Day plans (08:30) before breaking down music released during the shows hiatus (15:00). Bee leads a review of HollyBlocks Shark Report then dives into rumors of stolen music between Cardi B's new hit "Up" and Saweetie's "Best Friend" (22:40). T.I.'s recent accusations were put up for speculation and debate (47:50).

Finally back from our hiatus the pod crew catches up with each other, discusses recent events like the current tik-tok challenges, vaccines, and the culture of twitter. 

Today's pod features special guest Rasheed Payne (@inaneclouds). The guys discuss the podcast and their connected business ventures as well as Rasheed's artistic endeavors. Heavy discussions about visions of the future was followed by plenty of lighthearted banter. Happy Thanksgiving to all of our listeners!

This week theres a long list of new music to review including Chevaux's new EP "Foreword." The cast discusses the rap games connection to street culture and the disconnect between the social media comment sections and real life. There's more than enough news and plenty of jokes on this episode of O.S.S.

Rapper, singer, and "Lick The Rapper" host Imani Blair (@imaniblair) joins the crew on this episode as they discuss exploring new sexual territories. New music included Manzi's new release "Meet Me There" as well as recent and upcoming local drops. They tackle the topics of being a woman in the entertainment industry and all the weeks news all with a fresh new perspective from some lively guests. 

This week the crew sends prayers and condolences for the most recent losses to the culture. With little music to discuss, the conversation centered around the election and modern political climate. Votes are still being counted, drugs were decriminalized in Oregon, and GOATs are being dumped for supporting trump.

This week the crew goes over the long list of new music releases, and give synopsis and hot takes of the 2020 BET awards. Chad and Joe have a mini versus for T.I. and Jeezy. Political updates and point of views are exchanged as well as some scathing jokes.

Drake got peed on, Trump wilding as usual, Do women apply pressure? WHO IS YUNG CHEEKS? Find out today on OSS. Also we got new music reviews too because you know, we are a "Music" podcast.