This week, Michael talks new Danny Brown and dares you to claim that you have lived that Atrocity Exhibition life. Then he chats about the new Homeboy Sandman & Aesop Rock Ep, Lice 2. And finally he chats about 'backpack rap' and complains about young people ruining sh*t. Rate. Review. Engage. Enjoy!

This week, Austin and Troy discuss modern day political cynicism in relation to its ancient roots. What are the differences? Is cynicism virtuous? Plus, Austin rants about how bored he is with the present election cycle in the US, Troy recommends two Quixotic musical artists, and the duo bullsh*t about Oktoberfest. And as always, Michael drops by to talk the week in hip hop.

Mick Jenkins' new album is out! Michael chats about which tracks are his favorites, places the album within the larger context of recent Chicago hip hop, and chats about how Mick Jenkins gets a little Social Gospel-ly. Plus, he chats about Tribe and Danny Brown for like 2 secs. Enjoy!

You know how people say "Knowledge is power"? Yeah, most of the time, they don't really know what the f*ck that means. This week, the dudes chat about what power is in relation to knowledge. Plus, Troy rants about how 'Tweetle-dumb', Donald Trump Jr. has tweeted himself into a corner by using a dumbass analogy comparing Skittles to beings with human rights... yeah, this could be a dude in the 'first family'. Austin chats about his deja vu experience. And the duo share their #threefictionalcharacters for the other. And as always, Michael rounds out the episode w/"This Week in Hip Hop" where he chats about Mick Jenkins newest release and some other sh*t. Engage, review, rate, etc, etc... Enjoy!

In this episode, Michael chats about Mac Miller's newest release: the vagina heavy, The Divine Feminine. He also discusses new tracks by the Cool Kids, NxWorries (Anderson .Paak & Knxowldge collab), and riffs on Cudi throwing some shade at Kanye and Drake.

In this episode, we get a little philosophical and chat about free will and determinism, and suggest the problems of both positions. Plus, Austin Rants about child actors, Troy recommends the FX show Atlanta, and the duo bullsh*t about the Emmy's. And of course, Michael brings us the weekly news from the world of hip hop. He talks new Mac Miller, Kid Cudi calling out Drake and Kanye, and more.

This week, Michael talks about Tyga being signed to G.O.O.D Music and music/style pioneers The Cool Kids.

This week, we welcome activist Tom Airey, who is presently embedded within We the People of Detroit's fight for water affordability in Detroit. We chat about his view of prophetic Christianity and how it inspires his life and ministry, as well as learn about a volatile issue that has flown mostly under the radar but that is ravaging urban communities in Detroit. Plus, Troy rants about Neil deGrasse Tyson's 'Rationalia', Austin recommends Sing Street, and the two bullsh*t about the new iPhone 7 and the possibility of getting stock in the Sun. And in 'This Week in Hip Hop' Michael talks about Tyga being signed by G.O.O.D. and raves about the cutting edge of The Cool Kids. For more info on the Detroit Water Crisis: wethepeopleofdetroit.com | radicaldiscipleship.net | bcm-net.org

In this episode of TWIHH, Michael Burns talks about Isaiah Rashad's latest, the genius of Homeboy Sandman, recommends some Twitter accounts to follow and more.

This week, Michael Burns joins Austin and Troy to talk about hip hop's political and social significance. The conversation also veers off into discussions about Colin Kaepernick, Lena Dunham and Odell Beckham Jr, and more. Plus, Austin rants about how impatient people are and Troy shares a crazy conspiracy that could shake the very foundations of the Christian tradition. Subscribe, listen, review, rate, enjoy, engage, etc, etc :)