This week on Poetic Justice Cody & Pearson start off the New Year by burying 2020 in the past discussing Eminem's newest release: Music To Be Murdered By - Side B, the second half to his Early 2020 release: Music To Be Murdered By. Then Cody & Pearson discuss whether or not if modern hip-hop/rap music will have the same nostalgia on vinyl like the music from the original vinyl era does today. 

This week on Poetic Justice Cody & Pearson reunite to discuss new music with Kid Cudi's long awaited Man on the Moon III: The Chosen, along with Jack Harlow's debut album, That's What They All Say. 

This week on Poetic Justice Pearson is out of the studio, so Cody goes solo with returning guest, Marvin, to discuss what they believe are their Top 10 Features of 2020 from Hip-Hop/Rap. 

This week on Poetic Justice hosts Cody & Pearson dissect No Ceilings 3, discuss the Grammys and their lack of deserving nominees and then to close they debate what we should expect from Kendrick Lamar heading into 2021 after his recent feature on "Look Over Your Shoulder" by: Busta Rhymes. 

This week on Poetic Justice hosts Cody & Pearson sit down to discuss and debate what they each believe the Top 5 Hip-Hop/Rap AOTY to date. 

This week on Poetic Justice hosts Cody & Pearson catch back up after being off for a couple weeks by reviewing some headlines, discussing the new Pluto x Baby Pluto, from Future and Lil Uzi and MGK's new album, Tickets to My Downfall. To wrap up the guys discuss & debate who they think is more key to creating music; the Artist or the Producer. 

This week on Poetic Justice hosts Cody & Pearson with special guest, Marvin, go heavy for this episode stacking Dreamville artists vs. T.D.E. artists 1 vs. 1 to have the guys discuss and debate who they'd choose. 

This week on Poetic Justice hosts Cody & Pearson have a special guest on the show who is an avid listener and long time friend of Cody's, Marvin. The guys jump right in by discussing T.I. vs. Jeezy's Verzuz that was announced, Spillage Village's Tiny Desk Performance and then they dissect some New Music with Joyner Lucas's new album, Evolution. 

This week on Poetic Justice Cody & Pearson talk New Music from Black Thought, Benny The Butcher and T.I. Then Cody has a Hot Take on News revolving Reason's recent album New Beginnings and then to wrap up the guys go Behind the Bars with Cantrell's "Understand" from Devil Never Even Lived.

This week on Poetic Justice hosts Cody & Pearson reunite after a brief week off to discuss some headlines in music over the past week and then dissect Reason's new album, New Beginnings.