Want more mix? Gimme more mix more. (the hidden mixtape)

Bonus Material! Gimme some more: more money, more cars, more cribs, more Rap of Ages!

Last call for season one. We take a quick look back to recap what we've covered, what we didn't, and what's in store for season two.

For all the sound editors, podcasters, and Wu family out there. This one's for you.

Big Pun broke down doors for latino hip hop. But what Kanye owes to Otis, Pun owes to Celia Cruz, bachata, salsa, y más. Para toda mi gente latina. ¡Vive la raza!

In our season finale, we cover hip-hop's biggest Latino recording artist, (Big Pun intended!). Still Not a Player proves that sometimes the clean version is better than the dirty version, and that the Boogie Down Bronx still misses Christopher Lee Rios. Come learn how Big Pun broke down wall for latinos in hip-hop, and how his influence on the rap game still looms large more than 18 years after his death. RIP Pun.

Wu-Tang would have wanted this...we think... just listen through.

From the Rap Olympics to Labi Siffre beats, when Andre Young met Marshall Mathers, hip-hop changed forever.

If a rapper doesn't say his name on a track, does he exist? #DJTurntable

Hi Kids! Did you know that My Name Is is one of the most important tracks in rap history? Listen to us and do exactly what we did. Take a closer look at the incredible story of how Marshall Mathers met Andre Young, and how a ornery white boy from Detroit changed the game.