Rappers Over Thirty

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  • ROT 004 Uncelebrated Rap Pioneers of Harlem with Da Prince Devine and Big Bee
    In this episode:
    The “Rappers Over Thirty” podcast host “Imp the Great” talks about the need to stop eating beef and how everyone including black business needs to support black business. He also explains the importance of having a central hub outside of social networks for you works, products, services and the importance of having an email list.
    The guests "Da Prince Devine" and "Big Bee" are two uncelebrated rap pioneers from Harlem, New York. They share exciting stories from as early as 1977 when a young "Devine" first took the mic and started rapping. The two give their insight on diet, health, exercise, the police, new music, and their experiences with many rap legends and legendary venues in New York City. Several of their songs are also played on this episode.
    The songs of the day are:
    It’s Alright by Devine The Prince
    Harlem Fly by Devine The Prince, Big Bee and KIOS (Remix by Spice Curry)
    Da Prince is Here - Da Prince Devine
    The special guest of the day are Harlem's own "Da Prince Devine and Big Bee.
    For more information on "Da Prince Devine" visit his https://youtu.be/MohZkohONmY (YouTube Channel Here):
    For more information on "Big Bee" visit his https://youtu.be/r0jgmw2dzDg (YouTube Channel Here:)
    Links to other music we discussed in R.O.T episode #4
    Spoonie G - Godfather of Hip Hop [Explicit] - https://amzn.to/2WpG4tU (Click Here)
    Kool Moe D - How You Like Me Now - https://amzn.to/2J3LXtW (Click Here)
    Teddy Riley - The Very Best of Guy - https://amzn.to/3pgq4XV (Click Here)
    Eddie Cheba - Looking Good Shake Ya Body - https://amzn.to/2LJuojH (Click Here)
    LL Cool J - Radio - https://amzn.to/3gXcXI5 (Click Here)
    Episode #4 of "Rappers Over Thirty" was sponsored by “From Rap To Film”
    "From Rap To Film" is a video subscription channel owned and operated by Steven "Imp The Great" Laws. The channel hosts original short films, documentaries, interviews, and Imp's music catalog (past, present, and future) all for $19.99 per year.
    By subscribing to the channel you get a great deal on exclusive films, music, and help support the free podcast "Rappers Over Thirty".
    Subscribe Now! http://www.fromraptofilm.com/ (www.FromRapToFilm.com)
    Support the "Rappers Over Thirty Podcast" with Cash App
    https://cash.app/$RappersOverThirty (https://cash.app/$RappersOverThirty)
    2 hr 9 min
  • ROT 003 Black 365 with Professor Jamaal Brown
    In this episode:
    The “Rappers Over Thirty” podcast host “Imp the Great” talks about the need to stop eating processed foods and its relation to diabetes. He urges people to pre-plan and prep meals and learn to cook healthy alternatives to their favorite overly processed foods.
    Imp then has a serious conversation with scholar, educator, speaker, leader and graduate of "Les Brown’s Professional Speaking Training" Professor Jamaal Brown. The two discuss how Jamaal's basketball dreams were halted by heart surgery, his decision to chose books and education opposed to gangs, drugs, and entertainment.
    The two also discuss slavery, Black Wall Street, community involvement, the "Black 365 Calendar" and the other educational products available on Jamaal's website.
    For more information on "Professor Jamaal Brown" visit http://www.Black365.com (www.Black365.com)
    The song of the day is: “Prison for Profit” by Imp The Great. The song is featured on "Old Dogs New Tricks" available at http://www.fromraptofilm.com/ (www.FromRapToFilm.com)
    Other music, films and books mentioned in R.O.T episode #3
    https://amzn.to/3oFht0q (From The Browder Files Volume II: Survival Strategies for Africans In America "13 Steps to Freedom)
    https://amzn.to/3gzuV3d (From the Browder File: 22 Essays on the African American Experience)
    https://amzn.to/3oFiGVw (Back When I Didn't Know no Better: the Ghetto Wonder years (Volume 1) by Joey Covington)
    https://amzn.to/37TjwHt (A Donny Hathaway Collection)
    https://amzn.to/3gIwGuT (The Assailant)
    Episode #3 of "Rappers Over Thirty" was sponsored by “From Rap To Film”
    "From Rap To Film" is a video subscription channel owned and operated by Steven "Imp The Great" Laws. The channel hosts original short films, documentaries, interviews, and Imp's music catalog (past, present, and future) all for $19.99 per year.
    By subscribing to the channel you get a great deal on exclusive films, music, and help support the free podcast "Rappers Over Thirty".
    Subscribe Now! http://www.FromRapToFilm.com (www.FromRapToFilm.com)
    For inquiries and sponsorship opportunities email RappersOverThirty AT GMAIL
    Support the "Rappers Over Thirty Podcast" with Cash App
    https://cash.app/$RappersOverThirty (https://cash.app/$RappersOverThirty)
    1 hr 56 min
  • ROT 002 A Way Of Life with Ellay Khule
    In this episode:
    The “Rappers Over Thirty” podcast host “Imp the Great” shares a few eating, exercise, music business, and killing Willie Lynch Syndrome tips. He tells a few stories about his special guest "Ellay Khule" before playing the pre-recorded interview.
    The song played on this episode are “https://amzn.to/3qqaaeA (Cheated Death)” and "https://amzn.to/3qqaaeA (PEACE)" by Ellay Khule. Both songs are featured on the "https://amzn.to/3qqaaeA (Speech Therapy)" album available https://amzn.to/3qqaaeA (here).
    See "https://youtu.be/SVO0iE_oFSs (Cheated Death)" music video https://youtu.be/SVO0iE_oFSs (here).
    Ellay Khule a.k.a Rifleman is an emcee vet in the rap game. As a solo artist and a member of the groups "Hip Hop Klcan" and "Goodlife Bullyz" he's still relevant after years of hard work.
    Originating from the "GoodLife" and "Project Blowed" open-mic nights in Los Angeles. This emcee has released over twenty solo projects and has a multitude of guest appearances and group projects.
    Ellay Khule can produce, mix, and master music. He directs music videos and works on short films. He's launched a music and apparel company "Cali Classics" a fashion and lifestyle brand.
    For more information on "Ellay Khule" visit http://www.EllayKhule.com (www.EllayKhule.com)
    Episode #2 of "Rappers Over Thirty" was sponsored by http://www.fromraptofilm.com/ (“From Rap To Film”)
    "From Rap To Film" is a video subscription channel owned and operated by Steven "Imp The Great" Laws. The channel hosts original short films, documentaries, interviews, and Imp's music catalog (past, present, and future) all for $19.99 per year.
    By subscribing to the channel you get a great deal on exclusive films, music, and help support the free podcast "Rappers Over Thirty".
    Subscribe Now! http://www.fromraptofilm.com/ (www.FromRapToFilm.com)
    2 hr 1 min
  • ROT 001 Introduction with Alonzo Williams
    In this episode:
    The “Rappers Over Thirty” podcast host “Imp the Great” tells the listeners what “Rappers Over ‘Thirty” is all about. He explains the ongoing topics (Health, Artists Relevancy, Rap Music Business, Bettering the black community, and Willie Lynch Syndrome).
    The song of the day was “https://amzn.to/3fMFnUu (30 and Up)” by Aceyalone, and the guest interview was “The West Coast Godfather of Hip Hop” Alonzo “Lonzo” Williams.
    Alonzo “Lonzo” Williams is the undisputed Godfather of West Coast Hip-Hop with an entertainment career spanning over fifty years.
    As a DJ, record producer, and leader of the World Class Wreckin’ Cru; Lonzo is also credited with launching the careers of some of the most notable names in hip-hop. Some of which include N.W.A (Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, D.J. Yella, Eazy E.), Michel’le, DJ Battlecat, Rodney-O and Joe Cooley, The LA Dream Team, and Compton’s Most Wanted, just to name a few.
    Lonzo and Imp discuss the R.O.T ongoing topics and Lonzo reveals some never heard before stories.
    For more information on “Lonzo” visit http://www.lonzowilliams.com (www.lonzowilliams.com) and www.LryicalRevolution.org
    His paperback book “https://amzn.to/2VDbtZI (Not Without Alonzo)" (The History of West Coast Hip Hop) is available https://amzn.to/2VdwTfP (here).
    The song of the day: “https://amzn.to/3fMFnUu (30 and Up)” by Aceyalone is available https://amzn.to/3fMFnUu (here).
    http://www.fromraptofilm.com (“From Rap To Film”) was this episodes sponsor. It’s Imp’s streaming-video-on-demand-channel that features documentaries, short films, and the filmed interviews from my R.O.T. podcast . Its video content you can’t get anywhere else for just $19.99 a year.
    Help me keep bringing you dope shows by subscribing to the streaming video on demand channel at http://www.FromRapToFilm.com (www.FromRapToFilm.com) - Imp The Great
    Join R.O.T email list http://www.RappersOverThirty.com (www.RappersOverThirty.com)
    Support the "Rappers Over Thirty Podcast" with Cash App
    https://cash.app/$RappersOverThirty (https://cash.app/$RappersOverThirty)
    1 hr 29 min

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The Rappers Over Thirty (R.O.T) podcast is a supportive, motivational rap podcast for hip hop underground artists over thirty. It features music interviews, hip hop album reviews, healthy hip hop living, fanbase building, rap music business networking, and an underground hip hop radio station that plays new rap songs.