Idris Goodwin and Kevin Coval are back talking about culture, hip hop and everything in between.

This week, the duo look toward the youth in hip hop, particularly Keedron Bryant's new album. Bryant is a 12-year-old boy who wrote a song in the advent of the murder of George Floyd this summer.

Can you believe we are already 20 episodes in? We definitely cannot. But after 20 weeks of giving us their best conversations on hip hop, culture and everything in between, the boys are not slowing down, and don’t plan on it any time soon.

This was a big week in rap and hip hop with artists dropping new tracks and records like the world is ending. Conway the Machine is back with another hit record showing us his versatility. The duo also talk on the importance and resurgence of posse tracks. Lastly, Big Sean drops fresh new album full of features.

Idris Goodwin and Kevin Coval are back to talk about culture, hip hop and everything in between.

This episode, the dynamic duo speak on the mad releases going on in the rap world, from new Vic Mensa to Jay Z's involvement with the NFL, to the Rza's ice cream jingle.

Welcome to another installment conversations of hip hop and culture through the years, Same Old New School!

This week, Idris Goodwin and Kevin Coval sit down to talk about hip hop duo Felt and their upcoming fourth album "Felt 4 U."

Idris Goodwin and Kevin Coval are back talking about all things hip hop, culture and everything in between.

This week, the duo talk about the social unrest and injustice that has been facing the city of Chicago and the country at large, and the resulting cultural shift happening around the world.

For the first time in SONS history (all fifteen weeks of it), we have another thinker weighing in on this week’s topics! To help the guys break down the new album and subsequent retirement from rapper Logic is their ‘youth correspondent’ Zayd Patel. Also happening in this episode: the “Black Holocaust” video and verse from Locksmith and the powerful speech from Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the floor of the House of Representatives.

This episode is dedicated, almost entirely, to the questions surrounding Judaism in and with the Hip Hop culture and community. After beginning with the recent ViacomCBS firing of Nick Cannon over anti-Semitic comments, Kevin Coval opens up about being a Jewish man and how his own community has existed with and broken away from the Black community.

On this twelfth installment of SONS, Coval and Goodwin dive into graffiti in this moment, Kanye West's newest song (and presidential run), Megan Thee Stallion's new single, and Pop Smoke's posthumous album Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon.

There was a lot to cover this episode and not even a lightning-storm-internet-slowing could hold it all back. From the 2020 remix of “Fight the Power,” to the celebration of Black Thought and The Roots, and Jay-Z’s 24 year anniversary of Reasonable Doubt to Ja Rule’s selling of gyros for Papa Cristo’s Deli, there’s never a shortage of conversation on Same Old New School.

Join Idris Goodwin and Kevin Coval as they discuss how Hip Hop intersects with culture, politics, fashion and more.

This episode, they discuss the Noname/J.Cole feud, how intergenerational issues have appeared in hip hop, and some new tracks to keep an eye out for