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The one and only photographer Ray Neutron joins the show to discuss his work

Kevin Garcia joined the show to compare notes on ministry in the hood and songs about the hood, specifically Freddie Gibbs' "Forever and a Day" and Smoke DZA's "Morals".

Action Bronson gets a breakdown from a Christian perspective on this week's show as Sam and Cray look at the offensive rapper's self described insecurities.

After checking back in with the state of justice in Ferguson, Sam and Cray listen to “T.R.O.Y.” by Pete Rock and CL Smooth. The classic track helps them reminisce about their own past, and frames a positive synthesis of the past toward future hopes that should be familiar to Christians who take seriously God’s promise of generational love. Read the full article...

Joshua Powell and the Great Train Robbery’s album, Alyosha, is a current CAPC Members Only offering and the man himself joined Cray to discuss his music. He also dropped fascinating thoughts on how his faith and literary leanings shape his understanding of hip hop music and Kanye West. Members can download Joshua Powell’s album, Alyosha and you can keep up with Joshua’s work on Facebook. Read the full article...

Sam and Cray continue to examine 'The Life of Pablo' from Kanye West and delve into the persona of Kanye himself.

Sam and Cray dive into Ultralight Beam on 'The Life of Pablo" from Kanye West. Does the song illuminate the rest of the album in a gospel-centric light?

After catching up with some news from around hip hop, Sam and Cray cover Kanye West's latest album-related antics.

Sam and Cray take a look at what Kanye West has been up to, discussing the 2015 non-album releases and the upcoming 'Swish'.