Episode 35 is a brief history and scoring of Def Squad's Keith Murray (1994) and underground Leak Brother, Tame One (1994) as we near the final year of the Golden Era of hip hop.

Episode 34 is a brief history, background, and scoring on Brooklyn's King, The Notorious B.I.G. (1994) who is widely considered the greatest rapper of all time, and fellow Bad Boy stablemate, Craig Mack (1994) as we get closer to the last year of the Golden Era of hip hop.

Episode 33 is a brief history and scoring of Big Mike (1994) and Coolio (1994) as we continue on in 1994, nearing the end of the Golden Age of hip hop.

Episode 32 is a brief history and scoring of Brooklyns Jeru The Damaja (1994) and G-Funk pioneer Warren G (1994) as we continue on in 1994, nearing the end of the Golden Age of hip hop.

Episode 31 is a brief history and scoring of Brooklyns Jeru The Damaja (1994) and G-Funk pioneer Warren G (1994) as we continue on in 1994, still in the golden age of hip hop. 

Episode 30 is a brief history and scoring of both members of southern hip hop duo, Outkast (1994) as we continue on in the golden era of hip hop.

Episode 29 is a brief history and scoring of young Staten Island native, Wu Tang affiliate, Shyheim (1994) and QB's Nas (1994) as we continue on in the Golden Era of hip hop. 

Episode 28 is a brief history and scoring of Timbo King (1994) and Lil Fame & Billy Danze of M.O.P. (1994) as we continue on in the Golden Era of hip hop.

Episode 27 is a brief history and scoring of Wyclef Jean, Lauryn Hill, and Pras Michel of New Jersey hip hop group, the Fugees (1994) who happen to be the first hip hop album I personally ever owned. They are also the first artists out to start off a new year in the podcast, 1994. 

Episode 26 is a brief history and scoring of Snoop Dogg (1993) and Mac Dre (1993) as we continue on in the Golden Era of hip hop.