Tax Season

We have a special Thanksgiving treat for you. The Queens legend N.O.R.E. stops by and talks growing up in Lefrak, being an advocate for self defense in the hood, if Pun really hit Jay Z with a bottle and why hip hop needs more black executives. This episode was definitely for the culture.

Tax welcomes attorney Kenneth Montgomery, the criminal attorney best known for working with rappers like Bobby Shmurda. Montgomery talks growing up during the crack era in Brooklyn, working in the BK District Attorney's office and some of high profile cases he has represented. A must listen episode for anyone who has been caught up in the system.

The Bevel GAWD, Tristan Walker finally makes an appearance on his favorite podcast. Tax, Tristan and special co-host and comedian Danielle Mop talk being black in Silicon Valley, Nas investing in Walker & Co and why Queens dudes find love so young. The young OG Tristan is dropping so real jewels so sit back and press play.

The Jersey Shore's Sammi Sweetheart, Wendy William's show relationship expert (and shooter) Siggy Flicker and TV host Claire Galterio from the Just Sayin' podcast stop by to discuss mouth romance, if they would take back a man who cheats and if any of them had sex with Fetty Wap.

Joe Budden stops by to talk podcasting, battle rap and his new album, then things go south. Enjoy Internets!

In this episode we have @Bbillions coming through to talk about his SadderDay clothing line, his love of East African women and why his last long term relationship ended. We also got Slim Jesus stopping by to finally answer the question if he is really about that life. This is a wild episode so sit back and press play

Last week Tax was in Atlanta for A3C week and was shown some real southern hospitality. DJ Drama was gracious enough to let us use his studio and we had a who's who of the Atlanta scene and some NY/NJ representatives in the studio. First up we have balleralert.com editor Steph @Eleven8 to talk about Atlanta and the interesting origin of her blog. Next up is Cheech from TheRapFest.com talking about the big things in store for his blog and his thoughts on the music scene. Louisiana rapper @younggreatness7 also stops by to talk about his next mixtape. And if that wasn't enough we have Atlantic Records A&R Orlando Wartonberg who discovered Fetty Wap drop some real jewels. Closing the show we have the young OG Jah aka @HipHopObama from Bossip.com giving you insight on the hottest rappers in the A and how to move in these streets. This is a jam packed episode so sit back and press play beloved.

In this episode of Tax Season we have Source owner, Londell McMillian. The duo discuss how Londell came to own The Source, adapting to the internet, his thoughts on Benzino and Dave Mays and what's next for the magazine.

Tax has been slandering bartenders for years and in this episode we get to the bottom of his issues. @AnjenyLust, @SweetHearSela, and @Iam.miniluv join Tax in the studio to discuss why bartenders have beef with strippers, should a man let his lady bartend and much more. Also author and self proclaimed Lust Doctor @KasmoHuxtable and stylist @Simplicityxstyle stop by to give their perspective on the bartender quagmire.

In this episode Tax is joined by @DJBenHaMeen from @FanBrosShow stops by to talk about getting locked up in Dubai and what he has in store for Comic Con, as well as stylist and blogger @Simplicitycxsty. Then Smoke Dza drops in to discuss fashion week, who has the best Polo collection in NYC and if Dza can out smoke Uncle Snoop