Join us as we discuss Common's new album, "A Beautiful Revolution Pt. 2" and Common in general. 

Grap Luva from InI talks to us about being Pete Rock's little brother, Heavy D's cousin, the creation of Center of Attention, and so so much more. Peep the end when he gives us his top ten lists. Some of the names will surprise you!

Uptown XO is all about the culture over corporate. That's his brand, that's his music. It is dope as it all about empowering people and community. Check the full conversation here then hit up the website www.cultureovercorporate.com 

Yapheth from YGT Records stops by to chat about his work advancing dope Hip-hop music. We also discuss ageism and the age gap in Hip-hop. Joins the conversation and then follow YGT Records on YouTube at www.youtube.com/user/YGT224

Last time Pop was on he had very limited time so we rescheduled him for a part two conversation and had a blast. Tune in and check it out and then check out our new digital magazine dedicated to Boom Bap Hip-hop at www.boombapmag.com 

Skyzoo releases nothing but dope albums. He did it again with his latest album, All the Brilliant Things. Join us as we do a song by song breakdown of this album with Skyzoo! Then go grab our new book, The Boom Bap Review at boombapreview.com

JR (John Robinson) is an incredibly dope emcee with a great track record for making amazing boom bap Hip-hop tinged with jazz. His new album “King JR” is produced entirely by Blu. We talk about that album, his book with John Robinson, and much more. Check out the discussion and then check out boombapreview.com if you like to read and you dig boom bap music.

Masta Ace is a living legend having started his career with Marly Marl and the Juice crew and then expanding into a 30+ year career. Ace is one of the few emcees from that gold era who is not only still releasing music, but dope music. In some respects his music today is his best work yet. How astounding is that?! Join the boom bap brothers as they chop it up with Masta Ace about the 90's, the pivotal role that Disposable Arts had in his career, and so much more! Then go cop our book, The Boom Bap Review at www.boombapreview.com :) 

Carta' P. put in major work back in the 90's with his group Adagio and his friends the Juggaknots, and even worked at Uptown Records. Then, he went into teaching, became a principal, and life was good. But one day in California he got some beats from a French producer, DJ Parental. Something clicked and ever since, Carta' P. has been back in the studio releasing dope Boom Bap. Join us as we dig into all that history and more. 

The Scribbling Idiots' presence in Hip-hop spawns decades, continents and countless albums. Tune in as we chat with Cas Metah, Just Me, Theory Hazit, Wonder Brown, Motion Plus, and Zoe Nickels about how the group came together, their ups and downs as a group, and much, much more. It was a lively and insightful conversation.