Jamilah Lemiuex came in glowing like a sun as she broke down her feminism, her blackness, her travels from Chicago to NYC, being a single mother and why you can't stop her shine.

Kool DJ Red Alert's is a fully history lesson that dates back to the early days of Kool Herc and Afrika Bambataa to the BDP Juice Crew beef to the birth of the Native Tongues to the creation of Hot 97. It's all here. Yeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaahhhhhh!

In the midst of #Baltimore, #Ferguson, #BlackLivesMatter and a host of other issues, we sit with Dr. Marc Lamont Hill who walks us through his journeys, sheds light on his relationship with the infamous Bill O'Reilly, his views on race in America, President Obama, Drs. Cornel West and Michael Eric Dyson and more. We also get his Top Five List. Press play and #RaiseTheBar

Fly International Luxurious Arts! Raekwon walks us through his most collaborative project. 20 year veterans usually don't embrace the new wave, the Chef explains why he did. The 'FILA' album is out in stores now.

We got Rob's life story. From motherless child to being on the ground floor of the Bad Boy Empire. Then jail. His health. And now his comeback. Realest story you'll hear today.

Keeping it in the Bronx, we have the incomparable Diamond D. We play his hits, he gives us the science behind them. The recipe for a classic episode. Ain't nothing more to it.

The father of Hip Hop Kool Herc gives us a very rare interview documenting the birth of Hip Hop, how he ran the game throughout the 1970's, how his man Coke La Rock was the very first rap emcee, the records he discovered, how he almost died for this culture, his battle with drugs, health issues and his top five emcees and deejays. This one is for the history books. We do this for the culture!

As your requested, we had Rapper Big Pooh on to discuss his latest EP "Words Paint Pictures", which is brilliant. Which led us to talking about the #BlackLivesMatter movement, the prison industrial complex, how he was the most underrated and his podcast 'Pooh On Sports' and his love for the NBA.

From The Bronx to Hollywood, Malik Yoba shares how he came up with 'Cool Runnings', the success that was 'New York Undercover', what happened to the Black Hollywood of the 1990's and what it is now. He also talks how he was underutilized and how [SPOILER ALERT!!] Vernon Turner was prematurely killed off in the current cultural phenomena that is 'Empire' and more. Plus, legendary record woman Shanti Das talks Women's History month and her accomplishments in the music business.

Juvenile discusses his role in the birth of Cash Money, his first trip to NY and performing at The Tunnel, becoming a millionaire before the major deal, and the driving force behind "Ha" and "Back That Thang Up". We also touched on reconciling with Cash Money, his thoughts on the Birdman and Lil Wayne feud, as well as his upcoming compilation mixtape, "Mardi Gras". This what y'all been waiting for, Ha!