The Combat Jack Show

Kool Keith shares his long and eventful journey, from the South Bronx, to dancing in front of President Ronald Reagan, to the legendary hip hop clubs like Union Square and the Latin Quarters, to moving out west and inventing "pornocore", Dr. Octagon and all his various personalities. Crazy how his past intersect with a young Iggy Azalea. Poppa Large, big shot on the east coast.

Bun B, long time friend of the Combat Jack Show and Trill OG turnt college professor is back for the 4th time and brought Dr. Anthony Pinn along to discuss their Religion and Hip Hop Culture course at Rice University which is now being offered online for free! We also discuss the roles class, race, and religion play in society and what the next generation needs in order to ease racial/religious tensions. Class is in session so you can stop guessing.

Four years ago we had the Cultivation Editor of High Times Magazine Danny Danko stop by. Sean Price was our guest co-host. We talked, we laughed, we got high. Enjoy this special throwback gem

Recorded on 12/10/2010, this has to be one of my top ten favorite episodes of all time. Chaz Williams shares how he's a genius at bank robbing and prison breaks. Listen to this movie now!!!

This was two full years ago, February 2013, and Pusha T discussed the differences in working with The Neptunes and Kanye, why Big Daddy Kane > Rakim, how Big Sean is really a problem within the G.O.O.D Music camp, why rappers like Rick Ross can’t ever really get away from the streets, how he can’t ever be right with Consequence, how he threw a shot at me, the possible name for the next Clipse album and more.

Fresh off his release from Hot 97, Cipha Sounds makes his 2nd appearance on the Combat Jack Show to share how he lost weight, his continued success as a comedian and exactly wtf happened? Plus, you heard their buzz, or should've, the creator and stars of the Youtube hit series Money and Violence.

Four years ago, The Combat Jack Show was still a live internet radio show (whaddup PNC), we were all planking, Jay Z and Kanye dropped "Otis" (which I hated at the time) and we were the first radio show that Action Bronson ever appeared on. Dallas Penn missed this episode and Premium Pete made one of his earliest appearances as a co-host. We also had callers like the legendary Dart Adams. #TBT Internets!!!

J. Cole details the inspiration behind '2014 Forest Hills Drive', his battle with expectations, wanting to sign Kendrick Lamar when they first met and his thoughts regarding the shots-ridden "Control" verse. Cole also talks the hip hop culture shift that inspired "Fire Squad", consciously staying out of Drake's lane while creating his own, what happened that eventful night with Diddy, visiting Ferguson, his new outlook on life and how he became a voice of his generation.

We get a lot of requests for West Coast rappers. Ras Kass breaks down his history, his battles, beefs and come up. He also goes deep with his views on religion, President Barack Obama, racism and more. Amen b.

Family is everything. Darryl Strawberry visits the Combat Jack Show to share his incredible story of becoming a New York legend, and the women, and alcohol, and drugs, and his redemption. Diamond Strawberry talks about her life beyond Love and Hip Hop. And we hear a father and daughter talk about breaking the cycles of abuse and abandonment. Family is everything.