They made it a dope segment, now they made it into a dope episode. Kelvy and Tree are back with this brand new episode of the podcast. It's about to go down. So we hope y'all are ready to hear what the guys have to say.

Kelvy was a bit under the weather but wanted to give his thoughts on Lauryn Hill stage lateness views. Also Kelvy wanted to pay respects to his late friend Trenton Willey.

The dynamic duo are back with a new Episode. They get to chat with Chicago writer and filmmaker Vici Howard. Vici is also the creator and director of The Black & Brown Femme Film Festival. We talk about how the festival was created, the politics of film festivals, working independently, and tons more in this amazing conversation.

The dynamic duo are back with a special guest. They are joined by Portia Shaw, who is a friend of Kelvy. They sit back and talk about R&B music not having its gospel influences and the music. They also talk about Jada Pinkett Smith's new book, and all the news that came from the book about her relationship with Will Smith. Your definitely in for a treat.

In this all new Episode of The Dope Sessions Podcast with Kelvy and Tree. Kelvy gets to chop it up with Chicago's own Jovan Landry. They talk about the art, from music, movies, production and being in a genre of music that's dominated by Black Men. This is a conversation that you don't want to miss.

The guys are back and ready to talk about some things. Kelvy and Tree bring back their segment What's Up Wit Ya Boy? As they talk about Stephen A Smith recent issues. They also do a Album Review of Mega Ran's Children's album "Buddy's Magic Toy Box" then they talk about a recent video of Michael Jai White on Vlad TV. Mike stated that Samuel L. Jackson could act in the same roles as Denzel Washington. What did the guys think of this statement? Check out the show and tell us what you think of the episode.

The crew is back... well, just Kelvy is back hosting this episode. Kelvy said that this episode came very serendipitously through a conversation he had with D-Nick of The Microphone Misfitz. Kelvy told him about what he wanted to talk about and D-Nick wanted to jump on. With Hip Hop being 50, there's a lot of talk about when is it time to hang up the mic? But with artists such as Phonte, Nas, & countless other emcees who are in their 40s and continuing to put out great music, why is Hip Hop the only genre that wants you to stop when you hit 40 but other genres can continue on. Check out this episode with guest D-Nick of The Microphone Misfitz as they talk about this issue

The crew is back with another episode of The Dope Sessions Podcast. Kelvy and Tree talk about their Birthdays. They talk about Hip Hop being on TV, and how hip Hop is more than the music. Kelvy challenges Tree by listening to some recommended Hip Hop albums from a list that he will give the Tree.

Kelvy and Tree are back with another episode. In this episode, the guys got to chop it up with two indie hip hop artists. They talk with D-Nick The Microphone Misfits of The Microphone Misfitz & Marcel P. Black. They give their thoughts on Hip Hop's 50 Years, talk about being ignored by the industry, and countless other things that go into being an indie artist. Check out this amazing episode and tell us what you think of the episode

Kelvy and Tree are back with another episode of the podcast. In this episode the fellas talk about Stephen A Smith and Paul George. They also talk about the James Harden situation. They also talk about Rolling Stones 150 Greatest Hip Hop Videos of all time, and they give their list of their 20 favorite Hip Hop videos of all time.