It's a family affair! Casey and Reese are joined by Maurice and Jarv Dee for a cipher with the fam bam. Tons of slander, gossip and celebrity fuckery. All gas, no brakes.
The crew welcomes Seattle by-way-of-Michigan artist and musician Ten Hun to the show. Check out the journey and hustle of one of Seattle's most versatile dudes.
One of the dopest acts to ever come out of Seattle, Dyme Def has been the bar the town has had to measure up to. We got lucky enough to get their first interview together in more than two years. It's a dope show with dope stories and dope insights. Don't sleep.
This week we're excited to have Seattle hip hop crew FTB's Mo$ (Mo' Money) in studio chopping it up about his come up in the Seattle music scene, why his videos are so complex and the time he broke his ankle mid-show!
Casey & Reese welcome Seattle artist, designer, and font creator Ari Glass to the show to talk about his life as an artist in Seattle and the difference in perspectives different communities have when it comes to the labels we put on creatives.
Casey and Reese welcome some of the behind the scenes movers in Seattle's scene, Same and Namon of PLZ COME AGAIN, one of the most influential management companies in the Northwest.
Taking a break from the interview grind, Casey and Reese bring TGU photographer Maurice Harnesberry to the show to talk about life as a shooter, goals and making it in a tough business.
Casey and Reese are joined by one of Seattle's dopest artists, the producer the Keyboard Kid. From the early days, to his work with the Based God Lil B, plus his love for anime and videogames, and a few thoughts on KD and the Based God Curse.
The crew is joined by one of the hardest working teams in Seattle: Joseph, Sosa & Gwen from Night Shift, one of the most successful event planning teams in Seattle for some history and life lessons on how to rock a crowd and throw the most memorable events ever.