On today's show i caught up with M Dot R. M Dot R is a household name when it comes to UK Dancehall. Born in South London M Dot R fuses grime with Dancehall which gives him his distinct style.

He has reached new heights with his single "Turn Red" which has now been remixed and opened the door for M Dot R to once again become a household name.

On today's show I caught up with Playy. You may think you don't know Playy but you've actually heard him a thousand times. The up-and-coming songwriter wrote and appeared on the chopped-and-screwed hook of Ludacris' Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Songs No. 2 hit, "My Chick Bad," featuring Nicki Minaj. With many other writing credits under his belt, the rapper then signed to Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins. Stay tuned as continues to make amazing new sounds and plans to release more new music!

On Today's show I caught up with friend of the show and returning guest the great Chelly Banqz who featured in episode #29.

On today's show I caught with New Jersey's very own Dibiasi. He is a local legend known for tracks with people such as Ransom, Joe Budden & Sam Black.

On today's show I caught up with Frisco Hardbody Sco. an Independent artist from Peoria, Illinois as well as founder and CEO of Hardbody Empire Music Group.

Rapping since 2004, he was recently released after a 13 year sentence. Since then he has built his management team from the ground up, collaborated with some established independent artists, and connected with a major labels.

On today's show I caught up with Josh Alias in person in Queens, New York City for my first in person interview with him and he once again did not disappoint!

On today's show I caught with the 2wIIn Kingz. Their style ain't just rap – it's a masterful blend of relentless punchlines, intricate rhyme schemes, and wickedly clever patterns that weave stories deeper than your Girlfriend throat. Every bar, every verse is a brushstroke on the canvas of our unique artistry, leaving listeners craving more, like binge-watching the next episode of a hit TV show.

Life threw some wild curveballs at them, leading them to serve in the US Army and even face the terrors of war in Afghanistan. One of them even felt the heat of an IED blast, but that only fuelled them to want to blow up in Hip Hop. They aren't just artists; they're warriors with pens as our swords, turning life's battles into bars that resonate with the masses.

On today's show I bring back two of the shows former co-hosts Danny & Matt (re-uniting The Slim, Fiddy & Biggie Committee) for a Special where we go through the top 5 artists we would pick if we could only listen to their discographies for the rest of our lives.

On today's show I caught up with Rasheed Chappell. If you haven’t heard Rasheed Chappell declare “Project City!” on a track, in a video or on his latest Instagram post, chances are you aren’t aware of how hard this New Jersey native emcee represents where he’s from and stays true to his roots. Rasheed Chappell has always said regardless of the ebbs and flows of the music business, remaining authentic and crafting songs that are truly a reflection of who he is and his life experiences takes precedence over anything else. It is from this awareness, and commitment to self that Chappell has earned much respect amongst his peers, both as an emcee and a man.Chappell’s resume includes work with producers such as Apollo Brown, Diamond D, Da Beatminerz, 38 Spesh, rappers De La Soul, Pharoahe Monch, Ransom, Benny The Butcher, Flee Lord, Opio, the late great Biz Markie, and Che Noir, to name a few. Recently he was also featured on Peter Rosenberg’s stellar compilation LP ‘Real Late’. Rasheed has been embraced and acclaimed by platforms such as HipHopDX, 2Dopeboyz, Hot 97, Complex, Earmilk, and many more.

On today's show I caught up with returning guest Maddi Madd who featured on episode 118!