In this episode of Hip-Hop Matters, Ron & The Evil Genius clear the way for The Axeman to continue his tirade on the XXL Freshman Class covers. After he's finished, we begin to discuss the trend of Mumble Rap and the wide range of Hip-Hop's grasp. We end this episode with one of The Movement's most talented artists, Don Brown. Enjoy.

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Back in the booth; Ron, The Axeman, & The Evil Genius tackle topics like: the grumblings of an Eminem vs Drake beef, another instance of a police shooting, the ills of Reality TV, and The Axeman, himself, takes aim at the XXL Freshman Class covers.

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Continuation of Claudell & Chermayne Davis tackling topics like History, conspirators in the industry, & Beyonce vs Adele. As always, subscribe to our SoundCloud, Listen, Share, Comment, & Discuss.

Due to the absence of Ron & The Axeman; Claudell recruits local Hip-Hop aficionado, Chermayne Davis to bring her own unique take to the podcast. They tackle topics like Battle Rap, Beyonce vs Adele, and "pre-segregation writing". As always, subscribe to our SoundCloud, Listen, Share, Comment, & Discuss.

In this episode, we finish up the discussion on OutKast, make a couple of phone calls, and dig into The Hat to discuss Big Pun, Jermaine Dupri, Talib Kweli, and the Beastie Boys. As always, we urge you to Listen, Share, Comment, & Discuss.

In this episode, we close the book on 50 Cent & G-Unit, and open up the discussion to include Biggie, & OutKast.

This episode is the continuation of our last episode where we turn our focus to 50 Cent & G-Unit, Cam'ron & Dipset, Stevie J, and our favorite soundtracks. We also have a little extra surprise at the end for those of you who are real gluttons for punishment.

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In this episode, we tackle the difficult subject of Black Lives Matter, Police Brutality, & the current climate of police/civilian relations since the tragedies in Baton Rogue, Minnesota, & Dallas. We also talk about Busta Rhymes', his place/position in Hip-Hop, and we begin the task of discussing 50 Cent & G-Unit.

This is our first attempt at the Podcasting game. Due to a few recording issues, it isn't exactly where we'd like it to be; but you can expect us to get better over time. Thank you very much for listening, and we are open to your critiques & criticism. Just remember, we are rookies & this is our rough draft.