For episode 55, we do it big as we bring back A'Sean & Walt to the pod to discuss their new project together, "Seven Days" EP. It's also A'Sean's last week in town before he leaves for LA, so it was a celebration for what's to come. During our sitdown we discuss:

-A'Sean and Walt finding creative inspiration from the Wasteland sessions

-"Seven Days" EP being created in 7 days

-The importance and impact of the CaviART movement for them as artists

-The creative difference between "One Big Happy Family" and "Seven Days" EP

-A'Sean's plans for LA and Walt's plans going forward in KC

-How therapy has impacted A'Sean's life for the better

-Their Yadda Yadda Live In-Studio experience

All that and more! Tap in and get to know about two artists coming out of Kansas City that are changing the sound of the city. 

The World's Most Dangerous podcast returns for episode 53 and it gets a bit emotional. We mourn the lost of hip-hop legend, DMX and reflect on his life and career along with discussing: 

-Kid Cudi paying homage to Kurt Cobain on SNL

-Southside Dame dropping his new EP, "Sorry In Advance"

-Freddie Gibbs potentially making the greatest album ever

-Who we're taking in a Usher and Chris Brown VERZUZ

Plus more! Tap in! 

The World's Most Dangerous podcast is back for another episode! We're solo for this go around as we discuss: 

-The beginning of my Marvel journey with the "First Avenger" 

-We recap our last two "Yadda Yadda Live In-Studio" with The Royal Chief and NoSkope and share some behind the scenes experience

-Plus, we send some love to DMX as he continues to fight for his life.

All that and more! Tap in with the hottest podcast in Kansas City! 

The World's Most Dangerous podcast returns as we begin our second half journey to episode 100! Kicking things off for us is Kamaal Malik, a Rock N Roll Gangsta out of Wyandotte! During our sitdown, we discuss: 

-Life growing up in Kansas as an outcast

-Rock music being his first love

-The creative process of "Rock N Roll Gangsta" 

-This album being his most vulnerable and honest project to date

-"One At A Time" being the best song he's ever made

-The correlation between anime and life and how he found inspiration in anime

-The importance of remaining true to who you are

-His mom whooping him for listening to Korn

 And more! Tap in with one of the most unique artists in the KC music scene. 

The World's Most Dangerous podcast returns for our 50th episode! We celebrate the milestone by reflecting on our journey so far after recording the pod for 3 years, along with discussing:

-our reaction to the Mortal Kombat trailer

-Black Hyphy's theory that Casey Jones from TNMT can whoop Jax from MK

-Black Hyphy's Seinfeld quest so far

-We give Kye Colors and Southside Dame their props

-Details on our next "Yadda Yadda Live In-Studio" that's about to drop

And more! Tap in with your favorite podcast. 

The Wizard of KC, Sleepwvlker, returns on the podcast after his much anticipated return to the music scene. During our conversation, we talk with Sleepwvlker about: 

-his journey in music up to this point

-how engineering at FSP Studios helped fuel his love for music and sharpen his skills

-creating his own universe with his music

-what he learned during his 3 year hiatus

-"Perpetual Daydream" giving him confidence in his music and his plans for the album in 2021

-And what exactly Freereign is

Tap in and learn more about the enigma of KC that's about to step into the spotlight

The world's most dangerous podcast is back for our first episode of 2021! Where continue with the Yadda Yadda talk which includes: 

-Reflecting on our first, "Yadda Yadda: Live In-Studio"

-Our college experience

-White supremacist rushing the capitol

-The Man On the Moon returning 

-Playboi Carti becoming a vampire

-And our top 5 projects to come out of Kansas City

Plus more!

Back with another guest on the pod and this time we're linking with Wyandotte's own, Ayel! He's making his big return to the music scene and sits down with us to discuss his return amongst other things such as: 

-Putting out his first project in 3 years with "Seventeen Summers"

-Being open and honest about his journey on the project

-Engineering the project by himself

-Getting confidence behind his product

-Why he doesn't let his pain die

-The story behind the final verse on "Tell Me U C Me" 

-His plans for the future and visuals for "Seventeen Summers"