Vic Spencer talks about squashing rap beef, gaining respect as an emcee, and his album with August Fanon, Psychological Cheat Sheet 3.

Da Cleaver & Skip the Kid talk about the downside of music streaming, Hip-Hop having no age limit, and their EP, Jewelz Infinite.

Indigo Klan talk about the creation of their collective, if they’re able to stop and smell the roses, and their album, Over the Woods.

Dagha talks about the brilliance of black people, making music with his family, and his new album, Blak Flowerz.

Matlock talks about tackling white supremacy with his music, penning a song for his late dog, Bella, and his new album Coffee & Cannabis.

Hype talks about becoming more business-minded, never giving up on his dreams, and his album, Talk To Me Nice.

Moon Magic talks about what it means to be a witch, being the only woman to perform on the 7th Annual Slap Frost tour, and her new album, The Hip Hop Witch.

She-Rōze talks about the creative connection she has with her husband and fellow emcee, Artson, her father’s escape from Communism during the Cuban Revolution, and her album, We Rise.

Napoleon Da Legend & Amerigo Gazaway talk about how they started working together, having hope for the future, and their album, The World Changed.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Wavy Da Ghawd about his album, Ghawd’s Eden, why he’s never satisfied with his production, and why he considers this album to be his way out.