In this episode, we interviewed the very talented rapper/producer/singer L.A. VanGogh. The interview takes place at VSOP studios prior to the album release. We discussed everything from his musical influences, upbringing and finally his debut album, Everything is Subjective. The album is dropping as two episodes, and the first is available today on all streaming platforms! We decided to drop this extra episode today to make sure his fans have some insight to the album as they digest it. If you like what you hear, make sure to visit www.LAVangogh.com for more!

YUP! You've guessed it! Another volume of our Delayed but Not Forgotten series! In the fourth installment, we discuss a myriad of political and pop culture topics. From Cam Netwton's comments on women understanding sports, 21 Savage and the Slut Walk, to the unfortunate events and disasters plaguing Puerto Rico and Las Vegas. Lastly, we dive in to A Boogie with the Hoodie's Album, The Bigger Artist. (Recorded at VSOP Studios, Chicago)

In this episode, we continue discuss the what's been happening int he culture. From the Kevin Hart extortion to the continuous coverage of the national anthem protest and lack of understanding of the real issues. We also talk about two new albums that dropped on very different ends of the hiphop spectrum, Humble Beast by G Herbo and Laila's Wisdom by Rapsody. Listen, like, follow, subscribe!

In this episode we review projects from Lil Uzi Vert, Earthgang, Asap Mob and XXXtentatcion. We also discuss the incident between Michael Bennett and the Las Vegas Police Department, and how hard its been boycotting the NFL. (Recorded at VSOP Studios, Chicago)

In this episode, we had the great pleasure of interviewing Your Frends. They're a new group coming from Chicago, consisting of three members: Tyler, Thee Unique, and Franchika. Throughout the interview, we have some fun and discuss who they are as group, what Chicago means to them and what their future holds. (Recorded at VSOP Studios, Chicago)

In this episode, we welcome our friend Ben to discuss Dave East and ASAP Ferg. They both dropped EPs recently, making this a heavy east coast episode. Oh! We also can’t forget R Kelly's sex slave house, Cardi B making it to #1 on HipHop charts, and Taylor Swift's appropriation. Lastly, we test Ben's "hiphopness" with his top 5.

In this episode, we talk about everything from Drake's historic run on the Billboard charts to the Charlottesville protests and Trump's diminishing administration. We also take a step back and talk about Drake and Kendrick's older discography and what makes them who they are. Listen! Like! Follow! Subscribe!

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In this episode we discuss a ton of albums ranging from Amine to Meek Mill, as well as a slew of singles that were released lately. We also talk about Trump's continued stupidity and how financial stability relates to your relevancy in society/humanity. Listen, like, follow, subscribe!

In this episode, we go through Jay Z's 4:44 and all of the topics surrounding it. There's a funny dichotomy that happens with Cedric's cynical view and Tressie's optimistic/human view of the album. Cedric also dives into how Jay Z and Beyonce are the Underwoods of Hip Hop (House of Cards reference). Listen, like, enjoy!

We recorded this episode a while ago, and unfortunately could not get it up for you guys before we went on vacation. But fear not, because we're dropping it now and our next one is on its way! 

In this episode we discuss the rising tension in the US, from Trump continuing to be a shitty president, Bill Maher being stupid, to the Comey testimony. Then we dive into the albums we've listened to: The GodBox, Drop Top Wop and Teenage Emotions. Listen, Like, Subscribe!