In this episode we'll be chatting with musician and co-host of the podcast "1001 Album Complaints" about the premise of his great podcast as well all other topics on music of the past and today like the state of concerts and the "art of the album release".

In this episode we're taking a journey back into the 90's into the Nickelodeon's sketch comedy series, "All That". Primarily the legacy of the show's musical guest who were the who's who of 90's R&B and Hip-Hop.

Credits:

"All That" Pilot Episode ℗ 1994 Tollin/Robbins Productions

Here's a reel of the episodes so far this season of VHC!!!

In this episode I had a chance to chat with John Tosco of Tosco Music in Charlotte about next weekend's event happening in the Queen City called FabFest that is a celebration of the legendary rock band, The Beatles!

In this episode, the conversation continues on the evolution of the disco genre post the 1970s with the development of dance house music and pop in the 80s and the eventual rise and domination of hip-hop! I'll be joined by special guest, Mikki Thee Boddie to discuss why disco was so impactful to the genre of hip-hop.

In this special episode we are celebrating Juneteenth and Black Music Month with a look behind some songs that embody what I like to call, "Songs of Freedom"; Gil Scott-Heron's "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" and Nina Simone's "Are You Ready?" from the "Summer of Soul" documentary soundtrack.

Featured music:

Tobe Nwigwe | The Revolution Will Not Be Televised ℗ 2021

Nina Simone - Are You Ready (Summer of Soul Soundtrack - Live at the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival)

We're going back in time to explore the history and cultural impact of the Disco genre, the music, musicians, artists and the controversy in a Two-Part episode!!!

NOTE: Featuring conversation with Vince Lawrence from the episode of "The Note Episode 4 | Disco Demolition: Riot to Rebirth"

In this very special episode of VHC, we're paying tribute to the one and only, the Queen of Rock'n'roll, Tina Turner.

In this episode I'm chatting with Robert Krumbine to talk all things Charlotte SHOUT, the unique history, vibe and culture and its impact on Queen City and local creatives.

In this very first episode of VHC (Vibes, History & Culture) we're going on a journey to explore the deep and rich Gullah-Geechee roots of the song "Kumbaya" including details and song from Prof. Oral Moses.

Credit: Audio of Prof. Oral Moses from an Atlanta Journal Constitution interview back in 2020 by Tyson Horne and Ryon Horne.