Well Versed

SooDoNim, Tyrel the Well Treated, Soup the Fifth, and the Maruchan Supa Chef discuss their groups origin and debate video games. Super? No Supa available on Youtube, Soundcloud, and LUM now!

Friend of the show, Meish, weighs in on current events and talks about her most recent album Love vs. Leverage. Keep an eye out for Love vs. Leverage deluxe dropping soon.

2020 UW-Whitewater graduate, Ari Davis (Spellred), is back in the studio. After leaving the city to pursue a degree in health and human performance, he has returned and is ready to give back to the community.

Daniel Nass and producer KTP have been working with one another for years. The CTB duo reflects upon past projects and current livelihoods.

Sinbad explains how he exposes hip-hop artists to new ideas using the art of film photography. Follow him on instagram @sultansinbad

Hello? Yeah! Lil Nayco, Nono, and Alex Alvarado bless the podcast via Zencastr to promote the On My Way challenge. Listen to find out how the 3 are using music to bring Madison closer together during this time of social distancing.

Nomad and Goldbnks talk about what inspires and motivates them to make music. They also explain how race and ethnicity (being brown) affects them in the hip hop community.

UW-Madison graduate, and community organizing rapper extraordinaire K. Sankofa is about change. Whether it be through music or protest, Sankofa looks to educate and fight for social justice. Parrhesia drops 2/29/20. Speaking truth to power.

Need advice on how to connect with big name artists via direct message? Look no further than Lil Myro and Kidd Tarri. The two talk about successful networking experiences and recent drops. Be ready for their joint mixtape, Keep Up coming soon.

From freestyling in Kenosha to making impromptu music videos with Bino Vision. Jay Dot explains why he moved to Madison to pursue a hip-hop career. Try Me (feat. Joe Kotten) on all streaming platforms.