WTTN Guests Revisited

Episode 43: In the Mix with Celebrity DJ O.G.ONE

Join us on this dynamic episode ofWTTN Guests Revisited as we catch up with the incomparable Celebrity DJ O.G.ONE, who recently joined us onWelcome to the Neighborhood. In this conversation, DJ O.G.ONE shares his electrifying journey—from spinning tunes on the Erykah Badu show at the Moda Center during the PDX Jazz Festival to making a powerful return to FM radio with his new mix show on iHeart radio.

Discover insider details about the upcoming Meeting of the Minds networking event on February 23rd, get a firsthand account of his recent LA trip for the Grammys, and learn about his plans as he heads to San Francisco for the NBA All-Star Weekend. Throughout the episode, the value of brotherhood and community shines through, adding depth to this engaging chat.

Tune in now on your favorite podcast platform for an episode packed with music, memories, and meaningful connections!

On episode 42 of Welcome to the Neighborhood Guests Revisited, we catch up with Minneapolis emcee MaLLy, who joined the show to discuss his latest project, The Sweetest Of It All, produced by Last Word. Known for his sharp lyricism and introspective storytelling, MaLLy breaks down the creative process behind the album, the themes that shaped his writing, and his continued evolution as an artist. Tune in for an in-depth conversation about hip-hop, perseverance, and what makes The Sweetest Of It All a standout release.

In this episode of Guests Revisited, DJ Klyph connects with PortLAngeles, the powerhouse duo of CookBook and Surebert, to discuss their latest project, PortLAngeles II. They share insights into the making of the album, their evolution as artists, and their excitement for an upcoming live performance at The Goodfoot, where they’ll be part of the A Beat Happening takeover at Thirsty City this January. Don’t miss this engaging conversation with two creative visionaries.

On episode 41 of Guests Revisited episode of DJ Klyph connects with Rafik, the East Coast-based rapper and lyricist of Cult Fiction. Despite his roots in North Virginia, Rafik’s influence resonates far beyond, including the West Coast hip-hop scene. Tune in as they discuss his creative process, Cult Fiction’s innovative storytelling, and what’s next for this dynamic artist. From reflections on his journey to plans for the future, this episode offers a deep dive into the artistry and vision of Rafik. 

Episode 40 of Welcome to the Neighborhood Guests Revisited features a reflective conversation with the legendary Brother Ali, recorded after the completion of his Satisfied Soul tour. Fresh off a series of powerful performances, Brother Ali shares insights into the tour’s impact, the messages behind his music, and how connecting with audiences continues to fuel his artistry. This intimate dialogue explores themes of gratitude, resilience, and the transformative power of hip-hop. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from one of the culture’s most profound voices.

In Episode 39 of Welcome to the Neighborhood Guests Revisited, DJ Klyph catches up with Aaron B of 503 Records in Beaverton as the store approaches its 1-year anniversary. Aaron reflects on the journey of opening a new record shop, the challenges and successes of the first year, and what the community can expect from the celebration. The episode also features Ryan, who shares details about the upcoming Save The LP record event on November 16th, an exciting gathering for vinyl enthusiasts and music lovers. Don’t miss this episode filled with insights into the local record scene and community events.

In Episode 38 of Welcome to the Neighborhood: Guests Revisited, DJ Klyph catches up with Oakland’s own sOul from the O. Fresh off the release of his new project Queens and Pharaohs, sOul delves into the inspiration behind the album, the importance of elevating women in hip-hop, and what it’s like creating in the Bay Area scene. From his creative process to the impact of his music on the culture, sOul brings a deep perspective in this candid conversation. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his work, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about authentic hip-hop storytelling.

In this special Guests Revisited episode of Welcome to the Neighborhood, DJ Klyph sits down with the incredible Arietta Ward, also known as Mz. Etta. Arietta shares insights into her impactful work with artists in residency at the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, where she is fostering creativity and community through innovative programs. She also previews the highly anticipated My Song, My Story event, happening on November 11th, where artists will come together to share personal and transformative stories through music. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that highlights the power of art to connect and heal communities.

In this special Guests Revisited episode of Welcome to the Neighborhood, DJ Klyph sits down with Talilo to explore the transformative impact of his work with Outside The Frame, a program dedicated to empowering houseless youth through filmmaking. Talilo shares how his own experience with the program has shaped his journey and discusses his mission to give back, inspiring and supporting a new generation of storytellers.

We also dive into the details of “Reel Ambitions,” an upcoming film screening event where Talilo’s new single “My Shoes,” featuring the legendary TechN9ne, will make its video debut. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about art, community, and the power of giving back.

In this episode of Welcome to the Neighborhood Guests Revisited, I sit down with the dynamic and talented Jon Keith during his Portland tour stop at the iconic Mission Theater. We discuss his evolution as an artist, the inspiration behind his latest music, and the energy he brings to live performances. Jon also shares insights on his creative process, the significance of connecting with fans on the road, and what’s next on his journey. Tune in for an engaging conversation that captures the spirit of his visit to the Rose City.