On The Regular Podcast

The pandemic may have things on pause but Manito & Reaux are still here & holding it down. As the final months of 2020 arrive, OTR is back together to discuss theirs focuses throughout the pandemic, music they’ve been listening to, & an in-depth look at one of their favorite shows - Girlfriends, in their new binge-watch mini-series Where My Girls At. Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Allow us to reintroduce ourselves! The first song on an album can change the way you listen to the rest of it, for better or worse. Manito & Reaux link up to talk about their favorite intro tracks and the energy those songs give off as well as their take on whats happening in the world today. If this too deep for the intro we’ll find another use, but just in case its perfect let us introduce, On The Regular!Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Here we are, just being black. Manito & Reaux felt it important to release some thoughts and energy while giving a voice to friends of the show. This episode of OTR they discuss the state of the world, what ways we can produce change, and how we can come together as a community. As black creators and people who look to impact our community in a positive way, we hope you enjoy this episode of On The Regular.Huge thank you to the featured fans of the show! Shoutout to our Regulars!Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Just keep swimming. Manito & Reaux look for some peace of mind on this episode giving their perspectives as creators. The OTR girls discuss dealing with the anxiety of creating, knowing when to slow down &, how they combat the stress of life. See how they take care of their inner selves on this episode of On The Regular Podcast!Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Manito & Reaux give you an update from club quarantine and catch up on new music. With the Verzuz artist battle platform taking over the conversation, the OTR girls weigh in on the Jill v Erykah celebration, and give their fantasy picks for who they would want to see head to head. This time Manito & Reaux found a way to get together, while social distancing, for this new episode of On The Regular.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

You could find us in the crib (50 cent voice). Quarantine got the streets empty and everyone in their homes going crazy from bad news, boredom, and living through these crazy times. While we practice social distancing, get caught up with Manito & Reaux at their respective homes, letting you know they’re listening to & what they’ve been up to since quarantine started. Disclaimer: this recording is old to us but new to you, so we hope you enjoy the latest episode of On The Regular Podcast. Stay safe!Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Guess who's back!? Back from hiatus Manito & Reaux return to the mic, refreshed for a new season of OTR. In this episode they talk about what’s new with them since last summer, which artists 2019 impact will bring 2020 success & a hip-hop yearbook with funny rapper superlatives. See what’s new & who's on their radar on the newest episode of On The Regular Podcast. Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Movies play a big part of influencing culture, from the defining roles to the impacting moments in them. The birth of Hip-Hop brought the stories of the inner city and beyond to the front line, and thus came more multifaceted stars. On this star studded episode Manito & Reaux talk the NBA draft & new music as well as the best rappers & singers turned actors and their favorite black films.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

On a day to day in Hip-Hop, there are times full of nonstop news and times full of thirst for some new form of entertainment. This episode the ladies of OTR jump from topic to topic, with a bunch of questions that could use some answers, and some better left unanswered. Manito & Reaux talk NOME 9, new music from Drake & Dreamville, and get to the bottom of the who's, what's where's, when's and why's of Hip-Hop.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

The weather’s getting warmer and the ladies of OTR are looking for the song that’s going to set the summer off. Whether you were acting up, riding solo or playing the crib, we all have a song that just sets the mood for great memories to be made. Manito & Reaux talk about their favorite songs of the summer, the new app that has battle rap talking & who is going to take over summer this year. Until we do get that anthem, the girls are asking: Summer, You Deadass!?Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

TV has produced some of the dopest moments in our culture, giving us all in Hip-Hop plenty material for lyrics and captions alike. Whether we can relate to it, or it gives us an escape from reality, TV shows, black ones especially, holds a special place in our hearts. Joined by entrepreneur, rapper & producer E.Nigma, Manito & Reaux discuss favorite TV shows & moments, as well as E.Nigma’s new album Lo & Behold.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

The collective effort of like-minded individuals has graced Hip-Hop with some of its best songs, albums, and moments ever. Whether the killer buzz of the Wu-Tang Clan, or the trap takeover of the Migos, coming together has done wonders for some of raps now biggest acts. Manito & Reaux discuss their favorite collectives, the state of rap groups today, and how that facet of the culture has evolved since.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Hip-hop is relatively young, and yet continues to impact people of all ages. As it grows older, so does its contributors as well as its fans, leaving everyone to choose sides between the new school of rap & the OG's. Stuck in the middle, Manito & Reaux talk who joins J.Cole as middle children, how older fans take on newer acts, & accepting that the culture we know and love is growing up before our very eyes.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

The union of Hip-Hop & basketball continues to develop, so it's only right we do a sequel to one of our earlier episodes: Basketbars. The league is changing in many ways, as is the rap game, with new players, new rules, and new styles of ballin' that alter the landscape of both cultures. Manito & Reaux talk similarities between the two, match up ballers with their rap counterparts, and pay respect to those we lost in Hip-Hop (RIP Nipsey Hussle).Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Hip-hop looks to be enriched by women of all shades, with a new crop of MC's finding their sound, and seasoned ones proving their potential. The ladies have been killing it lately, from the looks to the pen, & although we have some less than worthy people within the culture, we still show love to our Queens. Manito & Reaux talk which queens are killing the game, the stigmas women in rap deal with, & more on women coming up in Hip-Hop.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Hip-Hop has spanned the globe, and as Black History Month comes to a close, we look to celebrate US even after it ends. Built for us & by us black people, something began to change over time, whether it was a new breed of MC, new voices on the radio, or new words behind the pen, white people have made their presence known. Manito & Reaux delve into giving those in black entertainment & media their flowers, and the fine line between culture vulture & culture ally among various other things surrounding white folk, otherwise known as: Them Crackas.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

“Actually, believe half of what you see/None of what you hear, even if it's spat by me”, see? even Jay-Z didn’t believe his own hype. Hip-Hop is a game rooted in authenticity, yet full of smoke and mirrors that drive it’s greatest success’ & biggest failures. Manito & Reaux talk most underrated & overrated acts, who deserves their flowers now, & the elements that create the hype that dominates the conversation.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

There's nothing quite like your first time. Your first impression of something shapes your perception of it, and in rap/battle rap we often establish lifelong connections with artists because of them. Manito & Reaux reminisce on their first experiences in Hip-Hop, which rappers they fell in/out of love with and what connected them to the culture we all know & love.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

It was written like Nas but it came from On The Regular! The caliber of your pen is crucial in Hip-Hop, and is the difference between a rapper & true MC. Over the years we've had artists who just make the raps sound good, and others who have penned the greatest lyrics in history without even picking the pen up. Along with the latest in hip-hop, Manito & Reaux talk elements of ghostwriting/songwriting, melodies vs lyrics & if writing your own raps matter in Hip-Hop anymore. Subscribe to our mailing list: https://bit.ly/Sub2OTRFollow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

New year, new podcast! 2019 is here and with it come new challenges, more opportunities & the lessons of 2018, a tumultous year for Hip-Hop to say the least. On the first episode of the new year, Manito & Reaux speak their resolutions into existence, and reflect on their favorite music, artists and moments of 2018.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

As the place that birthed Hip-Hop, as well as many of its mainstays, the Empire State was apart of some major moments in 2018, yet it's reign hasn't been quite the same. The times of giants battling for the crown and NY artists essentially running the culture are over, and these days there are plenty of contenders aiming at the throne. Manito & Reaux analyze their hometown and it's champions (or lack thereof), in the quest to find out who's the next King of New York.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Whole lotta gang sh*t! Gangs can be found all across America, and as Hip-Hop grows as a culture their presence grows in Hip-Hop. Gangster rap was pivotal in strengthening the voice of inner city youth but does come with its share of negative effects on the community. Manito & Reaux look into gang culture in Hip-Hop and the artists that fuel its influence.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Lets talk about sex baby! Sex has always been a taboo subject, but in Hip-Hop it takes on a life of its own through music, aesthetic & more. From orientation to liberation, Manito & Reaux look into the different aspects of sex in music, and how it influences the artists and songs within it.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod - Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast - Follow Manito on Twitter: @hola_manito + IG: @manicashhoes + website: holamanito.me - Follow Reaux on Twitter: @recognizereaux_ + IG: @recognize_reaux

Your favorite podcast tag-team Manito & Reaux tackle artists teaming up in Hip-Hop. A trend that seemed to shift into turbo in 2018, was a massive influx of collaborations resulting in some of the best & worst moments of the year, not to mention rumored albums or ones fans begged for on social media. With more projects said to be in the works, the ladies of On The Regular get to the bottom of all these collab tapes!

Its been a hot summer and the OTR girls are back! The long days of Summer signaled the half way mark in the year, and came with new memories from our favorites and newcomers alike. As we progress into Fall Manito & Reaux catch up & look back at this Summer’s music and moments in Hip-Hop.

The make-ups, the break-ups, we all see how relationships have changed an artist and their career, from how they dress to the art they produce. The OTR girls are back with a new episode for the lovers out there discussing the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to love in Hip-Hop.

Back with a new episode, Manito & Reaux express their longing for nay-hoo's and songs with a little romance, in Return of the Mack, the R&B episode. Whether classics from timeless voices to chart toppers from newer artists, the OTR girls discuss whats missing in today's R&B, who's leading the pack and more.

Another one! Manito & Reux are back to discuss the ups and downs of social media, from taking advantage of heating up to not seeing when mans not hot. Whether legends turned losers, or nobody turned next up, use of certain apps have changed the game more often than not, and the OTR girls are on the case.

The 6 God has been a mainstay in the culture for more than a decade now, and it seems that won't change anytime soon. The OTR girls Manito & Reaux are back for all things Drake, as they analyze his career and his impact on the game.

"Damn, I swear sports and music are so synonymous/Cause we want to be them, and they want to be us" -DrakeThe paths of Hip-Hop and Sports have always crossed in more ways than one, whether metaphors or pre-game playlists. The way some of our favorite rappers have held the mic with authority is the same way some of our favorite athletes command the court. Manito & Reaux talk the parallels of Hip-Hop & Basketball, and how the players of each ball out.

Manito & Reaux are back and you know they had to do it for the ladies one time! In this episode they show love to the women of the culture, discussing who pushed it forward from MC's to journalists & who influenced them the most.

Despite global success & groundbreaking progression, New York will forever be the mecca of Hip-Hop. However when it comes time to breakout into superstar status, our shining stars fall short of taking off. In this episode Manito & Reaux dive into New York's star players and why their potential wasn't enough to make them Kings in NY.

Manito & Reaux love Hip-Hop, old and new but these days it seems like its been clash between generations. Tune in as they address the state of the culture and the ways we can all contribute to a brighter future for it.

"The South got something to say!"-Andre 3000 at the 1995 Source AwardsIn a controversial moment Outkast was honored with the award for Best New Artist, which was met with boos that created the famous qoute "The South got something to say!". Little did Andre know his words would ring true decades later for artists who are currently dominating the charts, the playlists & the airwaves. Manito & Reaux give you their take on who has spearheaded the South's most recent reign & belongs atop its Mt. Rushmore.

When it comes to the Hip-Hop's top women acts, Nicki Minaj's name will always be in the conversation, now and for years to come. Manito & Reaux weigh in on the ups and downs of Nicki Minaj's standout career, and see if they can get old Nicki back.

Its been a long time since the emergence of new school leaders, J.Cole & Kendrick Lamar, and today we put Cole World against Cornrow Kenny to see who comes out on top as Hip-Hop's one true king.Follow On The Regular on Twitter: @OnTheRegularPod Join the convo on social media w/ hashtag: #OTRpodcast