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Host Bryan Ford is joined by rapper and producer Kr3wcial. Kr3wcial is a New Orleans-based artist, and member of the acclaimed collective glbl wrmng. He's performed at the world-renowned New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, French Quarter Festival, BUKU Music + Art Project, and Pell's national Am I Still Dreaming tour, as well as a sold-out appearance with Grammy-nominated Tank and the Bangas. Kr3wcial wrote glbl wrmng's breakout 2021 single, “504,” and has since appeared in Complex, Essence, Okayplayer, 2DopeBoyz, Consequence, DJ Booth, at the NAACP Image Awards and the national championships for Red Bull Dance Your Style. In early 2022, he released Less Than Three, an EP featuring Chicago rapper Mick Jenkins, Montreal singer Kalipop, New Orleans vocalist BLÜ, and Grammy-winning rapper Pell. The project debuted in his self-designed 3D metaverse space, the “Kr3wniverse,” and was described by Gambit as featuring a “dynamic, soulful style.”  Bryan makes Kr3wcial a classic family meal: sausage, corn, and rice. Watch Bryan make his version and Subscribe: Youtube Listen to Bryan's rap collaboration with Kr3wcial: Butter My Croissant Recipe from today's episode can be found at Shondaland.com Join The Flaky Biscuit Community: Discord  Kr3wcial IG: @ikr3wcial Bryan Ford IG: @artisanbryan Take a look at everything Son of a Saint is doing to give young boys the tools to become productive men at sonofasaint.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The party goes on. And while some in The Blog Era evolved, most died off. Staying true to himself took a toll on eskay. On his family life, finances, physical and mental well-being. On the music he once loved. What happens when it's all too much? We look at the legacy eskay helped create, from a passion project, from giving a voice to the voiceless, from $10 from eskay's own pocket.

By 2010, so many of the bloggers who'd set out to subvert the gatekeepers had become them. Resentment grew: from a new generation of artists, from heavily-financed competition and especially from the labels. More money - spent on building websites, growing networks, signing acts and retaining lawyers - meant closer scrutiny on what started out as passion projects. And it all would come to a head as families gathered around the dinner table.

Blogs evolved from a gathering place for people looking to waste time into a prime platform for content creators: from early podcasts to sketch comedy to low-budget/high quality music videos. And thanks to those very same blogs, artists figured out just how far the internet reached. Curren$y, Nicki Minaj and Dom Kennedy, once seen as niche, regional acts, found fans from coast to coast and then some. For the first time, artists could get free distribution, create a very loyal fanbase and pull in millions of dollars, without the weight of a label behind them.

In 2008, bloggers - who discovered, posted and leaked records with impunity - built momentum. With the spread of these mp3 websites from big cities to unheard-of regions, power was steadily being seized from the record labels. There was success, copy-cats and egos. But there was also a harsh reality: blogs weren't making any money. Eskay, running the most notable site of them all, watched both the landscape and his competition extremely carefully, and decided that he was ready for a giant, new fight.

This week we're joined by our friend @WheresWongo and we discuss how he became a journalist for BET, Uproxx, 2DopeBoys, Pitchfork, and Revolt TV. We recap this week's news in Providence, and debate about Kendrick's new album for almost an hour. Also we talk Freddie Gibbs being beat up, Lil Keed's death, and the NBA Playoffs... Weekly Rhode Island Update 4:00 Wongo Explains How He Became A Writer For BET, Revolt, Uproxx, and 2DopeBoyz 10:00 Freddie Gibbs fucked up in Buffalo before his concert due to Benny The Butcher beef was still performed 36:45 NBA Playoffs Update/Patrick Beverly is going off 47:14 Young Thug, YSL, and Gunna in custody 59:15 RIP LIL KEED 1:08:35 Mass Shooter in Buffalo kills 10 in racist Livestream attack 1:12:45 ASAP Rocky says Travis Scott stole his style 1:25:40 Billboard Awards, Travis Scott back performing 1:34:40 Kendrick Lamar's album review 1:42:40 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cambition/support

3:17 The Drop is back and Blair is on his solo solo. This episode he welcomes back Indy rap duo FWM ( @faymefwm & @kimkimmykimkim ).....They chop it up about the new album “2DopeBoyz” and a host of other topics

In this episode 'The Dope Boyz' sit down with members of the 'UNKWN' group Troy and Pooh to discuss the impact of COVID-19 is having on today's night life.

Mogul is a show about hip hop’s most iconic moments, told by the people who lived them. Season 2 dives into the birth of southern hip hop. It all started in Miami with the 2 Live Crew, a group that took hip hop and made it faster, harder, and nastier than anything anyone had heard before. But in 1990 their music was declared legally obscene, and what followed is known today as the most controversial trial in the history of hip hop. This group, this city and this trial changed the course of music history as we know it. Mogul Season 2 features exclusive interviews with Miami legends like Trick Daddy, Rick Ross, Trina, Luke Campbell, Brother Marquis, Mr. Mixx, Walshy Fire, and more.

This episode of Mogul is a tribute to the life and career of Reggie Ossé, who hosted the first season of Mogul. A couple of months after completing the show Reggie was diagnosed with colon cancer and he passed away in December of 2017. We’re going to tell you Reggie’s story — His early days growing up a hip-hop head in Brooklyn, his time as a lawyer representing legendary artists like Jay-Z and Dame Dash, and his reinvention as Combat Jack, hip hop’s flagship podcaster. Photo courtesy of RESPECT. magazine, © Musinart LLC, Photographer: Trevor Sage-El

This week we took time to reflect on what we are calling "The Blog Era" of Hip-Hop. This was a time where we got our news and exclusives from the top blogs. Big shoutout to: #2Dopeboyz, #Nahright, #Rap Radar, #Fader, #Complex, #HipHopDX, #Ms. Info, #DJ Booth, #Onsmash, #Datpiff, #YouheardThatNew, #Onsmash, #Kanyetothe, and many more.. Who were some of your favorite Rappers or Blogs from the "Blog Era"?

Episode 010 I link with my dawg from way back @eastsideBrice n we talk everything from the pusha t drake beef, nba, nfl, the city, women, and finances another dope episode enjoy.

Internets! What’s wilder than a one-eyed Jack? This episode of Talkitecture features HipHop’s big joker Jack Thriller. What does it take to become a star in the new media landscape? Hard work and a hardcore belief in your talents. Don’t sleep on this creep. Get Jacked!

Internets! This latest episode of Talkitecture features the next vanguard and cultural visionaries. Coodie and Chike are a filmmaking team who have been quietly defining how we see our HipHop heroes for more than a decade. Their work with KanYe West inspired my efforts in film and video development. I hope this discussion inspires you to find your own path to reshaping the narrative. For the culture is just a cliche with 99% of the people who speak it but not these brothers. We are talking and we talking...

Internets! Who is this collection of fuckybergs we call the Talkitects? You already know A-King and Dallas Penn from the Combat Jack Show. But who is this asshole Haitian Miguel? Who are these meatsticks Barkayeezus and G-Y? Why won’t Joy da Great let us slide up in her DMs? Whoa! Take a moment to find out about the characters who populate this podcast and ask yourself why is Brother Bhris always so damn creepy. Meet the Talkitects

TALKITECTURE: Don't get too close, internets because you might get shot. On this episode of Talkitecture, we feature Bad Dominicana, A latinx activist who is definitely not lacking in looks or smarts. If you want to avoid getting your steez #metoo'd you better listen closely so you learn how to talk nice. Talk nice my internets, talk nice. TalkitectureTalkitecture PodTalkitecture PodcastDallas PennCombat Jack ShowRaise The BarLSNLoud SPEAKERS NETWORKBad DominicanaActivism Activist

TALKITECTURE: For this episode, the talkitects sit down with master hip-hop lyricist Royce Da 5'9" and discuss how his life and upbringing in Detroit has brought him to this fateful position in his career. Royce is a pivotal figure in hip-hop s he has worked with some of the greatest artists of the genre yet he still remains an enigma and left off of so many of the GOAT lists. Book of Ryan Available on all Digital Platforms 5/4/18 itunes.apple.com/us/album/book-of…ition/1360464920

Internets! For all of you who have been looking for love in all the wrong places, the talkitects sit down with a dating guru so you can get your spring fling and summer jump-offs right before cuffing season gets underway. What is the correct way to ask for some casual sex in the #metoo era ? Make sure you listen up so you don't go dry.

Internets! The Talkitects are back with another one. This time we bring in our longtime friend and hip-hop renaissance man, DonWill. DW is one of the first internet rappers via OkayPlayer. He's branched out into all types of entertainment since the founding of his band Tanya Morgan. Tune in for a minute because we talking. And we talking.

On this episode of Talkitecture we have a long time friend and supporter, the incomparable Jamilah Lemieux. Ms. Lemieux shares HerStory and walks us through some of the challenges that we’re all dealing with in these trying times. Please share, subscribe, rate and comment --> soundcloud.com/talkitecturepod Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the boot god Dallas Penn does not reflect those of the Loud Speakers Network and its affiliates. Sheesh!

On this episode the Talkitects sit with one of the best tastemakers in the game. Mainly because he transformed himself into a chef. Hawaii Mike Salman is about as Hip-Hop as you can get. He has transformed himself from a journalist to a mass marketer to a cannabis advocate. One of the Talkitects comes to the studio extra saucy but the crew manages to power thru the dysfunction. Can we get much higher? You tell us. Comment, rate and most importantly subscribe to the Talkitecture podcast

On this episode the Talkitects sit down with lifestylist, entrepreneur, and supreme Brooklynite Ouigi Theodore. He fits right in with the Talkitects as we learn of his journey thru the Kings County and 1990s New York City. Theodore is the founder of the Brooklyn Circus boutique and gallery. He is much more than a fashion style icon and an art collector. Press play and learn a thing or two about what it takes to make moves internationally.

On our second episode of the Talkitecture podcast we welcome long time friend, Attorney, Culturalist, Sir Kenneth Montgomery, ESQ. We’re talking politricks, culture, the mounting challenges in the prison industrial complex and more. Of course, Team Talkitect are on deck. Please rate, subscribe, comment and follow @talkitecturepod on all social media.

Brand New Podcast Hosted By Dallas Penn and the Talkitects. Talkitecture Podcast

Noah Filipiak interviews James Gardin's about overcoming rejection and persevering in the music industry.  About what it's like to get a song on ESPN and how to handle the insecurities.  James explains what his message is as a Christian artist, and last but not least freestyles about Noah's hometown of Oconomowoc! Connect with James on social media: On Facebook On Twitter On Instagram Shop James's music. Illect Recording artist James Gardin has used his multifaceted skill set of empowering rhymes, fun melodies, energetic stage presence, and deft fashion sense to become the most successful emcee in his hometown of Lansing, Michigan. He has performed hundreds of shows around the world, amassed thousands of plays and downloads with coverage on top web sites and publications (2DopeBoyz, HipHopDX, Rapzilla , DJ Booth etc). He has also had songs featured on ESPN, GaryVee TV, and Black&SexyTV. He has also shared the booth and the stage with artists such as Grieves, Macklemore, Dessa, Murs, Talib Kweli, Astronautalis, KING, and many more. James aims to use his art and message to inspire all those around him to live their life fully, and encounter their purpose daily.

Internets! This episode was in the making for a long time. While we’d preferred to have done this while our dear brother Combat Jack was still with us in the physical, you asked for it and we finally got it done...The Reunion Episode. Yes, the crew was in the building... A-King, Dallas Penn, Premium Pete, Matt Raz, DJ Benhameen, Just Blaze and LSN Captain- Chris Morrow. So much emotions as we powered through reminiscing about the early days of the Combat Jack Show. Shout out to long time friends and supporters Jamiliah Lemieux, Derrick “D-Dot” Angelettie (who stopped by), Westside Gunn, Dart Adams and more who called in to share their fond memories and moments of Combat Jack. While this may serve as the final Combat Jack Show, we will always keep the legacy alive and may you all continue to #RaiseTheBar. Thank you all for your support and we ask that you keep his family and us in your thoughts and prayers. It.Does.Not.Stop....Love!

While we’re still morning the loss of Combat Jack we felt it was only right bring back to you Ed Woods (RIP) and friend/client Stevie J. for this #TBT episode. Nothing but sheer laughs and game from the finest in the music industry. ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION: The current king of Black people reality tv stopped by. He’s more than just a funny face. Stevie J takes us back to when he was down with Jodeci, Bad Boy, Eve, the Jacksons. Wait til you hear who smacked the shit out of who, why he thinks Madonna and barbiturates killed Devanté Swing’s career, and much more.

On this episode we mourn the loss of our dear brother Combat Jack. A-King takes us down memory lane and reflects on some of the most notable moments along side Shade 45 (All Out Show) personality and hip hop jornalist Justin Hunt aka The Company Man. This ep is also the re-release of our very first episode featuring @bosnaud and @jusdave. Combat, we miss you and we love you. Salutes!! #RaiseTheBar #CombatCancer

So much is going on this week. The crew recaps a few things going on in the culture, new releases, the art of shooting your shot and more. #CombatCancer

On this episode we welcome back the father of southern rap, Luke Campbell aka Uncle Luke. Unc stopped by to discuss his forthcoming TV series “Liberty City Warriors” produced by Lebron James and Starz, being honored at the BET awards, SB Nation creating the “Piesman Trophy” Award, his new weekly sports show, his take on sellout journalists, the kneel-stand fiasco and much much more. Get your popcorn and hit that play button. #RaiseTheBar #CombatCancer

After taking a week off A-King and Mena are back along with photographer @brotha_kristufar kicking game about powering through a few transgressions as they hold it down for the iconic Combat Jack. #CombatCancer #RaiseTheBar

Every now and then The Combat Jack Show uses its platform to bring forth upcoming new artist(s), innovators, creatives etc. In this case we had upcoming podcasters @lionofbedstuy and @RobbieDigital88 of the PSA Podcast (@psanycsquad). We’re talking podcast gmae, relationships, culture and much more. #RaiseTheBar #CombatCancer

On this episode Combat Jack and A-King sit down with the T-Dot ambassador Kardinal Offishall. He’s talking his early years in Hip Hop, opening the door for artists from Canada gloabally, his relationships with Drake, Tory Lanez, Busta Rhymes etc., his forthcoming project “Celebrity Marauders” and much more. Kardi is full of some of the dopest stories from his journey thus far. Get yourself some poutine and hit that play button. #RaiseTheBar #CombatCancer

On this episode of the Combat Jack Show we sit down with iconic record label executive and CEO of Loud Records at a special Live recording at the A3C Festival. Steve shares his journey growing up in Brooklyn, managing New Edition, creating SRC, signing iconic artists such as Mobb Deep, Big Pun, David Banner, DEAD PREZ, Akon and much more. In the beginning of the episode Combat Jack updates us on his battle with cancer. Hit the play button and #RaiseTheBar #CombatCancer

This episode is the first episode since Combat Jack announced his battle with colon cancer. In the beginning of the episode, Combat talks about his past week in the hospital, powering through this battle to overcome his situation and more. Also featured in this ep is the Associate Editor of Bossip, Jason “Jah” Lee, an internets based supporter @itsmewandie and disgruntled photographer @brotha_kristufar. Oh, Jameson was in the room as well. -#RaiseTheBar #CombatCancer

​Please listen to the PSA from Combat Jack explaining his absence on this episode. On this special live audience taping of The Combat Jack Show, our special guest was Reggie Noble aka Redman and guest hosting was an honorable member of the show, Just Blaze. Red came by to talk about his new VH1 show Scared Famous, the status of Muddy Waters Too, Hollywood, his thoughts on the new era of rappers and much more. Scared Famous debuts on VH1 October 23rd. Hit that play button and learn something. Powered by @ExperienceAcid

On the eve of the release of the Wu's latest album, RZA and super producer Mathematics stop by to discuss how the collective came together for the project, the origins of the WU symbol and living the vegan lifestyle.

Hosted by Tai Saint-Louis (@SaintBoogie) we present the Loud Speakers Network panel live from A3C. On the panel we have Ed Lover, Angela Rye, Combat Jack and Premium Pete discussing how they entered podcasting and the business behind it.

On this episode, we’re taking it to the East Side of Chicago with young rap star G Herbo. The 21 Year old walks us through his journey growing up in “terror town”, witnessing a murder at 8yes old, PTSD, getting co-signs from the likes of Common and Drake, his influences, his relationship with Lil Bibby, Nicki Minaj and so much more. Herbo is wise beyond his years. His new album “Humble Beast” is available at all digital retailers. #RaiseTheBar

On this episode we take down to Memphis with the founder and 1/3 of the Three 6 Mafia, DJ Paul. He’s talking early influences, George Clooney, making $50k while in High School, Juicy J, beef with Yo Gotti, Hustle and Flow, producing EDM and much more. Hit that olay button and #RaiseTheBar

On this episode.. it's the return of Wyclef Jean. The "Haitian Elvis" talks about his new album 'Carnival lll", acting, fitness, immigration in America, deportation, eating dirt in Haiti, his desire to be a gangster as a youth, prison reform, The Fugees an tons more. Hit that play button and #RaiseTheBar. "Carnival III" is available on all digital retailers. Hosted by @Combat_Jack & @Its_Aking Produced by @JonathanMena Photography by @brotha_kristufar Twitter/IG @combatjackshow Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-combat-jack-show/id412308823?mt=2 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thecombatjackshow YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/loudspeakersnetwork Loud Speakers Network: https://soundcloud.com/loudspeakersnetwork

In this episode Adam22 stops by to discuss scamming, podcasting and threesomes. Lena The Plug also stops by too. Press play and enjoy. Hosted by @Combat_Jack & @Its_Aking Produced by @JonathanMena Photography by @brotha_kristufar Twitter/IG @combatjackshow Make sure to Subscribe, Rate and Comment on all these accounts. Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-combat-jack-show/id412308823?mt=2 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thecombatjackshow YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/loudspeakersnetwork Loud Speakers Network: https://soundcloud.com/loudspeakersnetwork

This episode was a long time in the making. We sat down with industry executive Steve Lobel. He's talking everything from his early days coming up with Run DMC, Russell Simmons, Easy E, managing the iconic Bone Thugz N Harmony, Nipsey Hustle, newcomer Casanova and much more. Steve's continued legacy is too much to list here, just hit that play button and #RaiseTheBar

Welcome to another edition of PoPolitickin. In this episode, we politick with Oakland/Portland artist TOPE. Producer / Rapper TOPE is considered one of the top up and coming artists in the Northwest region and has been recently featured on XXL, The Source, 2DopeBoyz, Okayplayer, Jay-Z's Life + Times, Hip Hop Wired, Hip Hop DX, and more for his album latest BROKE BOY SYNDROME. Since his debut album in 2010, TOPE has produced and/or collaborated with artists including Slum Village, Blu, Planet Asia, TiRon, Myka 9, Abstract Rude, Scarub of Living Legends, LMNO, and many many more. With a commanding stage presence and engertic live show, TOPE has shared stages with hip hop legends including Nas, Mobb Deep, Talib Kweli, Run The Jewels, Deltron 3030, Big KRIT, Dom Kennedy, Black Milk, Mac Miller, Ty Dolla $ign, Digable Planets, Hieroglyphics, Aesop Rock, The Coup, People Under The Stairs, Macklemore and countless others. In early 2014 TOPE also gained attention from Soul icon Erykah Badu herself for his TAKE YOUR TIME video. Follow TOPE on social media at @itsTOPE Follow Po on social media at @PoPolitickin

On this Ep we kick it with ESPN Sports commentator and host Bomani Jones. He discussed he departure from "Highly Questionable", transitioning into his new untitled ESPN show (Jan '18), his Twitter clap back skills, his views on the state of America and much more. As always, please rate, subscribe, comment and share. #RaiseTheBar Please go to https://www.gofundme.com/4a1ziww to help our west coast bro @mistermorris55

On this episode of we take it down to the 305 and chop it up with hitmaker Ace Hood. We're talking the ups and downs throughout his continuing journey, his stint with We The Best Music, his relationship with DJ Khaled, finding his balance through Yoga and meditation, being independent and much more. Also, Combat goes in his bag about the recent situations in this country with your president. You know the deal, hit that play button and #RaiseTheBar.

On this Ep we bring to you 1/3rd of the classic and legendary group The Fugees, Pras. We're talking early beginnings, the original fourth member, the lows and highs, the split, individual successes, will there ever be another group album and so much more. Sit back and hug that play button. This is one of those classic episodes. Sak Passe. #RaiseTheBar

This week in “Press Row,” Jordan Breen is joined by 2DopeBoyz and Sherdog writer Andreas Hale to discuss the public rivalries of Jon Jones-Daniel Cormier, Miesha Tate-Holly Holm and Nate Diaz-Conor McGregor, how the MMA media space has become a political staging ground and how to create “needlemovers” in a meme-hungry, social media-driven climate.

Holiday Extravakwanzaa Edition. The last Combat Jack Show feat. Dallas Penn of the 2011 year. On the show we had the incomparable Rah Digga, the lovely and talented Nitty Scott and Sean Mandela aka Sean P! 3 Hour special. S/o's to DJ Lil Ray for filling in for the homie DJ BenHameen who is currently [...]