Podcasts about Ghetto Boys

Send us a textWe did the males and the females. But what about the groups. From OutKast, Wu-Tang, Ghetto Boys and The Migos. We can not leave them out. So on today's episode we draft groups. After we break down what a group is. Youtube to https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPIs6Ko7BCc9l5jlE5AbAUqZ0gAOhmuq-

Mike recalls a stressful event one summer night in 1988.

Mike recalls a stressful event one summer night in 1988.

Send us a Text Message.What if the battles you're fighting aren't what they seem? This sermon will transform your understanding of spiritual warfare and equip you with the tools to stand firm against unseen adversities. Drawing from Ephesians 6, we delve into the necessity of God's anointing and supernatural power, reminding you that spiritual battles are never fought alone. We emphasize the importance of community, collective strength, and unwavering faith in overcoming life's challenges.We celebrate the significance of Pentecost and the fulfillment of God's promise to pour out His spirit, as prophesied by Joel. Just as locusts plagued Joel's time, we face our own spiritual locusts today—whether they're financial, familial, or mental struggles. Embrace prophetic guidance and prepare for the spiritual harvest that God promises. Focus on future blessings, stay obedient, and anticipate God's supernatural provision, even in the midst of hardship.Ever wondered about the origins of spiritual warfare? Explore the story of Satan and the fallen angels to understand that our true battles aren't against people but spiritual forces. We address how misunderstanding this can lead to fighting the wrong fights, akin to the Ghetto Boys' "My Mind Playing Tricks on Me." Learn to recognize the real adversaries and the power of the Holy Ghost in overcoming both spiritual and physical manifestations of these battles, such as anxiety and depression. Finally, we empower you to utilize your Holy Ghost gifts to bring about tangible, positive change in your community. Welcome To Chosen City Church! We are excited to you have worship with us today and we pray that this sermon blesses you!Partner With Chosen City Church:https://www.chosencitychurch.com/part...Support Chosen City Church:https://www.chosencitychurch.com/givePodcasts and More:https://linktr.ee/chosencitychurchConnect With Chosen City ChurchWebsite: https://chosencitychurch.com.comInstagram: @ChosenCityChurchYouTube: Chosen City ChurchFacebook: Chosen City ChurchIntro and outro created by Joe Anderson Jr. of Truflava Productions

This week, we have two lost, never released INS stories including real life circus unicorns, and scientists discovers that mushrooms can talk.   Hosts: Kevin Harrison, Mike Wiebe, Brian Camp Producer & Music: Mark Ryan Announcer: Nancy Walker Graphic Designer: Mike Tidwell   Merch: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/79908204

September 7th, 2004 - Dog Fashion Disco, Tubring, & Bad Acid Trip at The Rockwell in Springfield Missouri. Max was in Ghetto Boys mode, his mind was playing tricks on him.... 2 days later there was a Killswitch Engage, Eighteen Visions, Autumn to Ashes, & 36 Crazyfists at the Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma. September 11th, 2004 - Family Jam - Cross Canadian Ragweed & Gary Alan at the Zoo Amp in OKC, Followed by an Infinite Records Showcase in Tulsa w/ Rotting Cycle, 80 Proof, Disjointed, Separation from All, Wither & more... 10 Local Metal Bands on 2 Stages at the Cains Ballroom. Max & crew starts to do Concert Production for Casinos... Max got to be the runner for Scott Weiland with some Velvet Revolver shows. Driving Scott was always an adventure! Max gets into concert & event production at Casino's due to a catastrophic event in his life, causing him to literally pick up the pieces yet again when Choice Music burns to the ground in a fire. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 097 today's guest hails from Emerald, Texas by way of Punta Gorda, Florida. He's an United States Air Force Veteran, a Beatmaker Vet, Live Performer, Public Speaker, Husband, Father, Coach & more. Please welcome Elan Brio to the show. Enjoy!During this episode, we chopped it up about his signature moniker (Elan Brio aka "Vigor Zeal"). Growing up in  and abroad as a member of the United States Air Force. Being exposed & listening to a variety of music genres such as Golden Era Hip-Hop music like UGK, The Wu-Tang Clan, Scarface, Ghetto Boys, Too Short, Yo MTV Raps, Rock. Elan Brio stared making beats 20 Years ago and continues to learn and improve his art. Elan Brio has worked with music labels like ChillTapes and been featured on albums with FlapJaques, YaBoyPax titled Notes From The Underground which features a plethora of amazing creatives. He names his Greatest Beats of All Time from "Runnin by The Pharcyde prod by Jay Dee and "Shook Ones" by MOBB Deep. He names his Beatmaker/Music Producer Superheros like Dr. Dre, RZA, DJ Quik, Pete Rock, The Alchemist, Hitboy, DJ Premier, Havoc of MOBB Deep and more. Elan Brio's listening to some amazing Beatmaker Mutants like Tatzumakiii, 78nine, YG Hypnos, Bundo. Elan Brio gave details about albums like The Brio Files Volumes 1, 2, & 3, Coffee Grinds, Journey To The Moon Flower. He also talks about managing his music production journey with family life. Elan Brio left crazy jewels, inspiring words for Beatmakers and detailed what's in store for the rest of 2023.Elan Brio's Recommendations:1. The Universe is a library card (Use It Responsibly)2. Let the beats speak3. Read Dilla Time - The Life and Afterlife of J Dilla - The Hip Hop Producer Who Reinvented Rhythm By Dan Charnas4. Learn how to EQ (Great Source of Information - Watch Pensado's Place YouTube Channel)5. Learn about Swing (Watch You Suck at Producing YouTube Channel)6. Practice Looping Samples will help you chop better7. K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Seriously)8. Learn about Hip-Hop as a culture9. Trust your emotions when making musicIntro Track: Bay Bounce from Sample Mode Volume 1 by Homee (Available Here) Featured Music: Various tracks from Elan Brio's Music Discography (Available Here)Social Media: @therealelanbrioWebsite: https://linktr.ee/elanbrioBe sure to subscribe to Elan Brio's amazing YouTube Channel HereSupport the showEdited, Mixed and Mastered by GldnmndPodcast Social Link: linktr.ee/TheRecShowPodcastNEW!!! TheRecShowPodcast Music Playlist Available Here

Born and raised in Austin, TX, Reginald Orlando Hart Jr. A.K.A GRasta1k is the owner and music artist of GRINDTIME1K. Living with his mother and stepfather up till the age of 14, G Rasta1k was forced to find love from the streets. The older role models of the streets taught him what he needed to know to stay ahead. Adopting fairly quickly, G Rasta1k was living the life until Aug. 13th, 2016. He welcomed his first baby girl, Harmony Symone Hart into the world. Before he could really get adjusted to life as a father, his first son was born a few years later. With two children, and still heavy in the streets, G Rasta1k took his love for music to another level with freestyling. Finding inspiration from southern artists such as S.U.C, Ghetto Boys, Master P, ZRo, Lil O, Fat Pat, 8ball and MJG, Do or Die and so many more. He expanded his music range and found inspiration from Tupac, Snoop Dogg, Biggie, Jay-Z, Camron, 50-Cent, Big Pun, Big L, Michael Jackson, Prince, and so many more various artists. The one person who inspired him the most was his younger brother Silas. Silas started the brand ABM (All Bout Money). The brand was delayed due to legal problems and spending a year in jail. The summer of 2014 he returned home to finish what he and his brother had started. But the universe delivered something G Rasta1k could never imagine. The tragic death of his brother Silas caused him to fall into a deep depression and question life. This life changing event landed G Rasta1k into the Shoal Creek Mental Institution. Released finally with a better mind frame, he set out to create a brand that represents his life as a whole. The birth of GRINDTIME1K. A brand that represents grind, hustle, discipline, love, and peace. WITH THAT BEING SAID, COME DIVE INTO HIS SONG, SOMETHING SPECIAL and make sure you follow/subscribe !!! TAP INTO THE VIBEZ BECAUSE THEY ARE SET AND UNMATCHED. It's just a VIBE TING!!! ITS THE P.E.G FAMILY on iheartradio and all major platforms.

My guest is Greg Carter. He is a native of Houston, Texas, and a graduate of Texas A&M University. He has produced over thirty feature films and currently produces a popular series called Fifth Ward on the ALLBLK Channel. When I first met Greg Carter, he was one of the rising rap directors in Houston, Texas. We are talking about the Ghetto Boys' days and Rap A Lot records era. But life is about adjusting and growing your brand; he is still directing movies and television series in Hollywood and teaching students at the University of Houston. Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Greg Carter.Support the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After 50 years of celebrating hip hop, an MC takes the challenge to create his own list of the top labels, female MCs, groups, albums and MCs, but discovers the true challenge is narrowing them down to his own personal favorite. Learn about the Top 10 Greatest Hip-Hop Albums & MCs of All Time from a discussion about celebrating 50 years of hip hop. It included the top labels, female MCs, groups, hip hop albums, and MCs, and the top 10 greatest MCs of all time. My favorite label was independent Huntside Music, and my favorite female MC was Jean Gray. For the greatest rap groups, honorable mentions included The Ghetto Boys, The Roots, and Cypress Hill, with the Wu-Tang Clan being the number one greatest rap group of all time. Finally, the top 10 hip hop albums included The Chronic and Illmatic, and the top 10 greatest MCs of all time included Nas, Rakim, Jay-Z "I believe in me. So now let's get into the top ten. We got at number ten, the label that produced the Lox, DMX, Eve, Dragon, Ruff Riders." In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. Celebrate 50 Years of Hip Hop: Uncover the top labels, female MCs, groups, albums, and MCs that made the list. 2. Discover the Greatest Rap Groups of All Time: From the Fugees to Wu Tang Clan, explore the top ten greatest rap groups of all time. 3. Uncover the Greatest Hip Hop Albums: From Ready to Die to The Realness, explore the top ten greatest hip hop albums of all time. Resources: www.allhiphop.com, www.hiphopdx.com and www.thesourcemagazine.com Other episodes you'll enjoy: Episode-101 Equity featuring She Get's It Podcast, Episode-105 Posse and Episode-108 Urban Love Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealrodes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rodes live podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/rodes hunt Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/huntsidemusic LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/rodes hunt Website: www.rodesonline.net Loved this episode? anchor.fm/rodes-hunt --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rodes-hunt/support

My guest is Greg Carter. He is a native of Houston, Texas, and a graduate of Texas A&M University. He has produced over thirty feature films and currently produces a popular series called Fifth Ward on the ALLBLK Channel. When I first met Greg Carter, he was one of the rising rap directors in Houston, Texas. We are talking about the Ghetto Boys' days and Rap A Lot records era. But life is about adjusting and growing your brand; he is still directing movies and television series in Hollywood and teaching students at the University of Houston. Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Greg Carter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest is Greg Carter. He is a native of Houston, Texas, and a graduate of Texas A&M University. He has produced over thirty feature films and currently produces a popular series called Fifth Ward on the ALLBLK Channel. When I first met Greg Carter, he was one of the rising rap directors in Houston, Texas. We are talking about the Ghetto Boys' days and Rap A Lot records era. But life is about adjusting and growing your brand; he is still directing movies and television series in Hollywood and teaching students at the University of Houston. Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Greg Carter. My guest on the show today is one of the stars of the Amazon series Harlem, Shoniqua Shandai. She is an actress, singer, and up-and-coming fashion icon from the east coast who has graciously swept the entertainment industry since she was three. Shoniqua's character Angie on the show Harlem has a big sexy personality and a fashion sense to match it. In the front, Shoniqua's character always wears a series of high-fashion looks.   Shoniqua strongly relates to her character as a curvy woman of color, breaking the fashion and love stereotypes.   Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Master Class Shoniqua Shandai.  Support the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest is Greg Carter. He is a native of Houston, Texas, and a graduate of Texas A&M University. He has produced over thirty feature films and currently produces a popular series called Fifth Ward on the ALLBLK Channel. When I first met Greg Carter, he was one of the rising rap directors in Houston, Texas. We are talking about the Ghetto Boys' days and Rap A Lot records era. But life is about adjusting and growing your brand; he is still directing movies and television series in Hollywood and teaching students at the University of Houston. Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Greg Carter. My guest on the show today is one of the stars of the Amazon series Harlem, Shoniqua Shandai. She is an actress, singer, and up-and-coming fashion icon from the east coast who has graciously swept the entertainment industry since she was three. Shoniqua's character Angie on the show Harlem has a big sexy personality and a fashion sense to match it. In the front, Shoniqua's character always wears a series of high-fashion looks.   Shoniqua strongly relates to her character as a curvy woman of color, breaking the fashion and love stereotypes.   Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Master Class Shoniqua Shandai.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Instagram is offering blue checks for sale. After Twitter Blue, is this a good idea? The Ghetto Boys are beefing over Scareface's solo Grammy performance. What went wrong? If you sell beats online, there are ups and downs. When sales are down, the impulse to vent about rappers or even treat reluctant beat buyers poorly becomes high. Resist that urge and instead try finding a community to vent to, as we discuss in today's episode.

On this episode we discuss the role and responsibilities of the OG's or elder statesmen, specifically related to the controversy between J. Prince and Offset as well as Scarface and Willie D of the Ghetto Boys. In addition we review some trending topics related to Erykah Badu, Shannon Sharpe, Lebron James, the Super Bowl and more.

This is a brand new brother coming to the rap game (Mikal (Kall G) Muhammad) with a different and very much hot style that everyone is sure to like. His roots fall back to the late 70s early 80s when he began dancing and rapping on the downtown streets of Chicago. This is where it all began for this 29-year-old rapper, and now he's ready to hit the market with the hottest double album ever “THE DAYBUET ”. Kall G was born in Philadelphia, Pa on October 31, 1979, lived there until the age of two, and then was moved to Chicago, IL where he was raised on the south side, He is also the great godson of Mahalia Jackson. Since then Kall G has made a most popular name for himself, in states such as Virginia, Ba, Chicago, Ill, Houston, TX, Atlanta, Ga, Port Author, TX, New Orleans, La, Gary, In, and has performed with people like Master Ace, Master P, MIA-X, Big Mike, Ice Cube, Ghetto Boys, Flavor Flav, Eightball & MJG, and a few others. He has also had song's on the radio, such as City Streets, Homicide, and On my momma, This is definitely platinum material from this young man. "It's time to tell the whole world my story “, Kall G told an interviewer. “ I just think rap music really needs a change from what they're used to”. In 1992 he almost had a record deal with an independent record label, and in turn, the song was stolen. This really didn't stop him it just made him more alert to what was going on with some of these record companies. “What makes Kall G so satisfying, the promise of longevity, this young man writing skills is razor sharp, powerful, and so different from any rapper out in the industry today” quote Kall G. Follow here: https://m.facebook.com/100002038067010/ Purchase your sneakers here: https://www.aliveshoes.com/military-camp Would you like for us to feature you on our next show? Ctrmedianetwork.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetinaramsayshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetinaramsayshow/support

Wack100 and J Prince beef is it healthy knowing the tryin to get Larry Hoover free does it affect Hoover the most ?Houston Texas culture reains very influential in Rap culture still today Sauve House and Rap-a-lot Ghetto Boys legacy New generation Houston rapF.E.A.T. Compilation droppin Jan 1st 2023 Music by Tha Mafiia Support the show

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Today on TWL! Chad Cross is a Marine and Army Veteren, and current member of the St Louis Police Department SWAT Team. Also former iron worker, combat sports practitioner, and maybe a Chip N Dale/male stripper??? Hes on a mission to help service members and 1st responders with a healthy lifestyle in the form of being in the gym and healthy meals. We discuss St Louis' suprising absence from Americas Most Dangerous Cities List, recent crime in the news, his tour in the middle east, combat sports, local politics, Colin Kaepernick, World Star, Hurricane Katrina response, NWA and the Ghetto Boys and play a very guest specific game of The Rotten Tomatoes Game! In the Squared up segment we cover some tough topics as well.

J. Prince is a music mogul and CEO of Houston based Rap A Lot Records which is home to the legendary rap group Geto Boys and rapper Scarface. Rap A Lot rose to prominence in the late 80's and 90's with a plethora of gold and platinum albums. J. Prince sits down with Big Court and opens up about being a constant target of the FBI, his son discovering Drake, Larry Hoover, and his new business endeavors.

Indy talks about Southern Hip-Hop pioneers The Geto Boys, Scarface, and his autobiography Diary of a Madman, Samantha recommends the Old Hollywood historical fiction The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid, and we introduce next week's watch, the (sort of) romantic comedy I'm A Cyborg But That's Okay from Korean auteur Park Chan-wook!   Brad Terrence Jordan (born November 9, 1970), better known by his stage name Scarface, is an American rapper and record producer best known as a member of the Geto Boys, a hip hop group from Houston, Texas.[2] He grew up in Houston and is originally from the city's South Acres (Crestmont Park) neighborhood.[3] In 2012, The Source ranked him #16 on their list of the Top 50 Lyricists of All Time,[4] while About.com ranked him #6 on its list of the 50 Greatest MCs of Our Time (1987–2007). The Geto Boys (originally spelled Ghetto Boys) is an American hip hop group originally formed in Houston, Texas. The group was formed in 1987.[1] The Geto Boys enjoyed success in the 1990s with the group's classic lineup consisting of Bushwick Bill, Scarface and Willie D, earning several certified albums and hit singles, including "Mind Playing Tricks on Me" which reached No. 1 on the Hot Rap Songs and #23 on the Billboard Hot 100.[2] The Geto Boys earned notoriety for lyrics covering controversial topics such as misogyny, gore, psychotic experiences, and necrophilia. About.com ranked the Geto Boys No. 10 on its list of the 25 Best Rap Groups of All-Time, describing them as "southern rap pioneers who paved the way for future southern hip-hop acts."   The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo is a historical fiction novel by American author Taylor Jenkins Reid and published by Atria Books in 2017. The novel tells the story of the fictional Old Hollywood star Evelyn Hugo, who at the age of 79 decides to give a final interview to an unknown journalist, Monique Grant. According to Reid, Evelyn Hugo was loosely based in part on actresses Elizabeth Taylor, who was married eight times to seven different men, and Ava Gardner, who revealed the secrets of her life to a journalist which was eventually published as Ava Gardner: The Secret Conversations. Reid also discusses how Rita Hayworth was a big influence on the character Evelyn Hugo. Hayworth, whose father was a Spaniard, had a very similar start to Hugo which can be seen in the beginning of the novel.   Mind Playing Tricks on Me by Geto Boys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJtHdkyo0hc&ab_channel=UPROXXVideo Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IJCFc_qkHw&ab_channel=UPROXXVideo

Join your favorite cousins, Jream Tha Doll, Tranise & Trae, for another episode of Cocktails & Cousins. Today's Topic: Domestic Violence *Trigger Warning* We deal with a heavy topic in this episode. If you are not ready to discuss domestic violence, please listen to one of our lighter shows* In this episode, we talk about what's new, we're still on Certified Lover Boy, Drake vs. Kanye, ASAP Rocky, poor poor Kanye, Kim Kardashian trying to be black and white, Have Mercy, Chloe Bailey coming into her new persona, Beyonce', sex siren, Jream's neighbors, The Ghetto Boys, the frequency of violence in same sex relationships, domestic abuse, how you can't come back after you start fighting, the start of domestic violence, when love hurts, Stockholm syndrome, intervening in domestic situations, public servants, being the bearer of bad news, resentment, normalizing & romanticizing violence, the dangers of being a hero, learning to have sympathy for victims, a brunch punch, Tina Turner, What's Love Got To Do With It, the snake story, answering DM questions, warning signs of domestic violence, threats that lead to violence, Chris Brown & Rihanna, women hitting men, Trae's violent moment, triggered, why we need to take women hitting men more seriously, Tranise's black out anger moment, Ms. Ethel getting beat up in The Chi, knowing people's limits, resources for those in domestic violence situations, love should not hurt and more RESOURCES FOR VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE NATIONAL CRISIS ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSISTANCE: The National Domestic Violence Hotline  1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) www.ndvh.org National Dating Abuse Helpline  1-866-331-9474 www.loveisrespect.org National Resource Center on Domestic Violence  1-800-537-2238 www.nrcdv.org and www.vawnet.org Futures Without Violence: The National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence  1-888-792-2873 www.futureswithoutviolence.org National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma & Mental Health 1-312-726-7020 ext. 2011 www.nationalcenterdvtraumamh.org TEENS Love is respect  Hotline: 1-866-331-9474 www.loveisrespect.org Break the Cycle  202-824-0707 www.breakthecycle.org The featured cocktail for this show: Black & Blue

Don Chief has quietly built a multimedia empire, which is growing faster than average. Coming from the bottom of society doesn't offer many options for African Americans. The state of Texas has one of the country's highest murder rates and gang violence activity. The pressure to survive in Texas produces a different type of human diamond. Historically, Texas is the founding father of multiple mainstream cultures which impact people worldwide. Their southern cuisine, candy-painted cars, eclectic sense of fashion, and rich Hip-Hop culture shine a special ultraviolet light on Texas. Hip-Hop music and Texans have a unique relationship. I'm driving down Collins Avenue on South Beach, blaring ‘My Mind is Playing Tricks on Me' by Ghetto Boys, and chills run down my arms. I'm still amazed how three black men from Houston, Texas, could create a song that reflects the mentality of every black person in America. The psychology of their music reflects the raw energy of Texas. Hip-Hop empowers, educates, inspires, heals, and transforms people's mentality within 16 bars. Entrepreneur/Major Recording Artist Don Chief is a born legend. From birth, some people lock-in with their purpose and mentally adapt to their path of greatness. Don Chief's life story is not written for the light-hearted or people seeking a path of least resistance. Don Chief's life and purpose originate from struggle, incarceration, racial bias, economic setbacks, undeniable passion for winning, and natural-born leadership. Don Chief formed Eatgreedy Music Group in 2014 and empowered himself, the local neighborhood, and his family.  Eatgreedy Music Group encompasses multiple businesses, including TV/Film, record label, artist management, and clothing. Don Chief recently was recognized by IMDB (Internet Movie Database) for his movie producer credits.  Eatgreedy Films is a premium business extension of his Hollywood vision.  Eatgreedy Films creates documentaries, short films, music videos, and community-based content. Don Chief has multiple music, TV, and film projects slated for 2021 and 2022. During COVID-19, he re-examined his blueprint and became more aggressive towards the company's master plan. Don Chief partnered with RADIOPUSHERS in late 2020 for strategic music marketing and branding. RADIOPUSHERS is a leading music monetization agency for visionary individuals.

The Real McCoy Radio Show with special guest DJ Frankie Vu Part 2. Music from Sandra, Human League, Elbow, Alphaville, Ghetto Boys, Tupac, INXS, Thompson Twins, Journey and Alison Krauss.

Chris Torres and Ryan "Acapello" Melo team up to take on episodes 9 and 10 from the 2nd season of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air! In "Cased Up" Chris takes on the episode in which Will learns it's never a good idea to drive without insurance. In "Hi-Ho Silver" Aunt Viv's cherished silverware goes missing and it's up to Will and Carlton to crack the case and return the silverware to the Banks' home! Featuring an appearance from Zsa Zsa Gabor!Episode 7 "Cased Up" [Original Air Date: November 11, 1991]CHRIS' RATING - 7 / 10RYAN'S RATING -  10 / 10Episode 8 "Hi-Ho Silver" [Original Air Date: November 18, 1991]CHRIS' RATING - 6 / 10RYAN'S RATING - 7 / 10SHOW BREAKDOWN:00:00 Intro and Fresh News14:00 Episode 9 Recap and Review w/Chris38:20 Trivia, Facts, Goofs 50:00  Naughty by Nature - OPP (1991, Naughty by Nature)56:00 Episode 10 Recap and Review w/Ryan1:20:00 Trivia, Facts, Goofs1:29:30 Ghetto Boys -  My Mind Playing Tricks on Me (1988, We Can't Be Stopped)1:34:30 Closing and a look ahead at Podcast Fresh: FPOBA and Podcast Fresh: Cafe!1:39:00 Acapello - Jungle (2021)FOLLOW PODCAST FRESH: INSTAGRAM | TWITTERFOLLOW CHRIS TORRES: INSTAGRAMFOLLOW RYAN "ACAPELLO" MELO: INSTAGRAM | SOUNDCLOUD |Download Jungle, One Winged Angel, Facts, Dirty Bottles, and more at Acapello's Soundcloud pagePodcast Fresh: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air drops every WednesdayThe Last Wrestling Podcast drops every ThursdayPodcast Fresh: Cafe drops every WeekendE-MAIL US AT PODCASTFRESH2020@GMAIL.COM WITH QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, STORIES, OR WHATEVER ELSE IS ON YOUR MIND!

On this very special episode, J prince - the godfather of the hip hop hustle graces the trap leaving nothing but gems. The founder of houston's Rap-a-lot records, J prince is one of the most respected men in the entertainment industry and he explains how he garnered his respect in the game. Chico and Karlous find out how J Prince created his legacy through stories about The Ghetto Boys, Pimp C, Bun B, and Scarface. He also breaks down the story of attempting to unite the major black music labels and the opposition he faced. The OG has a new book titled "Respect" which tells the story of his life and he brought his new wine "Loyalty." From the tupac beef to signing Drake, J Prince has seen the evolution of hip hop and has played a major role in it's evolution - and he tells the story on the coldest podcast! Subscribe To our Channel: bitly.com/85tube FOLLOW THE CREW KARLOUS MILLER - https://www.facebook.com/karlousm/ DCYOUNGFLY - https://www.facebook.com/DcYoungFly1/ CHICO BEAN - https://www.facebook.com/OldSchoolFool/ Director - JOE T. NEWMAN - https://www.instagram.com/smokingjoen... Producer CHAD OUBRE - https://www.instagram.com/chadoubre/ Producer - LANCE CRAYTON - https://www.instagram.com/cat_corleone_/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The city of Union in South Carolina has a population of 8,211 people. The racial makeup of the town is 56.48% White, 42.12% African American, 0.24% Native American, 0.38% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 0.05% from other races, and 0.73% from two or more races. Within this small population, God created Doug Beaty aka CIXATE, and a future leader of Hip-Hop was born.  CIXATE's childhood consisted of soul music, strong family ties, drug dealing, black suppression, and southern politics. CIXATE cultivated his Hip-Hop skillset from memorizing lyrics from the Ghetto Boys, Scarface, Tupac, Snoop, & Notorious B.I.G. CIXATErhyming ability mesmerized his family members and sparked instant excitement from his local community. During his high school years, CIXATE heavily invested in his rap career and created an in-house recording studio. During these times the passion of CIXATE illuminated his raw talent for being a lyrical poet and rhyme slayer. CIXATE received an invitation from a Def Jam Music label representative regarding featuring him on a major live performance show. CIXATE initially felt the opportunity was a blessing, however, it turned out to be a nightmare. CIXATE paid for the performance slot, plane tickets, & hotel for the event. The promoter scammed CIXATE and several other hard-working artists. The live event never happened and this moment became the gift and curse CIXATE needed to fuel beyond his pain. CIXATEre-established his finances and constructed a new blueprint for his Hip-Hop future. CIXATE launched his record label, hired staff, and became open for business in 2017. CX8 Multimedia Group is the pure American Dream of Doug Beaty, and it operates several business ventures. The cool Millennial factor of CIXATE is that he's six foot eight inches in height and his presence looms immensely over the Hip-Hop scene in South Carolina. CIXATEreleased his critically acclaimed debut single “I'm A King” in 2018 on all major digital platforms. The lead single “I'm A King” garnered immediate success online, and his Spotify audience extends to over 15 countries. The single has generated over 50,000 digital music streams including Spotify and Pandora. As a child, his parents would always tell him “you walk and talk as a KING.” CIXATE is fulfilling that prophecy and is the New Age Millennial Music KXNG. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/betonyourself/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The city of Union in South Carolina has a population of 8,211 people. The racial makeup of the town is 56.48% White, 42.12% African American, 0.24% Native American, 0.38% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 0.05% from other races, and 0.73% from two or more races. Within this small population, God created Doug Beaty aka CIXATE, and a future leader of Hip-Hop was born. CIXATE’s childhood consisted of soul music, strong family ties, drug dealing, black suppression, and southern politics. CIXATE cultivated his Hip-Hop skillset from memorizing lyrics from the Ghetto Boys, Scarface, Tupac, Snoop, & Notorious B.I.G. CIXATErhyming ability mesmerized his family members and sparked instant excitement from his local community. During his high school years, CIXATE heavily invested in his rap career and created an in-house recording studio. During these times the passion of CIXATE illuminated his raw talent for being a lyrical poet and rhyme slayer. CIXATE received an invitation from a Def Jam Music label representative regarding featuring him on a major live performance show. CIXATE initially felt the opportunity was a blessing, however, it turned out to be a nightmare. CIXATE paid for the performance slot, plane tickets, & hotel for the event. The promoter scammed CIXATE and several other hard-working artists. The live event never happened and this moment became the gift and curse CIXATE needed to fuel beyond his pain. CIXATEre-established his finances and constructed a new blueprint for his Hip-Hop future. CIXATE launched his record label, hired staff, and became open for business in 2017. CX8 Multimedia Group is the pure American Dream of Doug Beaty, and it operates several business ventures. The cool Millennial factor of CIXATE is that he’s six foot eight inches in height and his presence looms immensely over the Hip-Hop scene in South Carolina. CIXATEreleased his critically acclaimed debut single “I’m A King” in 2018 on all major digital platforms. The lead single “I’m A King” garnered immediate success online, and his Spotify audience extends to over 15 countries. The single has generated over 50,000 digital music streams including Spotify and Pandora. As a child, his parents would always tell him “you walk and talk as a KING.” CIXATE is fulfilling that prophecy and is the New Age Millennial Music KXNG.

In this episode, Truth interviews Ruben Lipkind – player in bands such as the New Darkbuster,  The Chosen Ones, and Hudson Falcons.  Ruben is also a punk rock / reggae DJ and a “team manager” in the music industry. The two discuss Ruben’s history as well as his past, present and future projects, music, his time on the road as road crew for Agnostic Front,  working with Bushwick Bill of the Ghetto Boys, the corona virus, punk rock and politics, etc. *Note, Truth got a little drunk and might have gone on a couple tirades… For more information: IG: @rubenlipkind EMAIL: Rubenthetm@gmail.com   As always, please hit the subscribe button if you like and support what we do! You'll get early access to new episodes! Leave a review and let us know what you think!  Follow us on IG: @bigtruth

Today we re-cast one of our favorite episodes, an interview with folklorist and Houston native Langston Collin Wilkins, who studies "slab" culture and the "screwed and chopped" hip hop that rattles the slabs and serves as the culture's soundtrack. Since the 1990s, many of Houston’s African American residents have customized cars and customized the sound of hip hop. Cars called “slabs” swerve a slow path through the city streets, banging out a distinctive local music that paid tribute to those very same streets and neighborhoods. Wilkins shows us how sonic creativity turns a space—a collection of buildings and streets—into a place that is known, respected, and loved. In this show we hear the slow, muddy, psychedelic sounds of DJ Screw and The Screwed Up Click, including rappers such as Lil Keke, Fat Pat, Big Hawk, and UGK--as well as songs by Geto Boys, Willie Dee, Swishahouse, Point Blank, Biggie Smalls, and MC T Tucker & DJ Irv. Photos by Langston Collin Wilkins. Transcript [low humming and static playing] [CRIS CHEEK] This…is…Phantom Power. [Tamborine beat blends in] Episode 7: Screwed and Chopped. [Hip hop music with vocals cuts in] Parental discretion is advised. Welcome to Phantom Power. I’m cris cheek. Today on the seventh and final episode of our first season, my co-host Mack Hagood converses with Langston Collin Wilkins. Langston is a folklorist an ethnomusicologist active in both academia and the public sector. Working as a traditional art specialist at the Tennessee Arts Commission. Mack spoke with Langston recently about his research into Houston’s unique slab, car culture. The city’s relationship to hip hop and hip hop’s to community. Enjoy. [Different hip hop music plays] [MACK HAGOOD] So before we get into the research of Langston Collin Wilkins, maybe we should get one question out of the way. Why would a folklorist be studying hip hop? Don’t they study things like folk tales or traditional music or quilting? Well, in fact the folklorist I know study things like bodybuilding and fashion and internet memes. Folklorists study everyday creativity. One contemporary definition of folklore is “artistic communication in small groups.” As Langston shows, it’s the way a town like Houston gets a look and a sound all its own, but folklore didn’t lead Langston to hip hop. In fact, it was quite the other way around. [Hip hop music cuts out] [LANGSTON COLLINS WILKINS] Back when I was a kid, around 12 years old, I received my first hip hop record, which was the “Ghetto Boys Resurrection Album”  in 1996. [A song from the album plays] Born and raised in Houston, Texas, the south side, where Scarface is from that same area. The Ghetto Boys in my hometown heroes as they are for everyone growing up in Houston in those communities. I just became obsessed with hip hop, and not just the music, but just the larger culture and community surrounding it. I was reading everything I could get my hands on about hip hop, I was watching everything, just studying the culture and that kind of continued through college. When I got the grad school, I went hoping to study hip hop in some form or fashion. It was through hip hop that I learned about folklore and became interested in it. I spent a year doing ethnographic research in Houston amongst the hip hop community there. I focus mostly on I guess the more street oriented or gangsta rappers, and we’re studying the artists and producers connection to place. I was looking at how and why these artists was so deeply connected to the city itself, apartment buildings, streets, neighborhoods,  and how these attachments and connection to place have been reproduced in their musical output. [Different hip hop song plays] Why do Houston Raptors always shout out, call out, give dedications to places that they are familiar and intimately connected with? [Several places are listed through hip hop songs] Washington, Armstrong, Mainwelles and St. Williams. Robinson, Thomas Hopes,

DJ Ready Red Tribute  featuring his sister Ada Johnson as well as some of his peers in the rap game #ripDJReadyRed

This Week - Friday July 26th - 2019  «Artocracy Show : Brain Machine Interfaces and the Current state or Hip Hop» Join  Beverly D and h L.A. Ramon and Thomas (Tutmose) Smith. We will kick off the show discussing what may go down in history as the most important technology ever made. Last week Elon Musk unveils NeuraLace at a investor seminar for his company NeuraLink. Would you let Musk's surgery robot make a hardly noticeable small incision in your scalp, drill a even smaller hole in your skull, place a processor that merges tiny transistors to your Brain Neurons? We will give a brief history of the B.M.I (Brain Machine Interface). What if the entire Internet was in your Head and you can access and/or save anything you want instantly? What if I told you this could make the blind see, the deaf hear, give feeling back to amputees, cure brain trauma and mental illness? Does it Sound Cool or Does it Sound Scary? We will explain how it works and what the potential risks and rewards are with this technology.  Culture could simply be defined as a “Peoples Way of Life”. Several elements make up a Culture - Society, History, Speech, Lifestyle, Dress, Music, Dance, Art, Rituals, Stories, Pastimes, Mythology, Cuisine, Customs, Traditions, etc. Does Hip Hop Culture even exist outside of New York City? One of the byproducts of Hip Hop Culture is Rap Music and Rap Music represents 40% of all Music Media sold Worldwide. What is the current State of Rap Music? What caused the Houston based Rap Group and pioneers of Southern Rap Music, the Ghetto Boys, to break up? Since Rap Music has spread Hip Hop Culture throughout the entire World, has it resulted into a connection between Americans Blacks and Blacks outside the US?  Sent from my iPhone

In this episode we cover the dealth of a Salvadoran Migrant and Daughter, the Democratic Party first Debate and the issue around Ghetto Boys rapper Bushwich Bill's Go Fund Me page. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/larry330/support

This week I play some of my favorite songs as well as a submission by @ms.samanthamoon I also have a mini tribute to Bushwick Bill of The Ghetto Boys, R.I.P. This episode has it all! natelarsonmusic.com http://www.indiejamz.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nate-larson-the-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nate-larson-the-podcast/support

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys start the show off talking about how Kyle "Big Phizzy" Philson has still been trying all types of Fizzy water and how it's helped him cut back on drinking soda. They give a shout-out to Bushwick Bill of the famous rap group the Ghetto Boys who recently passed away. Then they read a strange listener story and Cam reports on a strange troll like creature that was recently caught on someone's security camera. After the break Cam brings up even more sightings of werewolves or dolmen! Werewolf accusations were not entirely uncommon in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries. Werewolf and witch hysteria sort of developed in tandem. Indeed, some people were even accused of both. Such accusations, and the subsequent confessions and executions, were often politically expedient. But sometimes the fear was absolutely warranted, whether the danger lurked clad in the fur of a wolf or the clothes of a man. All of this and more on this installment of Expanded Perspectives! Show Notes: Russian Boy Encounters Leshy https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2019/06/russian-boy-encounters-leshy.html Sponsors: Purple Mattress: Right now our listeners can get a FREE Purple pillow with the purchase of a mattress. That's in addition to the great free gifts they're offering site wide. Just text Expanded to 84-888. The ONLY way to get this free pillow, is to text Expanded to 84-888.  Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided by Pretty Lights. Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com. Songs Used: Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin Samso Empty Station Finally Moving

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys start the show off talking about how Kyle "Big Phizzy" Philson has still been trying all types of Fizzy water and how it's helped him cut back on drinking soda. They give a shout-out to Bushwick Bill of the famous rap group the Ghetto Boys who recently passed away. Then they read a strange listener story and Cam reports on a strange troll like creature that was recently caught on someone's security camera. After the break Cam brings up even more sightings of werewolves or dolmen! Werewolf accusations were not entirely uncommon in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries. Werewolf and witch hysteria sort of developed in tandem. Indeed, some people were even accused of both. Such accusations, and the subsequent confessions and executions, were often politically expedient. But sometimes the fear was absolutely warranted, whether the danger lurked clad in the fur of a wolf or the clothes of a man. All of this and more on this installment of Expanded Perspectives! Show Notes: Russian Boy Encounters Leshy https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2019/06/russian-boy-encounters-leshy.html Sponsors: Purple Mattress: Right now our listeners can get a FREE Purple pillow with the purchase of a mattress. That's in addition to the great free gifts they're offering site wide. Just text Expanded to 84-888. The ONLY way to get this free pillow, is to text Expanded to 84-888.  Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided by Pretty Lights. Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com. Songs Used: Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin Samso Empty Station Finally Moving

K Krills & O Dog pay respect to Ghetto Boys legend, Bushwick Bill. Ghetto Boys - My Mind is Playing tricks on me Grandmaster Flash and the Furi - The Message Ice Cube - Das Efx - Check Yo Self Remix Max B - Dont Push Me (feat French Montana) [Clean] Sade - Nothing Can Come Between Us Max B - Hold On (feat French Montana) [Clean] Bynoe x Cau2G$ x Stack Bundles - I Like [Clean] Lord Hizzle feat. 4Rax - Freak Show V4 (Clean) Erick Sermon - give it to em cl DJ Khaled - Higher ft. Nipsey Hussle, John Legend YG_You_Broke_f._Nipsey_Hussle_Radio_Clean_Version- DJ Khaled - Weather the Storm ft. Meek Mill, Lil Baby Solomon Childs - Freedom () Mp3. PR Dean - Wolves feat. Taj Mahal, Big Flip Papi & Benny The Butcher Solomon Childs - The Only Way (Clean) MEYHEM LAUREN DJ MUGGS - Aquatic Violence ft. Mr. Muthafuckin Exquire and Sean Sully Nomad - Nueva York Part 2 (Clean) Voice Box feat. Styles P ,Rahzel, Sean Price (Clean) DJ Khaled - Won't Take My Soul (Audio) ft. Nas, CeeLo Green DJ Khaled - Big Boy Talk (Clean) ft. Jeezy, Rick Ross

Unboxing of the Killa Crunch cereal box, Run D.M.C and Beastie Boys Tour poster, Geto Boyz 'Mind Playing Tricks on Me' Gold Sales award

We're Back!!! This week we chop it up about the passing of a Ghetto Boy, Raps vs Warriors, Bieber vs Cruse. BFF's back on: Jordyn and Kylie. Jay Z's racks on racks... on racks, Biggie finally gets a street in NY, and Akon's new label. As well as our regular segments! Thanks for listening!

ManyFew presents 'Electronic Heaven' - tune in for a full hour of the freshest and funkiest dance music from around the globe. The monthly show is ready to take you on a musical journey and includes exclusive remixes, edits and unreleased tracks from the ManyFew brothers! 01. Loren Reed - Something Bout You (ManyFew Radio Remix)02. Starley - Touch Me (Throttle Remix)03. Cheat Codes ft. Demi Lovato - No Promises (Ashworth Remix)04. Duke Dumont Gorgon City FT. Naations - Real Life 05. Joe Stone - Make Love06. Purple Disco Machine - Body Funk 07. Gary Caos - Street Player 08. Mart - Say Say Say 09. Wildchild - Renegade Master (Fatboy Slim Old Skool Mix)(ManyFew Edit)10. The Ghetto Boys, Terry Lex, Gianni N - House Delight (Crazibiza Remix)11. Chicane vs Barbarella - How Does Your House Work12. CID – Believer_feat CeeLo Green (CID VIP Mix)13. Don Diablo - Save A Little Love14. Jonas Blue - Mama (Syn Cole Remix) ft. William Singe15. Black Box - I Dont Know Anybody Else (2017 Remix)

Neil and Doug Little Ghetto Boys dropped by the Locals Only studio and filled Gavin Glass in on all their news. They're reformed to raise funds for CMRF - Crumlin Medical Research Facility. Gaving takes a trip down memory lane with them and we hear a of their few tunes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Writer Lance Scott Walker has collected stories and interviews from Houston's rappers, DJs, producers, promoters, and record label owners since 2005. In the new amplified edition of his book HOUSTON RAP TAPES, he includes new photographs and interviews (Scarface, Slim Thug, Lez Moné, B L A C K I E, Lil’ Keke, and Sire Jukebox of the original Ghetto Boys), plus custom maps of Houston that highlight major landmarks for the city's hip-hop culture. Recorded on DJ Screw's birthday, this conversation addresses how police corruption and gentrification have impacted the Houston neighborhoods that gave birth to Houston rap, tracing the scene from early rap battles among Raheem, Willie D, and Vanilla Ice to the up-and-coming H-Town artists making beats and rhymes today. We also cover the complexities of gangsta rap, the women who shaped the scene and are making music on their own terms, and the impact of the late DJ Screw.

Thank you to Willie D of the Ghetto Boys breaking down some truth, peace. by A Pow-wow with Pops

Spotlight - AzMattic In the third installment of the Spotlight series, we find out about Chicago based rapper AzMattic. He has opened for Cam’ron, Scarface from the Ghetto Boys, Murs and Merkules. Last month he opened at the hip hop festival called The Breaks. Headlining that festival was the entire Wu Tang Clan, Mos Def, Talib Qweli, Freddie Gibbs, Vic Mensa and Twista. His most known song called Piano Therapy has over 100,000 views on SoundCloud. He also has a music video called Shiki No Uta with 17,000 views. A lot of singles can be found with the Jazz Hop Cafe, a YouTube page with over 300,000 subscribers. Call in comments and questions @ 513.427.EMG5 Email us: emgpod@gmail.com Check out our new website: www.everythingmustgopodcast.com Subscribe and leave a review!

DJ Ready Red, Former Member of the Geto Boys, Dies at 53 HIP-HOP 8/25/2018 Houston rap group the Ghetto Boys (later spelled Geto Boys). Clockwise from top: DJ Ready Red, Prince Johnny C and Sire Jukebox pose for a portrait for their album 'You Ain't Nothing' in 1987 in New York City. DJ Ready Red, early DJ and producer for the Geto Boys, has died after suffering an apparent heart attack. He was 53. Red (born Collins Leysath) passed away Friday (Aug. 24), according to the Geto Boys' Willie D, who posted a video on Instagram to share the sad news.   "He gave us our sound," Willie D said of Red, whom he called "the Musical Enforcer" and said was "responsible for most of the production of our early stuff and all of the sound on my first album, Controversy." "To say that he was a pioneer would be an understatement. Red was before his time," added Willie D. In 1986, Red became the first DJ and producer for the southern rap crew the Geto Boys, then know as the Ghetto Boys. He left the group in 1991 when they were recording the album We Can't Be Stopped. As Willie D pointed out, he also produced the rapper's first solo album, released in 1989.  

Since the 1990s, many of Houston’s African American residents have customized cars and customized the sound of hip hop. Cars called “slabs” swerve a slow path through the city streets, banging out a distinctive local music that paid tribute to those very same streets and neighborhoods. Folklorist and Houston native Langston Collin Wilkins studies slab culture and the "screwed and chopped" hip hop that rattles the slabs and serves as the culture's soundtrack. Wilkins shows us how sonic creativity turns a space—a collection of buildings and streets—into a place that is known, respected, and loved. In this show we hear the slow, muddy, psychedelic sounds of DJ Screw and The Screwed Up Click, including rappers such as Lil Keke, Fat Pat, Big Hawk, and UGK--as well as songs by Geto Boys, Willie Dee, Swishahouse, Point Blank, Biggie Smalls, and MC T Tucker & DJ Irv. Photos by Langston Collin Wilkins. Transcript [low humming and static playing] [CRIS CHEEK] This…is…Phantom Power. [Tamborine beat blends in] Episode 7: Screwed and Chopped. [Hip hop music with vocals cuts in] Parental discretion is advised. Welcome to Phantom Power. I’m cris cheek. Today on the seventh and final episode of our first season, my co-host Mack Hagood converses with Langston Collin Wilkins. Langston is a folklorist an ethnomusicologist active in both academia and the public sector. Working as a traditional art specialist at the Tennessee Arts Commission. Mack spoke with Langston recently about his research into Houston’s unique slab, car culture. The city’s relationship to hip hop and hip hop’s to community. Enjoy. [Different hip hop music plays] [MACK HAGOOD] So before we get into the research of Langston Collin Wilkins, maybe we should get one question out of the way. Why would a folklorist be studying hip hop? Don’t they study things like folk tales or traditional music or quilting? Well, in fact the folklorist I know study things like bodybuilding and fashion and internet memes. Folklorists study everyday creativity. One contemporary definition of folklore is “artistic communication in small groups.” As Langston shows, it’s the way a town like Houston gets a look and a sound all its own, but folklore didn’t lead Langston to hip hop. In fact, it was quite the other way around. [Hip hop music cuts out] [LANGSTON COLLINS WILKINS] Back when I was a kid, around 12 years old, I received my first hip hop record, which was the “Ghetto Boys Resurrection Album”  in 1996. [A song from the album plays] Born and raised in Houston, Texas, the south side, where Scarface is from that same area. The Ghetto Boys in my hometown heroes as they are for everyone growing up in Houston in those communities. I just became obsessed with hip hop, and not just the music, but just the larger culture and community surrounding it. I was reading everything I could get my hands on about hip hop, I was watching everything, just studying the culture and that kind of continued through college. When I got the grad school, I went hoping to study hip hop in some form or fashion. It was through hip hop that I learned about folklore and became interested in it. I spent a year doing ethnographic research in Houston amongst the hip hop community there. I focus mostly on I guess the more street oriented or gangsta rappers, and we’re studying the artists and producers connection to place. I was looking at how and why these artists was so deeply connected to the city itself, apartment buildings, streets, neighborhoods,  and how these attachments and connection to place have been reproduced in their musical output. [Different hip hop song plays] Why do Houston Raptors always shout out, call out, give dedications to places that they are familiar and intimately connected with? [Several places are listed through hip hop songs] Washington, Armstrong, Mainwelles and St. Williams. Robinson, Thomas Hopes, we all be chillin but when a sucka starts illin’, the chillin gets rough,

Join us while we chop it up with the Ghetto Boys for this 30th Ann. Special for Making Trouble

Its Nod Your Head Wednesday on the D-Hour Radio network and on this show as always we will be bringing you all the hits from new, amateur, unknown, and up and coming Hip Hop artists as well as celebrities artists! We'll be bringing you interviews from celebrities, new, amateur, and independent artists. Tune in with hosts Logikal1 and Reddchild as they take you on a radio hip hop journey.  Tonight we will be talking with star old hip hop artist Willie D from the multi platinum hip hop group Ghetto Boys.   

MONEY - MAN CED LO Also Known as Lecdric Nelson an independent artist from Polk County, Florida. My life started in Bartow, FL on June 15, 1979 yet was raised in Lake Hamilton, FL making me a Florida native.  At the age of 16 is when I started to learn the ways of how to survive in what we call the street life and rapping became an outlet to allow me to tell my story. After some time of running the streets and rapping my life started to get tangled into selling drugs, smoking weed, and hanging around the wrong crowds that led to me dropping out of high school in the 10th grade.  At the age of 18 is when my issues with law enforcement all started and leading me down 18 years of experiences with the judicial system. At the age of 34 on May 4th, 2015 is when I was released from prison this is when I started to take the music game serious and made this my new way of life. Spending time in prison allowed me to set my mind on a mission that I have been on since being released to make a name for myself in the rap industry. I plan on doing this by bringing real music back as music has changed dramatically to fabrication and storytelling. Music of my generation inspired others to grow. Now it all about glorifying what we would call trials and tribulations in this life. My biggest music influences are artists like Tupac, Notorious Big, Scarface, Ghetto Boys, Ice T, Spice 1, Curtis Blow, Big Daddy Cane, and MC Lyte. Most of all my music is my story from what I have experienced to what I felt while living on this earth. Personally, I am a god-fearing man and a firm believer of God without him I am nothing. I wouldn’t consider myself as a religious person, yet I know God is in me. I am known to lead not to become a follower. This is what allows me to set trends and become the trend setter of my generation with my own style or swag. I am different from the rest I am him the real Money-Man Ced Mr. Polk County.

Before his long awaited return to the stage, Derek sits down with Soul Tools Entertainment's MC, Freez. Talking about his 3 year hiatus from the mic and his new two part mixtape, "The Offical For Real it's 2 EZ," the Illuminous 3 member details the changes he has seen within the scene as well as what to expect at his return show on Saturday, 7/8 at Amsterdam Bar and Hall. Features the songs "#Manradio" from Freez's Frozen French Fries and "Ghetto Boys" from The Offical For Real it's 2 EZ Part 2 mixtape. https://freezaburna2.bandcamp.com/ hhtps://breaksxlakes.net/freezaburna/

Turntable Thursdays is one of the best underground podcast shows on the Internet with a strong mainstream following. Tee Recx is the host with the most who has interlect and courage to speak his mind. His views don't reflect the network but he is a genuine person. Tune In every week for some outstanding music, commentary, and guests. Check us out all over social media at @LiveByTerrence!!! Special Guests and More (Subject To Change) O.S.K. Thoppa - Jason Youngblood aka Thoppa is a Watts, California-bred rapper known for being a lyrical mastermind. Even though growing up thoppa was exposed to the street life, music showed to be his true confidant. Thoppa being street educated and born with the mind of a hustler helped him perfect his craft and become the lyricist that he is today. In 2017, thoppa released his first single " Side Piece" Which is on his mixtape called " Burnout" thoppa talents go beyond music. He is a hustler in every sense of the word and being the businessman that he is and true lover of hip hop, Thoppa has worked with Spice One, Tef Poe, Fresco, and Diamond. In the midst of working with these great artists, he has also toured with some greats like Bush Wik Bill from the Ghetto Boys. Currently, Thoppa is working on his next single and an independent movie. Twelve - Born Lawrence Willis aka Twelve grew up in the Projects of Watts, California joined with his brother recording artists Thoppa & DFord joined together to form a RockHop (Rock & HipHop) group called O.S.K. Which stands for One Shot Kill. The group has set out to show the world from their perspective, struggles, and ambitions. Their Unique & Diverse sound sets them apart from the others which allow them the opportunity to encourage others to express their individuality by stepping outside of the box and taking a leap of faith.

The Ghetto/Geto Boys have made a huge impact on the Music Industry and tonight we welcome back the OG GB himself Sire Juke Box

The first to sample Scarface, the sound behind the Geto Boys, and one of the South's early pioneers is actually from Trenton New Jersey. I'm talking about the one and only Musical Enforcer DJ Ready Red

More Beach/Pool tunes live from the Nysia pool in the island of Spetses, Greece.   Same format new cuts of old favourites or brand new tunes buried in my hard drive. No other ambition but to entertain and hopefully make you feel the warmth of the Aegean sun. I will continue to clean up my hard drive for a couple then get into something more ambitious.   Give it a listen, this is not a hard one..   Playlist: 2016 House Delight (Original Mix). Terry Lex, Gianni N, The Ghetto Boys 2015 Gold Member (Original Mix). Me & My Toothbrush 2016 Ma Quale Idea (Jamie Lewis Sex On The Beach Mix). Pino D'Angio, Jamie Lewis 2016 Show Me Love 2k16 (Slava Dmitriev Remix). Robin S, Chris Montana, Slava Dmitriev 2016 Just Like That (Extended Mix). Raphaella, Midnight City 2012 Set Fire On the Rain (OtherSoul Bootleg). Layabouts ft. Adele 2016 Caught Up (Nikos Diamantopoulos Remix). Mario Marques, CT Martin, Nikos Diamantopoulos 2015 Remember The Time (OtherSoul Back To 80s Mix). Michael Jackson, OtherSoul 2015 Like A Moth To A Flame_Original Mix. Kenny Summit 2016 When The Love Is Gone [Xtian Diamond Edit]. OtherSoul, Roberto Cantero 2015 Diamond Life (OtherSoul Diamond Mix). Louie Vega & Jay Sinister Sealee ft. Julie McKnight OtherSoul 2015 Lady (Levi da Cruz Deep Edit). Modjo    2014 Rapture (QH Retouch & OtherSoul Re-edit). Iio, Othersoul 2016 Fast Car (Grant Nelson Remix). Jonas Blue ft. Dakota   Step 3 coming up soon.   Xtian      

Bushwick Bill is back and he is on a new mission to get funding for his new documentary to be made.

June 25 - July 1, 1988 This week Ken welcomes comedian, rapper, old friend and man about town Zach Sherwin to the show. Ken and Zach discuss exactly when they first met, how the world grew into hip hop, Ken's lack of Dubstep knowledge, when Ken checked out of music, early Hip Hop as evolution of punk rock, W. Kamau Bell, The Ghetto Boys, the Bad Brains inspired origins of the Beastie Boys name, sound collage, Boston's An*l C*nt (*AC*), Snakes, getting high and watching nature documentaries, Ayahuasca, Ken's anti-drug mythology stance, the veil of reality, a life of suppression and control, "In Search Of...", Leonard Nimoy, the Hip Hop/Sci-Fi Connection, personal context of pop culture references, MF Doom, JJ Fadd Supersonic, Nicki Minaj, sometimes things are all about big butts, getting diagnosed with a "you've got six months to live", Ken's inherent skeptical wiring, Flatliners, Movie Novelizations, the novelization of "Bram Stoker's Dracula", Robocop, The Facts of Life, Ken's love of Sherrie Krenn/Austin aka Pippa on The Facts of Life, Booch, Ken's tea based microwave burns, Eye of the Tiger, Police Squad!, James at 15, Skateboarding, Swimsuit 87, George Foreman, It's Gary Shandling, The 40th Anniversary of Atlantic Records, Hunk, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Taylor Negron, Tales of the Gold Monkey, growing up without a TV in the house, never owning a TV, Naughy By Nature's OPP, MTV, the Rosetta Stone nature of album liner notes, AIDS and Designing Women, Annie Potts, Morton Downey Jr, The Color of Money, why Eric Clapton's soulless nature has kept him from being sampled, the Maurice Sendak hour, Who's the Boss, Living Dolls, Perfect Strangers, TV Guide's anti-Cuba Stance, Moonlighting, Richard Lewis, Degrassi, Young Drake, Growing Pains, Rodeo Finals, Head of the Class, Madonna in "Who's That Girl?", Batman, Hooperman, the mystery of TV Guide writers, dumb answers to dumb questions, birthdays, Top Secret!, Not Necessarily the News, Val Kilmer, Sledge Hammer, The Charmings, Lingering at the Synagogue, TVs Bloopers and Practical Jokes, "in the butt", Stephen King, Pro Karate, Ken and Zach's respective black belts in martial arts, and ending up on the Cobra the Snake God channel for your birthday. 

Top Star Hip Hop we feature music from www.topstarhiphop.com & from the artists we interview. We feature a varitey of shows from talk, music, Top 20 weekly Countdown, Gospel Hip Hop, Battle Rapping, Powertalk With OG, Real House Wives of Twitter. We have it all plus Entertainment News. We are the voice of the Indy Artist and we rule the streets. We are the streets! @mackdrama1017 #OGMackDramaProduction all rights reserved Tonight we have @Big_Gov producer OG of BMF homie of Big Meech & Trick Trick ; also in the building we have @BlueFlameky Certified Street King, Whipz Hard Music. We also have Roland Smith  of FatBoi music hes Cash money connetted & helped produce Mind Playing Tricks on Me by the Ghetto Boys!   Call in 347-633-9588 press 1 if you whish to speak!      

This week on the Toys R Us Report We talk about The Breaking Bad Toys R Us Debacle as well as a little bit about Halloween and why I haven't put up decorations yet. There's also a little bit about Bushwick Bill and The Ghetto Boys and what there plans are for Halloween this year.This week The Retro Toy Roundup is about Remco's Mighty Crusader line from '84 and then we take a look at what I saw at The TRU this week plus a review of John Wick. A good show like always, make sure to tell a friend. 

First we go to Texas with the CEO of Bigtyme Recordz (UGK, DJ Screw, Point Blank, PSK-13, etc) Russell "BigTyme" Washington, then we head out to Cali to welcome back G-Funk pioneer Big Hutch aka Cold187um of Above the Law, and then we head back to Texas to interview one of the original Geto Boys Sire Jukebox! Folks, this show is gonna be one for the books! Tune in and enjoy! 

One of the first members of the Geto Boys, or originally Ghetto Boys, Raheem was also the first solo artist from Rapalot signed to a major label, A&M Records. Hear what one of the pioneers of the Houston rap scene has to say. 

We are going to be talking to some of the local artist and business owners and see what made them want to be doing some of the things that they are doing now and some of the struggles that they have been through trying to get there.   Special Guest : Mrs. Damita Owner of "Ujima Magazine" Special Guest : Novakane Fme Special Guest: T-Flo Owner of T-Flo Productions Studios with Bushwick Bill from the "Ghetto Boys" and more, make sure you tune in..!!   Host: DeMarco Co-Host: MJB Co-Host: Big Steve 100 Co-Host: Zee Special Guest Co-Host: Damita Shanklin Miller Owner of Ujima Magazine

This week, Gabe calls in from the road, Hall calls in from a nap, and Rauter calls in from lyfe. The crew discusses holiday release fatigue, Kevin Butler's Wii, Resident Evil hate, and more!

This week, Gabe calls in from the road, Hall calls in from a nap, and Rauter calls in from lyfe.  The crew discusses holiday release fatigue, Kevin Butler's Wii, Resident Evil hate, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices