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Grynch Paper Route (feat. Sir Mix‐A‐Lot) from the 2022 self-released album Born in '86. Nearly fifteen years after dropping his debut full-length, My Second Wind, Grynch is back with his first solo record since 2014 titled Born in ‘86. While it may be a solo record, that doesn't mean the Seattle-born-and-bred rapper isn't still open to sharing the mic. The deeply collaborative artist invited artists like Boom Bap Project, Blake Lewis, Prometheus Brown, and Daz Dillinger to help add color to the nostalgia-hued record. But there's no collaboration more deeply Seattle than our Song of the Day. “Paper Route” sees none other than the big-booty-loving Sir Mix a Lot join Grynch for a song that recognizes the resilience it takes to continue on the winding and fickle journey of being a longstanding musician. “I could never do a thing that I aint about,” Grynch spits on the chorus, “Suckers out here running miles /Chasing clout /But when it's all said and done and they faded out /I'm gonna still be getting mine on my paper route.” Watch Grynch's KEXP in-studio performance of fan-favorite “My Volvo” from all the way back in 2010 and read the full post at KEXP.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grynch is a Seattle HipHop legend who came up in the early 2000's. His new album "Born in '86" is out now. Grynch Insta: @grynch206 NAST Insta: @nastpodcast

Khingz - Fort Cash Money from the 2022 album Over The World on OTOW/ freshcutflowers. Khingz has long been an influential force in the Seattle hip hop scene, with the crowning achievement of Best MC of the Year in 2009 according to Seattle Weekly for his groundbreaking record From Slaveships to Spaceships. A powerful collaborator, Khingz has worked with Geologic of Blue Scholars, Macklemore, and KEXP's own Gabriel Teodros in the hip-hop supergroup Good Medicine, with B-Flat and Crispy of Godspeed as the trio Hi-Life Soundsystem, and, once again, with Teodros as well as rapper Nam under the project The Livin Yard. His latest single and our Song of the Day reiterates Khingz' affinity for collaboration. Over a twinkling piano line and vibrant high hats, Khingz waxes poetic about his desire to bring up the people around him and the power and importance of doing so in “Fort Cash Money.” “Please God make me useful for those I love,” Khingz pleads. “I just wanna be the plug /I just wanna bring them power.” The song comes from Khingz' latest full-length and first in 13 years, Over the World, released last month. Khingz will be playing the Clock Out Lounge on July 23rd for the latest installment of The Good Foot alongside notable names such as the aforementioned Geologic and Grynch. Read the full story at KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Ne Noya” Cos-Ber-Zam Daphni remix “Prisoner” Har Mar Superstar (feat Fabrizio Moretti) “Need your love” Curtis Harding “Borrowed time” John Lennon “Valerie” Mark Ronson (feat Amy Winehouse) “My god has a telephone” Aaron Frazier “My guy” Mary Wells “Bow down and die” The Almighty Defenders “Caveman Billy” Hot Chocolate “Pretty girls make graves” The Smiths “The butcher boy” The Clancy Brothers “I'm a man you don't meet every day” The Pogues “The gentleman soldier” The Pogues “Dear doctor” The Rolling Stones “Heart of gold” Johnny Cash “Heart of glass” Blondie “Backstrokin” Fatback Band “Uh” Fujiya & Miyagi “Let's get high” Dr. Dre “B.I.G. poppa's got a brand new bag” The Notorious J.B.'s “King's motorcade” Nile Rogers “Eat it” Dr. Octagon (feat Princess Superstar) “Bsslama Hbibti” Fadoul “Wooly bully” Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs “Can the can” Suzi Quatro “Burn in hell” Twister Sister “She's leaving you” Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds “Don't cry no more” Bobby Bland “Big River” Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash

Well, It's Live In The Sense That It's Down One Time In One Take But Not Exactly Done In Front Of A Audience. You Guys Are Seeing This PreRecorded. Enjoy And Do Not Fukng Judge.... Nah, IDGAF.... Judge All You Want.... ENJOY ! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brian-bgrynch-rubin7/message

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Talking about 2 black YouTubers by the names of C Boogie Productions & Grynch who set up a playdate to fight each other in real life. Equipment I use for podcasting: https://www.onyxtruth.com/podcasting-equipment/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biracial-babbler/support

The homies Grynch, Stefo & Jesus Spades fell through to chop it up about their new collaboration project G.A.S. Pretty much big laughs and great stories in this one. #TownShit all day. Get Familiar. It's The Biggest!

We talk live music, Grynch, Wilco, Little Brother and Los Tigres Del Norte This week, the guys have new song picks, Little Brother - Black Magic & Wilco - Everyone Hides are the picks from Marcelo for this week. Jesus took a different approach, selecting a regional song from Mexico. Los Tigres Del Norte - La Prison de Folsom which was a tribute to the 50th anniversary of Johnny Cash's performance in Folsom prison. And a Seattle hip hop artist Grynch - My Volvo Check us out on Instagram @Moodismusic --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themoodismusic/support

The Game Ep. 63 Freestyle Ms. 45 vs. Mr. Grynch “Cajun moon” J.J. Cale “In many ways” Pulp “Now I’m a fool” Eagles of Death Metal “The sunnyside of the street” The Pogues “Rings” Cymarron “Light my fire” Shirley Bassey (Kenny Dope remix) “Make me believe in you” Patti Jo “Pusherman” Curtis Mayfield “Right back where we started from” Maxine Nightingale “This too shall pass” Joy Jones “Fire” Lee “Scratch” Perry “Sketches of Spain” The Pogues “Opa copa” Slavic Soul Party “Kazet” Mahlathini & The Mahatolla Queens “Don’t sweat the technique” Eric B. & Rakim “Moanin’” Charles Mingus “Ethanopium” Dengue Fever “East of the River Nile” Augustus Pablo “Poison ivy” The Coasters “Boot-leg” Booker T. & the MG’s “Midnight run” Danny Elfman “Coconut (demo)” Harry Nilsson “Underdogs” The Coup “Chinese rocks” Johnny Thunders “You’re just a “ The Ruts “Academy fight song” Mission of Burma “Knife in the marathon” Breaking Circus “We’re comin’ out” The Replacements “Prime of life” Neil Young “Moonlight mile” The Rolling Stones “Sea of love” Phil Philips

“Life is a carnival” The Band “Eight days on the road” Howard Tate/Aretha Franklin “Sweet Jane” The Velvet Underground “A mother mother fuck“ David Peel and Death “Raw meat” Black Lips “Tearz” El Michels Affair (feat Lee Fields & The Shacks) “Down by the water” PJ Harvey (live solo) “The mail troika” Melodia “These boots are made for walkin’” Nancy Sinatra “Migas 2000” The Liminanas “Spun” The Brian Jonestown Massacre “I don’t mind” Psychic Ills “I’ll never get out of this world alive” Hank Williams Sr. “Rank & file” Moses Sumney “Seven nation army” The White Stripes “Gone down” Mister T “Black Betty” Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds “Welcome to the terror dome” Brownout “I spy” Pulp “Smokin’ to live” Alvarius B. “Shahdaroba” Roy Orbison “Shepherd’s bush cowboy” Third World War “You can’t put your arms round a memory” Johnny Thunders “Take that” The Damned “Blah blah blah” Iggy Pop “Ringing bells (sweet music)” The Young Senators “They just can’t stop it” The Spinners “Games people play” Bettye Lavette “The man in me” Bob Dylan “Life” James Booker (live 1976)

The Game Ep. 59 Freestyle Mr. Grynch vs. Ms. 45 “Hole in my heart” Cyndi Lauper “My shit’s fucked up” Warren Zevon “Maybe” Dan Reeder “Folsom Prison gangstaz” Johnny Cash and Easy E (DJ Topcat) “Back in the big river days” The Notorious CASH “Copperhead Road” Steve Earle “Mother Mo Chroi” Shane MacGowan and the Popes “Factory girl” The Rolling Stones “Pastime paradise” Stevie Wonder “Walt Whitman’s niece” Billy Bragg & Wilco “Lookin’ out my back door” Creedence Clearwater Revival “Tut tut tut tut” Glllian Hills “Scream” Grimes (featuring Pan Wei Ju) “50ft queenie” PJ Harvey (solo BBC 1993) “Planet of song” Pixies

The Skunks The Partisans The Aquarium Ministry Goat Led Zeppelin Boney M. The Clash Serge Gainsbourg & Brigitte Bardot PJ Harvey Manfred Mann 42nd Street Annie Randy Newman Nelly Joonas Angels of Light Ennio Morricone Tras Gras och Stenar Rolling Stones Galt Macdermot Neil Young Etta James

“Just a patsy” Radio Pete “Metal guru” T. Rex “Old codger” The Stranglers “Oh! Brother” The Fall “Faint heart” The Birthday Party “Repetition” David Bowie “Baby” Iggy Pop “This is hardcore” Pulp “Cycles” Frank Sinatra “Down by the seaside” Led Zeppelin “Opium tea” Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds “In my room” The Beach Boys “House of the gods” The Pogues “The tinker of Rye” Magnet “Bird’s lament” Moondog “Sixteen tons” Tennessee Ernie Ford “Sun is shining” Lizzy Mercier Descloux “The guns of Brixton” The Clash “One beer bad boy” Al Campbell “Why can’t I touch it?” Buzzcocks “Mr. big stuff” Lyn Collins “Walk on the wild side” Lou Reed “Can I kick it” A Tribe Called Quest “In the colosseum” Tom Waits “Plain gold ring” Nina Simone “Bargain store (slow)” Dolly Parton “California uber alles” Dead Kennedys “Attitude” Bad Brains “Banned in D.C.” Bad Brains “A pair of brown eyes” The Pogues “Pretty Suzanne” The Monks “We will rock you (BBC - fast)” Queen “You shook me all night long” Cecilia Noel

On Episode 74 of Punk Rock Pariah, Greg and Grendel welcome in Seattle rapper's Grynch and Wizdom to talk about Christmas-themed horror films. They focus on 1974's Black Christmas, as well as talk about their other favorite Christmas horror films, their favorite Christmas movies, and what Christmas means to them. Punk Rock Pariah! Putting the HO HO HO back in Horror!

On Episode 12 of Attack the Idiot Box!, Greg and Grendel welcome in Seattle rapper's Grynch and Wizdom to talk about Christmas-themed horror films. They focus on 1974's Black Christmas, as well as talk about their other favorite Christmas horror films, their favorite Christmas movies, and what Christmas means to them. Attack the Idiot Box! Putting the HO HO HO back in Horror!

“Spirit in the sky” The Stovall Sisters “My blue heaven” Fats Domino “On the other side of the track” James Booker “Rednecks” Randy Newman “Southern man” Sylvester and the Hot Band “Back stabbers” The O’Jays “He’s been a shelter for me” The Soul Stirrers “Left hand Suzuki method” Gorillaz “Banzeiro” Dona Onete “Down south in New Orleans” The Band “Back in the big river days” The Notorious C.A.S.H. “So many tears” 2Pac “Dedicated to the press” Betty Davis “Johnny B. Goode” Chuck Berry “Me and the I.R.S.” Johnny Paycheck “Frank and Jesse James” Warren Zevon “Jesse James” The Pogues “Stagger Lee & Billy” Ike and Tina Turner “Nothing compares 2 U” Aretha Franklin “Then came you” The Spinners “Got a job” Smokey Robinson and the Miracles “Collarbone” Fujiya & Miyagi “All right now” Lea Roberts “Footloose” Kenny Loggins “The look” Electric Six “Theme from the Last Waltz” The Band “Clown suit” Terry Sinclair “Love her madly” The Doors “Torture” King Khan & The Shrines “The sands of Mexico” The Chieftains (feat Ry Cooder) “Hungama ho gaya” Asha Bhosle “Immigrant song” Led Zeppelin “Put it on” Jackie Mittoo “Mozambique” Bob Dylan “I’m not down” The Clash

“Hell” James Brown “Money that’s what I want” Barrett Strong “Sail away” Etta James “Dayton, Ohio 1903” Harry Nilsson “Simon Smith and the amazing dancing bear” Randy Newman “La llorona de las montañas” Warren Jackson Hearne and Le Leek Electrique “Maldito” Downtown Boys “Don’t let me be misunderstood” Santa Esmeralda “Quicksand” Martha Reeves and the Vandellas “When you awake” The Band “Uh” Fujiya & Miyagi “Tell me how long the train’s been gone” Leadbelly “I’m drunk and I’m real high (in the spirit of God)” Ada Richards “I got a woman / Amen medley” Elvis Presley “I am the grass” Dee Mullin “God damn the sun” Swans “Foi na cruz” Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds “Lost and Lookin’” Caribbean Cooke “Closer together” Junior Murvin “Spanish Harlem” Aretha Franklin “Roland the headless Thompson gunner” Warren Zevon “Hay un amigo en mi” Gipsy Kings

“Rat race” Ralfi Pagan “Rat race” The Specials “Subliminal fascism” Fishbone “No more nothing” FEAR “Deny everything” The Circle Jerks “Guilty of being white” Minor Threat “We will rock you (fast, BBC Session)” Queen “Cum on feel the noize” Slade “Here today, gone tomorrow” The Equals “White light/white heat” The Velvet Underground “Tusk” Fleetwood Mac “Still ego trippin’” Amerigo Gazaway (Fela Soul) “Brooklyn zoo” Ol’Dirty Bastard “It’s still rock and roll to me” Billy Joel “Livable shit” Sleaford Mods “Banned from the Roxy/The Sound of one hand” Crass “Take me home country road” Ray Charles “Looking’ out my back door” Credence Clearwater Revival

“Children of the revolution” Sort Sol “Blindness” The Fall “Vou me libertar” Fumaça Preta “Rise above” Henry Rollins and Chuck D “Baby let’s play god” Big Boys “Deadly Doris” Can “Point of no return” The Funkees “Securicor” Crass “Precinct” Cravats “Squad car” Eddie and the Showmen “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral” Frankie Laine “Medicine show” Big Audio Dynamite “Lyin’ ass bitch” Fishbone “Little bitch” The Specials “Gimmie shelter” Merry Clayton “Fix me” Iggy Pop and Rollins Band “Dot on the map” Volcano Suns “My new house” The Fall “Come on a my house” Julie London “Monie in the middle” Monie Love “Rags to riches” Tony Bennett “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” The Ramones “Fractured skies” Parts & Labor Outro “My way” Sex Pistols

“Phony people” Lou Pride “Ill at ease” Those Poor Bastards “Double shot of my baby’s love” Swingin’ Medallions “Touch me” The Doors “Heaven” Ebo Taylor “Cumbia Malambo” Chancha via Circuito “Abstract nympho” Chrome “Sueno” Traffic Sound “You ain’t going nowhere” The Byrds “The Village Green Preservation Society” The Kinks “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke & The Pearly Chorus “Rudie can’t fail” The Clash “Come as you are” Little Roy “Monkey wash donkey rinse” Warren Zevon “Outlaw” War “007 (shanty town)” Desmond Dekker “Man down” Rihanna “The devil’s right hand” Steve Earle “Edge of seventeen” Stevie Nicks “Insane asylum” Willie Dixon and Koko Taylor “I saw god” Black Lips “Land of 1000 dances” WWF Wrestlers

In this episode of the “Am I Crazy Or Am I Raving” Henry’s Child Podcast Tobby and Thom sit down to talk about everything music-related. They start with the story of how Tobby joined Henry’s Child: A recommendation from a friend (Bishop Freeman of band “Toxic Zombie”) and the reputation of the band were two big factors that contributed to Tobby saying “Yes!”. Tobby tells the story of how he moved from Myrtle Beach to Eugene, joining “Grynch” and eventually putting together “We Have Guns”. Tobby rekindles a story about how he created a website for the Eugene studio Central Node and got offered a job in Portland, where he eventually moved to a few years ago. We play the songs “Toy Soldier” from “Grynch” and “Dead Rising” from “We Have Guns”. Tobby discussed the amount of instruments he plays, including a degree in Flamenco Guitar, and why he is passionate about drums. We talk about the momentum that swung him into taking the gig with Henry’s Child. This includes what it took to honor the original recordings, when playing them for live shows, and ultimately how that affected his playing on the new album. Tobby talks about what it took to keep the sound as close to Henry’s Child as possible, while putting his own spin on it at the same time.   We end this episode with Tobby mentioning an important upcoming gig on 3/23/18 in Lebanon. It’s a benefit for Jason Rowe (from “Strange Dichotomy” and “30 Pound Test”), who was recently diagnosed with cancer. The benefit is two nights, with 10 bands each night.   Official Website http://henryschild.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo31Ezkv6jKZBkdgpJSKH4A Bandcamp: https://henryschild.bandcamp.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/henryschild1/ Twitter https://twitter.com/henrys_child

“A question of temperature” The Balloon Farm “Chains of love” The Dirtbombs “All strung out over you” The Chambers Brothers “Who do you love” The Band “Hair of the dog” Nazareth “Don’t you think this outlaw bit’s done got out hand” Waylon Jennings “I wish” Stevie Wonder “I can’t go to sleep” Wu-Tang Clan “When the tigers broke free” Pink Floyd “The story of a soldier” Ennio Morricone “Massachusetts” Bee Gees “Back in the country hell” Shane MacGowan “Drive my life away” Eddie Rabbitt “Cripple creek ferry” Neil Young “Luang prabang” Dave Van Ronk “It’s the greatest working class rip-off” Crass “The repo man sings for you” The Coup featuring Del the Funkee Homosapien “Thou shalt always kill” dan le sac Vs Scroobius Pip “My prerogative” Britney Spears “I need more” Iggy Pop “Dedicated to the press” Betty Davis “Why can’t I touch it?” Buzzcocks “Black skinned blue eyed boys” Equals “Whole lotta love” Mary J. Blige “Immigrant song” Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross and Karen O “Summer wind” Frank Sinatra “96 tears” ? and the Mysterians “The guns of Navarone” The Specials “St. James infirmary” Bobby “Blue” Bland “Dadje von o von non” Gnonnas Pedro et sas Dadjes “Give peace a chance” The Plastic Ono Band

The Game Ep. 17 Mr. Grynch vs. Ms. 45 “Good times” Eric Burdon & The Animals “Good times” Ghostface Killah “Good times” Paul Paul “D.A.N.C.E.” Justice “I believe in miracles” Jackson Sisters “Mighty love” The Spinners “Hypocrisy” Millie Jackson “Gimme some truth” John Lennon “Games people play” Dolly Parton “Positively 4th Street” Bob Dylan “Soothe me” Sam Cooke “A horse with no name” America “I am the sun” Swans “House of the gods” The Pogues “Bar hoppin’” Betty Davis “Here comes the night” Them “Gloria” Robb London “Five foot one” Iggy Pop “I hate hate!” Reagan Youth “Mommy can I go out and kill tonight” The Misfits “Machine gun etiquette” The Damned “We will rock you” Queen “That’s not really funny” Eels “II. Section 1” Steve Reich “Yekermo Sew” Mulatu Astatke “Rats” Syd Barrett “Where have all the good times gone” The Kinks “Radio ga ga” Queen

Sparta FC Who makes the Nazis (Peel) Gramme Friday Psykick dancehall Flat of angels White lightning F-‘Oldin’ money Living too late Big new prinz Couldn’t get ahead Beatle bones ’n’ smokin’ stones Junk man Underground medicine What you need Life just bounces Lie dream of a casino soul (Peel) 2 x 4 Eat y’self fitter Feeling numb Dice man

“My piano” Hi-Tek “The Mexican” GZA “Latin Simone” Gorillaz “Come on a my house” Eri Chemi “My new house” The Fall “70s blues” Betty Davis “Dirt” The Stooges “Hard times” Baby Huey & The Babysitters “Buck 50” Ghostface Killah “The bargain store” Dolly Parton “Plain gold ring” Nina Simone “Junco partner” James Waynes “Ivan meets G.I. Joe” The Clash “Wanna be starting’ somethin’” Michael Jackson “Mickey’s monkey” Smokey Robinson & the Miracles “I got a bag of my own” James Brown

Jewelry shine” Kool Keith “You can’t always get what you want” Aretha Franklin “Kelly watch the stars” Air “Night people” Allen Toussaint “Night fever” Bee Gees “No Nazi’s friend” Dicks “For the love of Ivy” The Gun Club “March of the chrome police” Chrome “Dagger in my heart” GG Allin “Asesinos” Los Crudos “A growing boy needs his lunch” Dead Kennedys “Nine” Swiz “I don’t care about you” FEAR “S.P.Q.R.” This Heat “Vertical slum” Swell Maps “Lay of the land” The Fall

“Toys of time” The Stone Poneys “Till the morning comes” Neil Young “No money in the pocket” Bobby Womack “Welfare bread” King Khan & The Shrines “Black sap scriptures” Plague Vendor “Digital” Joy Division “II B.S.” Charles Mingus “Mr. Clarinet” The Birthday Party “War” Hypnotic Brass Ensemble “Iron Maiden” Ghostface Killah “Them changes” Thundercat “Play it all night long” Warren Zevon “God’s song” Randy Newman

“Nostalgia for an age that never existed” Jello Biafra and Mojo Nixon “Swimsuit issue” Sonic Youth “The fullness of his coming” Anita Lane “Me and the devil” Gil Scott-Heron “A game of two shoulders” Michael Nyman and Damon Albarn “Storm warning” Lynn Taitt & His Comets “VIP” Iggy Pop “Snout” Sleaford Mods “Is that all there is” Peggy Lee “Reincarnation” Roger Miller “We’ll meet again” The Hit soundtrack “Opening music” Magnet (The Wicker Man OST) “I want to marry a lighthouse keeper” A Clockwork Orange OST “Is that all there is” PJ Harvey & John Parish “Dance Hall at Louse Point” PJ Harvey & John Parish

“Up jumped the devil” Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds “Come In you’ll get pneumonia” The Easybeats “It’s alright, ma” Bob Dylan “Rasputin” Boney M “Because I got high” Afroman “Here comes the sun” Ghost “Tiger stripes” Felix “Sympathy for the devil” The Rolling Stones “Box #10” Jim Croce “Ramblin’ man” Gene Rondo “Dry the rain” The Beta Band “Dress rehearsal rag” Leonard Cohen “Pretty paper” Roy Orbison

Mr. Grynch vs. Ms. 45 “Mr. President (have pity on the working man)” Randy Newman “The guillotine” The Coup “Fire” The Firebird Band “Funkier than a mosquito’s tweeter” Ike & Tina Turner “I was made to love her” The Beach Boys “Friday on my mind” The Easybeats “Mile end” Pulp “Automation song” Phil Ochs “Make me a pallet on your floor” Mississippi John Hurt “Feel so bad” James Booker “Spottieottiedopaliscious” Outkast “Mississippi goddam” Nina Simone

My guy and famed internet antagonist Dj Nphared stopped through to chop it up with us about his history in the NW and how he ended changing directions as a Dj to get where he is today. As usual, jokes a plenty so #GetFamiliar #ItsTheBiggest

We've really been enjoying doing these interviews, documenting our scene and we hope that you've enjoyed them as well. We decided that in addition though we also want to have some opportunities to just hang out, chop it up and talk about whatever comes to mind. Sooooo... every other week we're going to be bringing you a new episode that we're calling "The Sesh". We are going to do our best to have a guest on each one as well but instead of spending the whole time strictly talking about their life/career, we'll have the freedom to talk about new music, movies, politics and much, much more! Expect to hear new guests and of course "friends of the show", so tell a friend to tell a friend that you'll now be getting a new episode (in theory) Every Single Week!  #ItsTheBiggest

In the first of a two-part interview, Grendel welcomes in Seattle rapper Dave Mazzeo (a.k.a Wizdom) for Episode 37 of Punk Rock Pariah. The two breach a million different topics from Sonicsgate and social justice in Catholic education to his music and how weight loss is like a drug. There's something for everyone here!

We had a chance to sit down with "Mr. Thrift Shop" himself Wanz for a great convo about his musical history, touring the world nonstop for three years straight, whats next after having a platinum grammy winning song and transitioning back to a 9-5 job in the meantime. As always #ItsTheBiggest!

Grynch came by to chop it up about Mortal Kombat, G-Funk, white rappers, Star Wars and a million other things. Great conversation with my dude. Joe wasn't available for this one but he and a special guest make a cameo on the intro

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep 051! There’s only 1 week left! Meeks had to cut out early this week to handle a some family biz, so DJ Trackstar from Run The Jewels stepped in and helped Jon kick off Episode 51 this week. Why was Trackstar in the studio, you ask? For an interview session, you silly rabbit! Damn straight - THAT DJ Trackstar - Run The Jewels, Apple Beats1 WRTJ, Killer Mike, El-P and so on and so on. Track stopped by the studio for a solid 90 min interview with us, check out snippets at the end of this weeks mix and watch out for the full on Thursday! #smithsonian #grade // #download #stream #listen #enjoy // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #itunes #podcast #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud // #hiphop #rap #underground #DJ #mix #interviews #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE Recorded live December 21, 2015 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #itunes #podcast #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud twitter/IG: @jondoeatl @southernvangard @cappuccinomeeks Inst beds by DJ Harrison "Adrenaline Rush" - Dj Brans x Rasco (cuts Dj Djaz) "When The Sun Comes" - Beneficence feat. Masta Ace (prod. KON Sci of MindsOne) "Heavy " - Rap P ft Inspectah Deck "News At 11" - DJ Ready Cee feat. Spit Gemz & Shabaam Sahdeeq "The Box" - Anthony Danza feat. Fatal Lucciauno, Raz Simone, Grynch, Gifted Gab, Romaro Franceswa & Ryan Caraveo "U Need To" - DJ Revolution feat. St. Basil, Headkrack & Mr Mecc "Systematic Flu" Remix - E.T. & AL-D feat. Pow Shadowz "Hero as Fool" - Mr. J. Medeiros "Where You Been At" - Batsauce feat. Willie Evans "BodyBag" - FreshDaily feat. Homeboy Sandman "Money In My Pocket" - Meyhem Lauren (prod. Farhot) "Not A Fan“ - Kidd Called Quest feat. Big Shug, Termanology & REKS "Right On" (¥$ Remix) - Monday Friday (Illastrate & Yamin Semali) "Restore The Feeling / NYC" - Troy Ave Interview Snippets - DJ Trackstar of Run The Jewels

We've gotta little gift for you from our own Allen, presenting his very first appearance, in the BEST HOLIDAY SPECIAL OR MOVIE along with Damon Shaw, Mike Ortiz, Tess Craft and Kathy Lehman. Completely remastered with a little extra thrown in. You know maybe this should be the Geek Fights Holiday Special. A new annual tradition. If Charlie Brown, Rudolph, Grinch and the rest, why not us? Yes the same special every year. Maybe something new, maybe not, every year as long as we do the show, you get this. Again and again. Every year. Until you finally root for the Grynch at the end, and wish someone would just set that damn raggety tree on fire just so it stops. Make it stop. Please. Have a wonderful insert whatever winter holiday you choose. Im going with Life Day. Here are the bracketsPDF and Excel format.