Podcasts about hip hop community

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, BullyZone, a prominent hip hop artist and tattoo artist from Ottawa, shares his journey in the music industry, the challenges he has faced, and the vibrant community that supports him. He discusses the evolution of his artistic expression, the impact of personal experiences on his music, and his new venture into the cologne business. The conversation also touches on the current state of hip hop, the importance of community support, and the creative processes that drive artists like him.TakeawaysBullyZone has been recording and releasing music for about 10-11 years.His music is heavily influenced by personal experiences and life events.The hip hop community in Ottawa is supportive but can be clicky.BullyZone has faced challenges in his personal life that have shaped his artistic journey.He is also a tattoo artist and has been in the profession for many years.BullyZone is developing a cologne brand as a new venture.He believes in the importance of community support for local artists.The current state of hip hop has changed, with a focus on different styles and influences.BullyZone's creative process is spontaneous and often inspired by feelings and experiences.He values honest feedback from friends and peers regarding his work. Chapters00:00 Introduction to BullyZone05:06 The Hip Hop Community in Ottawa08:14 Personal Growth and Challenges11:12 The Journey of Music and Tattooing14:00 The Evolution of BullyZone17:11 Tattoo Culture and Personal Stories20:03 Musical Influences and Preferences22:56 The State of Hip Hop Today26:11 Building a Music Career29:03 Branding and Identity32:47 Building a Brand: The Journey Begins33:42 Hobbies and Passions: The Art of Collecting34:45 Creative Ventures: From Tattoos to Children's Books37:24 The Entrepreneurial Spirit: Always Hustling40:42 Performing Live: Rituals and Experiences42:51 Hip Hop Scene: Venues and Challenges46:07 Future Aspirations: Dreams and Goals47:49 Tattoo Ethics: The Responsibility of Artists53:06 Musical Influences: The Battle of Decades56:47 The Creative Process: Inspiration and Output01:01:43 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3

The hip-hop landscape is shifting beneath Drake's feet. What happens when one of music's biggest commercial stars finds himself increasingly at odds with the culture that helped elevate him? This episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence pulls no punches as we dissect the fascinating tensions between Drake and the hip-hop community.At the heart of this cultural conversation lies authenticity—that precious currency in hip-hop circles. Drake's tendency to "cosplay" different identities, switching accents and styles depending on who he's around, has many questioning his artistic core. We explore how this chameleon-like quality, while showcasing versatility, raises legitimate concerns about genuineness in a genre built on keeping it real.The musical boundaries Drake crosses—blending pop, R&B and hip-hop—have broadened his appeal but alienated purists. As one critic memorably described it, Drake creates "target music"—something pleasant to shop to rather than art addressing real struggle. This perception stands in stark contrast to artists like Kendrick Lamar, who many believe has "annihilated Drake in every form of hip-hop." We examine how this competition plays out in an ecosystem where battles have historically operated without rules, and whether Drake's more emotional approach contradicts hip-hop's combative traditions.Beyond the music itself, we tackle the thorny questions of cultural appropriation and collaboration. Does Drake elevate the artists he works with, or simply absorb their styles before moving on? Has he benefited from Black culture without properly acknowledging its origins? From Megan Thee Stallion to Rick Ross, we highlight the growing chorus of voices challenging Drake's place in the culture.Ready for a thought-provoking deep dive into hip-hop's evolving landscape? Subscribe to Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence on your favorite podcasting platform and join the conversation about authenticity, cultural ownership, and what it truly means to contribute to hip-hop culture.Support the show

The Abyss Podcast - Issue 173: CHONG WIZARD While visiting Canada's vibrant Hip Hop Community, we travel west to tap in with Chong Wizard, CEO of Chong Wizard Records, and prolific Producer. We discuss the Legendary Infinity Stones Projects, Midnight Sons, working with O.G.s like Kurious, and so much more! DON'T SLEEP TAP IN! IG- @crimefaces @crimefaces_the_abyss @lukeycage @thebonechurch @primojab EMAIL- cftheabysspodcast@gmail.com

Performing Spoken Word Artist, Kyla Jenee Lacey, joins Lurie Daniel Favors to discuss her newest article, Trump is the New Crack Rappers Are Dealing.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this conversation, Dawg and Gus interview hip-hop artist J Morris. They discuss his experience performing at the CMAs, his upbringing in Ottawa, his musical influences, and his conscious approach to lyrics. J Morris also talks about the Ottawa hip-hop scene and the need for an artist to put the city on the map. The conversation touches on the importance of family and the evolution of artists over time. The conversation covers various topics including the impact of living in Ottawa on J Morris' career, the growth of the hip hop community in Ottawa, the process of creating music, and the need for a breakthrough artist from the city. J Morris also discusses his experience performing at the CMAs and the importance of infrastructure and support for artists in the music industry. In this final part of the conversation, J Morris discusses his future plans, including the possibility of doing another interview with Doug and Gus in five to ten years. He also talks about the importance of balancing his music career with being a father and supporting his children's interests. The conversation veers off into discussions about music genres like country and reggae, and J Morris mentions an artist named Osound from Halifax that he has recently collaborated with. The conversation ends with a lighthearted discussion about future plans and aspirations. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Excitement for a Hip-Hop Artist 04:14 Discovering Hip-Hop and Musical Influences 07:15 The Ottawa Rap Scene and Global Impact 09:47 Family, Health, and Longevity in the Music Industry 16:00 Conscious Lyrics and Adjusting for Different Audiences 20:39 The Evolution of Hip-Hop and the Music Industry 23:49 The Growth of the Hip-Hop Community in Ottawa 28:16 The Process of Creating Music and the Importance of Writing 38:30 The Potential for Ottawa Artists to Break into the Mainstream 40:59 Balancing Family and Music 47:27 Upcoming Concert and Dreams of Performing at Blues Fest 53:58 J Morris's Love for Music and Collaboration with Osound 58:37 Appreciation for J Morris and Shared Love for Country Music 58:56 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3

What happens when a Brooklyn native travels to Belize, returns to New York, and then finally finds a home in the Chicago hip-hop scene? On this episode of The S.H.I.T.T.S  Podcast, our special guest, GQ, shares his incredible journey and how he transitioned from reggae music to becoming a prominent figure in Chicago hip-hop. GQ takes us through the vibrant party scene of the early '90s and introduces us to key influencers like Tony Baines, Cool Out Chris, and Crunch (aka Jitu The Juggernaut), while candidly discussing his personal health battles and unwavering commitment to music.From unforgettable battle rap events like Rhyme Spitters to the evolution of the underground scene, this episode offers a rich tapestry of Chicago's hip-hop history. You'll hear about the pivotal contributions of figures such as Pink House, DJ Timbuk2, and Wendy Day, who have helped shape the landscape for artists in the city. GQ also emphasizes the significance of presenting intelligence and maturity in the genre, celebrating the diverse talent that extends far beyond just drill music, including notable names like Mr. Misfit, Andreas Haley, Asha Omega, Jay Bambi, and Brittany Carter.We also pay tribute to the legendary Clarence Avant, known as the Black Godfather, and explore the critical role of networking in the music industry. GQ shares personal anecdotes that highlight the challenges and rewards of forming genuine connections, offering insights into the importance of unity and collaboration within the Chicago hip-hop community. From platforms like Fake Shore Drive and Illinoize Radio to the enduring legacies of figures like Bernie Mac and Brother Hashim, this episode is a heartfelt homage to the resilience, dedication, and untapped potential of Chicago's hip-hop artists.Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: The SHITTS Podcast. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and iHeart Radio. Subscribe and comment.

Seit Wochen hält der Streit zwischen zwei der zurzeit mächtigsten Rap-Titanen der Welt die Hip-Hop-Community in Atem. Nachdem am letzten Wochenende eine neue Eskalationsstufe erreicht wurde, ist es höchste Zeit für den grossen Aufwisch: Sounds!-Hip-Hop-Experte Pablo Vögtli sitzt im Studio und hat Antworten auf die wichtigsten Fragen rund um dieses Duell. Heute klären wir, was überhaupt guten Rap-Beef ausmacht, wieviel Zeit man sich in einem musikalischen Schlagabtausch für eine Antwort lassen darf und natürlich beantworten wir auch die wichtigste aller Fragen: Kendrick oder Drake, wer ist der Sieger dieses Beefs?

Joy Reid leads this episode of The ReidOut covering how President Biden and Donald Trump made dueling visits to our southern border. Plus, we dissect the bizarre, baffling love-hate relationship between the hip-hop community and Trump. All this and more in this edition of The ReidOut on MSNBC.

BHighTV and his podcast partner The Original Hot Boy Turk sit down with New Orleans' Own Dee-1 to talk about the state of Hip-Hop, calling for accountability from artist like Meek Mill, Rick Ross, & Jim Jones to do better & their reactions, Women in Hip Hop, how we can do better as Hip Hop Community, and so much more!! Follow @bhighatl and @bhightv --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/b-high-atl/support

On this week's episode of Out and About, Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright of ArtsPartners of Central Illinois talks with Marc Supreme of the YANI Collective and William Butler, Executive Director of the Contemporary Art Center of Peoria, about two upcoming Juneteenth events.

Hyfa Tha Prospect came by the studio to talk about his upcoming Birthday Celebration at Crowbar in Tampa, FL. He's put together a show full of Hip-Hop, R&B and Spoken Word as a present to Tampa Bay for his birthday. We talked about the importance of consistency, how he's continued to evolve and addressed an elephant in the Hip-Hop Community on this edition of Waves Of The Bay. Make sure you're following @wavesofthebay on all social media.Watch the interview at https://youtu.be/TK2zS-w5iio.

Drumma Boy skips class with The Progress Report to speak about his final conversations with frequent collaborators Gangsta Boo and Young Dolph, embracing Young Dolph's artists and introducing Young Dolph to Gucci Mane, pain and drug usage in Memphis, the new wave of Memphis artists, taking care of his brothers kids and grand babies, House of Fresh clothing business, and his upcoming documentary. 

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. Merry Christmas. Tory Lanez was found guilty in the case with Megan The Stallion. One YouTuber felt that this may have caused a divide in the Hip Hop community. What do you think? Remember to Like, Share, Comment, Subscribe, or even disagree. @Everyone #BlondeIntelligence #MeganTheeStallion #ToryLanezSupport the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligence

Flipsyde member Jinho ‘Piper' Ferreira talks about how his experiences as a police officer, rapper, and artist have influenced him. Piper was born and raised in Oakland, California. During his childhood in the 80's and 90's, Oakland was rife with crime, and police/community relations were at an all-time low.  In 2002, Piper's childhood friend Jihad Akbar was killed by police. This inspired him to create Flipsyde, a successful Hip-Hop group that toured worldwide in the early 2000's. Their song Someday was chosen by NBC as the theme of the 2006 Winter Olympics.  In 2009, Oscar Grant was killed by an Oakland police officer. The story resonated with Piper, and he decided the only way he could make an impact was if he was the one making the life or death decisions.  During the interview, Piper had this to say about the difference between his reaction to the death of Jihad, and the death of Grant: “I didn't have any control over the cop that pulled the trigger. I initially put that pain into my music and ended up touring the world with my band. I tried what I could, according to the rules that I had known growing up and according to my values, until it became apparent that I needed to try something else.”  Piper became an Alameda County Deputy Sheriff, and served in law enforcement for eight years. During that time, he helped create the Deputy Sheriff's Activities League, which addresses policing problems by focusing on social equity and community-led economic empowerment.  In 2014, he wrote a one man play titled Cops and Robbers that “highlights the frequently fraught relationship between police officers, the communities they serve, and the media.” It received critical acclaim.  Check out the website for Marcus Books, which is mentioned in the episode, here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of WSEG, we talk about the death 1/3 Migos member and why violence is a part of the hip hop community. Also, we talk about Drake throwing shade on his new album, and Ye's Latest Twitter Dump.

After Migos Rapper Takeoff's Tragic Death, the Shooters In the Incident Are Still At Large and Has Not Been Found... Even with Over 40 Potential Witnesses At the Scene of the Crime. This Unfortunate Series of Events Is Now Leaving a BIG Question Mark In the Hip Hop Industry and  Many Fans Are Left Questioning --- What Happened To Takeoff?  Police Are Asking for Witnesses to Step Forward and Now Calling Upon the Hip Hop Community and the Public To Help Locate Potential Suspects Right Now! Are They Right? Is It Time For Our Community To POLICE OURSELVES? On Today's Episode, We'll Do A Deep Dive Examination of the TMZ Footage from The Night of the Shooting To Find Some Answers! 

R.I.P. Takeoff! Happy Birthday to da kidd, Eijay! He talks is shit, as usual. Jamaica makes a stand and bans violent media. Listeners, do you think that would work in America? We discuss the violence in the Hip-Hop Community. Smino dropped his new album “Luv 4 Rent” and some of us are warming up to it after the first listen last week. Doechii is making waves and we are giving her the flowers she deserves. We talk about some albums we weren't feeling at first but now we are loving heavy now. Have you ever heard a song that you really loved initially but you listen now and its like nawwwww? Drake and 21 Savage is dropping on Thursday and we are gonna do a listen. It is Mariah Carey's time, she let us know “it's time”. The Leprechaun is brought up for whatever reason, but the case starts this month, supposedly. The perpetuation of violence has to stop in the the hip-hop community.  VIBE OF THE WEEK ——> Tev: Smino- “Ol Ass Kendrick” / Eijay: Summer Walker - “Reciprocate” / Jess: Smino- “Blu Billy” / Mike: SZA - “Shirt”  #thevibecheck #thepolarisnetwork #whereauthenticitymatters #riptakeoff #migos ##hiphop #music #vibeoftheweek #holidayseason #episode13 #Jamaica #Smino #Luv4Rent #Doechii #podcast #creatives #leperchaun #stoptheviolence #cometogether #unity #playlist #songs #birthday

*sings* although they've coooommmme...to theeee eeeennnnddd oooooffff the roooooaaaadddd...!! Crowned ReRe and Mr. Al Pete end season 2 with some things that's happening in the culture! They speak on the clown Akademiks (33:18), Nia Long's situation (44:46), TV shows and true crime movies (1:08:00), and more. They also ask the question: "why are black people so mad??"They also speak on this show's nomination for Best Black Comedy Podcast and Mr. Al Pete's win for Best Black Music Podcast at The Black Podcasting Awards on September 25th, 2022. Lastly, rest in peace to Coolio. They found out while recording the episode, so blessings to the family, friends, and the Hip Hop Community. See everyone in season 3!****************Follow them, individually and collectively below. Crowned ReRe: https://crownones.com Instagram: @crowned_re_re_beccaMr. Al Pete: https://mralpete.com Instagram: @mralpete Recorded and produced by Mr. Al Pete. Follow The MPN Network socials and site below: Website: https://mpn-llc.com Instagram: @mpnmanagement Twitter: @mpnmanagement Facebook: The MPN Network Flowers For The Culture Podcast

हिंदी Rapper की Support में आई Hip Hop Community | Hindi Rapper Eliminated | Hustle 2.0 | Mtv Hustle

On this episode of Off the Cuff Dez and Zane take a field Trip to Portland Oregon's Star Awards. We did live interviews with local artists to include Jahdi, Bremer Baden, Jonny Cool Jupiter, Edward Bernier, JAK Trizzy and Brwa. Stay until the end to listen to music from The Dutchess. The Star Awards are unique in that it includes recognitions heavily based in community involvement, supportive networks such as Promoters, Media, and Advocates for the Hip Hop Community. The Star Awards will take in account the body of work of nominees but will not be limited to what industry may deem as value, such as streaming numbers, sales, or even popularity. The 2022 "STAR AWARDS" presented by Leadertainment featured collaborations with Mic Check and PDX Rated Ill Records. This year's STAR AWARDS performances highlighted "Women in Hip Hop" in continuing to elevate the contributions, voices, and dopeness of women repping the culture.

Hi y'all!!! Sorry for the delay but we're back talking all things Nicki's comeback, Megan's new album, new music, and mental health. Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of Hip-Hop Can Save America!, aka, ‘the world's smartest Hip-Hop podcast,” improving youth literacy, one book at a time -- with a little Hip-Hop added to the mix. We hear from Jonathan Beatty aka the “Chief Bookman,” founder of I LOVE BOOKS, an apparel startup on a mission to end illiteracy. -- Follow on social media @hiphopadvocacy Email us at hiphopadvocacy@gmail.com For more smart Hip-Hop content like this https://mannyfaces.substack.com (mannyfaces.substack.com) Book a speaker - https://www.hiphopspeaker.com/ (www.hiphopspeaker.com) HHCSA! is a https://www.mannyfacesmedia.com/ (Manny Faces Media) production. Support this podcast

Young Jin talks about following your dreams no matter how many people understand them. Young Jin is an independent Hip Hop/R&B producer based in Toronto, Canada. He has over 2 Million views on Tik Tok and counting. He's collaborated with more than a few artists that have placed on multiple playlists and still looking to grow his sound and collaborate with more. The conversations you never get to hear with DWNTWNWRLD Editor - In - Chief Kay Blair. LISTEN TO PREVIOUS AUDIO EPISODES AT https://linktr.ee/dwntwnwrld VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE NEWS & INSPIRATION: www.dwntwnwrld.com

Welcome back to the Heritage Hip-Hop Podcast! This episode we sit with a pioneer of what everyone from music to video games has been inspired by in many forms of their musical creation. DJ Yella of N.W.A has given us his time and we build on N.W.A, Eazy E, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, MC Ren and most importantly his own story. Ruthless Records was only a small part of who he is and to know what made the group so dangerous you have to talk to one of the people that were there and not on the sidelines reporting. Get a piece of the story that the Straight Outta Compton movie didn't tell us and be sure to support DJ Yella by getting his new book Straight Outta Compton: My Untold Story. This is a must listen to exclusive, Tune in!!! Follow DJ Yella and Heritage Hip-Hop on all social media platforms. Be sure to Purchase his book and support his growth as a pillar in the Hip-Hop Community. We appreciate your support. Links: Instagram: Heritage Hip-Hop: @HERITAGEHIPHOP DJ Yella: @DJYELLAOFNWA https://www.djyellaofnwa.com Website: www.HeritageHipHop.com Merch: www.Storefrontier.com/Heritagehiphop Cashapp for Donations: $HeritageHipHop Podcasts are available on: www.HeritageHipHop.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4rW9vRNAU0w4BGr1Vgb4YD Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heritage-hip-hop-podcast/id1531573272 Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/heritagehiphop Follow Heritage Hip-Hop on all social media including: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeritageHipHop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heritagehiphop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HeritageHipHop Clubhouse: @HERITAGEHIPHOP Tumblr: https://karevheritagehiphop.tumblr.com/following TikTok: https://tiktok.com/heritagehiphop Boomuitt: https://www.boomuitt.com/@Karev --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heritagehiphop/support

Welcome back to the Heritage Hip-Hop Podcast! This episode we sit with a person that has built his legacy on hard work and dedication to not only God, his family and Hip-Hop culture. He has taken his point of I.M.P.A.C.T. to create a life story to teach others, through the scars he has collected to become the teacher and mentor that he his. Benny Pough is the former President of Roc Nation, and currently the CEO of D.Verse Media. Sit with us and take notes. This story is definitely worth the listen and lesson you will receive. Follow Benny Pough and Heritage Hip-Hop on all social media platforms. Be sure to Purchase his book and support his growth as a pillar in the Hip-Hop Community. We appreciate your support. Links: Instagram: Heritage Hip-Hop: @HERITAGEHIPHOP Benny Pough: @BENNYPOUGH https://www.bennypough.com/ Website: www.HeritageHipHop.com Merch: www.Storefrontier.com/Heritagehiphop Cashapp for Donations: $HeritageHipHop Podcasts are available on: www.HeritageHipHop.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4rW9vRNAU0w4BGr1Vgb4YD Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heritage-hip-hop-podcast/id1531573272 Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/heritagehiphop Follow Heritage Hip-Hop on all social media including: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeritageHipHop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heritagehiphop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HeritageHipHop Clubhouse: @HERITAGEHIPHOP Tumblr: https://karevheritagehiphop.tumblr.com/following TikTok: https://tiktok.com/heritagehiphop Boomuitt: https://www.boomuitt.com/@Karev --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heritagehiphop/support

Los músicos colombianos Charlez Meza y Sebastián Lugo, hablan con SBS Spanish sobre el lanzamiento de su canción y video ‘Ven', realizados durante los meses de confinamiento en Melbourne.

Inamin ng grupong Pinoy DownUnder, marami ang misconception sa pagiging rapper, kapag may nakakitang tattoo, sinasabing masamang tao pero ang iba, napapamangha naman.

Victor Mariachi is representing Chicano Hip-Hop 4 Raza str8 out of Atlanta. Our interview was interesting... gives an outside view on what drives a Rap Artist in present day society through a Chicano paradigm. Attempting to fill a void in the Hip-Hop Community is a strong means of expression for Chicanos. His talent & perserverence I believe is part of his character that transcends Chicano Identity. Our conversation was firme porque this young Vato keeps it real and understands the impact of his message. He might surprise you with his powerful delivery or content as a Lyricist. His personal style is a studied array of some of the greatest influencers to have pioneered Hip-Hop. He along with only a few others carry the Crux of Hip-Hop's Chicano Legacy for the next generation so check out the interview for more details. We need more talented individuals to master the art form since so many of us are listening. It is our obligation 2 support fellow Chicanos when they represent our values and place in the culture of Hip-Hop. Only within this reciprocity should we expect to influence this Music Genre. In return we could own part of the Hip-Hop Industry especially as more artist personify our message as our equity stake. Don't just take my word for it.... Check him out on Spotify or Youtube under "Victor Mariachi"! We definitely need more motivated individuals to express a place for Chicanos in Hip-Hop and he's better than most of the Chicano Rappers out in the game right now. So don't sleep on this brother just because he's not big time yet because I have a feeling he will be! This interview took place on September 22, 2021. Here is a link to "White Walls" on YouTube featuring another one of our soldados in the rap game going under the alias "Aztec Speech" https://youtu.be/hwDJYFFu7JM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chicano/message

In honor of June being Pride Month here in the USA we are listening to Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' song 'Same Love' featuring Mary Lambert.  We talk about the importance of this song to the LGBTQIA+ Community as well as its calling out of the Hip-Hop Community.  A song like this is of the utmost importance and we are so excited to talk about it with you.  Happy Pride All! Love is Love!Intro/Outro Music:Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5011-upbeat-foreverLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

De Bibliotheek AanZet en Via Cultura gaan samen 'in gesprek met de stad'. Op radio en via de livestream gaan we online, in gesprek met verschillende gasten over actuele onderwerpen. HipHop in je bieb: In dit uur bij ''In gesprek met de stad'' gaan we in gesprek met de volgende gasten: Fariesh Abdoelrahman van Quardin en Jerry Kroonen van R-newt, Jaouad Dikri (deelnemer Hiphop in je Bieb) en Geerke van t' Veer, bibliotheek consulent en Neerlandica. Hip hop en taal zijn onlosmakelijk met elkaar verbonden. Hip hop levert een positieve bijdrage aan de taal en talentenontwikkeling van jongeren. Hoe belangrijk is het om een goede Hip Hop Community te hebben? Wat heb je ervoor nodig om dit te creëren? Dit zijn onderwerpen die we gaan bespreken met gasten Fariesh, Geerke en Jerry. Verder gaan we in gesprek met Jaouad, een jongeren die aan het project "Hiphop in je bieb" heeft meegedaan en wat dit voor hem heeft betekend. Presentatie en gespreksleiding Viona Versluis en Jaime Quant

Hip-Hop Legend and Leader of the group Digital Underground, Shock G has passed away at the age of 57 years old. We keep losing legends. Prayers to his family and friends and to the entire Hip-Hop Community. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Steakxeggs/support

Check in mean when you to another person state or community you call the top person to let them know you are there and they protection.. Thats in the Hip-Hop Community but that needs to stop...

Sayla and I talk about the growth and maturity of the local Hip-hop community, how identity politics is weaving its way into the mainstream and his extensive experience working in corporate advertising.

Kalah Bishop is a versatile lyricist and songwriter. With the influences like Nas and J. Cole, Her energy, talent and story-telling ability have made her a favorite within the Western New York music scene.  In addition to performing for a loyal fan base as part of Western New York’s Hip Hop Community and being known for heavy hitting punch lines and metaphors, Kalah’s original sound of music is another step forward. Setting a platform for music that is meaningful Kalah is known for making her next move her best move and being “Just a Woman from Buffalo New York”. Kalah’s lyrical versatility have placed her with opening up for some of Hip Hop heavy hitters Uncle Murda and another Buffalo native Benny The Butcher, and just think she is just getting started.  https://www.flow.page/kalahbishop

The Hip-Hop Community has took another lost as We Just Found That Rapper Moe3 has been shoot and killed in Dallas, Texas... We have to Lay out new rules in the Rap Game... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/virtual-hustle-radio/support

What up everyone!! Welcome to another episode of LEMeKNOW My guest on today's episode is Noa James Over the years Noa James’ autobiographical rhymes have made him a pioneer in the art of storytelling, although his powerful stage presence and large stature has made him a force to be reckoned with, it is the size of his heart that has remained most imminent. James approaches his songs with the vocal tone of a playground bully and the empowering sensitivity of that kid who stuck up for the victims. You can also hear his love for anime, wrestling and self love throughout his music. Not only making a name for himself as an artist, James is also widely known as a leading force in So. California’s Hip Hop Community especially in the Inland Empire. On this episode we get to know Noa’s history from his childhood, to how he got started, and what keeps him going. Make sure to go check out his new album Dirty Gospel. Follow him at IG/FB @noa_james Web Site Noajames.net Do you like the podcast? Leave a 5 star review, please!!! We are on iTunes/ Google Play/ Stitcher/ Spotify I hope you guys enjoy!!! As Always… Thank You for listening and letting me be part of your day. Insta/Face @lemeknowpod Email lemeknowpod@gmail.com CLICK ON THE LINK ON BIO TO LISTEN Track Title: Make The Devil Say Church ft. Speaks Geak/ LoveMonster PT.2 Artist: Noa James

What up everyone!! Welcome to another episode of LEMeKNOW My guest on today's episode is Noa James Over the years Noa James’ autobiographical rhymes have made him a pioneer in the art of storytelling, although his powerful stage presence and large stature has made him a force to be reckoned with, it is the size of his heart that has remained most imminent. James approaches his songs with the vocal tone of a playground bully and the empowering sensitivity of that kid who stuck up for the victims. You can also hear his love for anime, wrestling and self love throughout his music. Not only making a name for himself as an artist, James is also widely known as a leading force in So. California’s Hip Hop Community especially in the Inland Empire. On this episode we get to know Noa’s history from his childhood, to how he got started, and what keeps him going. Make sure to go check out his new album Dirty Gospel. Follow him at IG/FB @noa_james Web Site Noajames.net Do you like the podcast? Leave a 5 star review, please!!! We are on iTunes/ Google Play/ Stitcher/ Spotify I hope you guys enjoy!!! As Always… Thank You for listening and letting me be part of your day. Insta/Face @lemeknowpod Email lemeknowpod@gmail.com CLICK ON THE LINK ON BIO TO LISTEN Track Title: Make The Devil Say Church ft. Speaks Geak/ LoveMonster PT.2 Artist: Noa James

Grey joins host Sean Russell for a conversation about veganism, Hip Hop, and parenting. Show notes and past episodes can be found on http://soflovegeans.com/podcast (soflovegeans.com/podcast). 

Predictions of August 2020 using Astrology & Cardology! This will be an explosive month for the Hip Hop Community!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join us for the first episode of Voice for the Kids, CHILD USA's podcast. CHILD USA founder and CEO, Professor Marci Hamilton, discusses the prevalence of child sex abuse in the hip-hop community with Leila Wills.   CHILD USA is the leading national nonprofit think tank working to end child abuse and neglect in the United States.

Today is a very special episode. Today I am joined by Daniel Bonilla, otherwise known as "Neftali" in the rap group "Freak The Miighty". Freak The Miighty is a 4-man Hip Hop/RnB group consisting of Neftali, SusKingBrad, KarmaBeads, and Namic. It was formed a couple years back in my hometown of Buffalo NY, and I've been friends with all the guys in the group for years now. In this podcast Daniel and I go over how the group was formed, their process for performing at venues, viral twitter videos, and why COVID and lockdown has been a blessing for creatives. The video version of this interview is available at https://youtube.com/colehastings . Listen To Freak The Miighty: https://soundcloud.com/freakthemiighty https://music.apple.com/us/artist/freak-the-miighty/1473937820 https://open.spotify.com/artist/798AqYvMCDLqbim4TEfiTz Follow Freak The Miighty: Twitter and Instagram: @Freakthemiighty --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-hastings-harvest/support

Guest: Jemini and Reggie Topics: Bodega's and Ock 6ix9ine Trial The Rise and Fall of Trey Nine Where Does 6ix9ine Land In the Hip Hop Community

In this Episode I'm addressing the wave of Bad Business that happens within the Hip Hop Community. Very interesting and practical points for Upcoming Artists, Booking Artists, Promoters, Engineers & Influencers, etc.. I share some of my experiences and focus on the word INTEGRITY. Great convo and insightful! Special Shouts to Artist @ihatetaywest & @trapmattt for the use of their song "Water" - used in this Episode's Into & Outro! Push Play and get in the moment with me!

On this Episode I had the pleasure of speaking with Lynn K. Hobson, one of NYC's sort after Hip-Hop artists publicist. Hailing from Washington, DC, Lynn started her career as a Publicist in 1995 while interning at The Terrie Williams Agency in New York City. She went from intern to becoming Ms. Williams’ assistant and a Junior Publicist very quickly. After leaving the Terrie Williams Agency, Hobson was hired as the Director of Publicity for Undeas/Untertainment Records via Epic/Sony Records where she launched the careers of artists such as Cam’Ron, Charli Baltimore, and Junior Mafia. Bit by the entrepreneur bug, In 2000, Lynn opened the doors to her own boutique PR firm, HobbieCom. There she worked with the likes of Sister Souljah; Mike Tyson, Grammy Award winning music producers Bryan-Michael Cox and Rockwilder, Gucci Mane, Rasheedah, Khia, DipSet, and more. From 2006-2009, Ms. Hobson produced episodes of “My Super Sweet 16” which aired on MTV while still operating an an independent publicist. In 2015, she wrote and self published her first book, “Diary of A Hip-Hop Publicist”. This book commemorates her twenty (20) years as a Publicist within the entertainment industry. In 2016, Ms. Hobson was appointed as the Adjunct Professor of Public Relations at Delaware State University in Dover, Delaware. Ms. Hobson has also become a motivational speaker. She has spoken at Georgetown University, Howard University, Pace University in New York City, St. John’s University, and more.

"I could express myself and be a part of something bigger than me" - Camilla Vanilla is a known profile in the Scandinavian Hip-hop community. She has been one of the main creators of Oslo's battle scene and is still an active battler dancer herself in the style of Popping. Since years back Camilla Vanilla is running Norway's biggest Hip-hop dance school, Subsdans and Oslo's international competition Soul Sessions Extended.Sit back and enjoy as we are divining into the story of a countryside girl who fell in love with the Hip-hop culture and never left. Don't forget that you can comment, ask questions, and share your thoughts under this video. Spread the word!To see the video version of all of our interviews, check out A-Live Story's Facebook page!Follow Dance & TALKS on A-Live Story's InstagramFollow Camilla Vanilla's Instagram Follow Soul Sessions Instagram Check out the online classes at Subsdans' websiteBackground music by DJ CombatCover art by Resolution Studio

In this episode I revisit the topic of Daniel Hernandez AKA tekashi69 with all his recent Acts since his release from prison early due to the Coronavirus the numbers he's putting up at how The Hip Hop Community is responding to him as well as I give aspects of the story that most people don't know and I give my final thoughts on this young man and a call to Arms to New York rappers

This week I sit down with Dr. Keosha Bond a Behavioral Scientist and Sexual Health Educator who has centered her work on the complex intersections of race, sexuality, social justice, and health disparities among marginalized populations. We chop it up about the Hip Hop community's dealing with COVID-19 and possible fallout from this pandemic. 

Welcome, one and all to another Episode of the Blacksmith's furnace, with Robert in the hot seat of sorry not sorry and Peter and Mo making it last half the episode. For the other half we discuss having non christian friends For our hookups Peter suggested checking out Bizzle's new song Who's the man which is one of his story telling songs about ego, and bad decisions have a listen here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8K6NPkn-I4) He also shouted out a new podcasts he's been working on called The Black Ladder Podcast which is a podcast about black professions, where they are, how they got there and the part being black played along the way, Check it out here (https://anchor.fm/the-black-ladder-podcast) Mo suggested Bizzle's other song released this year, The messenger where he's bringing a challenge to the entire Hip Hop Community!! Have a listen here (http://trackstarz.com/bizzle-lucky-you-single-mynameisbizzle-bizzle-trackstarz/) He also suggested checking out the Clone Wars on Disney + Robert also suggested checking out Kana Chan TV on youtube, which is the youtube channel of the Japanese female WWE wrestler Asuka have a watch here: (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFzfw5Idu6qC1ub3eVl2YA) We hope you enjoy the episode and if you do please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing, and if you don't, please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing. We're big believers in the "win-win"Take care and stay blessed. Special thanks to RUDE (@itsrudeboy) for the intro and outro music. And to Calvin A Turner founder of Torra Media (facebook , @torramedia) and digital designer extraordinaire for (http://theordinaryamazing.com/) logo design.

Eric and Jeff Rosenthal AKA ItsTheReal sat down with Joss live from their apartment in New York. Eric and Jeff have built a lane for themselves as two white  Jewish dudes who are extremely respected and embraced by the Hip-Hop Community. The Two are Industry Insiders, Writers, Hip Hop Sketch Comedians, Interviewers, Podcaststers, Live Performers and even dropped two fire projects as rappers, Urbane Outfitters & Teddy Bear Fresh.    On the podcast we take a culture trip with the two brothers into their dense decade plus of existing in the Hip Hop scene from conducting Travis Scott’s first interview, hosting the 20-year reunion of Roc-A-Fella Records all while keeping up with the new names like Russ or Lil Uzi Vert. They dive straight into their meaningful career as storytellers and continue to gravitate in a route that has always been authentic and unique to them. Tune into this one of a kind episode and meet ItsTheReal on the other side of the table.  In this episode, you’ll hear about: How anchoring down a magnetic personality becomes the backbone of a brand that transcends through time, place and people  Stories behind hosting interviews with the biggest names in Hip Hop & Pop Culture Using their power as storytellers to make moments & content that will last  On staying authentic in your route and creating a path that is unique to your goal How they maintained their momentum throughout their career and allowed it to evolve in the changing landscapes    For full show notes, references, further reflections on this episode head to our website at www.thinkspacepodcast.com/itsthereal   Thank you for listening! We’d love to hear what you think. We invite you to join the podcast conversation in our communities on Facebook, Instagram, or Podyssey. Be sure to subscribe to thinkspace on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts here. Your review helps us reach more people and create more impact in the community.   Connect with ItsTheReal: @Itsthereal on Instagram  Itsthereal on Youtube @itsthereal on Twitter www.itsthereal.com   connect with Thinkspace & Self Hired @jossbiggins @selfhired @thinkspacepodcast https://www.thinkspacepodcast.com https://www.selfhired.com   A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal on Spotify

Drake, The Weekend and J Cole make a wish come true for a child with cancer, Elton John's Living Room Concert for America raises millions for relief support and Justin Bieber and Drew Barrymore hangout on Instagram Live. This is Billboard News Now, rounding out the top news stories for Wednesday, April 1st.

Mr. Waters presents Episode 5: One Man, One Tree, and a Hill. We rap of the week before the weekend. (3:00) At my job, everyone is trying find out who is stealing food from the break-room. The Almond went missing first, then someone's meal prep for the week was ate, and now someone's "Breast Pump" is missing. (Stay tuned) (7:28) Happy Birthday to the King "Chris Rock" (12:00) Gayle and Oprah vs Snoop Dogg and the Hip Hop Community.

On this week's episode of Music, Men & My Mental where we discuss all things in the balance of your career, relationships and overall health. Meet Bonsu Thompson -  writer, producer and Brooklynite who has co-written award winning film (2018 Manhattan Film Festival Winner: STORY AVE), produced on feature-length documentaries (Can't Stop Won't Stop) and more.

You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!Boosie V. Dwayne Wade: Boosie has some advice for Dwayne Wade about his trans daughter and Planet Fitness throws their two cents in. Deadly Facebook Live: After trying to extort some people for being gay and bragging about it on Facebook Live, this lady was murdered. Max Landis: Max Landis is coming back and some people don’t think that is ok, but everyone deserves a second chance! LIVING ON A THIN LINE!, THE KINKS!, SOPRANOS!, AJ!, AMERICA!, 620!, SMOKING!, WEED!, DON’T DO IT!, HARD PILL TO SWALLOW JIM!, DESERVE THE SNYDER CUT!, BERNIE SANDERS IS A RUSSIAN OP!, NICKI MINAJ!, TAYLOR SWIFT!, AFRICA!, CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION!, FAKE BITCH!, QUEEN OF REAL!, LIL KIM!, BOOSIE!, DWAYNE WADE!, TRANS!, LGBT!, BLACK COMMUNITY!, PLATFORM!, HIP HOP COMMUNITY!, ELLEN!, CUT HIS DICK OFF!, TOO FAR!, 12 YEAR OLD!, WOMEN!, PRONOUNS!, ADDRESS HIM AS A WOMEN!, HORMONE THERAPY!, GENDER REASSIGNMENT SURGERY!, RACIST!, KICKED OUT!, BOYCOTT PLANET FITNESS!, RICK ROSS!, HOT 16!, RAP CAREER!, SEASON TICKET HOLDER!, BARS!, MIDGET!, CLOUT!, KENDRICK!, JAZZ RAP!, POP SMOKE!, WACK!, DEAD!, WELCOME TO THE PARTY!, 6IX9INE!, WU TANG!, BIGGIE!, HIDING!, GAY!, DOWN LOW!, OUTED!, FACEBOOK LIVE!, HITTING THE FUDGE!, FILTHY WOMAN!, MURDERED!, SHOOTING!, CASH APP!, PIECE OF SHIT!, 5 BANDS!, STACKS!, BOXES OF ZITI!, FACE SWAP!, FEET!, 5,000!, CORONAVIRUS!, CHINA!, SPRAY!, BLEACH!, COVID-19!, HAZMAT!, DISEASE!, CONTAGION!, TWITTER!, CHINA!, DRAGGED FROM HOME!, MASK!, SURGICAL MASK!, POLICE!, HELPING!, TRAVELLING!, JAPAN!, FEAR!, INFECTED!, WASH HANDS!, DOODOO HAND!, PISS!, PUBLIC!, TOLERANCE!, GERMS!, IMMUNE SYSTEM!, TOILET SEAT!, TOILET COVERS!, BRIAN!, CHICAGO!, WAX PAPER!, IT’S A LIE!, MAX LANDIS!, HENCHMAN!, SCRIPT!, COMEBACK!, INSTAGRAM!, RING LIGHT!, VIDEO!, CUTESY!, REACTIONS!, DISGRACED!, SCREENWRITER!, COMMENTS DISABLED!, BUDDY!, JUMANJI!, TRANS-HUMANIST PROPAGANDA!, CHRONICLE!, DIRK GENTLY!, ELIJAH WOOD!, TRASH POP CULTURE!, ELEVATED!, GOOF!, KEVIN SMITH!, QUENTIN TARANTINO!, KILL BILL!, SUPERMAN!, CLARK KENT!, GRATING!, BLACK MIRROR!, SAN JUNIPERO!, MICHAEL CERA!, JESSE EISENBERG!, EVIL MICHAEL CERA!, EVIL BART!, HUGO!CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JIM AND THEM #620 Part 2 RIGHT HERE! 

Mr. Waters presents Episode 5: One Man, One Tree, and a Hill. We wrap of the week before the weekend. (3:00) At the job, everyone is trying to find out who is stealing the food from the Breakroom. The almond milk went missing first then someone's meal prep for the week was eaten. Now, someone's breast pump went missing. Stay tuned to find out who is the culprit! (7:28) We say a Happy Birthday to the King Chris Rock! (12:00) Finally, a Gayle and Oprah vs Snoop Dogg and the Hip Hop Community.

Happy New Year! Starting off 2020 with the conversation of mental health and its effect in hip-hop.  Rappers and other figures in the community have told their struggles of mental health and how they cope with it on a daily basis. For so long there was this notion that a rapper or person living a certain lifestyle can not show feelings or emotions, being the advocate that I am, I am glad that this conversation is being popularized in the community and more people are taking the necessary steps to get healthier!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lauren-black/support

This Episode discusses the sad end of another Young Man's life within the Hip Hop Community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today in the Diner, the Mayor of Tucson Hip Hop himself, Mr. Pike Romero aka Smashlames and his lovely wife Brandi drop by with goodies and fun AF conversations. First we talk about their family business, Kiss Of Smoke BBQ Restaurant and how they are up for Best BBQ Spot in Town this year in the Tucson Weekly. Next we get into Pike's background in Hip Hop, the history of the Tucson Hip Hop Festival and all the hard work that goes into it, the pitfalls and the triumphs and some ideas for the future of the festival. Also we go over some recent NBA trades, Pike and Century's passion for DJing, odd celebrity DJ's and Pike drops gems for Local Artists. And last but not least kAZual gives Pike a heartfelt "Thank You" for all that he's done for the Hip Hop Community here in Tucson and does an on the air Will & Testament. #OrderUp

Lorsqu'on parle « d'événementiel », c'est souvent pour désigner une filière entière qui n'a rien à voir avec celle de la musique et dans laquelle la communication et les marques ne sont jamais très loin, lorsqu'elles ne sont pas au cœur du système. Pourtant, en plus des concerts et des spectacles au sens strict du terme, le monde de la musique organise beaucoup, beaucoup d'événements. Il n'y a qu'à voir la section « Agenda » de la newsletter de La Nouvelle Onde par exemple, et on ne parle « que » de 38 personnes en cette première année… ! Il est grand temps d'aller observer d'un peu plus près cette facette de l'industrie, qu'il y ait ou non des paillettes et des gros budgets. Et tenter de répondre à une question moins évidente qu'elle n'en a l'air : les événements sont-ils la porte d'entrée ou une activité à la marge du monde de la musique ? Pour y répondre, des invité.e.s de haute volée : David Jolly de Candy Groove et Médiatone, Garry Yankson de Ready or Not & Hip Hop Community, Lisaa Ageev-Lemaître de l'IRMA, Zuline Martin-Mességué du collectif Gros Bazarrr. 

On this episode we sit down with three fantastic friends of mine Frank Nitti of Houston's Grime Lordz, Kennedy Sonnier, & music producer Oxgen. We talk motivation, music industry, and the Houston hip hop community. You can find these fellas on social media @FrankNitti730 @Yung_Pres @_Oxgen_

This week on NobodyAskd U Lauren gives the LODown on- Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner AKA Sansa Stark. The couple eloped in a surprise wedding shortly after leaving The Billboard Awards. Was alcohol to blame for this wedding? Or after 2 years of engagement was it time to claim The Throne? In other news, Drake took The Billboard Throne from Taylor Swift, Facebook took away accounts from people with ‘hateful’ agendas, and sponsors took their Ads off of Teen Mom. During LIT Aprille talks about how Talent and Authenticity get Lost In Translation in the Hip Hop Community. We also give other opinions NobodyAskd for. Listen to them on SoundCloud, iTunes, Spotify, and Google Play.

What's Hatnin'?  Das wöchentliche Update der US-Hip-Hop-Szene. 6ix9ine plant bereits diesen September das Gefängnis als freier Mann zu verlassen, Kodak Black verscherzt es sich endgültig mit der Hip-Hop Community und der Hype um Lil Nas X erreicht unerwartete Höhen. Music by: name: Ryan Little; song name: kick, push. YouTube/SoundCloud links: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXJgOikRm78 / Iamryanlittle – Kick-push

In Episode #74 Johnnie Dynamite, Flint Grey June, Flames Cagney and special Guest H, The Golf Machine sit down to discuss the untimely death of Nipsey Hussle and the feelings that are being shared with the entire Hip-Hop Community. We also dissect hater-ism and why it seems to hold back our community and much more. On Twitter @podcastpinkies @johnniedynamite @oaklanthology @flintgreyjune @fluxhavok @missk_kidd On Instagram @pinkiesuppodcast @Johnnie_Dynamite @oaklanthology @airjunior23_thefootclan @kid_jk8 @missk_kidd On our Website www.pinkiesuppodcast.com Email us pinkiesuppocast@gmail.com Leave a Comment, Like and Subscribe. We Appreciate Each and Every One of You!!

In this episode, Dr. S pays respect to the Greatness of Nipsey Hussle who was killed this past week on March 31, 2019. His untimely death shook up the Hip-Hop Community, the Nation, and Beyond! He had a Prolific Purpose that has inspired and motivated so many. His work impacted individuals, communities, and more! Dr. S encourages you to find your Prolific Purpose so we all can make sure that the Marathon Continues!

In the aftermath of a stunning tragedy that hit the Hip Hop Community, better yet the world... We sit sown and reflect on Nipsey Hussle. *I do not have the rights to the song Blue Laces 2 perfomed by Nipsey Hussle*

The Cornerstore spoke with Sharkula on being a fixture in the Chicago hip hop community for decades, epitomizing the ultimate hustle in entrepreneurism, being a serial abstract lyricist and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

:30 AD SPOT {5 minutes with Mike is sponsored by SpeakPublishing International’s Newest Book. The stakes are much higher now and the pain grows deeper. Roman Chase continues to search for more answers about his deceased father and kingpin T-Dubb. The web of secrets grow deeper, and the cost of drugs becomes an increasingly expensive habit to be addicted too. Roman’s life is spiraling out of control with the added peer pressures of his friends. Is this the life that T-Dubb a.k.a. Roman Watson wanted for his son? Or is this a mirror of things to come for Roman Chase as he seeks to find himself and his true identity in the business his father built. This is book #2 in the Hood Boys Series.  {Available for FREE today exclusively on amazon kindle unlimited program. } :60 Leaders You already Know I believe that today’s new black leaders are a crop of individuals that are not preachers they are generally Open to thinking outside of the box and make many moves behind the scenes and some moves in front of the camera. These individuals are innovative communicative and have made a mark and impression on many lives today. They practice in many different areas of activism. One thing they all have in common, they are all agents for change for Black America. Jay Z    Chance The Rapper    Meek Mill Charlamagne Tha God Shonda Rhymes Ava Duverney Andrew Gillum :90 Just in Case you Didn't Know Jay Z is a pioneer in the Hip-Hop Community. With multi-platinum albums charting everywhere. And must I mention sell out stadium concerts world-wide. But one thing for sure that makes him my pick for today's’ new black leaders is his social justice initiatives. Now to give him credit where credit is due, Jay-Z has for a length of time being doing social justice work behind the scenes. He helped pay for some of the legal help in the Trayvon Martin case, and he helped to bring awareness to  the injustices that were doing to Kalief Browder, and innocent that was locked up for a crime he did not commit. There is a documentary special about Kalief Browder airing on Netflix right now for which Jay-Z co-produces. Meek Mill is a rapper  turned activist who has been on probation for the majority of his life. Meek Mill is also heavily influenced by Jay-Z. Meek Mill along with Jay Z and New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft have teamed together to create the Reform Alliance. Its a partnership to bring awareness to criminal justice reform and take action by helping to free inmates that have been wrongfully incarcerated. Charlamagne Tha God pens himself as the prince of pissing people off. This is true he does have a way to get under people’s skin while on his wildly popular show, The Breakfast Club. I like his style and he commands a strong audience. What makes him a leader is his platform to invite and he himself speak on the issues that are affecting the black community, and oftentimes he gives us those golden nuggets unfiltered. He has published two best-selling books and which his most recent book ‘Shook One’ being the prescription that black people need in terms of uncovering the mental illness that plagues our communities. Shonda Rhimes Shonda Lynn Rhimes is an American television producer, screenwriter, and author. She is best known as the showrunner—creator, head writer, and executive producer—of the television medical drama Grey's Anatomy, its spin-off Private Practice, and the political thriller series Scandal.She is influential as a black leader because of who she has decided to put in front of the screen and her dedication to diversity behind the scenes. It is important who we “people of color” see. Because I am one to know --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-beckford7/message

DJ Bonita returns! From Kuwait to Brooklyn the power of the Hip Hop Community is strong on the Crush a Lot Podcast. We catch up with FarahBishara and her new venture Vinyl Destination. We are Worldwide! Tune in! DJ Bonita: @DjBonita Vinyl Destination: @vinyldestinationkw

If you like Hip-Hop and are from the Waco area then you have came across Floyd's Audio on 1313 Dallas Street. It has served the community for over 50 years and has been a staple for the Hip-Hop Community.  Please comment below about your favorite Floyd's Story.

One the last episode of 2018, we had the pleasure of having the founder of Rap Sessions, Corey Nash, come to the the podcast and share his story. We talked about his world wide hip hop platform, putting his city on the map, the movie Bird Box, and much more! Be sure to follow Nash's website rapsessioncpt.com, Instagram (@rapsessions), and Twitter (@RapSessionsCPT). Enjoy and Happy New Year!

Part 1 of "Damn Right: a Podcast" Episode 10 ( STREAM PART 2 NOW: youtu.be/K7mT8hRurLY?t=1165) This week on "Damn Right: a Podcast" we discussed Video Games, The word "Moist", NBA Youngboy has beef with Kevin Gates?, Who would you die for?, Cuban Doll No Jumper Interview, Domestic Violence in the Hip Hop Community, Men/Women Aint Shit?, 6ix9ine's Case & Street Credibility, Dez Bryant's Injury, Gun Control? & more! *All statements expressed are opinion based ONLY & have NOT been proven fact* New Podcasts & Videos uploaded every week! Our Damn Right: a Podcast is featured on: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2qEFtejcPS6up2P8y4K1uL Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/user-338893874 Apple Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/damn-right-a-podcast/id1437401196?mt=2&uo=4 Google Podcasts: www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy82ZDJmYzg0L3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Breaker: www.breaker.audio/damn-right-a-podcast PocketCasts: pca.st/4Cmf Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/damn-right-a-podcast RadioPublic: radiopublic.com/damn-right-a-podcast-GqzY5k Castbox: castbox.fm/channel/id1442231?country=us You can follow Tre's open discussions on: Twitter: @AshTre__ Instagam: @tretre_grown You can follow Cam's open discussions on: Twitter: @CamboZantana Instagam: @cam434

GRINDHARD RADIO Hosted by: Jit Chronicles, Cata' Mafioso, Mz. Chief, Pedalay The Boss, Ms.Angel904, and DJ Sgt Rock. Join us as we Celebrate & Honor "DJ Sgt Rock" for his contribution of Work and Excellence for over 25 years in the Hip-Hop Community. There will be a LIVE Q&A, the latest Hip Hop News, Pump it or Dump it, and more. Also random calls will be taken and music will be played. Call-in LIVE @ 323-693-3043 to join the party and press "1" t stream LIVE with the panel of hosts.

Rapchat is the best way for today's rap enthusiasts to create, collaborate, and connect with tomorrow's stars. Rapchat partners with award-winning artists and top producers to deliver the hottest beats and the most user-friendly platform to make music and network. combining the convenience of a mobile recording studio with the power of a social network, Rapchat is the premier place for artists and fans to fine-tune their craft, while helping the world discover new talent. Rapchat is based in columbus, ohio. // seth miller is a co-founder and ceo of Rapchat. he is a graduate of ohio university in athens, ohio. Rapchat was in batch 15 of 500 startups in 2015.learn more about Rapchat: https://rapchat.mefollow upside on Twitter: https://twitter.com/upsidefm

Episode 44 is a fun and insightful one where we chop it up with Cesar "Visual" Zamudio. Cesar is a Chicago based Rapper, Writer, Director, Actor, Artist, and overall Creative! Our conversation covers a variety of topics that include: - His beginnings in the Hip Hop Community as a rapper - Transition from battle rapping to becoming a more well rounded performer - Health and his decision to become a Vegetarian - Projects like Hello Hip Hop, We are Hip Hop Festival, & Money Mantra - Fire and desire to help others in the industry - Overcoming being "burnt out" from too much on your plate Support Visual at the following links: https://www.iseeitall.com/ - Twitter - Facebook- Instagram - Youtube Hosted by Christian, Vfig, Nati, & Carlos Twitter/IG/FB: @LaVerdadLtd Music Credit: Elias O. Sepulveda (Programming, Percussion, Piano, Bass) & Gilbert Arzuaga (Saxophones) #HipHop #Chicago #Health #Visual #CesarZamudio #Entrepreneurship #Art

Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/2pjLG9W. Feel Rich, started with the question, "What if we create a brand that makes health sexy?" Feel Rich, a "culturally relevant" health and wellness brand for the multicultural, urban community, is a led by Shawn Ullman and Quincy D. Jones, III, son of the multi-Grammy-award-winning artist. Ullman has worked for Jones for years, helping to produce documentary films. Jones has left his father's shadow but not his legacy and has produced several gold, platinum and multi-platinum albums. Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/2pjLG9W. Need a corporate social responsibility speaker? Learn more about Devin Thorpe at http://corporatesocialresponsibilityspeaker.com.

If you love cutting edge performance and experiencing some of the incredible things that uniquely creative individuals  are able to do, using only their bodies, listen in to today's show, with Blake and Ivy's dynamic guest, Superdope Beatboxer and Theatrical Wizard, Kaila Mullady.    Out of the box Kaila, who started beatboxing in the fourth or fifth grade, is the 2015 World Beatbox Champion, the 2014 America Vice Beatbox Champion,  three times Loop Station Champion and three times reigning Beat Rhyme Champion. She performs all over New York City, the rest if the country and in other countries, using beatboxing, singing, rapping, poetry and theatre to push the boundaries of creativity and to demonstrate just what the human instrument is capable of. Listen in today and get ready to be blown away!   Today, Kaila talks to Blake and Ivy about:   •What she was like as a kid. •What she's up to at the moment. •The fun she has, moving between being an individual performer and a collaborative artist. •The craziest idea that she's managed to pull off. •The unique show that she and her team put on in Switzerland. •The biggest dream she's achieved so far. •Her work with speech impaired children. •How gender issues affect the her in the Hip Hop Community. •How her accomplishments as an artist have surprised her. •The biggest challenge she's faced so far and how she overcame it. •Her advice to other millennials who are on a journey towards fulfilment and success. •The most challenging thing she's had to practice till she could never get it wrong. •Her take on the Growth Mindset. •The unique challenges that Millennials face currently. •Social Entrepreneurship- the way of the future.   Links: Kaila Mullady on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube. Kaila and her crew's website: www.beatboxhouse.com Kaila and her crew on Youtube: The Beatbox House   Kaila recommends:  Books: The Art Of Learning by Josh Waitzkin                                  and            Pedagogy Of The Oppressed by Paulo Freire  

This podcast Is an excerpt from a lecture by the same name delivered October 14, 2007 in Atlanta, Georgia. My Odeo Channel (odeo/c30243b8673326b5)

We are discussing the recent comments made by Don Imus and the reaction of the Hip Hop Community to his statements versus their own lyrical content. We are discussing this with G. Craige Lewis of EX Ministries