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2 Chainz und Lil Wayne sind zwei Süd-Staaten Rap Legenden. Beide machen sie schon seit Ende der 90er Jahre in den unterschiedlichsten Formationen Musik. 2016 haben 2 Chainz und Lil Wayne ihre jeweiligen Heimat-Stadtteile - College Park in Atlanta, und Hollygrove in New Orleans - zu "Collegrove" fusioniert und mit diesem Titel ein gemeinsames Album aufgenommen. Jetzt ist mit "Welcome 2 Collegrove" der Nachfolger rausgekommen. Ein Album, in dem eine gemeinsame Gangster-Geschichte den roten Faden bildet – mit der Erzählerstimme von niemandem geringeren als 50 Cent. Wir sprechen über den Song "Long Story Short", über die gute Rap-Laune von Lil Wayne aber auch über Mannie Fresh und andere gute Rapper-Duos. Mit Natalie Brunner, Mahdi Rahimi, Stefan Trischler & Ole Weinreich

There's a mouthful of memories in every family – especially if your family is in the food biz! On this week's show, we hear from New Orleanians whose parents and grandparents gave them a passion for food and a love for their community. We begin with writer and philanthropist Randy Fertel, whose 2011 memoir, The Gorilla Man and the Empress of Steak, tells the story of his larger-than-life parents. His mother, Ruth U. Fertel, founded Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, now a worldwide establishment, right here in the Crescent City. Then, we learn about New Orleans' famous muffuletta sandwich, which is said to have been invented at Central Grocery, the Italian deli established in the French Quarter in 1906. We bring you an oral history from NOLA Life Stories, in which third-generation owner Salvatore "Tommy" Tusa describes the evolution of this family business, as told to Mark Cave of the Historic New Orleans Collection. And finally, we get the story of Barrow's Catfish, which has been a cornerstone of the Hollygrove neighborhood since 1943. Deirdre Barrow Johnson and her husband, Kenneth discuss their family's legacy – one that began with a fried catfish sandwich sold from Deirdre's grandfather's barroom door. For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

There's a mouthful of memories in every family – especially if your family is in the food biz! On this week's show, we hear from New Orleanians whose parents and grandparents gave them a passion for food and a love for their community. We begin with writer and philanthropist Randy Fertel, whose 2011 memoir, The Gorilla Man and the Empress of Steak, tells the story of his larger-than-life parents. His mother, Ruth U. Fertel, founded Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, now a worldwide establishment, right here in the Crescent City. Then, we learn about New Orleans' famous muffuletta sandwich, which is said to have been invented at Central Grocery, the Italian deli established in the French Quarter in 1906. We bring you an oral history from NOLA Life Stories, in which third-generation owner Salvatore "Tommy" Tusa describes the evolution of this family business, as told to Mark Cave of the Historic New Orleans Collection. And finally, we get the story of Barrow's Catfish, which has been a cornerstone of the Hollygrove neighborhood since 1943. Deirdre Barrow Johnson and her husband, Kenneth discuss their family's legacy – one that began with a fried catfish sandwich sold from Deirdre's grandfather's barroom door. For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

51min mix of Soul, Jazz-Funk, Electronic House & Lovers Rock. Artists include: The Solsonics, Hollygrove, Mighty Ryeders, Family Love, Sade and more.... Become a premium member today to enjoy over 50+ bonus shows & content at djbenniejames.supercast.comTips Welcome at: Cash App $djbenniejames or Venmo @dj-bennie-jamesLicensed by  ASCAP 400009874Special Thanks as always to:  Donna at Life Destiny SOULutions, The Gardner Family, Omar Boyles Promotions and Brian Marshall Support the showI.G: benniejames3Twitter: @benniejames123FB: bennie.james.10Website: djbeniejames.comStudio Line: 1-856 295-1753 - leave a voicemail messageLicensed by ASCAP 400009874

Maaaaaaan it finally happened. I've BEEN meaning to sit down with the legend OG Ron C and chop (no pun intended) it up about all sorts of things, and on this episode it finally happened with a bonus appearance by DJ Hollygrove. We talk about the beginnings of the Swisha House, The Chopstars and how they have evolved over the years. We discuss how both of us started out driving the promo van for a radio station in Houston, and later get into Ron's new career as a filmmaker/actor. It was great to see The Chopstars all around #SXSW2023, they definitely held it down all over the city. I even got a literal candle from @DJCandlestick. Crazy! There is a lot of real talk on this one as you know neither I nor OG Ron C are known to hold our tongues so be sure to tune in and tell a friend to tell a friend about this podcast. Audio available on all platforms it really goes down! @ogronc @iamdjhollygrove @thechopstars

Maaaaaaan it finally happened. I've BEEN meaning to sit down with the legend OG Ron C and chop (no pun intended) it up about all sorts of things, and on this episode it finally happened with a bonus appearance by DJ Hollygrove. We talk about the beginnings of the Swisha House, The Chopstars and how they have evolved over the years. We discuss how both of us started out driving the promo van for a radio station in Houston, and later get into Ron's new career as a filmmaker/actor. It was great to see The Chopstars all around #SXSW2023, they definitely held it down all over the city. I even got a literal candle from @DJCandlestick. Crazy! There is a lot of real talk on this one as you know neither I nor OG Ron C are known to hold our tongues so be sure to tune in and tell a friend to tell a friend about this podcast. Audio available on all platforms it really goes down! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pushermania/message

The screenwriter, filmmaker, and college professor broke into Hollywood by selling his first spec script to a major studio. That led to a decade spent working as a script doctor for Fox, DreamWorks, and New Line Cinema. Then he returned to New Orleans to make indy films including “Mutiny” starring Nicky Katt and “Tortured By Joy” narrated by John Lurie, with Narcissy mastermind Jay Holland as the lead. We trace Henry’s career from video store clerk to auteur as he offers an upbeat take on the future of the art form. Topics include a sudden illness, a silver lining, a crime wave, a convict at large, the mayor on “Face the Nation,” a shared relative, the Prytania Theater, a Jesuit education, old Frenchmen St., a guesthouse, rewrites, redheads, the Klezmer All Stars, Alex McMurray, Chris Lane, Rio Hackford, Theryl DeClouet, Hollygrove, a stills film, “Putney Swope,” movie audio, “The Color of Money,” “The Hustler,” TV vs film, closed captions, teaching at UNO, and much more. Intro music: "Trucker Takes A Wife" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "I Wish I Could Sing" from "Bongo Joe" by George Coleman Outro Music: "Space Is The Place" from "The Space Age Is Here To Stay" by Sun Ra Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Henry Griffin Facebook View "Tortured By Joy"

On the inaugural episode of More to It, Marcellus Wiley is joined by one of hip-hop's greatest success stories, Lil' Wayne. The two delve into the life and times of the celebrated rapper, beginning with house party performances for his grandmother, to recording his first demo song with his step-dad, and growing up as an A+ student in a strict New Orleans home. In this interview, Wayne strips away his public persona and shares more insight into who he is now and how he got that way. Wayne shares the intimate story of his transformation from childhood freedoms to grown-up responsibilities in the blink of an eye. Plus, he and Wiley talk about his current life and interests from sports to kids and much more. There's always more to it! Connect with Lil' Wayne on Youtube and by following @liltunechi on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. To stay connected with the show, follow @marcelluswiley on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! Episode Notes & Links: [00:02:14] - Intro to Lil Wayne [00:03:55] - Lil Wayne's first memories about growing up in Hollygrove, New Orleans  [00:08:53] - The very moment Lil Wayne realized he had a special talent for rapping [00:21:35] - When Wayne's stepfather was killed and his ‘aha moment' about fame during the Cash Money/Ruff Ryders Tour  [00:26:11] - Wayne's moment of clarity as a solo artist on tour [00:32:10] - What does Wayne want the world to know about him? [00:37:50] - How Wayne feels about being called the G.O.A.T [00:39:25] - Wayne on stomach aches and Anita Baker for his pre-show prep [00:42:40] - Wayne speaks on the backlash he received for saying he never experienced racism on Undisputed [00:51:00] - What Wayne would say to his younger self [00:53:10] - Wayne on Roger Federer, the Green Bay Packers, and his favorite rapper [00:58:10] - Wayne speaks on his dream VERZUZ for Cash Money   [00:58:50] - Fast round with Lil Wayne [01:03:14] - Final Wileyism More to It is a production of Dan Patrick Productions, Dat Dude Entertainment, Workhouse Media, and Jam Street Media. The show is executive produced by Dan Patrick, Marcellus Wiley, Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, and Matty Staudt. Sound by Quinn Greenhaus and theme music provided by HBC Records.Support the Show: https://linktr.ee/marcelluswileySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“We are in the business of putting ourselves out of business.” Nico Le BlancIn our first - and only! - panel discussion of the season, Taja Lindley facilitates a conversation with 3 diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practitioners with 40+ years of experience between them. Tune in to hear:What DEI work looks like in institutional settings to support racial equity and social movements.How they determine who they will (not) work with and why.The frameworks that guide their practice (i.e. critical race theory, radical Black feminism, etc.)The ways race and gender impact how their work gets done.What it's like to hold space for anti-racism while Black.Who is responsible for doing this work? And who should (not) be doing this work?PANELISTSMegan Pamela Ruth Madison is a facilitator and author based in NYC  (unceded land of the Lenape people). As she wraps up her doctoral studies, she works part-time as a trainer for the Center for Racial Justice in Education, the New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute, and Bank Street's Center on Culture, Race & Equity.  Megan is co-author of First Conversations, a critically acclaimed series of books for young children on race, gender, consent, and bodies. Nico Le Blanc is a passionate Black, Queer, Non-Binary BEing who currently serves as Associate Director for Diversity & Inclusion at NYU and as a yoga and meditation instructor, counselor, and advocate focused on creating positive, safe, and empowering spaces that facilitate vulnerability, and healing. They are committed to the upliftment, self-care, health, vitality, and liberation of ALL Black BEings. Zerandrian Morris (aka ‘The Ignant Intellectual') is a capital 'B' Black non-binary transmasculine girl-identified person born & raised in the Hollygrove neighborhood of New Orleans currently living in DC. Zerandrian is a 2001 graduate of THE Spelman College. Zerandrian is a social impact strategist who creates paradigm-shifting experiences for companies, institutions, organizations, and individuals around topics like anti-racism, anti-Blackness, and racial equity. SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow @BlackWomensLabor on Instagram and turn on notifications!Sign up for our newsletter!Support our work on Patreon where you will have exclusive access to full length interviews with each of our guests featured this season. Make a one-time donation on PayPal. Purchase the podcast music (and remix!). All sales go towards the production of the podcast and support with project expenses.Visit www.BlackWomensLabor.com to learn more.CREDITSCreator, Host and HBIC: Taja LindleyAudio Engineering by Lilah LarsonMusic by Emma Alabaster who also served as the Pre-Production Associate ProducerAdditional Music Production by Chip BeltonVocals by Patience SingsMixing and Mastering by Chip BeltonLyrics by Taja Lindley and Emma AlabasterLogo and Graphic Design Templates by Homegirl HQThis podcast is produced by Colored Girls Hustle Support the show

Welcome to the first episode of the new podcast series In Clear Terms with AARP California,, with host Dr. Thyonne Gordon and this week's special guest, AARP California State Director, Nancy McPherson! Each episode we dive into issues and policies that have a real impact on Californians of all ages and learn how you can connect with AARP to make our beautiful state more liveable for all. This podcast will give you the latest news that you can use as you think about healthcare, retirement savings, caregiving, new technology, and legislation you should be aware of that we are engaged in on your behalf. This week Nancy is here to discuss how AARP is empowering the communities of its 3.3 million members across the golden state and beyond. She got her start as the State Director of AARP Louisiana where she led the award-winning Liveable Communities Partnership Project in Hollygrove, a community that was flooded and submerged in water after Hurricane Katrina. Not only did the partnership receive an award from the MetLife Foundation for achieving a 67% reduction in violent crime, but it also helped implement strategies to reduce health and transportation issues, as well as rebuild the senior center. Learn first hand how AARP came to be, what their purpose is and how, as a national organization, they choose their advocacy issues and campaigns. Hear how volunteers at AARP work together to improve the lives of millions through support, information, resources and more. Get some insight into how this non-profit operates and how they are trying to make both the state of California and the country as a whole more accessible for everyone. So press that play button and tune in to the first episode of ____, presented by AARP California. We are here to empower you with the facts and information that will help make California more livable for people of all ages.Follow UsTwitter @AARPCAFacebook @aarpcaliforniaInstagram @aarpcaPresented by AARP Californiahttps://states.aarp.org/california/

Living a life that doesn't center Whiteness is bold and requires intentionality and imagination.  Zerandrian Morris joins Kiesha on this episode to talk about turning points in her life that led her to listen to imagine what's possible and listen to spirit instead of following oppressive social conditioning.  She also shares about the powerful work she does with her organization The Ignant Intellectual Group, LLC. They also discuss getting comfortable with the "both/and" aspect of dynamic parts of life as well as the importance of dreaming and how White Supremacy robs us of imagination and steals our innate ability to see past our present moment.  About Zerandrian:Zerandrian Morris (a/k/a ‘The Ignant Intellectual') is a capital 'B' Black non-binary transmasculine girl-identified person born & raised in the Hollygrove neighborhood of New Orleans currently living in Washington DC. Zerandrian is a 2001 graduate of THEE Spelman College. Zerandrian is a social impact strategist who spends time creating paradigm-shifting experiences for companies, institutions, organizations, & individuals around topics like anti-racism, anti-Blackness, and racial equity. Zerandrian is also an Epidemiologist/Biostatistician & Owner/Principal Strategist of The Ignant Intellectual Group LLC, a NYC-headquartered consulting and strategy social enterprise that guides organizations and companies through the process of transforming themselves into anti-racist places of business.Episode Resources:Books:  Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 1 by Neale Donald WalschThe Ignant Intellectual Group LLC Contact InfoSend booking inquiries for Kiesha to (info at kieshagarrison.co)Kiesha on IG: @kiesha_garrisonDirectly support the podcast financially:Cash AppVenmoPayPal.Me

Rockett and Figgy review the Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis album 'Jam & Lewis Volume One' (12:51) and react to Kendrick Lamar announcing his final album with TDE (18:34). They are joined by the legendary DJ Hollygrove and discuss his journey in music, meeting OG Ron C and joining the Chopstars, the state of the Houston rap scene today, new artists to look for and a whole lot more (34:43).

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Nesby Phips has established himself as an artist whose musicality is of the first order in his burgeoning career. He grew up living in both the New Orleans neighborhood of Hollygrove and the city's Jane Alley area of the 3rd Ward, across the street from the Orleans Parish Prison. In addition to his dichotomous surroundings, Phips's family is a musical one. Mahalia Jackson's grand-nephew attended McMain High School with Lil Wayne, Curren$y, and Mack Maine, all of whom he would later record and produce. A strong songwriter, Nesby's sound draws from the jazz, rhythm and blues, and the rap traditions of New Orleans. You can also hear the influence of diverse global sounds such as Ethiopian jazz. On his last album Therapy, the renaissance man combines all of his talents to present the jazz and blues-infused opus. We discuss all of that, what he's been doing since then, and a lot more. Watch the episode HERE FOLLOW Nesby Phips on Instagram Purchase Nesby Phips artwork HERE Stream Nesby Phips Therapy on the DSP of your choice HERE

REi and Reject Society® celebrate Black History month by sitting down with the Hollygrove, New Orleans multifaceted artist Nesby Phips about his Beaucoup Power campaign and the powerful influence that has transformed from lyrics, to canvas, to billboard. We also talk about the new film Judas and the black Messiah and the responsibility that people of color have far beyond being entertained. We also touch on the migration of black southerners to Chicago in the 1920's and the legend of the great Mahalia Jackson. To support the Beaucoup Power movement head over to https://www.beaucouppower.com/ Check out Nesby Phips at https://www.nesbyphips.com/ Love the show? Hit “subscribe,” leave us a review, and give us a shout on social using #imperialsonlypodcast. Imperials Only podcast Show is a Reject Society® Production. https://reitheimperial.com Questions for REi? Email us at rei@rejectsociety.us

Nancy McPherson, State Director for AARP California, visits with Susie and Kassi on Love Conquers Alz to share the many services AARP has established specifically for Caregivers - of ANY age - and their loved ones during the Covid-19 crisis. She leads a team of staff and volunteers in tackling issues that help people 50+ in California live their best lives.These are the resources/LINKS Nancy shared with us:AARP WEBSITEELDER ABUSE OR NEGLECT CONCERNSALL RESOURCE CARD or email: CAAARP@AARP.ORGCOMMUNITY CONNECTIONFRAUD WATCH or call: 1-877-908-3360CALL 1-844-266-7967 to reach your Representative and say "NO" to blanket immunity for Nursing HomesAARP SOCIAL MEDIAFACEBOOKTWITTERINSTAGRAMNANCY MCPHERSON BIONancy started with AARP in 2007 in Louisiana to work on livable communities and health care reform in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. In New Orleans, she developed a partnership with Hollygrove, a neighborhood that was devastated by flooding and crime and a lack of critical services. In 2011, with AARP, residents, and partners working together, the project received a national award from the MetLife Foundation for its positive impact on the well-being of older adults and a 67% reduction in violent crime.Before coming to AARP, Nancy worked for over 20 years on police reforms and community policing initiatives as a senior leader with the San Diego Police Department, the Seattle Police Department, and the Portland Police Bureau.In San Diego as part of a federal project, she was embedded for 18 months with a team of uniformed narcotics officers to provide technical assistance in identifying and solving major drug problems in high crime neighborhoods. Within a year, the project was recognized by the National League of Cities as one of the nation’s top three drug enforcement programs for improving community livability.Nancy has been a consultant and advisor to police departments and government leaders throughout the U.S., in Albania, the Netherlands, and Canada.In 2007, she completed a five-year appointment as a Special Master appointed by the federal court to monitor police reform in the City of Cincinnati, a project which emanated from the 2001 race riots in that city.Nancy was one of two Americans to serve as an expert advisor to the British Columbia Royal Commission of Inquiry on Policing and served as the problem oriented policing advisor to the LAPD following the Rodney King incident. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/preview/3feccac8decf451cbee818066461f7c1)

I was attending a wedding in New Orleans over the weekend so I reached out to NOLA native Nesby Phips to grab some lunch and record a podcast. He’s engrained in the community there and the music of NO is engrained in him. He grew up in Hollygrove and the 3rd Ward with hip hop luminaries like Lil Wayne, Curren$y and Mack Maine. As a rapper/producer he’s worked on albums with them as well. He’s also put in work with NO legend Juvenile and some notables outside of NO like Wiz Khalifa and H.E.R. We chopped it up in the 3rd Ward at Heard Dat Kitchen. He told us about his family lineage, being the grand nephew of legendary gospel singer Mahalia Jackson and about the time he rode a horse named Shiloh at 4am, somewhere on the outskirts of Boston. I’m also fortunate to have his music as the theme music for Keepin’ It A Hundo. All of the music you hear on my podcast is courtesy of Nesby Phips and his instrumental album Phipstrumentals.

OG Ron C and DJ HollyGrove of The Chopstars stopped by to talk about the early radio days. Swisha House and a lot more!

Episode #27 Music Artist Hollygrove Keem Interview

OG Ron C is the reason you know what chopped and screwed music is. Hes the one who keeps it alive to this day. He tells us why, how, and wtf really went down in this story of hiphop history. Thank you everyone for the support. Rate and review. We love you.

The crew discussed some great things this week that maybe just what you're looking for or forward too. Our boy, Master P launches his own brand of Ramen Noodles - 'Rap Noodles.' Rap Snacks is already a successful brand, with Master P's potato chips and popcorn being sold in retailers across the country. This maybe something to look into, LOL. You must give it up to him though for always being innovative! The three-time Grammy winner, Jill Scott is celebrating the 20-year anniversary of Who Is Jill Scott? in 2020 by heading out on tour. Who Is Jill Scott? Words and Sounds Vol. 1 was released on July 18, 2000, via Hidden Beach. The 18-track LP includes the singles "Gettin' In the Way," "A Long Walk," and "The Way." For the folks in the DMV, she'll be here in Hanover, MD at Maryland LIVE on 2/14/20! Lil Wayne unveils a new cannabis brand "GKUA Ultra Premium." Apparently, the strain will feature the "highest natural levels of THC available," with every product being officially tasted and tested by Weezy himself. The first of which is deemed the limited-edition "Hollygrove flower strain," which is set to hit stores in the near future. Can't wait for this one!! Your girl Rihanna can REALLY "take a bow" as the first Black woman whose album spend 200 weeks on the Billboard 200 list. Released in January 2016, ANTI represented a marked left-turn for Rihanna, featuring a woozy, low-key sound not usually showcased by the prolific pop star; it featured the No. 1-charting Drake collaboration “Work,” as well as a cover of Tame Impala’s “New Person, Same Old Mistakes.” Additionally, she was ranked the seventh most-streamed female artist on Spotify for the month of November even though she hasn’t dropped an album in almost four years. She never ceases to amaze. Also this week, in studio we had DMV rap artist "BIG-O." Check him out everywhere @35big_o for music and show updates. Don't move to much because we definitely will be back!!

The Wild Wayne Unchained podcast caught up with the legendary New Orleans duo, Partners-N-Crime! We explore their early lives, gong shows, the Cash Money signing that didn't happen and the actual signing with Big Boy records. Due to the huge amount of information and conversation, there will be a part 2!  Get an earful of the Partners N Crime podcast Part 1... The UNTOLD STORIES! from the Big Easy to Big Boy, from HollyGROVE to half a mil, New Orleans Hip Hop Legends Follow Partners N Crime(@Mistakes a and @kangolslim) on Instagram Get ready for the Wild Wayne Unchained Podcast (cue applause)!!! We'll talk it up about culture, cuisine and lifestyle! So strap on your seat belt and we bout to ride! Wild Wayne IS THE VOICE OF NEW ORLEANS! He has been an iconic media figure for over 2 decades with radio accolades, television shows, blockbuster movie cameos, philanthropy and now culinary guru! Plus WWU will be co-piloted by New Orleans  hustler of the year, fashion icon, and cigar aficionado Shawn Royal aka Charlie P. Hustle. Additionally, we will feature some of the most innovative and colorful characters from NOLA and beyond! Available on Podbean, iTunes, Spotify, Google Play Music, Spreaker and more! Follow our brand partner Wild Wayne Don Dadda Jerk Magic Rub! www.bitedat.com   #WECONTROLTHENARRATIVE! S2, Episode 4 coming SOON! Subscribe today and stay tuned.... Recorded at BuckJump Studios Engineered by C. Smith Filmed by Royal Films Music by Prime Maximus Another Content Conservateur production....   For sponsorship and advertising inquiries - call 504-258-0200or via email wildwayneunchained@gmail.com

During the show’s hiatus, host Marc Evan Jackson shoots the shirt with celebrity fans of The Good Place. In this episode, Busy Philipps talks about how The Good Place brings her pure joy and how she identifies with Eleanor (Kristen Bell) and her Arizona upbringing. Busy also tells us what’s good in her life, like her five-year-old, and Baby2Baby and Hollygrove, two charities she works with. The Good Place: The Podcast is a production of NBC Entertainment Podcast Network © 2019

Episode XVI! First Episode of 2018! ShawnieceQB, E.F. Cuttin & 11wdNICK collectively known as #IIITheHardWay give you their takes on: Sexual Misconduct in the NOPD Homocide division. TransAbled People Is Scamming a Hustle or just a crime. QB's Sports segment Jay Jones' 2000Hollygrove Project New Year's Eve and more... Follow @JayJones17th on IG/Twitter and Stream/Download "2000 Hollygrove" on your favorite streaming platform.. Take the #IIITheHardWay Audience Survey: http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=s9_se04bLHOz&ver=standard Send all music submissions and/or sponsorship/advertising/promotional inquiries to: ThreeTheHardWayPodcast@gmail.com Follow: @TTHWPodcast, @ShawnieceQB. @EFCuttin, & @11wdNICK on Instagram/Twitter

Episode 36........The Bus episode in honor or Jerome Bettis. We in here.....we discuss Lito having residence in Hollygrove-Dixon and not just Hollygrove. This week we talk: - NOLA Boots and Meter Maids - Cardi B & Offset break-up but then they don't. - Las Vegas Shooting - Game getting allegedly getting a 15 year old pregnant. - White people making a "invited To The Cookout" clothing line - Mary J's ex wants more money. Song picks of the week: Lito: Future & Young Thug "No Cap" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTls33S9xbY Jay Skillz: Chris Brown "Tempo" - www.youtube.com/watch?v=crsu7xe3cF0 WFTO "Songs Of The Week" Playlist (Tidal) - https://tidal.com/playlist/8278ffa8-8b7d-4832-a7e6-c59cc16b1c6e WFTO "Songs Of The Week" Playlist (Apple Music) -https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/well-figure-this-out-podcast-playlist-wfto/idpl.u-4JAM2IxJ9gM Make sure you like the FB Page www.facebook.com/WellFigureThisOut/ Shoot any questions to wftopodcast@gmail.com

DaTakeOver is back with another Dope Session with none other than Fiend, International Jones. In this Session Fiend takes us to Hollygrove to Harlem. From growing up down the street where Bounce was created to Rap Battling in Brooklyn. This Session is one you don't want to miss. Tune In as Mr. Whomp Whomp brings us through his journey.

DaTakeOver sits down with Chad Conquering Lion. Listen as Chad takes us on his journey from an Indie Artist from HollyGrove, becoming a Rastafarian, his love and passion for Hip Hop and most important I-AN-I projects with OG JUAN. www.purplereign.bandcamp.com