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On Episode 72 of the VITAL HOOPS Podcast “Black Power 215” Dr. Ikemba Ojore speaks about the black radical history of the city of Philadelphia. Fernando and Ikemba later speak about Philly Hoops and Philly Hip Hop. Catch Dr. Ikemba Ojore and Fernando Cardenas on the Rise Up! International Morning Show. Tue-Fri at 7 AM EST! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgK7KurzJEEbsGEvHiJ-eYgeXYD_ctB61&si=Z-ULuZ0KeHCd2Ha2 Also catch Dr. Ikemba Ojore on We Charge Colonialism (WCC). https://youtube.com/@wechargecolonialism5268?si=DARI-1fVofncgu5g Book Recommendations: Ikemba - “Maroon the Implacable” by Russell Maroon Shoatz “Up South: Civil Rights and Black Power in Philadelphia” by Matthew J. Countryman Fernando - “On a Move: Philadelphia's Notorious Bombing and a Native Son's Lifelong Battle for Justice” by Mike Africa Jr. Dr. Ikemba Ojore: IG - https://www.instagram.com/globalubuntufoundation/ IG - https://www.instagram.com/wechargecolonialism/ https://www.wechargecolonialism.org/ VITAL HOOPS: PayPal - https://www.paypal.me/fernandocardenasxb Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/vitalhoops IG - https://www.instagram.com/vitalhoopspodcast/ Email - vitalhoopspodcast@gmail.com https://www.blackpowermedia.org VITAL HOOPS is 4 THE KULTURE

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Spadz visited the SippinWitSammie studio to update us on new music, Philly battle rap, meeting Cassidy, & more. Barstool talk from the biggest sipper in Philly with some of the most innovate people in the world, Sammie is the one to sit and sip wit if you wanna enjoy conversation. 00:00 TRAILERS 00:15 INTROS 02:05 BABY GORILLA 2 -SPADZ 04:00 BATTLE RAP FUTURE? 06:00 THE NAME SPADZ 10:00 THE HOOD WILL HOLD YOU 12:00 BACK TO BATTLE RAP 17:40 CASSIDY VS FREEWAY 19:05 LINKING UP WIT CASSIDY 34:00 IN THE STUDIO 45:00 THE RETURN OF HOLLOWMAN 1:00:00 REED VS BIGG K 1:07:00 PRODUCING MUSIC 1:12:00 EAZY BEAT GEECHI 1:25:00 I DIDN'T KNOW I WAS SHOT 1:31:00 OUTROS @THEREALSPADZ_ TRACK: HITTIN ME UP - SAM MALONE IG: @sippinwitsammie Join the discord: https://discord.com/invite/RqwUmApa?fbclid=IwAR2T4lGoXtLv6N4WgZZ5ZIq72Z6J2v3yyV4vv6-aSwBbaDJURERsCjPthJk #sippinwitsammie #letstalkaboutit #hiphop #phillyhiphop #phillyentertainment #phillymusic --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sippinwitsammie/support

We celebrate fifty years of Hip Hop that began as an underground party art form and grew into the global backbeat behind today's music, fashion, language, dance and scholarship. Children of the musicians behind Philly soul music reconstructed rhyme, rhythms, and funk music into their own sound. Hip Hop artist-turned-civil rights attorney and professor Timothy Welbeck describes what makes artists the greatest of all time. Then, DJs Cash Money and Duiji Mshinda reflect on the evolution of Philly Hip Hop.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host Ray Collazo is joined by Philly Rican Hip Hop legend Mario Collazo aka Planetary of Outerspace and Army of the Pharaohs Crew. Planetary has been a critically acclaimed lyricist for decades. After four full length albums and numerous world tours, Planetary is back with his first solo album "Project Pluto" that comes out on May 12th. Planetary joins his big brother Ray Collazo for this first of an epic 3 episode interview series on his beginnings as a child of the nascent '90s Philly Hip Hop scene. Planetary shares some incredible Philly hip hop history from his beginnings as teenage MC learning the ropes along-side rap/music legends such as Vinny Paz of Jedi Mind Tricks, The Roots, Eve, Gillie the Kid, Jazzy Jeff, Rich Medina and Jill Scott. This part one conversation is a must listen for aspiring music artists, creatives looking to regenerate their careers later in life and just fans of Hip-Hop history. Host Ray Collazo also shares his thoughts on ongoing Bad Bunny/Kendall Jenner/Gabriela Berlingeri love triangle and the appointment of Julie Chavez Rodriguez to become President Biden's Campaign Manager. And a "best of Bomba Live moment" featuring Freestyle legends Betty Dee, Brenda K. Starr and Corina. Support Planetary's new solo album "Project Pluto" when it's released on May 12th and Subscribe to Bomba Live on YouTube: The talk show you've been waiting for your entire live.

In this episode we know Clint is from Philly, he brings on his mentor and Philadelphia comedy legend TuRae and they discuss the story of Philly Hip Hop.Follow TuRae@comedybyturae https://linktr.ee/mitll

Logan-born poet/musician Khemist is spectacularly gifted. He's one of the most talented artists Philly has produced this century--we just don't know it yet.

We pay tribute to Gabe Serbian of The Locust, debut an unreleased Old City track & also hear Jesse interview TR38CHO of Old City, spin new punk from Mean Jeans, Dubtones, Chammeili, Nervous Triggers, Heat Inc, & Unpop, play classics from War On Women, Undertones, Rezillos, Clash, Briefs, Citizen Fish, Iggy and the Stooges, Poly Styrene, Disposeable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, Head, Black Cat Music, Henrietta Collins and the Wife Beating Child Haters, Luke Henshaw & Gabe Serbian, Retox, The Locust, Dickies, Uranium Club, Night Birds, Dils, Black Flag, and the Luscious Listener's Choice!    Chammeili- Take Me Unpop- Imperfect Undertones- Jimmy Jimmy Rezillos- It Gets Me Briefs- GMO Mosquito Dubtones- Class War Baby Dils- Class War   Black Flag- Room 13 (Damaged) Locust- Doing the Unnecessary for the Ungrateful Retox- Let's Not Keep In Touch Luke Henshaw & Gabe Serbian- High Strangeness Henrietta Collins and the Wife Beating Child Haters- Drive By Shooting Heat Inc- Little Knuckle Charlie Black Cat Music- Hands In The Estuary, Torso In The Lake Uranium Club- Grease Monkey Dickies- Manny Moe And Jack Head- The Hate Van Mean Jeans- My Body Is A Wasteland Old City- Sixers (feat. MURS) Old City- Strange System Old City- Jump Off Old City- DK3 Old City- Class Act War On Women- Pro-Life? Disposeable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy- California Uber Alles Poly Styrene- Thrash City Citizen Fish- Give Me Beethoven… Clash- Spanish Bombs Nervous Triggers- Beach Coma Night Birds- Radium Girls Stooges- Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell

Len quizzes Vincent on the ‘tree' of Philly Hip-Hop, play 6 Degrees of D'Urville Martin all the way to Hugh Bonneville (?) and (00:29) review Netflix's Jingle Jangle, A Christmas Journey (2020). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show me one city in America and I will show you two Americas.Health, Wealth, Diagnosis, Disease, Treatment. From Philly to ATL, some things are the same. Two Cities. Two Americas.

Sean "Shiz Lansky" Lassiter is a loving father,  a creative talent, a musician who worked with DMX, the Ruff Ryders and other New York and Philly Hip Hop stars. Sean is also a sought after Philadelphia based professional photographer since 2010.Most artists dream of personal and professional success, and Sean has done it in two very different creative fields. He takes us through how he got into the Philadelphia and New York Hip Hop scenes, the importance of understanding your own goals, the importance of putting the work in and being available, his transition out of the music business and rediscovering his love of the camera and so much more.You can find his photography at seanlassiter.com and I suggest you check out his work there.  It is so good and we discuss a specific portrait later in the episode it may be helpful to see it while we're discussing it.You can also find his artist page at shizlansky.com and also on Spotify and Apple Music and Instagram under the artist name of Shiz Lansky.

Lady Boss is a throwback to when MCs wanted their lyrics to be heard over giving people a vibe only. Coming from Philly she is an artist that not only grinds on freestyles to be heard, she dropped a new EP to show the world it is not just lyrics she produces, but a vision of creativity as well. Does Lady Boss give you the vibe of quality Hip-Hop? Does she give Philly Hip-Hop more credibility? To find out, Tune In!!! Follow Lady Boss and Heritage Hip-Hop on all social media platforms. Be sure to stream and purchase her music. We appreciate your support. Links: Instagram: Heritage Hip-Hop: @HERITAGEHIPHOP Lady Boss: @215LADYB Website: www.HeritageHipHop.com Merch: www.Storefrontier.com/Heritagehiphop Cashapp for Donations: $HeritageHipHop Podcasts are available on HeritageHipHop.com, Spotify, Itunes, and Youtube --- 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

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We made it to Episode 10! On this episode of The Steve & Crypto Show, talk with Philadelphia musicians Adoo & Oskee AKA Space Kamp! We discuss releasing music during the pandemic as the Kamp put out their second album "Electric Lemonade" back in the summer of this year. The guys tell us how this year has effected their tour schedule and what they have done to adapt to the times. Finally, we chat about their 4th annual toy drive & how they're still managing to make it happen in this crazy year! Donations for their toy drive will be accepted until December 11th. Visit www.spacekamp420.com for more details. We had some technical difficulties but we managed to sprinkle in a couple songs, though we announced them on the show in the wrong order. Sorry. Great tunes nonetheless! The proper song order and titles are: 1- 500 Miles 2- Summer Of Love Thanks to Adoo, Oskee & Mini Crypto for being on the show! Also... Be sure to head over and pre-order TJ Tranchelll's soon to be released novel, Tell No Man, at www.tjtranchell.net Keep Spreading the word about The Steve & Crypto Show and www.thestevestrout.com --- 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/steveandcryptoshow/message

Philly Love is a movement that has held up Hip-Hop culture for generations. Rell Geez continues that movement as a new voice that is coming to the forefront of tying the game to the Philly Hip-Hop sound. Listen to this interview and help spread that love from Philly to your headphones. Links: Instagram: Heritage Hip-Hop: @HERITAGEHIPHOP Rell Geez: @RELLGEEZ21 https://myafton.com/terrell_moore Website: www.HeritageHipHop.com Store: www.Storefrontier.com/Heritagehiphop --- 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

DJ Bugsy spoke with two artist on the come up during the episode. Firstly, SS Sparks hailing from South Philly. SS Sparks discussed his feelings on the Philly Hip-Hop scene and why Philly artist go to New York for better opportunities. We also touched on his very heartfelt single " Sky Dance" he explained the meaning behind the song. Lastly, we discussed Jay-Z top 5 albums of all time. Secondly, on the Indie Artist Spotlight segment 100Proofyannie hailing from North Philadelphia. The segment started with DJ Bugsy asking her about being a dance student at High School Creative & Performing Arts (CAPA). She discussed her experiences in High School and how it felt like going to college. But one day while in class she heard a diss record with her name on it. She decided to diss back recorded the song on her High School computer she been rapping ever since. We discussed her family background being raised by Grandmother & Grandfather who been married for over 32 years. Lastly, she is unbothered by lack of support in Philly she is very confident on what she needs as an artist to be successful. Audio Engineer Eric McNeil Video Production Wesley Brown Follow Us Instagram @idoit4hiphoppod @djbugsy215 Twitter @djbugsy215 Like Us On Facebook @idoit4hiphoppod

DJ WOODY WOOD TALKS THREE TIMES DOPE, PHILLY HIP HOP, HILLTOP HUSTLERS, STEADY B, COOL C, & MORE. THE DJ PODCAST VINYL ESQUIRE INTERVIEWS THE LEGENDARY DJ WOODY WOOD! AVAILABLE NOW! DOWNLOAD THE APP OR LOG ON TO WWW.VINYLESQUIRE.COM @VINYLESQUIRE @DJWOODYWOOD3XD @THEORIGINALRIP (INTRO MIX BY @DJSTEW628)

We are doing a series called Ameri-CAN. Talking about the CAN-DO spirit that is part of our American DNA. So much about our lives has been turned upside down by this Corona Virus / Covid-19, and we have been hearing a lot about what we CAN’T do and where we CAN’T go, but our guests during this series are going to talk to us about their area of expertise and all of the ways we still CAN learn and grow, train, connect, and expand our freedoms in ways we maybe haven’t thought about before. Today’s guest is Maj Toure of Black Guns Matter, which is a group to help urban communities learn their gun rights and responsibilities. For brand new gun owners, BGM is the perfect place to begin learning and getting connected with their local community. Each BGM event includes demonstrations and discussions with experts including certified firearms instructors, lawyers, and Second Amendment activists. Throughout the nationwide BGM class, Toure, a Philly Hip Hop artist turned activist/Solutionary, sounds the alarm on politicians who espouse that urbanites should trust government to keep them safe, while, simultaneously, politicians have failed to do just that. Maj has developed a "Solutionary" AR Platform Rifle. "There is no white gun culture or black gun culture, there is an informed gun culture and an ignorant one." - Maj Toure

DISCLAIMER: If you're willing to rock out in full with us during this episode, PLEASE don't mind the beeping sound a few minutes in, people... My phone started dying, but I was determined to get this done. I finally got a chance to catch up with Philly Hip Hop artist and good friend of mine, Did It The Guy. We've been cool since high school and being as though he was a big part of me getting my feet wet in music, I gave him the floor to give the listeners a chance to step into his world, inside and outside of music. Again, I apologize for the repeating beeping sound, but we couldn't bail out on the episode. And I hope you all can listen past it and enjoy.

This week episode, DJ Bugsy invited Hip-Hop artist Tammi Jean. We talked about her new music project "Introducing Tammi Jean." She explained her growth as a artist on the new project. We switched subjects and gave our opinions on Top 3 Uptown/Philly rappers. Lastly, as a woman being in a relationship why she posts via social media about her man. Tammi Jean feels hopeful that Philly Hip-Hop community will come together as a unit one day. Recorded & Engineered by Eric at Gradewell House Recording Studios www.gradewellhouse.com

This week on Raw lingo I have a phone interview with Philly Hip Hop artist Lil Mike. Having a brief feature on one of Raw Lingo’s last season’s episodes, Lil Mike is back for a full-length interview. We’re talking everything from his transition from his hometown of Anderson Indiana to Philly, challenges he faces while being an up and coming artist, as well as his perception on mainstream hiphop in today’s era. We even introduce a new game called "Pick One"! Make sure while listening you’re liking, subscribing, and of course sharing. You already know what it is! As always, I love you all for listening. Xo, Brinks

There aren’t many rappers deserving of a 7 hour tribute, but we’re talking Redman here. On part 2, we air our exclusive Redman interview along with countless hours of music covering his looseys, remixes and ridiculously dope collabos. We remind you how the Def Squad was a force to be reckoned with. The chemistry between Erick, Keith and Redman was a thing of beauty. We also have the Wu features, the collabos with Tame One, Kris Kross, Pete Rock, M.O.P., Meth, Eightball, Scarface and Snoop Dogg. And you know we had to throw in some surprises, too. I once said in jest we’re the “King of The Tributes,” but after this, Preem, Pete Rock, Pharoahe Monch, Wu-Tang, KRS-One, Prodigy, Atmosphere, Southern, West Coast, Indie, Philly Hip-Hop and The Native Tongues tribute, it just might be the truth.

There aren't many rappers deserving of a 7 hour tribute, but we're talking Redman here. On part 2, we hit you with countless hours of music covering his looseys, remixes and ridiculously dope collabos. We remind you how the Def Squad was a force to be reckoned with. The chemistry between Erick, Keith and Redman was a thing of beauty. We also have the Wu features, the collabos with Tame One, Kris Kross, Pete Rock, M.O.P., Meth, Eightball, Scarface and Snoop Dogg. And you know we had to throw in some surprises, too. I once said in jest we're the “King of The Tributes,” but after this, Preem, Pete Rock, Pharoahe Monch, Wu-Tang, KRS-One, Prodigy, Atmosphere, Southern, West Coast, Indie, Philly Hip-Hop and The Native Tongues tribute, it just might be the truth.

An interview with my co host Grand Wizard Rasheen. His 1980 hio hop radio station and more! Publicist Dianna Prince. Hip Hop & Fashion Magazine Podcast EXCLUSIVE.

On this episode of the Let's Be Honest podcast, Tone's brother, Anthony, calls in and joins the conversation. They discuss Lil' Uzi's career & two new singles "Sanguine Paradise" and "That's a Rack", Kendrick Lamar & the whole TDE, the state of Philly Hip Hop, whose next up out of Philly, and Lil Nas X vs Billboard. They also talk about the importance of spreading love unconditionally and paying homage to Nipsey Hussle the Great. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-lets-be-honest-podcast/support

Episode 36: "Philly Hip Hop" by Livefromphilly

#CommonWealthRadio #RetroActivePodcast Ep.1 Naam Brigade Interview Feat.Hosts K Krills(Dj No Luv), B Vegus, and Miss T Money as they talk Philly Hip Hop, New School vs Old School, Son of Jan,the REAL Meek Millz and more!

This episode features Philly’s own DJ Skeme Richards, music connoisseur, globetrotter and an all around legend. We discuss Philly nightlife, what style really is, Memories of the Tunnel, clubbing in New York, where to find Gucci kicks in the 80s, early days of Philly Hip-Hop ,the importance of rocking the party, and most importantly what makes Skeme the Nostalgia King.

This man needs no introduction. You can't talk about Philly Hip-Hop without bringing him or his group into the conversation. Spade-O from the legendary rap crew Major Figgas was generous enough to sit down and chop it up with the boy about his come-up and rap career. We talk about what it was like growing up hustling in North Philly, signing to a major label in raps golden era, hearing his song played out of car radios for the first time, smoking cigars with Jay-Z, and much more. Spade is currently working on the finishing touches for numerous upcoming projects, and can be contacted on his social media below. Hope you get as much out of this as I did, let me know what you think! Connect with Spade: https://www.instagram.com/darealspadeo https://twitter.com/darealspadeo darealspadeo@gmail.com https://soundcloud.com/spade-o-1/tracks Connect with me: https://www.instagram.com/kiaorion https://soundcloud.com/kiaorion kiaorionmail@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/creativecontact/support

" I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast " Episode #18 featured the first lady of Trap Street Entertainment Simagii. Simagii brand new artist on the Philly Hip-Hop scene. She really start buzzing after she dropped Gummo freestyle with RecoHavoc via YouTube. During this episode we discussed racism & bullying with a concentration on the Keyton Jones story. Lastly, we covered the best Hip-Hop albums of 2017, Top Philly rappers of 2017 and the best Hip-Hop battles of 2017.

Andddddddd we're BACK! Philly's own Banditt the Rapper came through to bless the show with two of his latest tracks, talk about life after being signed, and to take a small trip down memory lane of the Philly Hip Hop music scene.

Episode 6 is our longest one yet and for good reason. This isn't your typical Philly hip-hop show, this is the official Philly hip-hop tribute show. Chock-full of Illadelph classics, along with our special tour guides Vinnie Paz, Maylay Sparks, Baby Blak, CHOPS, Todd Wolfe and MarQ Spekt to help navigate you through the two one fifth. Unlike the ewoks, our episode VI won't disappoint. So whether you're from Philly, know of Philly or even like Philly, you can't front on our music. We're more than just cheese steaks, soft pretzels and Rocky Balboa, we're home of some of the greatest musicians ever. If you're a fan of Schoolly D, Steady B, 100x, Bahamadia, Freeway, Tuff Crew or The Roots -- we got you!

Episode 6 is our longest one yet and for good reason. This isn't your typical Philly hip-hop show, this is the official Philly hip-hop tribute show. Chock-full of Illadelph classics, along with our special tour guides Vinnie Paz, Maylay Sparks, Baby Blak, CHOPS, Todd Wolfe and MarQ Spekt to help navigate you through the two one fifth. Unlike the ewoks, our episode VI won't disappoint. So whether you're from Philly, know of Philly or even like Philly, you can't front on our music. We're more than just cheese steaks, soft pretzels and Rocky Balboa, we're home of some of the greatest musicians ever. If you're a fan of Schoolly D, Steady B, 100x, Bahamadia, Freeway, Tuff Crew or The Roots -- we got you!

Philadelphia has always been known for its raw, authentic talent. Artists that come from this entertainment jewel are adorned by greatness and a stellar work ethic. Such is the case with Philly’s latest and greatest Hip Hop artist, Boone. Marquis Boone was born and raised in South Philadelphia, PA. After playing college ball at Steven’s Technical College in Lancaster, PA, one would assume that Boone was a sure win for a career as a pro baller. Turns out that they were right, just not on the basketball court. Falling in love with music while in college led Boone to form the hip hop group Fly 4 Life. Although short lived, the experience catapulted the young artist into the next phase of his life as a solo artist. It all started at a talent show in front of a small crowd at an event sponsored by Sneaker Villa in Philly. He won the opportunity to perform at Unity Day in front of a crowd of 50,000. Here he caught the ear of Wayne “Big Wayne” Montgomery, a bodyguard for Kidd Rock, Black Street and Teddy Riley. This relationship permitted Boone to experience a national tour with Black Street and to work in the studio with Eric Williams of the group. Being inspired by his contemporaries such as Jay-Z and Philly’s own Beanie Siegal, Boone continues to align himself with people that see his greatness. Palmieri Jeans, a Philadelphia based clothing company, met the rising star and he can now be seen in some of their branding and promotional campaigns. They in turn support his shows and other musical efforts. Last summer Boone’s club banger “Club Like” featured hip-hop super star Wacka Flacka and had a big impact on dance floors and radios across the globe. He has followed suit with his latest single “Nanas” ft Gillie Da Kid, another base filled, catchy head knocker that is currently climbing the charts as well as taking the clubs by storm. As Boone’s music and likeness continues to expand beyond his hometown his golden personality and relentless talent continue to lead the way. Soon you too will be able to find him on a radio, a dance floor or a stage near you. For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review https://www.facebook.com/indie.review --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indie-review/support