The Formalities

Pete Monsanto comes through again to chop it up with us as we argue about the situation in Ferguson. LenAyeee is back! We speak to him about his long drive from CT to Mexico, We also talk about all the artist who are now home from jail, and more. R.I.P Michael Brown

We took a trip to queens and sat down with amazing DJ and newly made father DJ G-Money. We speak to G about his popular hit records from the past, his song for song battle with Mister Cee, what's wrong with the radio today, and more.

Klimpse takes a call from one of the dopiest artist coming out of Pittsburgh. He talks to him about his old group The Ill Spoken with Mac Miller, what he's doing around the Taylor Gang, and more. Including an exclusive update on his new EP now turned album. Check Out More from Beedie on his website (http://beedieland.com).

We took an "Adventr" to Harlem to speak with Grammy award winner and founder of Adventr tech company Devon "Devo Springsteen" Harris. We spoke to him about his past work with his cousin Kanye West and the beginnings of G.O.O.D Music, what it felt like to have a song as the theme to Barack Obama's campaign, the future of video technology, and much more.

We speak with one of the main creators of the brick bandits crew DJ Tim Dolla. We ask him tons of questions about the beginnings of Jersey club music, how he feels about all the new Jersey Club stuff coming out today, and whole lot more.

We lost all power to house and found our self in the struggle. Using our battery powered electronics the show still goes on. We got the chance to chop it up with Connecticut's own Duzzo Dave and his friends Ari and Barry Love. We speak on how they became artists, how Duzzo developed his unique rap style, and more.

We talk to New York native multi-talented artist STACE about his journey from his first album to his upcoming album, the importance of promoting yourself through social media and more. To see all things STACE head over to his website (http://stace.co).

We speak with fellow podcaster FunnyManStan (http://twitter.com/funnymanstan) on his comedy, the story of his time in a jail cell, and more.

In this episode we talk with NYC based photographer Pete Monsanto on how he got started, why photo pits are important at a concert, how he got the opportunity to speak with Kayne West, and more. Check Out Pete's portfolio and blog over at FlyLifeImages.com (http://flylifeimages.com/)

Lots of bullshitting this time around as special guest Izzy Gillies talks with us about Rothschild conspiracies and why she doesn't watch TV.

We took over #TheReedingAnnex series over at Reedspace to interview renowned photographer Mel D. Cole live. We talked to him about his love for hip-hop music, his encounters with Diddy & R.Kelly, shooting topless women in NYC, his "beef" with Johnny Nunez, and so much more.

We sit down with the creator of the Jigg. By. Jiggy (http://jiggy.bigcartel.com/) clothing line and discuss how he got started, his upcoming designs, music submissions, and more.

@Lenayeee (http://Twitter.com/Lenayeee) brings a guest through to talk about her photography, documentary's, aliens, and more.

From Slick Rick to Christina Aguilera, we have an in-depth conversation with Grammy Award winning producer & engineer Bassy Bob Brockmann. We talk about how he got started in the business, how social media affects the industry, and stories of what it was like to be in the studio with Puffy, Prince, B.I.G & 2 Pac at the same damn time, and a long list of legends.

Friend's of the show Tania & Fada come through as we discuss news, and other topics. We also speak with Tania about her history with PIX11, Her worst interview to date, and more

LA native Slow Graffiti talks to us about picking the right song to remix, the negative and positive affects "EDM" culture is having today, how his songs got played on BBC radio 1, and more.

From graffiti in The Bronx to tattoos in Harlem, @Klimpse gets the chance to talk with Puma from the VH1 TV show Black Ink. We discuss his tattoo shop in Harlem "Ink124", his clothing line "iUFO" and more.

BOMBOCLAT! We got a full house this week. We talk with @Casey_Tiberius (https://twitter.com/Casey_Tiberius) on the struggles of starting your own business. Doing your passion vs getting money to the product vs customer service. Introductions to Wake Up! & LIVE Now campaign by GunIT and more.

This Detroit native "Slaps" us with some knowledge on his upcoming project, who to look out for next, and how to get property in the D for the low. The gang discuss the problems of college, what we think autism really is and more.

J. Lorenzo co-host of the "The Josi Marie Show" on DTFRadio (http://DTFRadio.com) talks to us about his escapades in the radio world, his Instagram Ego and Superego personalities, and more.

We are going gay today! Special guess Cody {@codeworld on Instagram} is with us as we finally get the chance to interview Big Dipper of Chicago. We spoke to him about his story into music, what a gay rapper's fan base looks like, what a "bear" and a "twink" is, and more. The show kind of goes to shit as a discussion on the missing Malaysia plane starts but we come back stro...

From going toe to toe with Russell Simmons to starting The Legion Media Group Chanel a.k.a The Red Carpet Hero takes us through her history of freelance reporting to public relations. She also breaks down what it means to be a PR in today's world, and gives us the 5 most important principles to abide by when branding yourself or business.

We took the show down to CT in @LenAyeee's house. Friend of the show Ivan brings in his perspective as we interview T-Bruin of the Bleu Dope collective. We also talk about the Oscars, Hover Boards, and Lil Boosie.

So many new albums dropped this week, so we highlight some of our favorite tracks from each one. We also speak on police brutality in the NY area, Tattoos, and Rick Ross's bank account.

Fashion is the topic as we talk with Cher from "The Clothes Minded" apparel brand. We also discuss what Cram won in a raffle, Red Octobers, and True Religion VS A.P.C.