Bougie Black Brother

Sneaker Life

This session we sit down and talk to some Sneaker heads about their experience and passion in the sneaker game.  This isn't the full out obsession of sneakers that rule their everyday lives, but definitely a passion and a card carrying sneaker head. We sit and talk to some folks that will share their thoughts and history withthe sneaker game and talk to us about their love for these rubber soled gems

Chrisette Michelle and the Black Community

This podcast we discuss the hot topic of Chrisette Michele and her controversial singing at Trumps inauguration.  Well actually just one of the functions of the day of inauguration.  As twisted as it sounds, our thoughts are she could have spun the situation in her favor if she didn't sing but she didn't,  and even now after she did sing she could have done some things to help her appeal.  We debate the issue as well as bring humor to a sad situation.

New Age, Neo Rock Hip Hop or What?

This episode we talk about a few  rappers/entertainers that are changing the sound of hip hop and is this just a phase that the distributors are allowing or is this a change that will be able to move Hip Hop to a different space.  These unique entertainers we talk about moves between rap, vocals and unique production to enhance their style and their personality.  Here's our thoughts

Insecure HBO finale review

This episode we finally get to finish the HBO series "Insecure".  We left off at episode 4 and we get all the way to the season finale.  We get into the battle of the sexist debate on who was wrong or right that has been flooding the internet as well as a little personal perspective into the conversation. Enjoy

The Get Down - Podcast Review

This session is the review of the show on Netflix called The Get Down.  A hip hop anthology of the birth of Hop hop.  From Graffiti to hip hop on records.  We talk about our life during that time and what we saw through the eyes of children at that time.  Became the reality of what is being seen today.  We explore this with my Brother Mark as well as my Wife Alicia.

HipHop into Mainstream

This introduction to Carr Waxx starts with the classic hits of Chic and the Sugar Hill Gang. The 70's and 80's were a time of street DJ's building their skills and competing against each other for crowd dominance.  Mark and Michael discuss their experience with these records and during that era

NBA trades and the NBA championship

This episode we take a break from music and talk the NBA.  The KD signing, the impact to him and the Golden state Warriors.  Lebron James and the NBA as a whole based on these changes in the league.  Sean joins me to discuss these topics and opinions on this rainy 4th of July.

Break Beats and Roller Rink Artists

This episode we look at some unknown one and done artist that shined during their time but faded away in to oblivion.  These artist was a must have for artist and filler and ensured they would keep dancers and B Boys on the floor until we could begin playing the main attractions.  We discuss our struggles and how we had to keep up with the changing trends of hip Hop music

Introducing Flying Lotus

This episode we talk about Flying Lotus (Steven Ellison).  A Hip Hop instrumentalist that has become a hip hop darling  because of his work.  I followed him from Pandora to purchasing his work currently.  With the new artist coming out copying his style and the people on his label.  I wanted to give this Producer/artist/DJ/ etc., the credit that he deserves

Masters of the Nuyorican Soul Experience

This episode uncovers the creativity of a pair of remix djs that evolved into producers in their own right. Louie Vega and Kenny Gonzales were two of the clubs hottest house/dance djs out of NYC. Their Latin roots and creative style propelled them to a higher level in music production. As producers and eventually record label owners, these two became sort after by many artists. We talk about the history they created.