This week one of the greats of the city of ATL special guest Dj Greg Street sits down with Bonecrusher.  He was the first in his hometown of Hattiesburg, MS to have Technic 1200s. The youngest in the family of music enthusiast. He would rent centers and host his own parties. Eventually he would conduct school parties and his own understanding how to take advantage of opportunties presented. Bonecrusher shares Street's ability to always remember significant things. Street explains if you are organically connected to people you won't have a problem remembering them.

Musical drops over songs were first created by Street. Greg would take the biggest records and make his own custom versions of the songs. "Most people on radio think its about them but its about your connection to the people and your connection to the artist acting as the liason between the two. The music and the artists are the stars." The conversation goes on to discuss conflicts in radio today. The need to be in tune with the people is lacking. Because Street keeps this at the forefront he has held on to the title of the #1 rated show in all demos since 1995 in the city of Atlanta. With his influence Greg Street became the first person signed to current CEO of Artist Partner Group, Mike Caren, when he received his first gig at Atlantic Records at 18 years of age.

His passion for the people is the driving factor for staying engaged with everyone. A major contributor to Outkast's "Love Below/Speakerboxx" execution, Street speaks about not wanting the media to tear the Outkast brand apart.  The project would go on to be one of the highest selling hip hop albums of all time. The conversation turns to explaining how taxes really work and what most don't understand. Greg Street's contributions to the culture is reiterated through the entire interview and inspiring to anyone who wants to impact their community. Enjoy!