Slim and Tuskegee are back at it again with a new episode discussing  the influence of R&B, in classic hip hop songs. Why is Jamie Fox one of the most underrated R&B singers? Is good R&B back, with the help of artists such as Bruno Mars  and Tank? 

Tuskegee and Slim start off 2021 premier episode with DJ Court Diggs, who will be releasing his debut instrumental album in April 2021. Diggs debuts his latest tracks, while discussing the state of the hip-hop culture today. 

Slim and Tuskegee continue their battle to prove who is the king of R&B in the 1990's - 2000's, with this epic battle between R.Kelly and Maxwell. Also a special dedication to Keith Sweat to end the evening. 

Tuskegee and Slim settle their differences on who was the king of R&B in the late 1990's-2000 era. The two present an EPIC 2 hour battle between R.Kelly and Maxwell, playing all the hits from two of the highest respected artist in our time. Tuskegee plays the music selection of R.Kelly, while Slim stands his ground proving Maxwell could battle  with the best of them.

Tuskegee and Slim are joined by the amazing author and Executive Director of Girls Inc. Long Island, Renee Flagler. Renee joins the duo to discuss her new book " Second Wives Club" along with a deep conversation about the strength of women, spirituality, and the movement of Girls Inc. impacting young girls internationally. " Who runs the world...... Girls".

Slim and Tuskegee discuss Jodeci changing the image of R&B artist style. R.Kelly made it cool to be an R&B thug. Will the R&B music being made today impact listeners 20-30 years from now. 

Slim and Tuskegee discuss Jodeci changing the image of R&B artist style. R.Kelly made it cool to be an R&B thug. Will the R&B music being made today impact listeners 20-30 years from now. 

Tuskegee and Slim give the audience a quick introduction about themselves and the events within their lives that helped them to gravitate to R&B. During the discussion, they talk about future guest and ways for unsigned artist to use their platform for exposure.