This week we really get into it, there are 2 interviews, the first is with 2 trail blazers in Australia Hip Hop. Legendary journalist, Miguel Dsouza, interviewing freestyle rapper turned producer, the late Illpickl. It's an absolute honour to reproduce this interview.

The second one is of me, interviewing ITF champion DJ Vin Roc from 5th Platoon. He was in Australia for a few shows and I caught up with him in Sydney

In this episode I explain the beginnings of Arfek magazine and my introduction to Hip Hop. It also features my Top 5 MC's and music by the Fonke Knomaads,

As always, I hope you enjoy this episode.

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This week I continue explaining what drew me into not only US Hip Hop, but Australian Hip Hop as well.

I have an interview, from 1999, with Aceyalone that takes a turn for the worse when I accidentally upset him.

Plus a 1997 interview with Mc Trey, a leading light in Australian Hip Hop and Western Sydney. The interview gives great insight into Trey and I guarantee you'll come out of it with even more respect for her.

We also have music by DNO and Macronauts.

As always, I hope you enjoy this episode.

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This episode features an in-depth interview with Michael Franti from 1998. In it, he discusses his beliefs, the effort it takes to be on stage and why keeping your natural Australian accent when performing is a must.

I've got clsssic music by Capital Punishment and a new banger recorded especially for this podcast by 13th Son. I gave 13th Son the hook and he murdered it.

2 other interviews in this episode are of a Sydney writer named Modem and legendary Dj, Sir Robbo.

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Welcome back for another edition of my life story, Hip Hop and how they're so tightly linked.

This week I give you the run down on Issue 2 of my magazine from 1997, Arfek.

We hear from 2, 1st school generation Hip Hop producers and DJ's. First is from Australia, Dj Soup of the Fonke Knomaads and the other is of the notorious DJ crew X-Men, Mista Sinista.

We've got music by WA Hip Hop pioneers, Thu Rubbishmen. Plus I discuss 80's kids and 00's kids and how the different generations have changed music. As always there's some political nonsense by me and how that shaped early Australian Hip Hop.

Lastly, and most importantly, I'm honoured to bring back an interview with graffiti writer, Perso, from the legendary SWB. RIP Perso.