On this episode we discuss what it means to be Pro-black. Once that’s established we talk about rather or not you can be connected, involved, or in love with other races and still be considered Pro-black.
Special Guest: Supa Kev
Closing Track by: ToriTori, Be
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EPISODE 25: Discrimination in Hip-hop Nightlife
We kick it off with a Real or Fake saying “rap music brings out violent crowds” to break the ice with our guests, Sir Locksley and DJ Nexus. With both their perspectives we then begin to dissect the politics behind rap music’s treatment in the nightlife scene.
Oh yeah, and look out for Gee’s apology to Sheens for his Mo’Nique comments in the beginning of the episode..
Closing Track by: Vintage Lee, Bless You (prod. Jew Paidro)
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EPISODE 4: Cat Calling (The L Edition)
Every 4th Episode we bring the vices out.. We continue to discuss our topics while of course letting the liquor speak through us. On this episode our Intern kept the drinks flowing while we further discuss the Boston Rap Scene as well as Cat Calling and other forms of Street Harassment by men towards women. Join the discussion as we break down the evils of Cat Calling.
Closing Track by: LOCKSLEY, STOP N’ GO (Prod. by Kae Tea & Flexxington Don)
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EPISODE 40: Black Bourgeoisie
The U Panic’d crew invite New Jersey community organizer and activist named “Soul” on this episode to discuss the Bad and Bourgeoisie of the Black Community. What defines them? Do they truly have the backs of all of their people?
Special Guest: Soul
Closing Track by: Biz20, Newgirl
