Ep. 63 w/Vic Mensa
This week, we’ve got a hot episode lined up for you. Vic Mensa’s in the house, and it’s about to be LIT! We talk about Vic’s transition from being “in […]
Similar episodes
chevron_left
-
play_arrow
A Conversation with Young Progressive Pundit Knowa De Baraso podcast
-
play_arrow
-
play_arrow
Trump Insists: “I’m No King” Ahead Of Nationwide Protests podcast
-
play_arrow
Remembering Miss Major podcast
-
play_arrow
The Arrington Gavin Show Ep. 444 “VB HISTORY IN THE MAKING” podcast
-
play_arrow
-
play_arrow
From Healthcare to Apartment Operator with Nic Espanet, Ep. 757 podcast
-
play_arrow
-
play_arrow
-
play_arrow
Larry Mizell Jr. revisits 2008, a pivotal year in the rise (and fall) of Kanye West. As a standout producer and Black icon, his gradual alignment with far-right ideologies has affected how we talk about hip-hop, Blackness, and mental health.
Joining the conversation are Martin Douglas, Stas THEE Boss, DJ Yaddy, and Christy Karefa-Johnson (DoNormaal).
Audio engineering and production by Roddy Nikpour.
Support the podcast: kexp.org/50hiphop
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Previous episode
