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PHILLY HOTT RADIO, ONE STOP FOR MUSIC AND CULTURE
By MJ Savino • On
Philly is known for its many hid­den gems, one being Philly Hott Radio. The sta­tion is loc­ated
Education
Must Read: Australian Aboriginal Rappers (Free...
By Rishma Dhaliwal • On
Free book on Abori­gin­al Hip-Hop! The second edi­tion of the crit­ic­ally-acclaimed book REAL TALK:...
Education
Knowledge Session: Who Was Manco Inca?
By Gata Malandra • On
MAY 6, 1536: START OF NATION­AL LIB­ER­A­TION WAR LEADED BY MANCO INCA Manco Inca Yupan­qui (1516–1544)...
Reviews
Review: ‘Finding Fatimah’ Highlights the...
By Faizah Cyanide • On
This mod­ern age romantic com­edy, ‘Find­ing Fatimah’ is actu­ally quite refresh­ing as it did not take
Reviews
Review: Breakin’ Convention 2016 (@BConvention)...
By Maya Elese • On
“The body is the brush, the circle is the can­vas, the paint is the blood, sweat
Events
Ugandan flavamasters, homegrown superstars and...
By Aino Lisma • On
When we star­ted this event, from day one we said that this event is not ours.
Interviews
Interview: @ArtUnderTheHood — Reppin Street Art
By Lana Bell • On
Graf­fiti is one of the few tools you have if you have almost noth­ing. And even
What is New
The Chronicles Of The Turntablist, DJ Rob Swift
By D.D. Turner • On
In 2000 years from now, it’s reas­on­able to think that Hip Hop’s story will be con­tained
Interviews
Life, Music, And Career of Hip Hop’s TorGuide...
By D.D. Turner • On
In Hip Hop con­text, how would you define the title, Lyr­i­cist? Here’s my sub­mis­sion:...
Education
Knowledge Session: Who is Mama Yosepha?
By Gata Malandra • On
  Yosepha Alo­mang (Mama Yosepha) is an indi­gen­ous woman from the Indone­sian province of Iri­an Jaya...
Reviews
Fresh! #GlobalFaction Presents: Inspiration By...
By Joshua Virasami • On
This is that pas­sion and heart that the Hip-Hop game needs, and is los­ing its integ­rity
Education
Black Bodies: White Faces | The Commodification...
By Maya Elese • On
  Noth­ing has changed. The slave-mas­ter paradigm has simply shif­ted to the cre­at­ive sphere of rap