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This week, Indigenous hip-hop duo THRONE joins the podcast to talk about the music, experiences, and culture that fuel everything they create. The duo shares how identity, storytelling, and community shape their sound, while reflecting on the journey that's brought them to this point. We also dive into the realities of being independent artists, the creative process behind their music, and what it means to represent Indigenous voices in today's hip-hop scene. It's an honest conversation about creativity, resilience, and carving your own path.
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