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Average audio length:
36 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
203 episodes
since Aug. 4, 2024
episodic
explicit content

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Zulu King EL one discusses Legends Chuck D of Public Enemy and Graffiti Legend and Pioneer CornBread at the 4Th Annual Hip Hop Cultural Summit. EL one also discusses ICE agents in The Bronx opening fire on a man who was with his 5 year old child. And Also the 10th wedding Anniversary of the Zulu Br…

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Rick Ross arrested for alleged assault on former partner we discuss the severity and also give our thoughts and advice on how to avoid domestic disputes that may end in violence
We discuss the 35th anniversary of The Low End Theory from A Tribe Called Quest one of the greatest albums in Hip Hop history
The Bronx School of Hip Hop opened September of 2026 to a freshman class of 100 students
Hip Hop has had plenty of discussion recently in regards to the N Word. Is it now time to discuss the word “Bitch”?
King Blame stated on Dog in The Yard that the Bloods got deep because they acquired the 5 Percenters and the Zulu Nation which is not accurate at all Zulu King EL One breaks down what was said and speaks on the matter in detail
EL One talks about his greatest moments in Hip Hop history and asked what the listeners think are some of the greatest moments
Carmen Bryant mother of Legendary Rapper Nas has come forward with sexual assault allegations against Nore one half of Capone & Noreaga and also co host of Drink Champs. We speak on the allegations and give our thoughts on this very serious matter
Trust Mula had an interesting statement expressed on Puerto Ricans and mentioned they have to start being themselves we get to hear his statement and Zulu King EL ones response.
Fat Joe recently described himself on the Joe Budden Podcast as the Blackest N you’ve ever seen. Zulu King EL One discusses his thoughts on Fat Joes Expression from a Zulu perspective, a Puerto Rican respective and a grown man who’s elevated through the years perspective.
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