Swizzy joins The Breakfast Club for a thirty minute conversation.

Lupe Fiasco sits in with the Hot 97 crew, to talk about his new single’s mission to raise cancer awareness, his new album Tetsuo & Youth, and how Rosenberg is a “Kendrick nuthugger”.

DJ Semtex catches up with Schoolboy Q to discuss his sold out London shows, his ‘Oxymoron’ album and the journey of TDE to date. 18 minutes.

Skateboard P sits in with Big Boy at LA’s Power 106. They discuss his future concert project with Spike Lee, explaining what to expect, the message behind the project, and why he chose to work with Spike. He also answers the query to whether or not he is “hip-hop”.

Fif sits in with Hot 97 in honor of his new album, Animal Ambition, which is available now. He speaks on his relationship with his son, his Mets game pitch, Jimmy Henchmen, Summer Jam 2014, and more.

In part one of Hard Knock TV’s interview Young Guru & DJ Khalil talk with Nick Huff Barili about Dr Dre, Roc-A-Fella, N.W.A, Dilla, DJ Premier, Dj Quik, De La Soul and much more.

Fif sits in with The Breakfast Club, where they speak on Animal Ambition, his wild pitch at the Mets game, Troy Ave, G-Unit, Beats By Apple, and more.

50 Cent visits Good Morning America to speak on his wild pitch at The Mets game, his new album Animal Ambition, and more.

From NPR: “Mannie Fresh, the legendary New Orleans producer and DJ, was our guest for the first live episode of Microphone Check. We taped at NPR’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. at the end of May, and the conversation was predictably warm, sharp and funny. Mannie regaled the crowd with stories about Cash Money Records, the [cont.]

From Sway’s Universe: In the first clip, Brother Ali and Prof stopped by Sway in the Morning’s station at the 2014 Soundset Festival. First, Sway decided to cross check the rappers’ knowledge of their home town of Minnesota. Then Ali spoke about cultural appropriation and accepting that as a white person that he is a [cont.]

1/3 of Dilated Peoples and 1/2 of Step Brothers, Evidence, sits in with Cypress Hill’s B-Real on The Smoke Box, in this 20 minute smoke session, in which “the Doctor blazes some very special trees”. You may get a contact high, just from watching.

From Str8OutDaDen: “Allow me to introduce Masta Ace, Wordsworth, Punchline & Stricklin, collectively known as eMC. The crew talked with us about their return to music and broke down a few records from their latest project, The Turning Point EP. In addition to all of that, eMC spoke on the importance of having a solid [cont.]

Here is a special 28-minute “B-Side” to Stones Throw’s Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton documentary, which is out now on DVD and Blu-Ray. Includes interview footage with Kanye West, Madlib, Dilla, and more.

Troy Ave and his BSB crew sit in with The Breakfast Club. They discuss his XXL cover status, his relationship with 50 Cent and G-Unit, his new mixtape, and more.

Go behind the scenes of MF Doom and Bishop Nehru’s upcoming project, NehruvianDOOM. XXL spoke with the mysterious rapper overseas in London, England, to discuss the new project, being a mentor to Bishop and what we can expect from the release.

Questlove talks about the meaning behind The Roots’ new album title (…And Then You Shoot Your Cousin) and how each of the tracks fit together, for Jimmy Fallon.

Random ass TMZ interview that features Money B of Digital Underground speaking about Justin Bieber, and what would happen if he went to The Bay.

Ski Beatz produced the majority of Camp Lo’s classic debut album Uptown Saturday Night (including the seminal hit “Luchini”), and has a history with the group dating back nearly two decades. Recently, Sonny Cheeba, Geechi Suede, and Ski sat down to discuss their creative process, chemistry, and musical evolution from the 90s to 2014. New [cont.]

Combat Jack: “We mention others as being on GOAT super producer status, but I’m not hearing Marley Marl’s name. Which is criminal. Listen to how Marley literally changed the game and pushed the art form. Hear him talk about the discoveries of Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap. Learn about how he inadvertently produced [cont.]

R&B icon D’Angelo is an elusive man, and purposefully so. This much we learned earlier this week, during his lengthy interview with Nelson George as part of Red Bull Music Academy Festival New York. There were plenty of other takeaways as well: D’s first experience at the Apollo nearly ended in disaster. He likes going [cont.]