Kid Cudi appears on Arsenio to talk about his surprise new LP, Satellite Flight, and touch upon the current state of hip-hop culture. He also performs “Internal Bleeding”.

Lil Wayne sits in with Jimmy Kimmel during the taping of his show at SXSW. Here, he tells the tale of accidentally shooting himself while trying to look hard in the mirror at age 14, pre-selfie era. Young Money’s Rise Of An Empire in stores now.

While at SXSW, Steve Stout is joined by Nas and Ben Horowitz to speak on the concept of The Tanning Of America, which was recently captured in the VH1 series of the same name.

Juicy J returns to The Breakfast Club.

Memphis Bleek opens up about Jay Z and Nas’ beef, which actually began after Nas released a diss at Memphis Bleek on a DJ Clue mixtape. Bleek then followed up with his hit “Mind Right,” which spurred another response from the Queensbridge rapper, who released a freestyle, naming off Jay Z, Beanie Sigel, and other [cont.]

Combat Jack writes: The Godfather of this whole damn thing, Rush broke bread reflecting on his time as a gang member, small time drug dealer, how Hip Hop saved his life, why DJ Hollywood should be remembered in the rap history books, why Diddy is the man he his today, Rick Rubin, Lyor Cohen, Dame [cont.]

In this Interview with Montreality, araabMUZIK speaks about : – The type of student he was at school (0:10) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:35) – His 1st big paycheck (0:54) – His favorite video games (1:12) – If he’s ever tried rapping (1:32) – Blowing up, His first industry co-signs [cont.]

Nardwuar meets up with Mr. E-Feezible-Bellafonte-Bellwhether-Bellagiano in Vancouver, BC. He keeps it three-thou-wow.

From OutDaBox: This week Out Da Box Radio is happy to bring you our latest interview featuring California Artists’ “Exile and Johaz”. Together they are better known as “Dag Savage”. The two recently released their debut collabo LP entitled “E&J” following the success of their “Dag Savage EP” and recent “Warning Mixtape”. We got the [cont.]

Rick Ross appears on the latest episode of Inside The Rapper’s Studio CRWN. In front of a sold-out crowd of 150+ fans, Elliott and Ross discuss Ross’ new album Mastermind, his entire discography album by album, his early beginnings in Miami, his creative process, his growing empire, and what he has learned, gained and lost [cont.]

Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg invite Marley Marl to give a hip-hop history lesson in just less than an hour. Must listen.

Rick Ross sits in with The Breakfast Club to speak on his new album Mastermind, his new house, the Wing Stop franchise, Wale vs. Complex, uniting with Young Jeezy, beef with 50 Cent and more.

Rick Ross appears on RapFix Live, and Sway finally asks Rick Ross about his past as a correction officer, as hinted towards in his lyrics on “Rich Is Gangsta”: “Feds tore apart the squad nigga, that’s why I had to play the part nigga / that wasn’t me that was a job nigga, it gets [cont.]

In this Interview with Montreality, DJ Yella of N.W.A speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:31) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:46) – His 1st big paycheck (1:16) – Writing a book (1:49) – His favorite cartoon character (2:08) – Directing porn films (2:50) – His [cont.]

Method Man and B-Real sit in the whip with the windows up and smoke a lot of weed. In regards to upcoming projects, Method Man says “(Redman’s) going to drop a mix joint, then he’s going to drop (Muddy Waters 2). I’m going to drop with this Wu-Tang shit (A Better Tomorrow), then my last [cont.]

Murs talks with the cats at CrazyHood about his new deal with Strange Music, working with Tech N9ne, indies vs majors, and more.

In this episode of DECODED T.D.E.’s ScHoolboy Q breaks down the meaning behind “Hoover Street,” from his album Oxymoron. Directed by Eric Swiecinski for Scheme Engine.

Kid Cudi sits in on Chelsea Lately, except Chelsea is out sick, so Gabourey Sidibe (star of Precious) fills in. Cudder talks about the surprise release of his new album and his starring role in the Need For Speed movie, among other topics.

Legendary rapper Talib Kweli stopped by Sway in the Morning to talk about re-introducing his album, Gravitas. Kweli went on to break down how money is lost from artists in the music business and why music streaming could hurt an artist. He also took calls from listeners. He discussed how has evolved as a lyricist [cont.]

Angie Martinez interviews Pharrell on Hot 97. They discuss his new album G I R L, The Oscars, and more.