Buckshot speaks to Vlad TV about his debate with EBro up at Hot 97, and how radio is dying.

Ciph and Rosenberg sit in with Maino, who talks his new mixtape, Trinidad James, and more. This interview gets hilarious around the 12 minute mark.

The Future Of The Funk sits in with DJ Whoo Kid, where they discuss Bieber’s Arrest, Oprah, The Grammys, Macklemore, Kevin Hart, and more.

Kev checks in with Yelawolf for an in-depth interview. He writes: “I got the chance to sit down with a good friend and one of my favorite artists Yelawolf. We had an almost 30 minute interview that covered a ton of ground. We speak on what went wrong w/ Wolf’s debut album Radioactive, why he [cont.]

The Doppelgangaz will release their 7th album on February 18th, and today we have a full album stream of the project.

Ciph and Rosenberg welcome Tech N9ne back to Juan Ep.

Nick Huff Barili of Hard Knock TV, in collaboration with http://www.GRAMMY.com sits down with Producer of the Year Pharrell Williams for in-depth interview. In part 2, Pharrell talks Blurred Lines, Get Lucky, GRAMMYs and shares advice for young artists.

Schoolboy Q talks about how his daughter inspired the new album Oxymoron, what he thinks of Kendrick Lamar getting seven GRAMMY noms, and what his mom thinks of his music.

In part three of Troy Ave’s interview with ThisIs50, he speaks on his “New York City” line, where he calls Kendrick Lamar a “weirdo rapper”.

Buckshot speaks to VladTV about his issues with Hot 97′s Ebro and their spirited debate last week.

Whoo Kid delivers two interviews with M.O.P. and Raekwon. Danze and Fame speak on their G-Unit deal, Macklemore, working with Mobb Deep for the first time and more. Raekwon speaks on his new album, his lost Jay-Z collaboration, and Macklemore.

Fuse spends time with Ty Dolla $ign, who breaks down tracks from his Beach House EP. The Mixdown is a weekly show in which Esteban visits recording studios to hang with hip hop producers and MCs. Check it out every Wednesday.

Sheek Louch sits this one out. A special live Juan Ep from the Starter Clubhouse in NYC last week, where 2/3 of The Lox hang with Ciph and Rosenberg.

In this Interview with Montreality, PUSHA T speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:15) – What he would teach students (0:36) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (1:17) – His 1st big paycheck (2:05) – The key to success (2:19) – Whether or not he enjoys reading [cont.]

Four or five years ago Microphone Check co-host Ali Shaheed Muhammad told Danny Brown that he’s the hip-hop Richard Pryor. “And I got it, too: making things funny that don’t supposed to be funny,” says Brown. “It’s like putting the pill in the pudding.” Since then Brown has released three albums under his own name [cont.]

We’re guessing that the security officer at this club had no idea about Bam Bam Bronson’s previous on-stage exploits. Here, he leaps into action after Action lights a joint on stage, and Bronson responds with swift retribution. You waan test the rocket launcher?

Snoop Dogg invites Pharrell up to the GGN for an in-depth interview, discussing Daft Punk, “Happy”, the making of “Drop It Like It’s Hot”, and more.

9th Wonder stops by Juan Epstein about the history of Little Brother, working with Jay-Z, and his new Jamla Is The Squad instrumental LP. Some HipHopSite.Com love around the 15 minute mark.

T.I. speaks on Doe B’s death, working with Pharrell, Iggy Azealia, Macklemore and more with DJ Whoo-Kid.

Sean Price and company appear on Shade45′s Weekend Work for an interview and freestyle.