Sean Price sits in…. his kitchen… for this interview with the Big Bang Show, speaking on sneakers, his next project, touring, and more.

This is the 4th time that Mac and Nick Huff Barili have sat down for an interview. In the first installment of this segment Mac shares where he is at in his life musically and personally. Mac explains that he went through a dark period during the Macadelic tour where he hated everything because he [cont.]

While Drake’s name has been attached to the Big Tymers reunion project, he responds that he “didn’t get the phone call” about his involvement with it, however counters that if Birdman calls him to do anything, he will do it.

Goodie Mob spit some bars with Schoolboy Q, then speak on the status of Andre 3000 and Outkast in the interview segment.

Kiss sits in with The Combat Jack Show, to speak on his track “Why” and his time with Biggie, Puffy, and Bad Boy.

Wale speaks with RWD about working with Jay Z on Roc Nation, his opinion of the Trayvon Martin case, his involvement on MMG’s Self Made Vol. 3 compilation, and more.

MikeWillMadeIt speaks on upcoming tracks with Future and Miley Cyrus.

Despite their past beef, Pusha T says that Kanye’s appearance at Drake’s show is positive.

Drizzy speaks on his new single, “Hold On, We’re Going Home”, a collaboration with new OVO signees Majid Jordan.

In this episode, “Piece Maker” DJ Tony Touch talks about his earliest gigs, stealing records, and finding a bootleg of “Capicu” in Japan. Crate Diggers profiles people with extraordinary vinyl record collections, with owners displaying and telling the stories behind their collections.

In the second episode of The Process with Peter Rosenberg, Eve breaks down how she got into the rap game.

Fat Joe speaks on his tax situation, his impending jail time, living in Miami, rap beef, losing weight, The Darkside 3, and more.

Revolt TV celebrates the life of MCA in observance of his birthday in Brooklyn. Check the recap below.

Prodigy of Mobb Deep speaks with Whoo Kid on 20 years in hip-hop, the next Mobb Deep album, his new book H.N.I.C., Havoc’s new book, a new Mobb Deep documentary by DJ Stretch Armstrong, and his heavy drug usage days.

Pusha T turned his long-awaited debut My Name Is My Name in to Kanye West this past June. Ever the perfectionist, West had some minor suggestions for his G.O.O.D. Music rapper, thus delaying the original July 16 release date. “When I turned it in in June, he gave me probably two or three new beats,” [cont.]

In part 1 of ThisIs50′s interview with Big Daddy Kane talks about people debating if he is better than Rakim or not, being almost the same age as Jay-Z, his generation of Hip-Hop, remembers Biggie not wanting to collaberate with a certain big artist because he was a biter, and having sex with a girl [cont.]

Famed rapper and urban activist Immortal Technique explains what we can learn from the George Zimmerman case, explaining why the current cycle that’s playing out in urban areas can’t continue. He also shares his thoughts on Zimmerman trying to tap into his hispanic heritage at the beginning of the case, but not really repping his [cont.]

Jay-Z sits in with with Bill Maher, who deciphers the hook to “Tom Ford”, beef with Harry Belafonte, and other topics in this extremely awkward interview.

Shaheem Reid sits down with Grand Hustle CEO and “King of the South,” T.I., for the season finale of “The Round Up.” Speaking on the beginning of his career in the late ’90s through his most recent tours, Tip reflects on his legacy of bridging worlds.

Jay-Z calls into Big Boy’s Neighborhood to speak on his new LP, Magna Carta Holy Grail.