Remy makes the rounds and visits both Ebro at Hot 97 and The Breakfast Club, to speak about her recent release from prison, and what her future holds.

J. Cole speaks to Complex about the situation in Ferguson and the killing of Michael Brown by police. He admits that he was not there to do interviews and didn’t really want to talk to the press. “Damn, again? This is fucked up..,” says Cole.

In this Interview with Montreality, CAM’RON speaks about : – The type of student he was at school (0:12) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:44) – What he was in a previous lifetime (1:11) – His favorite cartoon character (1:31) – His favorite video game (1:51) – The realest shxt he [cont.]

On the eve of his album release for Blacc Hollywood, Wiz Khalifa sits in with The Breakfast Club. They discuss the new album, being on tour with Jeezy, and settling issues with Tyga.

Long Island hip hop legends Method Man and R.A. The Rugged Man discuss their history together, including the era when R.A. was blackballed from the industry. Today, both emcees are traveling the world performing sold-out shows.

Shabaam Sahdeeq’s been quietly killing the game for almost a straight decade, and that’s not even counting the work he put in with Rawkus and Raptivism in the late ‘90s and early 2000s. Besides logging some highway miles with Sean Price and P.F. Cuttin on the Grown Man Rap Tour and hosting his own showcase, [cont.]

Rosenberg writes: “First a very funny and semi bizarre 40 minutes with the incomparable Keith Murray, followed by a super in depth sit down with the firing squad, Fame and Danze aka M.O.P.” This should be a good one.

Hilarious clip from VladTV, where Sticky Fingaz and Fredro Starr speak on the current state of Battle Rap.

The newly released Remy Ma stops by Sway In The Morning to talk about life behind bars, future plans, and to drop some bars.

Directed by JD Anderson.

From Straight Shooters: “If it feels like Straight Shooters took the summer off from podcasting it’s because we did but only in the hopes of bringing you a better show. Our first guest back is the illustrious rhyme slayer Joell Ortiz, 1/4 of the rap supergroup SlaughterHouse. The best way to describe Joell Ortiz is [cont.]

Mr. Wolf speaks with Japan’s Black Files TV.

Remy Ma sits down with the hosts from 106 & Park in her first interview since being released from prison.

In part two of Noisey’s SVDDXNLY, they look around A$AP’s tour bus studio, hang out with Drake and Macklemore, and Rocky opens up about his late brother. “SVDDXNLY” chronicles the ascension of one of raps brightest young stars, A$AP Rocky. From home videos and interviews with friends and family, to the very first seminal moments [cont.]

DJ Khaled sits in with The Breakfast Club, to speak on his upcoming album, I Changed Alot. Also, just a reminder, “alot” is not a word.

Souls of Mischief and Adrian Younge give some insight about their high concept album, There Is Only Now, hitting August 19th.

Joell Ortiz shares memories of his very first time entering a project cypher, the inspiration he found during the golden age of hip-hop and breaks down the levels of MCing. In the second clip, Joell Ortiz steps up to showcase his keen ability to freestyle for TheBoombox’s 16 Bars series.

T.I. appears on Ebro In The Morning, to speak with EBro and Peter Rosenberg. Bonus, watch him perform “About The Money” on Jimmy Fallon.

Action Bronson sits in with EBro, Peter Rosenberg, and Laura Stylez up at Hot 97. They speak on marriage, life on the road, his bionic leg (!), and spits a few freestyles.

Freddie Gibbs visits Hot 97, and addresses his fallout with Jeezy and CTE, spits & talks making it out of Gary. Gibbs also reveals that his next album is called Lifestyles Of The Insane, which will include work from Madlib, Salva, among other producers.