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The undisputed #1 HipHop podcast, the Combat Jack Show features interviews with HipHop icons & the most in-depth conversations about music, news, culture & race. Listen to Russell Simmons, Chuck D, Damon Dash, Rza, Scarface, D-Nice and more share personal stories and talk exclusively about their journeys, philosophies and viewpoints.
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Mogul Season 2 Preview
Mogul is a show about hip hop’s most iconic moments, told by the people who lived them. Season 2 dives into the birth of southern hip hop. It all started in Miami with the 2 Live Crew, a group that took hip hop and made it faster, harder, and nastier than anything anyone had heard before. But in 1990 their music was declared legally obscene, and what followed is known today as the most controversial trial in the history of hip hop. This group, this city and this trial changed the course of music history as we know it. Mogul Season 2 features exclusive interviews with Miami legends like Trick Daddy, Rick Ross, Trina, Luke Campbell, Brother Marquis, Mr. Mixx, Walshy Fire, and more.
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Mogul: The Life and Times of Reggie Ossé
This episode of Mogul is a tribute to the life and career of Reggie Ossé, who hosted the first season of Mogul. A couple of months after completing the show Reggie was diagnosed with colon cancer and he passed away in December of 2017. We’re going to tell you Reggie’s story — His early days growing up a hip-hop head in Brooklyn, his time as a lawyer representing legendary artists like Jay-Z and Dame Dash, and his reinvention as Combat Jack, hip hop’s flagship podcaster.
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The Coodie and Chike Episode
Internets! This latest episode of Talkitecture features the next vanguard and cultural visionaries. Coodie and Chike are a filmmaking team who have been quietly defining how we see our HipHop heroes for more than a decade.
Their work with KanYe West inspired my efforts in film and video development. I hope this discussion inspires you to find your own path to reshaping the narrative. For the culture is just a cliche with 99% of the people who speak it but not these brothers. We are talking and we talking... -
The Jack Thriller Episode
Internets! What’s wilder than a one-eyed Jack? This episode of Talkitecture features HipHop’s big joker Jack Thriller.
What does it take to become a star in the new media landscape? Hard work and a hardcore belief in your talents. Don’t sleep on this creep. Get Jacked! -
The "Meet The Talkitects" Episode
Internets! Who is this collection of fuckybergs we call the Talkitects? You already know A-King and Dallas Penn from the Combat Jack Show. But who is this asshole Haitian Miguel? Who are these meatsticks Barkayeezus and G-Y? Why won’t Joy da Great let us slide up in her DMs? Whoa!
Take a moment to find out about the characters who populate this podcast and ask yourself why is Brother Bhris always so damn creepy. Meet the Talkitects -
The "Bad Meaning Good" Episode feat. Zahira Kelly AKA Bad Dominicana
TALKITECTURE:
Don't get too close, internets because you might get shot. On this episode of Talkitecture, we feature Bad Dominicana, A latinx activist who is definitely not lacking in looks or smarts.
If you want to avoid getting your steez #metoo'd you better listen closely so you learn how to talk nice. Talk nice my internets, talk nice.
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Customer Reviews
RIP Reggie Osse
I'd never heard of Reggie Osse (AKA "Combat Jack"), until I came across an article on his passing in the New York Times, "Combat Jack, Hip-Hop Lawyer Turned Podcast Pioneer, Dies at 53". Immediately, after reading the article I wanted to know more. I listened to the podcast on Hip-Hop industry mogul 'Chris Lighty'. It was extremely powerful and extremely well produced. The passing of Mr Osse is a huge loss. I wish I had got to meet you brother.
Hip Hop and ya Don't Stop :)
Combat Jack and crew, all I can say is - THANK YOU!! :) For you guys have re-ignited my fullest passion for Rap and Hip Hop. My bank account has become lower but my music collection is much higher and 'fresh' again thanks to you and the track names mentioned by your awesome guests, ha ha:)
I started listening to this show after Combat Jack appeared on Ice-T's Final Level podcast with Mick Benzo (another great podcast people - check it out), and I have never looked back. I could even say I'm somewhat addicted!
Being from Australia, and getting into Hip-Hop around 1983, back then we used to learn about other rappers through the 'shout-outs' on album sleeves as there was no internet, and Australia was far removed from what was happening in the U.S for the most part. Central Station Records in Melbourne's City Square was our imported music supplier, the movies Breakin' and Beat Street were our visual references - Ozone and especially Turbo - we ALL wanted to be Turbo, and date Kelly :p T.K.O - Respect!), and Beat Street (we all wanted to graf like RAMO, "if art is a crime..."), the book 'Subway Art' that featured so many inspiring graf artists, and a few years later in the late 80's a show called 'Wheels of Steel' came on every Friday night on a subscriber radio station called Three Triple R (3RRR) which we recorded on cassettes religiously, to help feed our growing interest. These were our links to your culture.
Now in the internet age, you guys are interviewing the artists that I had largely only known about by name, and it is fleshing out my knowledge of the Culture in true abundance.
So THANK YOU once again.
Much RESPECT to you guys, and keep it comin'...
Greatest Podcast!
I've been following your work since a friend of mine put me up on the Daily Mathematics blog 6 or 7 years ago, amazing stuff!
I've gone from reading about Easy Mo Bee's acute paranoia (an amazing story might I add) to listening to Freddie Foxxx talking about how he wrote Salt N Pepa's "Whatta Man" amongst the very many other jewels that are dropped on the weekly! The non rapper dude shows have been amazing also, Glen E Friedman, Spike Lee, Bobbito etc..
More importantly, the show is always informative, inspiring and intelligent. I think it's the most current and important documentation of hip hop culture we have at this point in time!
Thank you!
From Brisbane Australia.
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