X to Z - Bridging the Generation Gap in Hip Hop

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Welcome to "X to Z", where two hip hop heads try to bridge the generational divide. Hoss is from generation X, and Ferg is from generation Z, and both grew up listening to very different artists and styles of hip hop. For each episode, we recommend a hip hop album to each other, and after listening to each other's pick, we discuss our thoughts on the albums. The purpose is to try to find some common ground between the different generations and sub-genres of hip hop music. Can the two bridge the generational gap? Listen to find out.

Episodes

  1. 4d ago

    A Tribe Called Quest and Central Cee

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In episode 3, Hoss recommends A Tribe Called Quest's "The Low End Theory" to Ferg, while Ferg recommends Central Cee"s "Wild West", and they both give their thoughts on the respective albums. Can the two bridge the generation gap? Listen to find out.

    A Tribe Called Quest and Central Cee

  2. Oct 25

    Digital Underground and Tory Lanez

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In this second episode, Hoss recommends Digital Underground's "Sex Packets" to Ferg, while Ferg recommends Tory Lanez's "The New Toronto 3", and each give their thoughts on the respective albums. Can they bridge the generation gap? Listen to find out.

    Digital Underground and Tory Lanez

  3. Oct 24

    Public Enemy and Pouya

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! On this inaugural episode, Hoss and Ferg break down their thoughts on each others' album recommendations. Hoss recommended Public Enemy's "Fear of a Black Planet" to Ferg. Ferg recommended Pouya's "Five Five" to Hoss.

    Public Enemy and Pouya
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Welcome to "X to Z", where two hip hop heads try to bridge the generational divide. Hoss is from generation X, and Ferg is from generation Z, and both grew up listening to very different artists and styles of hip hop. For each episode, we recommend a hip hop album to each other, and after listening to each other's pick, we discuss our thoughts on the albums. The purpose is to try to find some common ground between the different generations and sub-genres of hip hop music. Can the two bridge the generational gap? Listen to find out.

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