Wu-Tang Podcast Channel 10 Podcast

On this episode, I speak with Ed Bates (@one_tru_fluff)regarding the background and dopeness of ODB's "Return to the 36 Chambers." We get into some of our favorite songs from the project as well as what went on behind the scenes.

You can find Ed Bates on Instagram @one_tru_fluff

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For this episode, me and @draekeys focus on Killarmy's second album "Dirty Weaponry." We get into some of the promo behind the album as well as our differences about the album's production.

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You can follow @draekeys on Twitter and Instagram (where he has some dope photography).

Trife Diesel (also known as Trife Da God) is a Wu-Tang affiliate. He is also an active member of Hip-Hop groups; "T.M.F” & "Theodore Unit” with whom he has released several projects including: “The Most Feared,” “718.” and “Put it on the Line (with Ghostface Killah).” I spoke to Trife about his latest solo project entitled “Project Pope II,” his early features, growing up in Staten Island, approach to rhyming, and much more.

You can check out Trife’s “Project Pope II” here: https://trifecta718.bandcamp.com/album/project-pope-ii

And keep up with him at trifediesel.com

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Cody Prez is a Staten Island-based artist. He recently unveiled a mural dedicated to climate change awareness, which is inspired by the Wu-Tang Clan. I speak with Cody about how background, the history of street art in Staten Island, and art’s positive impact on youth and the community at-large.

You can find Cody Prez at: http://artworkbycodyprez.com

Connect with Cody Prez on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prezarecta/

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MC Rude is the founder of Kill ‘Em All Records. I talk to MC Rude about his experience at one of Wu-Tang Clan’s early performances at the New Music Seminar in 1993 in which he argues sparked the East Coast/West Coast rivalry and much more!

Check out MC Rude’s “This is Rude” project: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGRbRgonxpVA4uk8G1bTYq9R1KxNRu_4z

MC Rude on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mcrude666

Check out Rude’s band, The Method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TDfRGsyVU8

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Chris Pierznik is a New Jersey based writer whos work has appeared in cuepoint, XXL, and Business Insider just to name a few. And is the author of 8 books including: Hip-Hop Scholar: a Compendium of Rantings, Ravings, and Ruminations on Rap. I talk to Chris about the second disc of “Wu-Tang Forever.” We get into the production and grandiosity of the album in general as well as Chris’ experience with the album and Wu-Tang overall!

This episode was recorded before the release of “The Saga Continues” and U-God’s book, so we speak a bit about that as well.

Check Chris Pierznik on Twitter at twitter.com/chrispierznik & https://christopherpierznik.com

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