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Dad Bod Rap Pod

Dad Bod Rap Pod
Hip Hop
Hip Hop Culture
Hip-Hop
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Year-End Reflection
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Del the Funky Homosapien
No Need For Alarm
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Pandemic
Hip-Hop Music
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A Tribe Called Quest
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André 3000
Psychedelic Rap
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Hip-hop discussion podcast from rapper Demone Carter aka DEM ONE, music writer David Ma, and record collector Nate LeBlanc featuring interviews with well-respected figures from rap's past and present. A Stony Island Audio experience.

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his episode has a lot of moving parts. Imagine a Rube Goldberg Machine with interview snippets pinging around a maze of album reviews and blue balls jokes.

I (DEM) had the privilege of interviewing Radamiz right before his live set at the Midway SF.... more

This week, we break format for a very, very special spin-off episode. DEM ONE and Blockhead reprise their sex/relationship pod, Talk Like Sex. On this edition of Two 40+ dudes discuss the misogyny meter on Freddie Gibbs' new record, lifetime Tinder b... more

"If you've never walked through the woods listening to Nobody Beats the Biz then you ain't never heard hip-hop."

The above quote is from one of multi-talented poet/rapper/actor Saul Williams' earliest released tracks, but it could just easily serve ... more

Episode 328 Sour Times with guest DJ Haram

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Far beyond the genteel pop music stylings that comprise our day-to-day listening environment, there exists a world of sound that refuses to be refined, restrained, or eas... more

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Recent Guests

Saul Williams
Poet, actor, and musician known for blending spoken word with hip-hop.
Episode: Episode 329- We Float Organically with guest Saul Williams
DJ Haram
DJ and music producer known for her contribution to experimental music within hip-hop.
Independent artist with collaborations with Moor Mother and Armand Hammer.
Episode: Episode 328-Sour Times with guest DJ Haram
August Fanon
Prolific indie rap producer known for his unique production style and collaborations in the underground hip-hop scene.
Episode: Episode 325-Rhythm In Odd Places with guest August Fanon
Lord Finesse
Hip hop legend, MC, producer, and DJ
Episode: Episode 324- Compounds & Punchlines with guest Lord Finesse
Phil LaRocca
Podcaster and music enthusiast
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Sage Francis
Rapper and spoken word artist
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Todd Inouye
Listener from California who recounts a memorable experience
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Kenny Segal
Producer and rapper
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Sean Kantrowitz
Host of the Questions Hip Hop Trivia Show
Episode: 3 Bad Brothers A Beastie Boys Breakdown- Check Your Head with guest Sean Kantrowitz

Hosts

Demone Carter
One of the hosts, often introducing a personal touch with anecdotes about his experiences in hip-hop culture. He provides insightful commentary and engages guests in meaningful dialogue.
David Ma
Co-host who brings the perspective of a music writer, often providing critical analysis of the hip-hop landscape and historical context during discussions.
Nate LeBlanc
Co-host known for his strong collection of records and deep appreciation for hip-hop history, he contributes to both the humor and enthusiasm in discussions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 368 ratings
  • Love the Podcast, but the Audio Needs Work

    Been listening to you guys for a while, love the show! Only minor gripe is that it’s very hard for me to hear you guys sometimes, even with volume all the way up. Keep up the good work though!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Csubo1685
    United States2 years ago
  • Great podcast but can’t hear it…

    I’m a middle aged man whose been listening to hip hop too loudly for over 30 years.

    Please turn up the audio. Sometimes it’s so low I can’t even listen to the episode.

    Besides that, I really do love the podcast. I just wish I could hear it better.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    DanceMaster (Master of Dance)
    United States2 years ago
  • Very Solid Hip Hop Podcast

    The guys can come off a bit pedantic and snobbish at times but their hearts are in the right place. Their love and respect for the culture is unquestionable.

    Would love to see a spin-off show dedicated to Billy woods.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    aggressive progressive
    United States2 years ago
  • Digging, scratching and (sometimes) skipping

    This show scratches an itch for me. I don’t live in a place with a lot of hip hop heads and, if I do meet someone to geek out a bit with, their knowledge doesn’t usually doesn’t go beyond the top crust of the underground. DBRP digs deep and I’m always finding new treasure. Plus they’re just smart funny guys whose knowledge and commentary extends beyond hip hop and I’m here for it… except the basketball talk, when the ⏩️ button gets mashed. So long and thanks for all the puns!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    D0cHuck1eberry
    United States2 years ago
  • Very Solid Hip Hop Podcast

    The guys can come off a bit pedantic and snobbish at times but their hearts are in the right place. Their love and respect for the culture is unquestionable. Would love to see a spin-off show dedicated to Billy woods.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    aggressive progressive
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners value the knowledgeable insights and humorous tones shared by the hosts, making the experience entertaining and relatable.
There are consistent mentions of sound quality issues, with some expressing dissatisfaction over audio levels during episodes.
The dynamic among the hosts shines through in their camaraderie, leading to engaging conversations that appeal to hip-hop aficionados.
Many appreciate the in-depth analysis of both classic and modern hip-hop albums and artists, highlighting a strong cultural connection.

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Talk Like Sex Ep.5: Hands-on Experience
Q: How do I ask out a girl that has a boyfriend, but she also likes me back?
Dem One suggests being patient and communicative about intentions without pressuring her about her sexual experiences.
Episode 329- We Float Organically with guest Saul Williams
Q: Do you think modern rappers are meeting the challenge of speaking to the moment?
Williams suggests that while there is a lot happening, each artist engages differently. He feels it's a missed opportunity when music doesn't engage with the current social climate, emphasizing the transformative power of music to address social issues.
Episode 329- We Float Organically with guest Saul Williams
Q: Did the movie Slam directly lead to your acting career?
Williams explains that he started acting at a young age and that even while making Slam, he was studying acting in grad school. The film served as his thesis project, allowing him to blend his poetic and theatrical backgrounds.
Episode 329- We Float Organically with guest Saul Williams
Q: Can you explain how the act of writing scratches that internal itch that you're alluding to?
Williams describes writing as something that comes from a sense of urgency, feeling that things need to be expressed, often drawing upon the idea that the artists' work should be created with the intensity as if someone's life depended on it, hence the feeling of urgency in his artistic process.
Episode 326- The Gestures of Jesters with guest Slug of Atmosphere
Q: You mentioned having like different faces throughout your career, different phases maybe, and I was just wondering, how do you navigate the tension between staying true to your style or adapting to changing hip hop trends?
In the 90s, people started double timing, and I was like, shit, do I got to go learn how to do that? And I chose not to. Our brand is just authenticity, and maybe a little intentionality.

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Focused on insightful discussions surrounding hip-hop culture, guests and listeners alike share personal anecdotes and experiences that emphasize the genre's impact over the years. The episodes frequently feature deep dives into iconic albums, discussions on artists across eras, and playful critiques, with hosts expressing both nostalgia and contemporary relevance. Noteworthy is the unique blend of humor, sentimentality, and critical analysis, making the content accessible yet engaging, appealing to both casual listeners and dedicated rap enthusiasts. The podcast frequently showcases the personal journeys of each guest, illuminating their contributions to hip-hop while tackling broader cultural themes, which helps listeners connect to the m... more

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1. Saul Williams
2. DJ Haram
3. August Fanon
4. Lord Finesse
5. Phil LaRocca
6. Sage Francis
7. Todd Inouye
8. Kenny Segal

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