Open Mike Eagle sits down with the legendary creators in hip-hop to discuss their life, impact, and legacy over the course of a season. Season one covers DJ Prince Paul (De La Soul, Handsome Boy Modeling School). Season two covers El-P (Company Flow, Run the Jewels). Season three features legendary hip-hop A&R/producer Dante Ross. Brought to you by Stony Island Audio.
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The podcast is really great, 5/5. But the bonus is Open Mike Eagle’s voice. Such a great podcasting voice. Very chill and relaxing to listen to him ask questions
Perfect!
Three great seasons so far. Perfect for fans of hip hop or music in general. Open Mike eagle is a good host, he lets the guest speak and interjects well at times. The guests have also been super relaxed and humble.
This show is just too good! I love hearing how creators create!
Great podcast!
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