Get ready to pump your fists of fury this week as we shallow dive into music that encourages political and social change. In this episode we deliver you a mixtape about rebellion where you will hear voices of resistance from a variety of genres. Todays theme is sampling some of the history of protest songs. What are they? Protest songs are songs that could demand social justice, call out dirty ass politicians, fight for labor, womens rights, the marginalized, plenty other r...

We have a very special show for you this week. Why is that? Well because the theme this week is celebrating LIFE. I had a son born this past weekend so today I will play you some classic records that reflect my feelings on my current situation. We discuss some incidents that were deemed culturally inappropriate as well as play some classic records from the 60’s & 70’s eras that will tickle your fancy and keep you in the groove. We drop the needle on joints from The Chakalackas, Man...

In today’s episode we pour out some knowledge about the History of Alcohol & Music. We again explore records of all different genres in a chronological order that in some way shape or form are written about the demon alcohol. It’s a mixtape about the Art of Inebriation, an intoxicating experience for your senses. Just pour yourself your favorite libation, pop a beer or pour some wine, because we have got more butterjoints in this episode than drunk gi...

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING EPISODE CONTAINS SONIC SUBSTANCES THAT MAY CAUSE DEPENDENCE, PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTORTION, AND AUDIO SENSORY STIMULATION. SIDE EFFECTS MAY INCLUDE: Altered perception of realityImpaired judgment and memoryIncreased risk of overdose, addiction, or just another episode KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.This week we shallow dive into the world of music and its entanglement with drugs. We discuss songs that celebrate drugs as well as songs that condone it, ...

If gunshot means forward and liquid means rewind then let’s reload our carbines selekatah and re- rewind! I&I class is in session and this weeks discussion is the Roots of DUB. We start during the late 60's at the beginning of the genre and continue with its influence right up until the music of today. A mixtape of the evolution of Dub Reggae right up until Dub-Step. We pay tribute to the genre that gave us Electro, House, Jungle, Trap, Drum & Bas...

This week we have a Hi Fi show for you of the highest quality fidelity. I have a very special musical guest, the Cheech to my Chong, the Ding to my Dong, the one and only DJ MILKWEED and we take a nostalgic deep dive into our record crates to play you some of our vinyl favs from our disco days. Milk takes over the turntables this week and drops classic butterjoints from the Commodores, Blondie, Pink Floyd, Lionel Ritchie, Madonna, J Dilla, Led Zeppelin, Yarborough and the People and even Bon...

Get ready as we nose grind into a magic episode this week. We time travel to Venice and beyond as we discuss the evolution of a 50 year old music genre….Skate Punk. Do words like Dogtown, Thrasher, JFA, Bad Brains, Alva, Independent, Dag Nasty, Slime Balls, DRI, TSOL, Minor Threat or Bones Brigade mean anything to you? Either way, just press play and enter our time travel experience back to the salad days of skating. This week we drop joints by grou...

How does one feel good about a bad situation? The answer is simple. Musica Sababa. Tune in to a special episode this week, WAR is again the theme and peace is still the dream. If you were looking for a mixtape to play a soundtrack to the war then look no further. This week we are LIVE on 105.5FM Galil Halycon and we hear ballistic butterjoints from such artists as Fishbone and George Clinton, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Gap Band, Tupac, the Doors, Eric Bu...

In this weeks show its Dr. Dre Vs. Rick Rubin, its Russell Simmons Vs Suge Knight, its DEF JAM VS. DEATH ROW RECORDS! Its a banger of an episode, a title match between two iconic Hip Hop record labels. This is a bout of East Vs West with Def Jam’s roster consisting of artists such as Jay Z, LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, DMX, Kanye West, Def Squad, MeF and Redman and we got a few tricks up our sleeve as well. And todays contender is the real bad boys of the ...

In this weeks episode me love you long time. We briefly discuss the history of horns and the way that they make us feel. Feeling horny today? Let’s proceed and we shall see for ourselves. In todays show we only play songs with a horn section, from the shows intro to outro and everything in between. Dont make any judgements until you listen sweetcheeks. For the true music lovers we also toss in a little Blues Brothers, Curtis Mayfield, Miles Davis, Mac Miller, Guru, Quincy Jones, Averag...

Episode 81 Headbangers Ball This week we once again time travel back to the late 80’s, early 90s, but this time it hits a little different. In this episode we pay homage to the only MTV show that was ever obligated to play Heavy Metal. The show was called “Headbangers Ball” and if you are not familiar this episode will give you the audio that you missed during the years of 1987-1995 on Saturday nights from 12-3AM. As your host today I summon the their energies and become Riki Ractman, ...

Alright, Alright, Alright it’s time for another time travel journey and this time we head to the 1970s. In this weeks episode we get Glazed and Confused while we play records that paint a picture of what life was like back in those days. We provide a great soundtrack for tearing up the highway on your road trip as well as give you a little insight as to what was happening behind the scenes in the studio with such artists as Cheap Trick, Alice Cooper, Ram Jam, Foghat, Aerosmith, Golden Earrin...

This week we return with a slap that delivers the Boom Bap and just in case you are not familiar Boom Bap, it is style of Hip Hop. The Boom being the kick drum and the Bap is the snare. It developed in the late 80s, early 90s and is known for its hard hitting, raw sound, gritty beats and ill lyricism. In this episode we dig in the crates and pull out some greats, from artists such as DJ Premier, KRS-One, OC, The Lix, M.O.P, B.I.G, Beatnuts, Gang Starr, Jeru the Damaja, Group Home, Big L, Eri...

Tune IN thru the static and catch another action packed episode, this week we have some fun for the whole family, if they are a family of delinquents that is. I gotta mixtape lined up that'll knock yer socks off with butter joint bangers from such acts as Sampa the Great, Ezra Collective, Prince, K'naan, Mos Def, Charlie Tuna, Redhead Kingpin and the FBI, Supercat, Buju Banton, RJD2, MacMiller, Q Tip, Oh No, PM Dawn, Radio Citizen, Dick Cheese, Sublime, Santo & Johnny, Grand ...

In this weeks episode we shallow dive in the history of cover songs. However we will not be playing any covers in this show, instead we will be playing the original records that were made famous by other artists covering them. For example, we do NOT play Elvis Presley but instead we play Big Momma Thorton who was the original artist that wrote Hound Dog. We dig thru the crates and play original records to find out was the cover song an homage or was it a musical mugging? Are the...

What we do on this episode is showcase the skills and explore the playful wordplay from the Native Tongue Collective against the razor sharp lyrical swords of the Wu Tang Clan. In the right corner, From the slums of Shaolin, Staten Island, I bring u one of the most legendary hip-hop collectives of all time, the Wu-Tang Clan! Nine MCs, one unstoppable movement, From Shaolin philosophy to the RZA’s razor sharp beats, we will find out just why the Wu-Tang is for the children I...

Live from the little house on the prairie we bring you a show where in 60 minutes we explore a variety of harmonies with grit that pair perfectly with the Northern countryside of Israel. Its a perfect mixtape to play in your buffer zone boombox. This week we deep cut into some butterjoints from James Gang, Rare Earth, Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybees, Edgar Winter group, Cream, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Count Five, Them, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Gary Clark Jr., David...

A weekly mixtape for your earholes In this weeks episode I host a title match between two iconic reggae record labels. I give you samples from each in a mixtape fashion while giving you a brief history lesson along the way. Let me introduce this weeks contenders: In the left corner………. Founded in 1968 in the UK, this legendary label became synonymous with reggae, ska, and rocksteady, Jah bless, I&I, burn chalice & give it up for TROJAN Records! ...

A weekly mixtape for your earholes It’s Super Bowl Sunday and that has nothing to do with this weeks show We have our own match up a title match, but this time instead of record labels or genres facing off, we have a match between two world renowned recording studios. In the right corner, founded by Mr. Jimi Hendrix in 1970, this iconic studio is known for its unique analog sound & psychedelic design, from Greenwich Village NYC, its Electric Lady Studios! &n...

Let us know what you think, Yalla! In this weeks episode I am once again joined by my daughter but this time it is to tell the ancient tale of Lone Wolf and Cub. “ The Cub follows the musical guidance of her father. She listens and in listening she learns. The lone wolf does not truly walk alone, His path is written in the footprints of his cub, Like a passed down melody, a cover song or a remix, The past and the future walk side by side as lone wolf and cu...