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Air Date: March 9, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR-

Erin Boogie and Rapz are back with another episode of In The Field Radio, and this week the hosts were definitely side-questin’ heavy before diving into the biggest hip-hop headlines, new music, and industry conversations. 🎙️

Boogie kicked the week off by stepping outside her hip-hop bubble and hitting a hardcore show, while Rapz experienced a unique spin on the classics by catching ’90s hip-hop performed with live strings. This sets the tone for a conversation about different genres and live performances.

Release Roundup: New Hip-Hop & R&B Drops

This week’s Release Roundup features major new music from some of the biggest names in hip-hop and R&B.

• 50 Cent dropped the theme song for Power: Origins, taking lyrical shots at T.I. and his family.
• The Queens legend also linked with Max B for a new track that had the internet talking.
• Other notable drops came in the form of a Ty Dolla $ign album and Atlanta’s Travis Porter teaming up with super-producer Mike WiLL Made-It.
• Meanwhile, fans of melodic rap got a posthumous collaboration from Juice WRLD and Marshmello.

Baby Keem’s Surprise NYC Show

The internet went crazy when Baby Keem announced a last-minute surprise concert in New York City. After posting a link on X (formerly Twitter), the show sold out almost instantly.

Keem ran through records from his new album Ca$ino while also performing fan favorites like “Orange Soda,” “Stats,” “trademark usa,” and “MOSHPIT.” He even paused the show to premiere the video for “Good Flirts.” Rapz and Boogie reflect on how moments like this feel reminiscent of the pre-COVID era.

Goldie Gets “In The Field”

Rising singer Goldie also pulled up to get In The Field this week to talk about her new project It’s Me Again. She discusses:

• Collaborating with Don Q on “I’m A Problem”
• Performing with Big Spanish on On The Radar Radio
• Building her sound with producer Carl Martin

Since the episode dropped during Women's History Month, Goldie also opened up about the challenges women face in the music industry, how hard it can be to speak up and be heard. She closed the interview by shouting out the woman who had the biggest impact on her life.

From surprise concerts and new music releases to real conversations about the industry, this episode covers everything happening in hip-hop culture right now.

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Air Date: March 2, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR-

This week on In The Field Radio, Erin Boogie and Rapz are back with another episode packed with hip-hop news, album reviews, and an exclusive artist interview.

In this week’s Release Roundup, the duo breaks down the new album ‘Ca$ino’ from Baby Keem, plus brand-new singles from Nav and Mavado. They also question the timing of Desus Nice stepping back into the spotlight.

The conversation gets extra spicy when Boogie and Rapz react to the scandalous revelations from the America's Next Top Model documentary currently streaming on Netflix. And if Boogie sends you a picture of Tyra Banks, just know she isn’t taking any accountability for her actions.

Later in the episode, the hosts sit down with Yonkers emcee Iman Nunez for an in-depth interview about his new singles “bed-stuy baby” and “want ur luv.” The conversation dives into the evolving music industry landscape, including the importance of music videos vs. performance platforms, why New York hip-hop is having a moment, and how Iman helped put together an On The Radar cypher that rivals the the XXL Freshman Class.

If you’re looking for hip-hop culture commentary, music industry insight, artist interviews, and the latest rap releases, this episode delivers.

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Air Date: February 16, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR-

Fresh off Valentine’s Day weekend, Erin Boogie and Rapz are back with another unfiltered episode of In The Field Radio, covering everything from love to hip-hop headlines.

Erin shares her night out seeing Valiant live, while Rapz breaks down deejaying at House of Birria and the annual struggle of balancing romance with NBA All-Star Weekend. With All-Star Weekend and Valentine’s Day colliding yet again, the duo debates whether the new format is actually working and if it’s time to bring back traditional game jerseys. They also react to GloRilla popping out during the festivities and unpack the messy family drama spilling into the public eye.

A heartfelt moment comes as the hosts say rest in peace to James Van Der Beek, leading into a deeper conversation about how different cultures handle grief and mourning.

🎧 Release Roundup

This week’s new music discussion is packed:

• A Boogie wit da Hoodie drops “Before Artistry”
• Nipsey Hussle releases “Reckless” with Bino Rideaux, with rumors of a summer project on the way
• Waka Flocka Flame drops a new project and sparks backlash after performing at a MAGA event
• Foreign Dre delivers “Dog Days,” while Rapz keeps spinning “Running Man”
• D. Weathers sets the Valentine’s vibe with “Wrote You This Letter”

In Unfiltered & Unqualified, a listener writes in asking for advice because she no longer likes her boyfriend, and doesn’t know what to do. It’s awkward, it’s real, and it’s the kind of honest conversation the show is known for.

Elsewhere in trending topics: Sexyy Red flips Michael Jackson’s “Beat It,” and the internet is not impressed. Meanwhile, Cardi B is going back and forth on X with the Department of Homeland Security because in 2026, nothing surprises us anymore.

From Valentine’s Day drama and NBA All-Star debates to hip-hop culture, new music reviews, relationship advice, and viral controversies, In The Field Radio delivers another episode packed with hip-hop news, pop culture commentary, music industry insight, and unfiltered opinions.

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