Today episode Axl and I discuss two Queen's of soul R&B. Sade who is so influential in my childhood and Janet Jackson who was a big part of Axl growing up. In this episode we discuss there songs, their record sales, and the impact that they had on the world. As well as the huge impact they had on our lives. we celebrate these two Queen's. Plus you will never guess how many 1# records each woman had across the globe.

On this episode Axl and I talk about St" Marks Park from then until now. From the name change to the physical features that changed the Park. For us as St' Mark Park representatives the huge change whether good, or bad was a shocking. From the legendary monuments that stood there all the way to the culture change as well as ethnicity change. Plus every year we have St' Mark Day which is always celebrated by the kids and family who grow up there in the 80's , 90's and early 2000's and is still the Home of the St' Mark Park Posse. Never forget that. Axl and I still the love the park. We started from the bottoms and made to the top. Shout to my St'Mark Park Crew, we deep and we still run the streets.

This episode Axl and I talk about one of our favorite rap groups OutlKast. In this episode we drive into there music from the began with the debut Southernplayalisticadillac and the way to the final album Speaker box and the love below. We talk about all the classic joint they made. I can speak for Axl and myself when I say Outkast played a major role in our early adulthood. Andre 3000 and Big boi were monumental in our way of thinking as will as our swag. Shout out to Outkast and the Goodie Mob. just remember "The south got something to say." (Andre 3000)

What up podcast listener. Axl and I are back with the new season 3 eps. 1. This episode we are talking about a Netflix documentary "The Greatest Night In PoP". Me and Axl on the mic were too funny. I laughed the whole episode..The documentary is about one nIght in 1985 where all the star in pop, rock, country, and rhyme and blues come together for an epic causes. It was for world hunger that was taking place all over the world but mostly in Africa. There was HOF artist at this big event. Shot out to all the New Jersey artist that's we're in the room on that great night. Season 3 WE CAN'T BE STOP.

This episode Axl and I talk about the classic 1979 movie The Warriors. Staring Michael Beck (Swan), Davis Patrick Kelly (Luther), Deborah Valkerburgh (Mercy) and James Remar as (Ajax). It's a graphic depiction of New York City in the late 70's early 80"s. When the gangs ran the streets, and being part of a neighborhood really meant something to the.youth at that time. Follow us as we take you back to the epic cult classic The Warriors.

This episode Axl and I talk about the music outside the east coast. From west coast to down south to the midwest. All the great artist that had something to say about where they were from, and how they grow up and saw things from there hoods all around America. Ride with us as we laugh and talk about the classic albums and records from artist not from the east coast.

This episode Axl and I talk about what happened to the HBCU sweater and black fist and African medallion in the hiphop video's in the early 90's. My question to Axl was where did it go and why did it stop. We try to formalate a honest reason why it disappeared and this is what came out of that. It may be a little controversial but it just us trying to find a reason. Podcast listener jump on the train an ride with us. Season 3 is right around the corner.

This episode Axl and I flash back to the great, but infamous Puerto Rican Day Parade of 1997. There were so many crazy things happened all at the same time that you had to be there to believe it. From famous rapper to famous boxers to unforgettable events with the ladies at the parade. ride with us for another journey.