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The Boom Bap Hour Podcast

The Boom Bap Hour Podcast

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Summary

 The Boom Bap Hour is a podcast discussing topics relevant to today’s Hip-Hop community and playing the hottest Boom Bap artists out today. Entertainment news, interviews topics and music are always raw and uncut!589967 Music
Episodes
  • "QUEEN OF AUGUSTA"

    "QUEEN OF AUGUSTA"
    Feb 2 2026

    Coming up on The Boom Bap Hour — meet the self-proclaimed Queen of Augusta 👑With hard-hitting lyrics, catchy beats, and unapologetic confidence, Lisha Rae breaks down her rise, her sound, and why the city wears the crown.Welcome to the magical wonderland of Lisha Rae — your first ticket is right here. 🎟️🎙️
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    42 mins
  • "MUSIC CHOSE ME"

    "MUSIC CHOSE ME"
    Feb 2 2026

    🎤 The Boom Bap Hour x The Mighty Dez Thomas & The Nonymous JD 🔥 | SZN 7 | EPISODE 4

    From Boston to Augusta...The Nonymous JD & TheMightyDezThomas pull up to The Boom Bap Hour to talk Weeds In The Garden — a raw EP about growth, grit, and resilience.Hip-hop with roots.
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    52 mins
  • "YOU FROM WHERE??! OH, WE GOT TO HEAR THIS!!"

    "YOU FROM WHERE??! OH, WE GOT TO HEAR THIS!!"
    Feb 2 2026

    🎤 The Boom Bap Hour x Kulio Berken 🔥 | SZN 7 | EPISODE 3

    On this episode of The Boom Bap Hour, we sit down with Kulio Berken to talk artistry, roots, and the undeniable impact of Augusta, GA—the home of James Brown—on Hip Hop culture as a whole. From soul to boom bap, Augusta’s influence runs deeper than most people realize. This is a history lesson, a cultural conversation, and a reminder that Hip Hop’s DNA is everywhere.
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    1 hr and 30 mins
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