FROM TRAGEDY TO THE INTELLIGENT HOODLUM: A TEN YEAR RETROSPECTIVE

JayQuan The Hip-Hop Historian breaks down the classic, 'Men At Work' by Kool G. Rap.

JayQuan sits down with Sugar Hill Records and Tackhead drummer Keith LeBlanc to discuss his classic recording Malcolm X: No Sellout and his relationship with Malcolm's widow Betty Shabazz.

 Kurtis Blow is the template and blueprint for Rap music's solo superstar. KB was the first Rap artist to secure a major label record deal, one of the first actual Rap artists to produce other Rap acts (Run-DMC, The Fat Boys, The Fearless  4) and the first with commercial endorsements (Sprite).

JayQuan explores the discography and transformation of Queensbridge legend Tragedy from 1986-'96.

JayQuan sits down with Chuck D. of Public Enemy to discuss the magic of Rush Productions, the Mr. Magic beef, how Eric B. & Rakim had a direct influence on Rebel Without A Pause and why Yo! Bum Rush The Show sounded dated.

JayQuan is interviewed by the legendary Davey D Cook concerning the  legacy of musician, writer, vocalist, label owner and Professor  Duke Bootee.

JayQuan chronicles the career of Sylvia Robinson the visionary musician, writer, vocalist, producer and record label CEO.

JayQuan thoroughly  examines the career and discography of the Cold Crush Brothers frontman.

JayQuan chronicles the history of Treacherous 3 front man and Emcee extraordinaire Kool Moe Dee.

JayQuan examines the discography and history of rap's most fierce live performers, The Cold Crush Bros.