Episode 9: Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture

Episode 12: Return to the 36 Chambers by Ol' Dirty Bastard

It's been awhile! Andy and Tyler return to the podcast chambers to welcome back, welcome back, welcome back the Wide World of Wu exploring ODB's iconic debut album. Are the beats better than the bars and are the bars better than ODB emulating an intimate encounter? Check it out to hear what we think.

Episode 11: Selling My Soul by Masta Killa

Tyler and Andy dust off the mics and dive back into the wide world of Wu, exploring the underrated jewels of Masta Killa's 2012 album Selling My Soul. The two contemplate the short roster of guests and explore the unifying theme of soul woven through the tracklist.

Episode 10: Wu-TV

Guest host Josh Tee joins up again with Andy and Tyler to reminisce about some of the greatest appearances of Wu-Tang Clan members on TV. Would you invest your money in Wu-Tang Financial? Would you satiate your hunger along with Wu-Tang in Space Eating Impossible Sliders? Who wins the battle rap between Method Man and James Corden? How many rhetorical questions are needed to properly hype a podcast episode? Is this enough? Can I stop now?

Episode 9: Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture

Andy and Tyler are joined by indie-rap guest host Josh Tee fka The Peruvian to break down the 2005 compilation Dreddy Krueger Presents Think Differently: Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture. Who's got the best beats & bars? What are the top tracks? Is MySpace coming back? Tune in to find out as we revisit this meeting of the mouths that brought MF DOOM, Del tha Funkee Homosapien and Aesop Rock face to face with GZA, U-God & the RZA.

Episode 8: Tical by Method Man

Is Method Man an unsung hero of the horrorcore movement? Did Booster get the credit he deserves on "Bring the Pain"? What's up with all the car crashes at the beginning of this album? Hosts Andy and Tyler definitively answer none of these questions, yet spare no fun in revisiting Method Man's chart-topping 1994 debut TICAL.