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Episode 197 - Yeti

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2513277/fan_mail/new] On this episode, I spoke with producer Yeti, a creative force who has been steadily building a reputation as one of the most exciting up and coming names in independent rap. Yeti has worked with an impressive list of artists while developing a signature sound that blends hard-hitting drums, cinematic textures, and modern energy. Fans and critics alike have praised his production for its versatility, attention to detail, and ability to create records that feel both polished and authentic, helping him stand out in an increasingly crowded field.  Beyond the studio, he is a lifelong music enthusiast whose passion for the culture extends into every aspect of his work. Whether he's crafting records, collaborating with artists, or pushing creative boundaries, he approaches music with the mindset of a true student of the game. A skateboarder and multi-talented creator, he has earned recognition through local awards while continuing to make waves with each new release. In this conversation, we discuss his creative journey, the making of "The 1%," his approach to production, and what it takes to turn momentum into a lasting career. IG @prodyeti @forecastedpodcast @memphreigns

Episode 196 - Reno Rx (Rap Ain't A Young Man's Game Album Review)

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2513277/fan_mail/new] On this episode, I spoke with acclaimed emcee Reno RX to discuss his latest project, Rap Ain't A Young Man's Game, a powerful statement from a veteran artist continuing to sharpen his craft with every release. Known for his vivid street narratives and cinematic songwriting, he has earned a reputation as one of rap's most compelling storytellers, weaving together tales that feel less like songs and more like fully realized street soap operas. Critics frequently praise his ability to paint detailed pictures through rhyme, citing his authenticity, sharp penmanship, and commanding delivery that projects confidence without ever feeling forced or manufactured. Throughout this conversation, we dive into the themes behind Rap Ain't A Young Man's Game, the lessons learned from years in the culture, and the importance of longevity in an industry often obsessed with youth. His music continues to resonate because it balances hard-earned wisdom with the grit and realism that first drew listeners to his work. His storytelling captures the highs, lows, victories, and consequences of street life while remaining deeply personal and relatable. IG @reno_rx_ @forecastedpodcast @memphreigns

Episode 195 - Hobs StayBusy & TankWon (of The Perfect Color Combination) Part Deux

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2513277/fan_mail/new] On this episode, I sat with the very prolific Canadian rap duo, Hobs StayBusy and TankWon of the Perfect Color Combination. Living by their "Stay Busy" mantra, these two have built an impressive catalog through their skills as both emcees and producers, consistently delivering hip hop without compromise. Critics and fans alike have praised their music for its sharp lyricism, creative chemistry, and unwavering dedication to the craft, earning them respect throughout the rap scene. We discuss some of their latest releases, creative processes and what it takes to remain productive in an era where consistency is rare. If you appreciate artists who honor rap's foundations while continuing to push the culture forward, this conversation is one you won't want to miss. IG @pccstaybusy @tankwonthepremier @forecastedpodcast @memphreigns

Episode 194 - DJ Evil Dee (of Black Moon & Da Beatminerz)

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2513277/fan_mail/new] On this episode, I have the honor of sitting down with hip hop architect, DJ and legendary producer DJ Evil Dee, one-half of the iconic Beatminerz production team and a founding member of Black Moon. As the mastermind behind some of the most influential albums in rap history, including Enta Da Stage and Dah Shinin', DJ Evil Dee helped define the gritty, bass-heavy New York sound that continues to inspire generations of producers and emcees. Through his work alongside his partners at Duck Down Records, he has played a major role in building one of independent hip hop's most respected legacies, helping launch and elevate artists whose impact is still felt throughout the culture today. More than just a producer, Evil Dee is a DJ, radio personality, music historian, and true student of sound—a walking music encyclopedia whose passion extends far beyond hip hop. Fans and critics alike praise his production for its timeless drums and unmistakable ability to capture the raw essence of rap while remaining musically rich and innovative. In this conversation, we discuss the creation of classic records, the evolution of Da Beatminerz sound, the enduring legacy of Duck Down, and his lifelong love affair with music. IG @djevildee @forecastedpodcast @memphreigns

Episode 193 - Indigo Phoenyx (Grime Goddess and Sakura Symphony Album Review)

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2513277/fan_mail/new] Returning to the show is one of my favorite guests and a good friend, Indigo Phoenyx, the CEO of Rugged Triad Records. A relentless creator and prolific wordsmith, Indigo has built a reputation in hip hop for her sharp lyricism, consistency, and an ever-growing catalog of acclaimed releases. In this episode, we dive deep into her latest projects, Sakura Symphony and The Grime Goddess, exploring the concepts, collaborations, and creative vision behind both EPs. Critics and hip hop outlets have praised her commanding delivery, cinematic storytelling, and ability to blend grit, elegance, and authenticity into every release. Join us as we catch up with one of the hardest-working emcees in the game and discuss the next chapter of her remarkable journey. IG @indigophoenyx @indigophoenyx_official @forecastedpodcast @memphreigns