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The Culture is a weekly podcast that delivers a thought-provoking and edgy take on Hip-Hop culture and current events. Hosted by Jeff DeLaRosa and Anthony Austin, we dive into conversations that are as unfiltered as they are insightful, with diverse perspectives and panelists who are never afraid to speak their minds.


Hip-Hop isn't just a genre-it's a way of life. The Culture is the podcast where that lifestyle is celebrated through engaging discussions and raw, unapologetic content. We showcase the intersection of life and culture, with inspiring, motivating, and empowering conversations that span beyond music to everything Hip-Hop touches. From trending topics to provocative guests, we bring you a unique perspective on the culture you won't hear anywhere else.


Join us every week for an experience that's as authentic as the culture itself. This is the podcast made by the culture, for the culture.


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  • Life Changes, Hip-Hop Legends, and New Beginnings: We're Back!
    Sep 18 2024

    Can you imagine discovering a serious health condition out of the blue? Join us as we catch up after a three-month break, sharing personal stories and life updates that have kept us on our toes. From Jeff's move from Jersey to Pennsylvania to Ant's alarming hospital visit that uncovered elevated blood pressure and a kidney infection, our return episode is packed with revelations. Ant opens up about his new health regimen and how he's staying resilient despite the diagnosis of cirrhosis of the liver—proving the importance of a positive outlook in the face of adversity.

    Our conversation takes some unexpected turns as we debate near-assassination attempts on former President Trump and the gun culture in Florida, then transition to the rich tapestry of Hip Hop's influence. We reminisce about iconic albums—Biggie's "Ready to Die," Nas' "Illmatic," and Lauryn Hill's "Miseducation"—and share our excitement for upcoming concerts. From heated discussions about old-school hip hop to the impact of these legends on today's music scene. Also, the story of Lauryn Hill popping up at a local bar.

    As the episode wraps up, we explore lighter yet equally engaging topics. From the comfort of hoodie weather and a fantasy football bet to a recent incident involving NFL star Tyreek Hill, which sparks a dialogue about compliance and racial bias. Finally, we critique Super Bowl performer picks and the dynamic between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, pondering the possibility of a future collaboration. Tune in for a heartfelt and spirited episode filled with gratitude, shoutouts, and a promise of new merchandise for our loyal Culture Crew listeners.

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  • Generational Gap in Hip-Hop
    Jun 10 2024

    Can commercial success ever truly reflect artistic quality? We tackle this burning question as The Culture's Jeff, along with Lindsey from ReeVolt Records, analyze Apple Music's Top 100 Best Albums of All Time. We passionately scrutinize the ranking of "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" at number one, comparing it to legendary albums like Michael Jackson's "Thriller." We'll break down the top ten, featuring music icons such as Beyoncé, Nirvana, Amy Winehouse, Kendrick Lamar, Stevie Wonder, Frank Ocean, Prince, and The Beatles, and challenge the criteria behind these rankings. Expect a heated debate on whether sales figures should outweigh artistic brilliance.

    Shifting gears, we delve into the complex issue of racial slurs and generational divides in hip-hop, sparked by Method Man's recent decision to step back from Hot 97's Summer Jam. This conversation explores the contrasting preferences of older and younger Hip-Hop fans and how these differences shape the lineups at major events. Lindsey and Jeff reflect on the varying reactions at concerts that celebrate Hip-Hop's roots versus those focusing on contemporary mainstream artists, discussing the importance of understanding the genre's rich history as we try to understand why the younger generation refuses to acknowledge o respect the past.

    Finally, we take a nostalgic journey through how music consumption has evolved from the pre-digital era to today's streaming dominance. Remember the struggle of saving up for CDs or borrowing albums from friends? We share personal anecdotes about those days and consider the impact of easy access provided by platforms like Apple Music and Spotify. Wrapping up, we celebrate the influence of Hip-Hop pioneers on modern artists and give a heartfelt shoutout to our contributors and supporters, ensuring our listeners feel connected to our vibrant community. Join us for a thought-provoking episode that bridges the gap between Hip-Hop generations and honors the legacy of the culture's trailblazers. #summerjam #methodman #laurynhill #hiphopculture

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  • Drake vs. Kendrick: Dissecting the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar Hip-Hop Feud
    May 13 2024

    Ever wondered what fuels the fire in the rap world's most explosive feuds? Mikey-She joins the show once again to dissect the lyrical sparring between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Prepare to navigate the twists and turns of hip-hop rivalries, as we lay bare the intricate beats of their ongoing battle. It's a no-holds-barred analysis that promises to reveal the strategic plays behind the verses and how they've shaped the artists' careers and the industry itself. From the authenticity of their claims to the broader cultural ripples, we're leaving no stone unturned.

    Buckle up for a deep dive into the heart of hip-hop culture, where the tension between commercial success and genuine artistry is ever-present. As we scrutinize Drake and Kendrick's tactics, we'll touch upon sensitive subjects like the portrayal of relationships with younger women in the industry, domestic violence, stirring the pot with fervent debates and personal insights. The episode is peppered with our take on the underlying motivations of these high-profile clashes, examining whether it's all for the glory of the charts or the legacy of the genre. It's not all heavy though; expect a blend of laughter as we explore the zany world of fan jokes about virtual backdrops and the lighter sides of our lives outside the studio.

    Is this the greatest rap battle of all time? Does it rival that of Nas and Jay-Z or even B.I.G and Pac? And when does it go too far? Where does J-Cole fit in all of this? Join us for this episode that's as much about the beats as it is about the banter and brace yourself for a journey through the triumphs and turbulence of music's most dynamic genre. #Drake #Kendrick #DrakevsKendrick

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