B.G. Knocc Out on Being On Lockdown For A Year, People Dissing & Following His Turn To Islam

Lord Finesse on Big L, Biggie, KRS-One, “Funky Technician,” Showbiz, Jazzy Jay, Brand Nubian, Ice-T

Buckwild: Big L Didn't Like My Beats At First

Posdnuos on How Prince Paul Aided De La Soul, Applying His Parents’ Lessons, "Cabin In The Sky"

Fatlip: Pharcyde’s “Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde” Wouldn't Have Existed Anywhere But Delicious Vinyl

Culture Freedom on Meeting Wise Intelligent, Coming Up With Poor Righteous Teachers Name

Antoinette on Why She Walked Away From Hip-Hop, Big Daddy Kane’s “Set It Off” Inspiring Her & CRU

Mike Ross: Delicious Vinyl Wanted Rakim Sound-A-Like

Matthew “M80” Markoff: With Rakim, I Did What Dr. Dre Couldn’t

Roxanne Shante on Big Daddy Kane & Kool G Rap’s Issues Not Affecting Her, Juice Crew RZA Project

Professor Griff on His Post Public Enemy Mission, We Look Through a Distorted Lens at Humanity

What are the 3 Best Songs on Eightball & MJG's "On The Outside Looking In?"

Culture Freedom on Still Dealing With Reaganomics, Grand Agent on Running Non-Profit, A Calm Killing

Buckwild on DJ Premier Changing Beats, Havoc Had 4, 5 Albums of Heat & Dudes Couldn’t Touch That

Matthew “M80” Markoff: RZA Said Not to Talk to Him In My Hustle Voice, Inspectah Deck Apology

Bootleg on Why The Dayton Family’s Business Got Tricky Between “What’s On My Mind?” & “F.B.I.”

B.G. Knocc Out on Tha Dogg Pound Dissing Him on “What Would U Do?” & Def Jam Didn't Want Dresta

Masta Ace on Why RZA Took Kool G Rap & His Phones While Recording Bobby Digital Presents: Juice Crew

Buckwild on Why He DIdn’t Produce Full Albums, Producing & Remixing Artifacts’ C’Mon Wit Da Git Down

What are the 3 Best Songs on Low Profile's "We're In This Together?"

Aaron Fuchs: I Told Marley Marl Where to take Spoonie Gee Artistically, Ced Gee Suffering

Schoolly D on Creating "P.S.K.'s" Unorthodox Drums, Being Pissed Making “Am I Black Enough For You?”

Wise Intelligent: Poor Righteous Teachers Got “Rock Dis Funky Joint” From Spike Lee

Soul Brothers’ Legendary: Delicious Vinyl Wasn’t Normal LA Hip-Hop, "Bust A Move" Book

Ras Kass on How DJ Jazzy Jeff Inspired Him, ALaZ on Importance of Supporting Black Women

Aaron Fuchs on Launching Tuff City Records, Meeting Spoonie Gee via Barry Michael Cooper

Professor Griff: Luke Thought his Audience Was Public Enemy’s Audience, Chuck D Got Me My Luke Deal