Episode 2: Never Ruthless

T-Love recounts how Ruthless Records' late Jerry Heller became one of her early business mentors. Free meals, cocktails and knowledge.  Oops! And correction: Maybe that penthouse restaurant was named Monty's Steakhouse? And not Maury's? It was in Westwood and it had a dope view. And really good food.

T-Love recounts a hilarious story from when she and Muddfoot (bka The Alchemist) worked together at Los Angeles recording studio, Kitchen Sync. The songs were recorded in 1996 but weren't released until 10 years later, on a European hip-hop projected titled "Long Way Up: The Basement Tapes" (Picki/JLHH)

Despite T-Love's group, Urban Prop, having major buzz stemming from a bidding war between Capitol Records, MCA Records, Chrysalis and Virgin, the rap duo never released an album. T-Love explains why.

T-Love, aka Taura Love, talks how she became an MC