Carrying the Culture Show

We had a great time catching up with our sister and one of our favorite guests, Queen Herawin. She talked about her new album, DOTOM: Death of the Old Me.PA Dre Beats stopped through as well, and the conversation gave us a chance to get into some of the behind-the-scenes details behind the project, the creative process, and what went into bringing the album together.

We sat down with the super dope producer Domino of Hieroglyphics and got a chance to really nerd out about all a lot of producer-related topics. We also talked about the making of the recent Hiero album, Honestly, we barely scratched the surface.There was way too much to get into in one conversation, so we're definitely going to have to get Domino back for round three.

After eight years, we finally got the supremely talented ATL spitter StaHHr on the show.We got into her history, her journey as an artist, her relationship with the legendary MF DOOM, the stories behind her alter egos, and so much more.StaHHr has a unique voice, perspective, and presence in Hip-Hop, and this conversation gave us the opportunity to dig deeper into the person and artist behind the music.This is one you don't want to miss.

Over the past several years, it feels like we've become more divided, more reactive, and more angry than ever before.How did we get here?In this episode, we sit down with Ty Phoenix for an honest conversation about the current state of our culture, the growing tension we see every day, and what may be contributing to it all. This isn't about having all the answers—it's about asking the questions that need to be asked.These are the conversations that challenge perspectives, encourage critical thinking, and remind us why dialogue still matters.This discussion is only the beginning. There's much more to unpack, and we'll definitely be revisiting this topic in a future conversation.

We had a dope conversation with H20 of Y'all So Stupid and Mass Influence, covering everything from Atlanta's early hip-hop scene to Rowdy Records, LaFace, industry politics, and what it really took to build a movement before the spotlight.Tap in and join the conversation.

We sat down with producer and MC Little Vic for a conversation on music, culture, and the road ahead.Although we've known each other for a while, this was our first opportunity to really build. Don’t miss this convo and be sure to be on the lookout for his upcoming collaborative album with Bobby J from Rockaway.

In this episode of Carrying The Culture, we sit down with Casual of the legendary Hieroglyphics.We dive into his latest album Black Magic, his consistent run of new music, and the evolution of the Hiero Imperium brand. Casual also breaks down his creative process and what it really takes to be considered an elite MC.This is a masterclass in longevity, creativity, and authenticity in hip-hop.

This week on Carrying The Culture, we link up with Latino pioneer Powerule for an unforgettable conversation that covers everything from old New York memories to gentrification and the deep, layered history between Black and Puerto Rican communities.It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s necessary.

Make sure you rock with our official show sponsor Digable teez👉🏽 https://www.teepublic.com/user/DIGABLETEEZOn this episode of Carrying The Culture, one of our favorite guests, Carlton Fish , came thru and kept it 💯 as always. We talked about the origin of his name, how his past experiences — including prison — shaped his music, and the bond he shares with his Wu-Tang brothers. He also opened up about what he’s working on for 2026.Watch the full episode and drop your thoughts below. What part of his journey resonated with you?Like, comment, and subscribe to stay locked in with Carrying The Culture. More conversations on the way.

On this episode of Carrying The Culture, we sit down with South African MC Perfcto for a powerful conversation about his new album, his journey as an artist, and the evolution of the South African hip-hop scene. From his early come-up to carving his own lane, Perfcto breaks down the grind, the growth, and the global impact of hip-hop beyond borders.