Internets! We always hear people use the phrase, “I do it for the culture”, but then you ask them exactly what they do and they are outchea actually doing it for the commerce. Who is doing it for the next generation? Super producers Buda da Future and Grandzmusic aka “America’s Favorite Duo” are here for the up and coming talent. These school buddies have formed their own school. They’re like the X-Men for music producers. Buda and Grandz formed this event named steel sessions to test the mettle of young producers and beat makers. Learn their history on this episode of the Talkitecture podcast

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The Steel Sessions Episode feat. Buda and Grandz

The Association tourney is in full swing. Giannis, Dame, Kawhi and Steph are the big names but the real story will be the supporting cast and what they can produce. Speaking of producers we get a visit from Houston heatmaker June James who hits us off with some H-Town proverbs and a special remembrance of the late, great Nipsey Hussle. Talkitecture isnt just a podcast. Talkitecture is ballin’. Ball is life.

Ballin’ Is Life feat. June James

The Prance-LO Episode by Loud Speakers Network

The Prance-LO Episode

Can I bus? Yes you can. If you told us 20 years ago during the peak of America’s ‘War on Drugs’ that we’d end up legalizing the stuff we were incarcerating people for we’d have said no way. America spent trillions of dollars fighting this so called war. The police, the prosecutors, the judges, the jailers. All this money to concede that maybe marijuana wasn’t the problem our propaganda had made it out to be. Let High Times esteemed editor Danny Danko shed some light on the legalization movement. Danny also shares some trippy treats with the Talkitects. Someone come get your boy Dallas Penn. Also, the Talkitects talk the NBA for the bonus.

The 420 Episode

Internets! Sheeeeeee’s your queeeeeeeeeen to beeeeeeee... Lol, April Walker is one of the culture’s giants that many people don’t even know. She started her clothing brand and dominated the entertainment scene because she was the ONLY designer in the clubs and living the lifestyle. April has a knack for reinventing herself when the moment calls for it. She is a muse and a goddess. April Walker is Hip-Hop.

The April Walker Episode

Internets! It’s been a long time, we shouldn’a left you, without a dope podcast to step to. So here we are back on track and with our main man Premium Pete. Just like pimpin’, podcasting ain’t easy so sit back and enjoy this flex with a bottle of Beck’s. The Talkitects are baaaaaack

Where the fuxybergs at feat. Premium Pete

Internets! Today’s guest came thru previously as an attaché to the filmmaking collective Creative Control. There was something about her tho’ where we knew we needed to learn more Raqi Thunda isn’t simply a reality TV star. She’s actually putting the divine back into diva. We mean divinity. Raqi is a goddess walking the earth amongst mere mortals. Don’t believe me, just listen to her talk

The Raqi Thunda Episode

Internet’s! Happy women’s history month! The Talkitecture podcast loves the ladies. This month we’ll feature some of our favorite females making power moves within the culture. From actresses to muses to pioneers to power brokers. The ladies remain a driving force in HipHop In this episode we sit down with one of our old PNC’s from the days of PNC. Liza Galetti has a story to tell. Let these be the episodes you share with your girlfriends because the ladies got next

The Liza Galetti Episode

Talkitects! Are y’all ready for some cloth talk? HipHop culture and its sense of fashion are inextricably linked. You can’t be doing HipHop right if you outchea looking all busted and the whatnot. Willie Esco was from the second wave of HipHop fashion designers who married street style with marketing savvy. These are the entrepreneurs with the entrees. Walk thru time with Esco and learn about the culture thru the cloth we put on our backs.

The Willie Esco Episode

Up in the Bronx where the people are fresh there was one beat maker who had to pass the test. Now he’s down by law and he’s ready to be heard, that’s right y’all his name is 183rd. Bronx bred producer 183rd comes thru the spaceship to talk about his journey and where his sense of style originates. This episode goes out to the Boogie Down Bronx. The city’s grimiest boro.

The 183rd Episode

The Killer Mike Episode by Loud Speakers Network

The Killer Mike Episode

The Bad Dominicana 2.0 Episode by Loud Speakers Network

The Bad Dominicana 2.0 Episode

Talkitects! We haven’t even finished the first month of 2019 and the fuxery is in full effect from politricks to scammers. What would y’all do for some money? Would you take one for the team? Would you try it out? Watch ya’self! It’s still #besafetho Timmy 2-Shoes, a former sneaker reseller turned eyewear entrepreneur sits on the spaceship and talks about his road to moguldom. He’s getting it down without scamming any venture capitalists in the process. The question we may have to ask tho’ is he really getting it done without leaving a trail of victims in his wake.

The What People Do For Money Episode

The “We Talkin’ & We Talkin” Episode by Loud Speakers Network

The “We Talkin’ & We Talkin” Episode

Internets! Mount Olympus NY Pimpcity has a new Bootgodd at the top. Mr.MFN Exquire is here to carry on the tradition of 40 Belows with shorts in the summertime. There’s no need to bring NYC culture back when it never even left. It just went underground. EXQo comes thru the Talkitecture spaceship to kick it for a few and the discussion ranged from rap music to round the way girls. Talkitecture is the podcast for the culture you love. Straight up New York City shit unfiltered and raw. Listennnnnn...

The Talkin’ Shit wit Mr. MFN Exquire episode

Talkitecture Podcast Hosted by Dallas Penn and the Talkitects (A-King, Joy Da Great, Michael Pratt, Haitian Miguel) Executive Producer A-King Engineered by Brotha Kristufar Loud Speakers Network

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