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I don't think I need to say much about this episode. Happy mothers day to all of you, and hopefully at least one or two of you out there become mothers while listening to this episode. Intro beat - Hold It Sucka by Alf-Alpha. Hot joint. Be on the lookout for more of his material on the upcoming beattape episode. You can hear the full version of this beat on his myspace.People Under The Stairs - Pass the 40. Off their new album, Stepfather. I slept on this record when it came in for a good week and a half, until the dude John told me to actually listen to it. The whole album is full of good tracks (add this to your pool party soundtrack, trust me), but in the end I just had to go with this one, if for no other reason than because there's a sample of a kid asking to get a swig of the Mickey's. Check them out at putsonline.co.uk. PUTS fans take notice - we'll be having an exclusive (exclusive! newshit newshit newshit) interview with Thes One of People Under the Stairs next week. Any questions you want asked, feel free to get at me with them in the comments section. Click "more" to see the rest of this week's playlist and show info.

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Episode 25! It's been a while. I'm glad I have you all in my life. This episode features MC Longshot, who has been previously featured in mixtape show episode 21. For those of y'all that have been sleeping, dude is from Chicago, and definitely reps his city something fierce.

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Man, y'all already know what this is. Best, and longest-running independent rap/hip-hop podcast ever. Episode 21, cop the download and read along! ...

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how do I listen to the show? Well, here it is folks - the long-awaited second half of the interview (check the first half here) with Chester Copperpot, on the only hip-hop podcast y'all need to even be bothering with. This time around, Chess explains why he keeps working with people from the UK, why there are those weird phone messages on his album, why he had to sell his MPC to make rent, and why he hates myspace.