On this episode Uncommon Nasa reacts to an article about conscious rap that Samurai Banana came across.  Nasa breaks down the origins of the term and the different perspectives people have on it based on the era and region they may be from ..read more

Uncommon Nasa tells Samurai Banana about one of his experiences recording standard pop music in the late 1990's.   ..read more

Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana discuss the recent acquisition of Bandcamp by Epic Games.  They talk over what this might mean for the future of the platform, the pending lawsuit vs. Google and debate Bandcamp's current pay structure.   ..read more

It's with a heavy heart that we present this episode of the Dope Sh!t Podcast.  Uncommon Nasa talks with Samurai Banana about working with Gajah, both on the road and in the studio and the guys offer a set full of Gajah's music.   If you are able, please contribute to Gajah's family for their memorial costs here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/nicks-love Gajah Tribute Set: Acid Reign - Sosa Gajah (w/King) - Duly Noticed Lunar Pistols - Mija Lady (Awkward Remix) Gajah & Mute Speaker - Enough is Enough Gajah & Mute Speaker - I Grew Up Uncommon Nasa - Origin Stories (w/ Gajah, Du ..read more

Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana have a passionate discussion about youth driven music fandom and how it's evolved and changed over the years, from the early to late 90's, up to today.   ..read more

As we close in on the end of Season 6, before the break, the guys got in a chat about the current field of Democrats running for President.  The conversation mostly made fun of them, one of the candidates actually gives Nasa real life nightmares.  Nasa & Banana end up giving endorsements by the end.   ..read more

The guys discuss the meaning behind the word "freestyle" and how it's evolved over time ..read more

On this episode Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana go down the deep dark youtube rabbit hole of semi-scamsters pushing MIDI Chord Packs as a "Cheat Code" for Music Production and Beat Making ..read more

Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana have a wide ranging conversation that gets into what youthful rebellion looked like in the 90's compared to today, activism and generational shifts ..read more

The guys finally put to rest any further discussion that can be had around a debate between whether Illmatic or It Was Written is the best Nas album ..read more