Robo Robb

Better late than never. I had the chance to speak with Phatboy Chef a few months back and we talked about the multifarious hustle of Phatboy Chef! Take a listen and enjoy!

I met Kojo back when I was in high school and since then I have only stayed in touch with him via Facebook. Over the years I have seen him post modeling photos and update his status about casting calls. Recently I have begun to take actual notice of this young mans accomplishments and decided to get him on the phone to talk about his aspirations and work. Take a listen and enjoy!

The first time I ever got to chill with the menagerie known as the Blat Pack! Philthy, J Young, JAE Music, William Ketchum, and Randall Glass (I still want to call him Rupert for some reason he seemed like a season golf caddy from a prestigious country club… one of those dudes who makes like 100k a year just carrying clubs) sat down with me for a fantastic interview. Take a listen and enjoy!

Philthy

J Young

JAE Music

William Ketchum the 16th

Randall Glass

So Adrienne came to the station and told stories. Then, Pato came to the station and told stories with his guitar. Pato also plays my favorite song, “It’s over”. Take a listen and enjoy. I swear one day, if I ever have a morning drive talk show, Adrienne will be one of my co-hosts her voice works well with mine wouldn’t you agree?

Adrienne Williams -- "ICON"

Pato Margetic (Styled by: Rosco Spears)

Quelle was a great interview. I will be honest, I hate phone-in-interviews because they are so boring. This phone-in was not boring at all. Quelle was like walking through fisherman’s wharf eating a bread bowl with some clam chowder in it giving individual serving size boxes of cereal to homeless folks on the street. Whatever he was doing made this interview interesting and that is always essential for anything conducted over the phone. Take a listen to Quelle and brush up on the dude… he will be in your living room shortly. Kenneth Burke would love this dudes music on the “symbolic” nature of the world. Foucault is probably preparing a discourse analysis on Quelle’s latest album from his grave. Enjoy.

I'm under the impression this is what a magical dude like Quelle looks like?

I got to speak with Joe Doughrity earlier this year. He is the dude behind Corner Store… oh you never heard of Corner Store? Well you… I bet you will hear about it sooner or later. Joe is a very interesting guy with much love for Detroit. Him and I shared our love for comic books and had a great conversation about Detroit’s image in the media. Take a listen and enjoy!

I got to interview Spill Seed, another DJ at WXOU, and he brought his friend Tone Grown with him. This interview is not for anyone under the age of 13 years old or anyone with a weak stomach. We talked about rapping and hacking. It was very insightful and exposed me to a world I had never known before. Take a listen and… well normally I’d say enjoy but this is not an easy interview to listen to, even I had a hard time stomaching Spill Seeds conversation… Take a listen and buckle your seat belts folks!

I did have to grow out my unibrow for this interview. I got to speak with Zelda and the Unibrows earlier this fall and we discussed a wide range of topics. Take a listen and enjoy!

The first time I heard of Offendum was, on the big homie Big A’s album, on the song “Te-Le-Le-Vision”. Then this past March my friend Saman called me, from the concert “Gaza Strip to Detroit”, trying to locate  a studio so all the fantastic artists at this event could collaborate (including Omar Offendum). Throughout the course of the Arab Spring I have been following many sources in and outside the Middle East on Twitter, and many of them are huge supporters of Omar Offendum. This dude is everywhere for a good reason. Finally this summer I decided I needed to speak with this dude so we arranged to meet, at the Arab American Museum in Dearborn this September, before his concert. In this interview we talk about everything between Syria and architecture and then some. Take a listen and enjoy!