have students of all ages coming in kids to and the reason why we want to open this space was because we just knew how significant hip hop culture and breaking for us growing up in our younger years and i guess how much they set us up to do great things and we've been community who we had together our fellowship of all of that happened at a community center called never said a lot of the program is dying out in the community center we kind of wanted to recreate that on a new level you know we were taught there are certain things about breaking in and hip hop promethea brown from the blue scholars we know him for being a dope and see and those close to him have experiences cooking so last month him and his wife sarah celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary by hosting a dinner for all their friends and family at a pop up restaurant you don't know what a pop up restaurant is it is that's where you pick a venue and turn it into a one day restaurant of your own and that impromptu dinner left a lot of people happy and satisf the rest of the interview on mr casey carter dot com and more from her throughout the year the urban legend kicked out the first episode of so much good music and now he's out for trekking doing what he does best last time when wayne coyne of the flaming lips tried to get us to join the free gay hairy club for men for all you men out there who don't have fre conflict karate coach and those guys had knowledge and power that the same thing is just different places in the united states and it's at the bottom of the mat have you come thought i had a vision of where you'd like to go out of the box even further down the line w it's propaganda they get forced into like any because they hit a shit twenty times of the day they know it by heart but a tiny in a club so consciously they just mumble english people should really pull more eclectic decisions than just popular decisions known for your new rhyme flow you know for your new production also known for your fashion you from holland i mean obviously there's a kind of a static there runs to harlem how was that rocking growing up did you get with yeast at the fight a lot you know i mean look at the way you look right now i mean in two thousand and five and new miley got with i dig that you have every right in queens i know to do so you know what i'm saying you know you gotta gotta defend you know yourself and you know coming from welcome from you've got to defend your manhood and stuff and it was just one of those things when you had to keep rep and what we was about and you got to a point where we just influenced everybody to change the way they are and wait ages just like the fact that you know hip hop is not so stubborn in the communities actually being the planet she's like a nurturing mother ship over load of swag funkadelic southern goatee fits that i wish we could have met in like maybe like brother can you spear the urban no man who has only ugly is as pair of pants i've ever seen in my life these are amazing by the way and she knows just to stay away from the life  and i think is still how you know you've been torn like you hit smaller venue is bigger venues festivals like you know you've been doing it for a long time you're still like we want to put in the work that maybe a lot of other artists with but you know really when it comes down to like you said you got to be in the flesh and you have to be able to make a dope song you have to be able to rock a crowd and make people feel something  now i'd like to introduce you to comedian curtis arrington he's giving this hosting thing a try so we invited members of the band the bad tenants and producer harry klain to be interviewed by our guest comedian here's what happened was cool and everybody  was a natural you're watching this is my show right now i have been watching the couple videos listen to different music and i came across a group who has a different style they have a different sound and they're called the video the video is crazy in my opinion harry we linked up with harry and the teachers crew and in fact those were his words he said to me in his very eloquent style he said man i got these these visions in there it's all it's going be so crazy well i can't really explain it but it's crazy the music so people well i mean i think i think this song in particular is a real good collaboration of where all the three of us come from matt has been a blues singer for prolonged and he's been a lot of stats trombone is how i got into music playing jazz trombone and gave brings the cuts and and it's it's just it's really kind of a collaboration of where we've come from as well as kind of what we're doing now i think that that song