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This episode of Its Too Real starts of with my review of the new J.Cole and also features comedian Andrew Schulz of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, We get to know him and what got him into comedy, we also speak about privilege, and the NBA. Like Subscribe and review Please excuse the noise!! Twitter:Itstoo_real Instagram:Itstoorealthepodcast

My main man Swanson is back from the U.K, we high as shit and we talking hiphop, sports, and social issues. Twitter: @Itstoo_real @Sameoldswan

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This Episode E goes through the topics of the week, which is obviously held by Kanye.

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E makes a call to the UK to speak with Swanson, about the current events of the week, and where Views is already placed in hip hop legacy.

E gives a rundown of all the topics that took place this week. Subscribe Like, And Review Twitter:Itstoo_real Instagram:Itstoorealthepodcast

E calls one of the listeners Derrick J, to talk about the weeks events.

Wrestling had nothing on Hip Hop this week, I give a breakdown of the topics that happened over the week.

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This episode is a long one because this man has seen so much, done so much and has so much to say. Harris Rosen Co-Founder of Peace Magazine, came on the podcast to talk about his life, and how he and Raymond Wallace became responsible for supplying an outlet to a generation of young Canadians who fell in love with Hip hop when it was not easily accessible. Peace Magazine was no ordinary magazine in its time it was the only real connection for Canadians who couldn't get their hands on American Hip Hop magazines, with interviews from various artist such as, The Geto Boys, Biggie Smalls, Eminem Aaliyah, Mary J. Blige, Ice Cube Bobby Brown, and so many others. Harris Rosen was the man responsible for real uncut interviews that asked questions the fans really wanted to know. Tune into this episode Like, Subscribe, and Review Twitter: Itstoo_real Instagram: Itstoorealthepodcast

E gives a rundown of the recent events over the week.

This episode of Its Too Real features Blacka Da Don, an upcoming artist out Toronto. Who can easily be mentioned as one of Toronto's hardest working artist. We talk about how he came got into rapping, and his future aspirations, his OVO affiliations, as well as his to Tory Lanez, and the money walk controversy with Lil Durk. This an episode you don't want to miss!!

E gives a recap about the events that passed, and the events upcoming.

E sits down and has a conversation with Mississauga producer Rich Kidd a pioneer in Canadian hiphop, who has produced for some of your favourite rappers around the world from, Dmx, Busta Rhymes, Drake, Raekwon, Kardinal Offishall, etc. They discuss his story and how he got into music, they also discuss the what each of them think the Toronto music game needs. It's a very opinionated conversation. Tune In!! LIKE SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW INSTAGRAM:itstoorealthepodcast TWITTER:itstoo_real

E gives a brief recap of his Caribana weekend and a run down of the topics of the week.

E sits down with Jamal Vickers, a fan of the show who is on the come up who specializes in music placement, and artist management. They discus Jamal's story as well as various strategies and plans to help artist, also the things hindering an artist.

E gives his rundown of the headlines of the past week.

Value life.. That should be everybody's motto, E discusses the current events going on around the world, and one thing seems to be a common theme that people aren't valuing life. Topics such as Lil Wayne. The Nba and its Players, Memphis Bleek, Politics and many more. Twitter: Itstoo_real Instagram: Itstoorealthepodcast

With all the attention given to the NBA and its free agency, just like that overnight the narrative changes. Here we go again, another innocent life taken Alton Sterling was murdered by a police office while handcuffed in Baton Rouge Louisiana. I give my take on the video I saw and what needs to be done. I also discuss the NBA free agency and a couple other notable topics.