Hip Hop & Society

About Hip Hop & Society

A show where we learn about our favorite hip hop artists and how they’re using their power to transform history and impact communities. Host: Natasha is a Yale Graduate with three degrees in Public Health. By day she's working on environmental justice and health equity in LA, by night she's a hip hop historian helping you learn more about your favorite artists. Executive Producer: Born and raised in LA, Haseeb is a software engineer and major petrol head. If he's not editing tracks, he's shooting hoops or watching the Lakers rack up those W's.

Publisher

Natasha Wasim

Category

music

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

5 Nov 2021

Latest episode

15 Mar 2022

Latest episodes

3 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   15 Mar 2022

   Dollar and A Dreamville: J. Cole's Magna Cum Laude Flow

   J. Cole is a whiz lyricist and authentic leader in the music industry. J. Cole graduated Magna Cum Laude with his Bachelor's in Communication and explores his passion for wordplay and beat production daily. His influence on music and the socialization of self-image makes him one of the most remarkable and altruistic artists in the game. From developing Dreamville and the non-profit affiliated with this music brand to supporting urban youth in North Carolina, J.Cole defines the pillars of Hip Hop & Society.

2. 

   19 Nov 2021

   Pulitzer Rapper: Kendrick Lamar and his Compton California Dream

   Kendrick Lamar Duckworth, also known as K-Dot, is an exceptional lyricist and hip hop artist. It goes without a doubt that Kendrick is a hometown hero and leader of Compton. His societal impact on California Youth, music journalism, and his Pulitzer Prize puts him at the zenith of influence in music. Host: Natasha Wasim Executive Producer: Haseeb Hassan

3. 

   5 Nov 2021

   Story to Tell: Big Sean and His Detroit Legacy

   Hip Hop & Society Episode 1 Sean Anderson, aka Big Sean, is often known for his intellectual flow and grammy nominations earning him a spot at the top of the charts as a great rapper. However, many of us don't know about his dedication to positive mental health, philanthropic work for local communities, and constant ode to Detroit in his music. We also talk about Big Sean's journey as a hip hop artist and how his work amplifies his love and passion for his city.

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