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Hip-Politics Podcast Network: family of podcasts exploring the world of politics for the Hip-Hop generation. "The Hip-Politics Podcast" hosted by veteran political strategists Cameron C. Trimble & Michael McQuerry aka "The Mayor of Capitol Hill" giving the Hip-Hop community insight into the world of national politics thru conversations w/leaders in the politics, advocacy and Hip-Hop. "The Connex - Where Hip-Hop & Politics Meet" hosted by comedian Dwain Watts, culture critic Kirs, and congressional insider KP - top news of the week "The Happy Hour" hosted by political insider Herline Mathieu

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for The Hip-Hop Obama | Shyne Uncut | 25th Anniversary Special — Prison, Politics & Hip-Hop Evolution

May 8, 2026

The Hip-Hop Obama | Shyne Uncut | 25th Anniversary Special — Prison, Politics & Hip-Hop Evolution

<p><strong>Hip Politics | Vault Episode — Shyne: 25 Years of Legacy, Power &amp; Reinvention</strong></p><p>In honor of the 25th anniversary of his legendary debut album, Hip Politics host Cameron sits down with hip-hop icon Shyne in this never-before-released vault episode.</p><p>Shyne takes us from the Brooklyn streets where he came up, through his years of incarceration, his transformation into a government leader in Belize — serving as former leader of the opposition party — and his ongoing mission to bring billions in investment and expanded trade and tourism opportunities to the country.</p><p>He speaks freely on the state of hip-hop, what it means to stay relevant after 25 years in the game, how he&#39;s evolved as an artist and a man, and why the youth need to pay attention. Known as the &quot;Hip-Hop Obama,&quot; Shyne delivers life lessons, rare untold stories, and a vision for what hip-hop&#39;s role in politics and power can look like.</p><p>He also breaks down why he showed up to Washington D.C.&#39;s Congressional Black Caucus Conference — and what that moment represents for culture and community.</p><p>Raw. Real. Revelatory.</p><p>Hip Politics is the podcast where hip-hop culture meets political power — built for the people, by the culture.</p>

Episode thumbnail for The original Hip- Hop Congressman - Rep. André Carson on Hip-Hop, Power & the Soul of Democracy

April 10, 2026

The original Hip- Hop Congressman - Rep. André Carson on Hip-Hop, Power & the Soul of Democracy

<p>Season 5 of Hip Politics kicks off with one of the most authentic conversations in the game — and we&#39;re not just talking politics.</p><p>Congressman André Carson (IN-07) sits down with us for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation that bridges the streets of Indianapolis to the halls of Congress. This isn&#39;t your typical political interview. This is for the culture.</p><p>For the first time ever, Congressman Carson shares the story of his personal encounter with Tupac Shakur during one of Pac&#39;s visits to Indiana — a moment that shaped his understanding of what hip-hop means as a force for community, truth, and power. This alone makes the episode essential listening.</p><p>But we go deeper. Carson breaks down how he&#39;s actively worked alongside hip-hop artists and community voices to connect with people across the country — not as a political move, but as a genuine expression of who he is. As co-founder of the Congressional Hip-Hop Power and Justice Task Force, he&#39;s turned culture into policy.</p><p>We also get real about where the Democratic Party stands heading into 2026. Carson doesn&#39;t sugarcoat it — the party must evolve, meet people where they are, and speak the language of the communities it says it represents.</p><p><br></p><p>This is the episode that sets the tone for all of Season 5. Real talk. Real policy. Real culture.</p><p><br></p>

Episode thumbnail for Hip-Hop Congressman: André Carson Unfiltered on Rap, Reform & Revolution

April 9, 2026

Hip-Hop Congressman: André Carson Unfiltered on Rap, Reform & Revolution

<p>Season 5 of Hip Politics kicks off with one of the most authentic conversations in the game — and we&#39;re not just talking politics.</p><p>Congressman André Carson (IN-07) sits down with us for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation that bridges the streets of Indianapolis to the halls of Congress. This isn&#39;t your typical political interview. This is for the culture.</p><p>For the first time ever, Congressman Carson shares the story of his personal encounter with Tupac Shakur during one of Pac&#39;s visits to Indiana — a moment that shaped his understanding of what hip-hop means as a force for community, truth, and power. This alone makes the episode essential listening.</p><p>But we go deeper. Carson breaks down how he&#39;s actively worked alongside hip-hop artists and community voices to connect with people across the country — not as a political move, but as a genuine expression of who he is. As co-founder of the Congressional Hip-Hop Power and Justice Task Force, he&#39;s turned culture into policy.</p><p>We also get real about where the Democratic Party stands heading into 2026. Carson doesn&#39;t sugarcoat it — the party must evolve, meet people where they are, and speak the language of the communities it says it represents.</p><p><br></p><p>🎙️ What We Cover:</p><p>• The never-before-told Tupac story — what happened when 2Pac came through Indiana</p><p>• How Carson has built real relationships with hip-hop artists to amplify justice</p><p>• Rap lyrics in courtrooms — why he calls it a First Amendment violation</p><p>• UAPs &amp; national security — Carson chaired the first public UFO hearing in 50+ years</p><p>• The Hip-Hop Power and Justice Task Force and its #1 policy priority</p><p>• Justice in Policing — moving past performative allyship to real metrics</p><p>• Economic equity, the gig economy, food deserts &amp; AI&#39;s impact on creators</p><p>• What the Democratic Party must do differently to win in 2026</p><p>This is the episode that sets the tone for all of Season 5. Real talk. Real policy. Real culture.</p><p>🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode.</p><p>⭐ Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — it helps us grow the movement.</p><p>📲 Follow Hip Politics on Social media</p><p>New episodes drop [WEEKLY]<br></p>

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What is Hip Politics?

Hip-Politics Podcast Network: family of podcasts exploring the world of politics for the Hip-Hop generation. "The Hip-Politics Podcast" hosted by veteran political strategists Cameron C. Trimble & Michael McQuerry aka "The Mayor of Capitol Hill" giving the Hip-Hop community insight into the world of national politics thru conversations w/leaders in the politics, advocacy and Hip-Hop. "The Connex - Where Hip-Hop & Politics Meet" hosted by comedian Dwain Watts, culture critic Kirs, and congressional insider KP - top news of the week "The Happy Hour" hosted by political insider Herline Mathieu

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

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This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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