Questlove joins Trevor to discuss 50 years of hip hop at the Grammys and his book Hip Hop is History. They talk about his weekly playlist recipients and celebrity game nights. The conversation touches on the impact of hip hop, Jay-Z's stage presence, and the significance of staying power in the music industry.

Questlove, renowned musician and host of Questlove Supreme, joins to dive into Stevie Wonder's transformative time on tour with The Rolling Stones in 1972. He shares wild anecdotes from the cultural clash of performing for a predominantly white audience. The discussion highlights how 'Talking Book' bridges identities through powerful music, while exploring its personal and political themes, such as the implications of race in the era. Questlove emphasizes Wonder's unique sound production and legacy, showcasing his profound impact on music and culture.

Questlove, co-founder of The Roots and acclaimed filmmaker, dives deep into the life of Sly Stone and the groundbreaking sound of Sly and the Family Stone. They discuss Sly's innovative blend of genres and the cultural significance of tracks like 'Dance to the Music.' Questlove reflects on the pressures faced by black artists, exploring themes of identity, vulnerability, and mental health in their creative expressions. He sheds light on the emotional complexities in Sly's music, as well as the ordinary life he leads today, all while promoting his new documentary, 'Sly Lives!.'

Tariq Trotter discusses penning his memoir, separating brotherhood and business with Questlove. They talk about beats, rhymes, and life, reflect on personal experiences and family entitlement, and share musician's perspectives on hotel stays and parenting challenges. Additionally, they discuss the pressure of preparing for a performance in New York and their unexpected experiences with movies and music.

Featuring guest Questlove, Bill Gates discusses the future of food and plant-based alternatives. They delve into embracing plant-based food, the benefits of meat alternatives, and making cheese with alternative fats. They also talk about guilty pleasure snacks, their extensive record collection, and the amazing jazz orchestral work of Thad Jones and Mel Lewis. The conversation includes their thoughts on a rare signed record, the documentary 'Summer of Soul', and the story behind Questlove's nickname.

Questlove, the Grammy-winning musician and co-founder of The Roots, discusses his new documentary, highlighting 50 years of iconic musical moments from 'Saturday Night Live.' David Bianculli, a TV critic and professor, joins to reflect on SNL's influence in promoting groundbreaking artists and moments like the Ashley Simpson incident. They dive into the chaos of live TV, the pressures faced by artists, and Questlove's insights on the cultural significance of these performances. Plus, a brief look at Ringo Starr's latest country album adds a musical touch!

Questlove discusses the evolution of hip-hop and his new book 'Hip-Hop is History'. He reflects on the genre, personal journey, and cultural impact. Questlove shares insights on rap battles, The Roots, and making a positive impact through music.

Conan O'Brien chats with legendary hip-hop musician Questlove about his classical musical training, the genesis of The Roots, and curating experimental playlists for high-profile friends. They also discuss the tension between personal aspirations and societal expectations, reminisce about high school days, and reflect on the influence of music in their lives.

Questlove discusses his new book 'Hip-Hop is History' and the impact of 'Rapper's Delight'. Rob McElhenney talks about buying a Welsh soccer team to help a struggling town. They share inspiring stories of community upliftment and cultural exploration.

Questlove, Radio Rahim, Lamorne Morris, and Jon Hamm discuss the chaos of modern society, online controversies, Rush Limbaugh's impact, identity, defiance against oppression, love, gratitude, and diversity. The podcast is a mix of insightful conversations and humorous anecdotes.