Look back at part 2 of Questlove Supreme's 2022 interview with Millie Jackson and Keisha Jackson. This mother and daughter powerhouse spoke about their relationship and careers while sitting with Team Supreme at an Atlanta studio. Keisha discussed her solo catalog, performing with OutKast, recording with Da Brat, and her ongoing Yacht Rock Revue project. Meanwhile, Millie explained tapping into her Country side, on her own terms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nimene learns about Josh Gibson, the greatest power hitter baseball has ever seen and Broadway star Fergie L. Philippe breaks it down in a brand new hip-hop track. Featuring an interview between Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and a 10 year old baseball enthusiast named Payton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DJ Premier, a legendary DJ and record producer known for his influential work in hip hop, shares his nostalgic journey through music. He reflects on his childhood experiences with tap dancing and live performances that shaped his identity. Personal anecdotes highlight his emotional connections to artists like Aretha Franklin. Premier also speaks about the significance of early musical influences and techniques in his creative process, including sampling. His stories also touch on mentorship moments with music legends, capturing the essence of musical memories.

Questlove Supreme celebrates Black History year round. Travel back to 2022, when singer Millie Jackson was joined by her daughter and fellow songstress Keisha Jackson for an Atlanta taping of QLS. In Part One, Millie Jackson spoke about writing and producing provocative and popular songs that were decades ahead of their time. Millie recalled checking Aretha Franklin, performing her Grammy-nominated hit, and making a profound song that confused and upset Gospel audiences. She sang too. Just like Millie Jackson, this QLS is bold, raw, and honest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry Blackmon, the dynamic lead singer of Cameo, joins the conversation to explore the timeless impact of music on personal memories. He shares vivid anecdotes that highlight how family influences shaped his musical journey, from childhood favorites to live performances that left a mark. The episode reflects on the nostalgic connections people have with their earliest musical experiences, emphasizing the profound role music plays in identity and creativity, while also reminiscing about communal settings like YMCAs that fostered these memories.

Journalist, author and host of MSNBC’s All In, discusses the heated political climate and finding a way to flourish. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cooking show stars Jazz, Jake, Jurnee and Jussie Smollett talk about their nomadic upbringing, sibling rivalry, and their cookbook, The Family Table. They discuss their involvement in politics, share their favorite recipes, and engage in playful banter about cooking and memories. The episode also includes trivia games and ads from Bank of America and Bartesian.

Actress, producer, and activist Rosario Dawson talks about getting discovered for the film Kids, working with Spike Lee and Prince, and the costs of being outspoken in this entertaining podcast episode.

In this engaging chat, Erick Sermon, a legendary rapper and producer from EPMD, opens up about the group's breakup and the impact it had on their music. He reminisces about his collaborations with icons like LL Cool J and Redman, sharing stories from the golden era of hip-hop. Sermon also discusses the evolution of music sampling and the creation of his track 'React' with Just Blaze, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of his creative journey. Get ready for a nostalgic dive into the heart of hip-hop!

Marley Marl, legendary figure in the early NYC music scene, shares studio secrets and his journey to becoming a hip-hop legend. They discuss the origins of hip-hop in Queens, early sampling techniques, the impact of sampling on the music industry, and the creation of iconic hip-hop records. They also delve into collaborative work, marketing strategies, and reflections on the hip-hop scene in the Bronx.