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Julio G sits down with Long Beach rapper Techniec of the L.B.C. Crew to talk about his journey growing up in the LBC and getting into rap at a young age. Techniec shares how he was discovered by Snoop Dogg and what it was like breaking out with the classic West Coast hit “Beware of My Crew.” He also reflects on his close friendship and musical partnership with the late Bad Azz, and opens up about his spiritual growth and what led him to join the Nation of Islam. A must-watch for fans of 90s hip hop, Long Beach Rap History, and those who want the real story from one of the city’s original voices.

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Julio G sits down with Boxing Champion Zab Judah for an exclusive interview about the mindset and discipline it takes to be a fighter. Zab reflects on his first professional bout, growing up under the guidance of his father—kickboxing champion and trainer Yoel Judah—and how he handles setbacks in and out of the ring. They also dive into his close relationship with Floyd Mayweather and how his name became a staple in Hip Hop culture.

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Julio G sits down with Hazerd for Part 2 of their conversation. In this episode, Hazerd dives into his new album Hi Sox in Lo Fi, fully produced by Zapata the Ghost and featuring Julio G himself. The two chop it up about the creative process behind the project, the sound and vision of the production, and how Hazerd reps his hometown of Ontario, CA. He also shares who he’s been listening to lately and what it’s like working with Cookies.

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