84: Jason Ford is one of NZ’s most passionate hip hop heads. He hosted NZ’s longest running hip hop radio show, The Wednesday Night Jam, from 1990 to 2006.

Lewis Tennant5 January 2020Hip Hop, NZ Hip Hop, Radio Active, Radio, Jason Ford, The Wednesday Night Jam, KRS One, The Soul Mine, Urban Disturbance, Big L, DJ K-TelComment

Episode 44: King Kapisi

44: King Kapisi is an award-winning rapper, music producer, clothing designer, screen printer, record label founder, video director, and community worker.

Epsiode Twenty: Paul Walsh

20: Paul Walsh is a visual artist who works in a range of mediums, from watercolour to spray paint. He is also a DJ, web designer, and wedding entertainer.

Lewis Tennant5 April 2017Visual Art, Graffiti, Lowbrow, DJ, Big King Dog Park, Murray Ball, Student Loans, Hip HopComment

Episode Nine: Mark 'Slave' Williams

9: Mark 'Slave' Williams is a radio & TV broadcaster, MC, video director, voice artist, DJ, and actor. He is the MC and videographer for Fat Freddy's Drop.

Lewis Tennant17 January 2017Fat Freddy's Drop, 90s Hip Hop, Auckland, MC OJ & The Rhythm Slave, Hip Hop, Radio, bFM Comment

Episode Seven: Dave Roper

7: Dave Roper is a music promoter and artist manager, and was the first to tour international DJs regularly in NZ. He also owned Fu Bar & Subtronix Recordings.

Lewis Tennant3 January 2017Drum & Bass, Hip Hop, Music Promotion, Fu Bar, Northern Bass, Rave Culture, Goldie, Jungle Music, 90s, Event Planning Comment