Man, I want to thank y'all for the kids I and you.

Stoney Island audio.

Man, I want to thank y'all for an excellent first week for the season four premiere of what had happened was myself.

And a season long interview request love.

It seems that folks are loving the stories loving the little videos are putting out on social

If you see any of those you know hit the thumbs up on it spread it it around. Last we left off, we were hearing the

roots first stage names, which was quite the hoot. We pick up there this

episode and get deeper into the journey of the start of the group as they kind of form busking on the streets of Philadelphia.

And then from there they move into the recording sessions of what will become their first studio album

Organics

Speaking of albums, I got a rap career on my own. I got some tour days coming up. In December I'm going to be in

Houston and Dallas and New Orleans and New York and Philly, Boston, D.C. Miami and Orlando. You can go to Mike Eagle. net and find quick access to links for any of those tour dates.

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Another way is you can spread the words of folks that are interested in hip-hop history,

interested in the legacy and the story and the context behind the first four

roots albums, let them know we got this going on over here.

And this is part of the Stony Island Audio Network, home of the Dad Bod Rap Pod, the Fatherhoods

Podcast, Creativity and captivity, the Questions Hip Hop Trivia Podcast, and more.

Oh, and one quick note. trivia podcast and more.

Oh, and one quick note, there's one thing that I see is not very obvious to people in the four

seasons of this show.

Every season, the beat for that theme song

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