There's some written rules of rap, like Biggie's 10-Crab Commandments.

But there's also unspoken rules that only apply to a select few.

We get this short end of this stick. We just do.

This is the louder than a riot podcast, and from sexism to homophobia, we're breaking down these rules to explore how the double standard became the standard in rap.

And how it's affected the genre we love.

Listen to louder than a riot podcast from MPR within the I Heart Radio app or wherever you get your podcast.

Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the Little House on the Prairie Books.

She's one of the most important American children's authors of the 20th century.

Inspiration for a hit television show.

Women will come up to me crying saying,

Little House on the Prairie was my escape.

As a kid, I idolized Laura.

And last summer, I went on the road in search of the real Laura.

What I found is a complicated person alongside the complicated country she represents.

I'm Glena Smick-Nickel, and this is Wilder.

Listen to Wilder on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

What's up, y'all? My name is Mimi Walker, and I'm your resident auntie Supreme, over at Hamming My Purse the Podcast.

If you aren't familiar with Hamming My Purse, it's a podcast that's all about diving into an understanding the nuance is a black culture.

From social emotional well-being to cultural matters, mental health, and just the life experiences that we are faced with every day.

I want to normalize us having uncomfortable conversations in our community.

So if you're old enough to have enjoyed listening to you addition in your cassette player,

in the 80s yet young enough to like songs by Glorilla Big Lotto,

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