The Oddball Show with Young Culture Entertainment

 

On this edition of the podcast the Oddballs are joined by Justin DeJesus and Gregory Molina, the founders of Young Culture Entertainment, “created by youth, for youth, and beyond”.  They join us tonight to tell us who they see as the foremost figures of Hip Hop’s newest wave, who YCE is and where they're headed next, and how they feel about the recent spotlight on youth activism.  Tune in to the one and only Oddball Show.

A Last Hurrah for Women's History Month

A very women-centric episode of Rap Flashback from this week's Twist of JP Lime at Oddball Magazine.

For Roberto Clemente

JP Lime's resident Scholar's ode to the Puerto Rican ball player in this week's Twist of JP Lime. It's up now at Oddball Magazine.

Just in Time for Superbowl Weekend

Forget Tom Brady hype. JP Lime's Scholar offers a tribute to Isaiah Thomas. "The Little Guy," courtesy of this week's Twist of JP Lime at Oddball Magazine. 

A Look Back at a Farewell

Obama's farewell address is given in in-depth look by JP Lime's own Scholar. Check out the Twist of JP Lime over at Oddball Magazine .

Last Rap Flashback of The Year

December's Rap Flashback is up today courtesy and Scholar and the Twist of JP Lime at Oddball Magazine.

The 2nd Annual Cosmic All White Affair: JP Lime Was There!

You read about the 2nd annual ERATO related event last week in Liza Zayas' Underground Garden column. Well JP Lime's Scholar was there last Saturday, and he shares his thoughts on it in this week's Twist of JP Lime column. Check it out at Oddball Magazine.

Pennant Fever

Scholar's tribute to Baseball and the World Series (which I understand several Bostonians are into) is this week's Twist of JP Lime over at Oddball Magazine.

You Want to Be Part of Ivan's Tidal Team?

This week we have Ivan's project for his advertising class. Read all abut Tidal in this week's Twist of JP Lime in Oddball Magazine.

Heavy D and The Boyz are Back

Well, the late Mr. D and his seminal album gets brought back to the spotlight via a Rap Flashback in this week's Twist of JP Lime. Check it out in Oddball Magazine. 

Boogie Down Productions' Philosophy

The release of the rap album By All Means Necessary by BPD is covered in a mini-rap flashback in this week's Twist of JP Lime. Check it out at Oddball Magazine.

It's The May Rap Flashback

Scholar gives us the lowdown in Rap history this month via this week's Twist of JP Lime in Oddball Magazine.


(Did I just write "lowdown?")

Here Comes The Flashback

Nas' album Illmatic is featured in today's Twist of JP Lime over at Oddball Magazine.

I'm hoping they post a Prince tribute soon. We'll definitely promote that too!

The Oddball Show's New Logo

Ivan the Scholar sent us this new logo for The Oddball Show, and it looks good.

The next Oddball Show will take place tomorrow at two o'clock p..m. and feature hip hop artist Sur5ill. I don't know whether I'll be on it, but it will be a fun show regardless, and I encourage you to tune in and listen via the YouTube link below..

Ivan the Scholar looks at the self-titled debut album by Memphis Jelks for their Twist of Lime column today in Oddball Magazine.

Five...Gold...Chains...?

Maybe my references are two eighties.


Let's have a REAL Scholar take on the Twelve Days of Hip Hop.

Ivan De Jesus gives his take on the holidays via verse in this week's Twist of JP Lime column at Oddball Magazine.

Boom!

A selection of Ivan "Scholar" DeJesus' favorite dunks via this week's Twist of JP Lime column in Oddball Magazine.

Keith Murray: Apology Accepted

Read all about Scholar Ivan De Jesus' take in this week's JP Lime column at Oddball Magazine. 
 

Ode to Autumn

There are seasons for many reasons, and though everyone was ready to get out of winter, I think more of us than usual are looking forward to a cooler fall. Read an ode to Audumn by JP Lime's Scholar via the Twist of JP Lime column over at Oddball Magazine.

Rappers and Wrestlers

Scholar had a Word Wrestling Entertainment getaway recently. Read his thoughts on Summerslam in this week's Twist of JP Lime column in Oddball Magazine.