Episode 31 – Everything Is still Copacetic

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In Episode 31 of Everything Is Copacetic, we’re diving into more of the conversations and commentary you’ve come to expect—music, culture, and community, all through a real and unfiltered lens. This one’s available exclusively on Patreon, and the full episode is unlocked even at the free level.

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In this episode, I share some exciting news about upcoming events where you can catch me live. I’m thrilled to announce the February edition of No Requests, a special event called “Dill La Soul,” co-hosted by myself and DJ Ambush. This event is a heartfelt tribute to two hip-hop legends: the iconic producer J Dilla and the late Dave “Trugoy” Jolicoeur of De La Soul.

Event Details:

• Date: Sunday, February 23, 2025

• Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

• Location: McMenamins White Eagle Saloon, 836 N Russell St, Portland, OR 97227

• Admission: Free (21 and over)

Join us for an evening filled with timeless beats, deep grooves, and classic vibes as we celebrate the music and legacy of these two pioneers who have profoundly influenced the sound of hip-hop. With two DJs on four decks, we’ll take you on a journey through the Golden Era of Hip-Hop, curating a head-nodding experience you won’t want to miss. Remember, it’s not a party; it’s a vibe.

Early arrival is strongly recommended, as seating is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis. Expect standing room. Let’s come together to honor the culture and keep the spirit of true hip-hop alive.

For more information, visit McMenamins White Eagle Saloon or XRAY.fm.

Additionally, I’m considering making original and past episodes of the Welcome to the Neighborhood radio show available exclusively through my Patreon. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this—would you be interested in accessing these episodes that aren’t available anywhere else?

In this episode, I also reflect on the dangers of setting unrealistic expectations and how they can hold us back. Plus, I discuss the importance of being in community, supporting one another, and my ongoing plea for all of us to just be good people. Tap in!

In the first episode of 2025, DJ Klyph kicks off the year by reflecting on the J.Rocc x Vursatyl show at White Eagle Saloon last week, sharing highlights from the night. He also looks ahead to upcoming No Requests events, teasing exciting new collaborations with Monster Box Comedy. It’s a laid-back conversation to set the tone for the year—no resolutions, just good vibes and plans to keep building. Tap in and catch the latest on your favorite podcast platform!

In this episode of Everything Is Copacetic, DJ Klyph reflects on an eventful season and gears up for a strong finish to 2024. Dive into the latest happenings across DJ Klyph Productions, including exciting new Klyph Notes episodes featuring Jimmy’s JamBox, Vursatyl, and 503 Records. Vinyl lovers, don’t miss highlights from Record Store Day, including standout releases like the 20th Anniversary Edition of MF DOOM’s Mm…Food.

DJ Klyph also previews upcoming live performances and events, including a set with Vursatyl at the 11th Annual Hip Hop Jam at the University of Oregon on December 5th, J Rocc’s December 29th show at White Eagle Saloon, and the No Requests close out for the year on December 22nd—an epic Wu-Tang night.

Plus, winter prep tips as tariff changes loom, thoughts on the Join or Die documentary screening at PAM CUT on December 4th, and the latest FIAH segment to close out your year on a wellness high note.

Tune in, share, and support DJ Klyph Productions as we wrap up the year in style.

In episode 26 of Everything Is Copacetic, DJ Klyph covers a range of topics, including Homeboy Sandman’s performance happening tonight in Portland and the celebration of No Requests’ 2-year anniversary. He also announces new podcasts from DJ Klyph Productions, reflects on his guest appearance on Jimmy’s JamBox, and talks about the struggle to leave social media. Tune in for thoughts on better ways to connect, his experience running the Portland Marathon 10K, and the latest in new vinyl releases.

In this episode of Everything Is Copacetic, amongst other things, I dive into a topic that’s on everyone’s mind lately—social media burnout. From doomscrolling to comparison traps, many of us are feeling the weight of constantly being plugged in. Are you thinking about stepping back or logging off for good? I explore the pros and cons of leaving social media, share personal stories of digital detox, and discuss what life looks like on the other side. Tune in as I question whether the benefits of staying connected are worth the mental toll, and what it truly means to reclaim your time and peace in an always-online world.

On this episode

• Tickets Giveaways
• Klyph Notes
• No Requests - Guest DJ announcements
• PDX Hip Hop Week events - Take It To The Bridge and Star Awards
• FIAH segment - MLK Dream Run

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