On this episode of WTTN Guests Revisited, we bring back the conversation with Portland-based artist Bremer Baden. Known for blending lyricism with soulful production, Bremer shares insight into his creative process, his journey through the Portland music scene, and the messages behind his latest work. Originally aired on Welcome to the Neighborhood, this is a chance to revisit a powerful voice in the culture.

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Guardians of the Boom Bap (Devine Carama & Amadeus 360)
Devine Carama and Amadeus 360 talk preserving Hip-Hop’s golden era, their mission as Guardians of the Boom Bap, and building with purpose and boom bap beats.

On this episode of Guests Revisited, we catch up with Rhymes In Harmony, the duo of Dex The Nerd Who Loves Jesus and Dave Hall, following their appearance on the June 21st broadcast of Welcome to the Neighborhood.

We dive into the release of their brand-new single “In His Presence,” which dropped June 20th, and talk about how their partnership with Rapzilla is shaping their path forward. The duo also shares the story of how they connected as individual creatives to form Rhymes In Harmony, blending faith, purpose, and hip-hop into one unified sound.

Tap in for this in-depth convo that continues the story beyond the airwaves.

In this milestone 50th episode of WTTN Guests Revisited, we’re revisiting the inspiring conversation with Shrista, the founder and host of the Late Lyrics Hip Hop Open Mic. Originally aired on Welcome to the Neighborhood, this interview dives into the origins of the event, the importance of creating space for artists to share their voice, and the journey of bringing Late Lyrics back after a pandemic-induced pause.

Shrista opens up about what sparked the creation of the open mic, why she stepped away to recharge, and how the event found a new home and renewed energy post-COVID. If you’re a fan of community-driven artistry and grassroots hip-hop culture, this one’s for you.

On this episode of Welcome to the Neighborhood: Guests Revisited, I catch up with rapper MRG, fresh off his appearance on the live radio show. We dig into his brand-new album It’s MRG Not Mr.G, talking about the inspiration behind the project, the evolution of his sound, and setting the record straight on the name. From lyrical intention to cultural roots, this conversation gives deeper insight into one of the most compelling voices in hip-hop right now.

Tap in for a rewind of the full interview and get to know the man behind the mic—no period needed.

On this episode of WTTN Guests Revisited, we bring back our conversation with the hilarious Subhah Agarwal. Subhah joined Welcome to the Neighborhood to talk about her upcoming comedy shows in Portland and Salem, her journey in stand-up, and what inspires her sharp, unfiltered material.

Whether you missed it the first time or just want to hear it again, you can run it back right here on WTTN Guests Revisited.

On this episode of WTTN Guests Revisited, we revisit a powerful conversation with the one and only 4-IZE. Originally aired on Welcome to the Neighborhood, this interview dives deep into his latest project, “All Seeing IZE On Me”—a sharp, insightful, and boundary-pushing body of work that blends lyricism, humor, and truth.

We talk creative process, inspiration behind the project, and how 4-IZE continues to evolve as one of hip-hop’s most unique voices.

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On this episode of WTTN Guests Revisited, DJ Klyph revisits a conversation with New York-based rapper Errol Eats Everything, originally aired on Welcome to the Neighborhood. The two dive into Errol’s self-titled album, exploring the creative process behind the project, the meaning behind the name, and how his sharp lyricism and personal storytelling set him apart. Tune in for insights on independent artistry, the balance between humor and honesty in hip-hop, and what’s next for this rising voice from the East Coast.