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Peter and Dharmic's Victory Tour Featuring photographer Liz Barclay & Corey Smyth, producer of Dave Chappelle's Radio City Music Hall residency & manager for Vince Staples. Lots of jewels dropped, take note.

On one of the earliest episodes of NW3Radio, Peter and Dharmic got legendary New York City photographer Ricky Powell to come into the studio to interview Sadat X on the phone. Can't make this stuff up.

Peter and Dharmic were joined last week by Prodigy, one-half of the infamous Mobb Deep, to talk about his group's legacy, the evolution of New York City club culture (and Diddy's impact), and what comes next. P keeps it as thorough as he can in this in-depth conversation.

Dallas Penn and DJ Shiftee by NW3Radio

Zany pop producer/songwriter extraordinaire Benny Blanco made an appearance on this week's NW3Radio to talk about how he got his start in the business, what inspires him to make music in 2015, and how he went from introducing Hell Rell to bongs to crafting "Tik Tok" for Ke$ha. He also took phone calls from fans and aspiring producers trying to peep game, and of course, demolished Peter in an acapella freestyle battle. The hi-jinks never end!

Peter and Dharmic sat down with the legendary Paul Rosenberg on this episode of NW3Radio. For those that don't know, he is the manager of Eminem (and Action Bronson and Danny Brown), the head honcho of Shady Records, and co-owner of Shade 45. Oh, and he was once aspired to be a rapper before he eventually became an entertainment lawyer. Find out more about Paul's journey in this in-depth interview.

Just another manic Wednesday with Peter Oasis and Rek Stizzy.

Peter Oasis pays tribute to the life and legacy of Sean Price with special guests AG Da Coroner, DJ Goldfinger, and DJ Ready Cee. RIP Ruck. https://www.crowdrise.com/seanp

Peter and Dharmic's latest guest was Brooklyn's own Young M.A, who talked about the importance of being true to oneself in order to create a fan base. To prove how strong her fan base is, we opened the phone lines, and needless to say, the calls kept pouring in.

Originally aired July 16, 2014. Peter and Dharmic were joined in the studio by the cast and makers of Bad Rap, a documentary about Asians in hip-hop. Awkwafina, Rekstizzy, Lyricks, Jaeki Cho, and Salima Koroma talked about the making and origins behind the film and how each of the artists have overcome the stigma often associated with being an Asian in rap music. Naturally, there was also a cypher session.

Our very first episode of NW3Radio has been unearthed. Featuring the amazing Ashley Outrageous. You can tell this was Peter and mine's first rodeo on air.

Just an average night at NW3Radio of Peter and Dharmic talking about life, New York City, and of course, hip-hop. Plus, special appearances from Soe95 and DJ Eclipse.

Originally aired July 9, 2014. Nick Catchdubs of Fool's Gold Record stopped by last summer to talk about the history and legacy of the pioneering record label he created with A-Trak, and in particular, their signature Day Off event. Of course, he also had to talk about Fool's Gold's early involvement in the career of Kid Cudi. An oldie but a goodie, this particular show was only aired on FM radio, due to an issue with WNYU's online live stream. Random Fact: Did you know that Nick designed the Mad Decent logo?

We discuss summer traditions, fashion, anthems, crime, deodorant, and more with Brandon Jenkins of Complex TV. And Dharmic goes in on a rant for a change.

In honor of the late rapper Pumpkinhead, who passed away the day before, Peter and Dharmic spoke with Lemon Anderson, a fellow Brooklynite who has been friends with PH's family for over twenty years. We all paid tribute, because of course we had to. Lemon broke down his ties with PH and how PH's wife introduced him to the world of spoken word. Later on in the show we had uptown's own Don Mykel, who went in with a furious freestyle session. Check out the memorial fund for PH's family and please contribute here http://www.youcaring.com/shawntay-ocasio-366664#.VXgZE1yw6GU.twitter

Peter Oasis brought in his homie Africa Sam to talk about the XXL Freshmen List, the time Del The Funkee Homosapien tripped off LSD while performing at Tramps, and the notorious brawl at a Boulder concert when Sam faced off against Jeru The Damaja in rap battle. Another week another NW3 extravaganza!

Bianca Caampued from Small Girls PR joined us to talk about the world of PR, starting her company with Mallory Blair, and chimed in on topics ranging from dead rabbits to God knows what else we actually talked about because at some point, even I'm not sure what we talked about. It's exactly what you expect from NW3Radio. And lastly, shout out to Chicago trio Death By Icon who joined us in a pre-recorded interview segment.

Erika Elliott from the New York City Parks Foundation joined us in the studio to talk about this year's Summer Stage concerts across the city. She also shared her journey through the music industry, from booking Kanye West at SOBs to working at Loud Records during its peak. Gems across the board.

Peter, Dharmic, Dana Arbib, DJ Ready Cee, and Mill Burray talk about the "hammer guy," ghostwriting in hip-hop, New York City, and other current events. Of course, we also take some phone calls. One of the more zany episodes of NW3Radio to date.

A busy week for the NW3 crew. Joined by the Lower East Side's own Alexandra Estevez as a special co-host, we talked about Tru-Life and downtown city legends. We also were joined by Robbie "Unkut" Ettelson, who called in all the way from Melbourne, Australia. We had a live return appearance of West Coast rapper Dubb, who talked about the importance of co-signs and dropped some freestyle bars, and we played a pre-recorded segment from New York's own Bodega Bamz.