Sam and Cray play catch up after their time off. They round up hip hop news from the last few weeks: is Dee-1 being persecuted by his own label? Native American culture meets hip hop. Mac Miller as an extension of human brokenness. Are songwriters under appreciated in rap? Drake as understood by college kids.
And finally, Cray gets grumpy about a pet peeve and the k-os track &#8220;Crucify&#8221;.
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Josh Niemyjski Is Putting the Hip Hop in “Christian” Hip Hop &#8211; <a href="http://christandpopculture.com/christian-hip-hop/" target="_blank">Christ and Pop Culture</a>
Native American Rap is the Most Authentic Rap We Have Today &#8211; <a href="http://mic.com/articles/95716/native-american-rap-is-the-most-authentic-rap-we-have-today" target="_blank">Mic.com</a>
Mac Miller Talks Religion, Relationships, And The Risk Of Relapsing In Part 2 Of CRWN &#8211; <a href="http://watchloud.com/mac-miller-crwn-part-2/" target="_blank">Watchloud.com</a>
Chicago rap artist Rhymefest not upset with Kanye, despite report &#8211; <a href="http://Chicago rap artist Rhymefest not upset with Kanye, despite report" target="_blank">Chicago Tribune</a>

Sunday Oldskool Episode 75: “Made in America” and the Soul of “Watch the Throne”

Where a love of Jesus informs a love of hip hop. At Sunday Oldskool, we listen for spiritual lessons and applications within mainstream and conscious hip hop. What it is, where's the beef, and what's really good.