Connect Podcast : E07 Pillars of Hip-hop feat. Jay Boogie by Studio 393

Connect Podcast : E06 Pillars of Hip-hop feat. Joe Boy Rock by Studio 393

Connect Podcast : E05 Pillars of Hip-hop feat. B-Girl MaJestic with Joe Boy Rock by Studio 393

Host Jepsoy is joined by co-hosts Ken Castillo, Mickey, Joe Fresh, and Jalil for a high-energy session with street dance veteran Angelo “Joe Boy Rock” Lamsen. With 17 years of experience on the floor, Joe Boy Rock is a master of Locking, Popping, and Hip Hop. As a key member of the GoodFunk Gang, he has represented the culture in battles and circles across Canada. In this episode, we talk about the discipline it takes to stay in the game for over a decade and his mission to raise the next generation of dancers.

Host Jepsoy and co-hosts Ken Castillo & Rain link up with FERST, a multi-talented creator who has been living and breathing graffiti and Hip-Hop culture since he was a kid. In this episode, we explore how a childhood love for lettering grew into a full-scale creative career. FERST shares his journey as a graffiti writer, tattoo artist, and beat maker, proving how the disciplines of the street can lead to professional success. He’s a true student of the pillars who is now ready to give back and share his knowledge with the community.

Join Jepsoy and co-hosts Ken Castillo & Rain as they sit down with a cornerstone of the Winnipeg Hip-Hop scene, Jon Surla, aka DRYPHT 2. In this episode, we’re going deep into the Pillars of Hip-Hop. Jon shares his journey from starting out in 1995 to becoming a lifelong student of the culture. From his days with the legendary Dangerous Goods Crew to his time in Toronto’s Maximum Efficiency Crew, Jon drops knowledge on what it takes to stay disciplined and true to the roots.

The REDWASH collective confronts the trend of "Redwashing"—where corporations sponsor Indigenous programs to legitimize harmful industrial activity. Join hosts JEPSOY and Ethan Baranyk and guests Clayton Thomas-Müller, Jedrick Thorassie, and Raul Gonzalez as they dismantle the illusion of corporate benevolence and discuss true community power. Powered by: Studio: 393 (ASL) After School Leaders Program.

Winnipeg Music Producer and Recording Engineer, Riley Hill, joins the Studio 393 Podcast to discuss his experience in the field of music production, and working for recording studios in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg hip hop artist and teacher, GeNie Baffoe, joins the Studio 393 youth podcast to discuss his experience in the hip hop art scene, and culture.

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson recently released Theory of Ice. An 8 song album of ideas and moods. water and ice, layers and space. listening to this interview takes you to the significance of art. Leanne illustrates with words like lake waters gently cover rocks. We talk about the impact of indigenous musicians of the past, why go from written word to music and how? This is a magnificent, candid listen with an emotionally brilliant, self aware, wise and well-informed artist. "Leanne Betasamosake Simpson" is a renowned Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg scholar, writer and artist, who has been widely recognized as one of the most compelling Indigenous voices of her generation. Her work breaks open the intersections between politics, story and song—bringing audiences into a rich and layered world of sound, light, and sovereign creativity." Albums Theory of Ice Noopiming Sessions