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I love doing live radio and going in to the station every Tuesday night to bring you a great hip-hop show in the tradition of campus and college radio. Unfortunately, I had to take a sick day last week. It sucked not bringing you a new show. But I [Keep Reading]

We start off the show with a tribute to John Singleton, who passed away last week. We play clips of his movies and songs from the soundtracks to “Boys N The Hood” and “Poetic Justice.” Rob Cave and The Other Guys call in to [Keep Reading]

Mickey O’Brien called in to Word is Bond Rap Radio Tuesday night to kick it with DJ Chase March and Daddy J to talk about his new album “My Drift.” Plus, we got several requests including songs by MF Doom, Diamond D, Casper, and [Keep Reading]

This week on the program, Guelph emcee, Eh Vee, calls in to talk about his new single “Clash of the Titans” featuring Eternia and Adam Bomb. He lets us know about his upcoming E.P., the problem with pay-to-play shows, and how independent [Keep Reading]

2 hours of great hip-hop mixed live on the radio by DJ Chase March. featuring these great songs . . . Maestro Fresh Wes ft Adam Bomb – Somewhere Down the Line Fortunato ft Kryple – Magnificent Sojourn ft Ras Kass – Bassment Boogie [Keep Reading]

We kick off the show with a small tribute to Nispey Hussle. This dude was doing great things for his community and it’s a tragedy that he was cut down in his prime. I wasn’t really a fan of him and hadn’t played his music before [Keep Reading]

Word is Bond Rap Radio celebrated its 7th year on the air with a very special edition of the show. Billy Danze of the legendary M.O.P. called in to kick it with Chase March. They had a great discussion and played a ton of his music. We announced the [Keep Reading]

This is the second annual Chase March Madness edition of Word is Bond Rap Radio. The competition this time around was between any rapper who decided to jump on a SirRealWorld Studios beat and drop their hottest 16 bars. These were the rules: – [Keep Reading]

This is the final part of our annual Women in Hip-Hop Spectacular for Word is Bond Rap Radio. It features two episodes of Know Your History. The first one takes a close look at Nina Simone’s Four Women, a rap remake / sequel, and some songs [Keep Reading]

We celebrated International Women’s Day with eight hours of great radio shining a spotlight on hip-hop’s better half. Today, we have StaHHr hosting the show and telling her story and some great female-fronted hip-hop mixed by Chase [Keep Reading]