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AJ Rok of JVC Force talks LI & 914 Hip Hop on Tha’ T-Money Podcast Joint Episode #58

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I had the pleasure of being interviewed by my brother T-Money and his lovely co-host Staxx Cordero on the latest episode of Tha’ T-Money Podcast Joint. We talked about everything from our group JVC Force’s groundbreaking single, ‘Strong Island,’ WBAU & Long Island Hip-Hop, and my journey from rap artist to advocate, activist, journalist, and now author. We discussed my latest book, celebrating Hip-hop in the 914, ‘We Got Our Own Thang—A Look At Hip-Hop From The 914.’

You may remember T-Money from Yo MTV Raps with Doctor Dre & Ed Lover. My old school heads might remember him as a member of the group Original Concept who dropped that underground classic, “Knowledge Me.”

Check out and follow Tha’ T-Money Podcast Joint on YouTube & Instagram.

And as always, you can cop a copy or two of any of my books today on Amazon for $30.00, or you can order an autographed copy directly from me via Venmo @AJ-Woodson-2 or PayPal http://PayPal.me/BlackWestchestackWestchesterMag or CashApp $MrAJWoodson, add $5 for postage and make sure you email me your mailing address, MrAJWoodson@gmail.com.

Also, look out for the Hardcover Deluxe Version, which will have over 100 pictures coming soon!

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5 COMMENTS

  1. I have to say I spent the last hour listening to this and I learned a lot about your background, your experience as a hip hop artist, etc. I didn’t know the history of how the Bronx became what it is, that’s amazing. I actually heard DMX’s early tapes years ago and heard the Spellbound song. I was shocked how different it sounded in comparison to his later music. Thank you Mr. AJ, I’m happy you took the initiative to write this book, people don’t give Westchester enough love especially Yonkers.

  2. It was a pleasure to have met you and interviewed you along with T Money. I look forward to your book and your continued contributions to hip hop!

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