The Combat Jack Show

  On his return to The Combat Jack Show, Bravo's top chef, Roblé talks Trayvon Martin and how he still gets profiled, why he doesn't hit chicks he works with, his Food Porn clothing line, his past "beef's" with Mike Tyson and Sean Price and more. Tune in cuh cuh.

Gangsta Gibbs makes his third appearance as a guest host. We talk about his foray into Hollywood, why he has beef with Jadakiss, his upcoming album with Madlib and the time Michael Jackson visited Gary, Indiana. We also go into the outcome of the George Zimmerman trial. Jamal Jimoh of Nick Cannon fame also talks his 125 pound weight loss and what Dallas Penn, A-King and I need to do to live healthier. #HotOilWrestling Freddie Gibbs' 'ESGN' on sale now.

The current king of Black people reality tv stopped by. He's more than just a funny face. Stevie J takes us back to when he was down with Jodeci, Bad Boy, Eve, the Jacksons. Wait til you hear who smacked the shit out of who, why he thinks Madonna and barbiturates killed Devanté Swing's career, and all the other things he experienced before LHHATL. This episode might end up in your top 5. It doesn't stop Internets.

  We've been trying to get this Hempstead, Long Island mc on our show for 3 years and we finally got him. Talk about history, from being a kid in Public Enemy's Bomb Squad studio to rocking out with Busta Rhymes' Flip Mode Squad, street hustling to going solo and dropping the Reloaded classic, this veteran ain't no new jack, Jack. Marci also talks about being and exec and label co-owner, and why a whore's clitoris tastes like porridge. Download and reload now!!!  

On the latest episode of The Combat Jack Show, we start off with Parfit from Ambrosia4Heads, and we get a serious history lesson courtesy OG Michael Holman, best known as the creator of the short lived but incredibly influential early 80s hip-hop show Graffiti Rock. As a co-founder of the experimental band Gray with Jean-Michel Basquaiat, Hollman waxes poetic about what made Basquait such a force not only then, but to this day. Bonus Content Graffiti Rock 30th Anniversary KickStarter Page

"Foxy did this. Foxy did that." There's been mad talk about the Ill Na Na since like forever, and while ya'll keep staying with your face in her puss, I guarantee you ain't ever hear Foxy talk in first person like this. From her pops bouncing when she was 4 years old, to dating Haitian Jack at 14, her and Jay Z moving from the bench to the studio to the top, getting sucker punched with the deafness, her relationship with Nicki Minaj, that bid in jail.. I put money on it that this is the realest shit she ever spoke. She took all your shots and now she's firing back. You think she can't hear you? You're about to hear her loud and clear b. You gon' learn today. And for those asking, Foxy steps on stage at the 20 min mark. Before that, treat yourself to a talk with @HipHopObama from Bossip.com, in which we find out more about your favorite site and break down Hot 97's recent Summer Jam. Salutes!

OG photographer Glen E Friedman, the only man who can claim to have captured the definitive moments of the early days of hip-hop, skateboarding and punk rock waxed historical poetry on this episode. If you're sleeping on him, peep Glen’s covers for seminal albums like 'It Takes Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back' and 'Yo! Bum Rush The Show', LL’s 'Bad', The Beastie Boy's ’Check Your Head' and of course, Ice T’s 'Power'. On top of knowledge facts, Glen goes at Dallas Penn’s Republican dreams and meat loving ways while giving less than %1 of a fuxs. The Loud Speaker Network very own Theotis Jones stopped by to put a voice to the name and breaks down why he continues to visually bring heat to The Combat Jack Show.

Showbill By Theotis Jones Bun B returns and goes back to the early days of UGK and how his moms wasn't really effn with Pimp C, how he never ever touched the cocaine, the differences between growing up today vs how we grew up, what really pisses him off and a detailed and most engaging account of his involvement with Gumball 3000. UGK 4 Life!

Showbill by Theotis Jones MSNBC's own Touré returned ready for combat. The convo was all over the place, from his new book "I would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became An Icon" to working with Nas on his upcoming autobiography, to Touré firing shots at the crew for labeling him the white one. Pete challenges Touré for being an a.s.s.h.o.l.e. and a poser. Who wins? Tune in and see, once again, Touré at his blackest. #Newmanati!. "I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became An Icon" available in stores now.

In this week's episode, the crew address some very important issues; the launch of the Complex TV Show, the future of the podcast and why the Internets want to pit Combat against Elliott Wilson. Then Chico Leo from our very own Fan Bros podcast fends off an attach from Premium Pete and sets the record straight on people of color and geek culture. If that weren't enough for your earhole, we also include our live Bangladesh interview from NY Tech Day/ Red Bull Academy.

The Ghost came in and rocked through his most of his storied history with the Lox, Diddy, DMX, Tupac, Mary J. Blige, the East West Coast beef, how D Block's legendary lyrical beef with Roc-a-fella almost spilled out into the streets and more. P also shed some real grown man tears reminiscing about the Notorious B.I.G. as he rolled that real pungent. Tune in and get all this work. His latest album 'Float' is available for sale now.

Showbill by Theotis Jones This is the one you've been waiting for. Damon Dash talks Aaliyah, life without Jay Z, how he's completely done with the music game, why he was an asshole to anyone who got in his way and why the kind of "broke" he is might be the best thing in the world. We also get some very tense moments as Just Blaze finally airs out why he didn't eff with Dame.  Ya'll truly ain't ready for this dynasty thing.

If you're a fan of Howard Stern, you know about King Of All Blacks. He stopped by to talk about his relationship with Stern going back to 1987, the status of his Sirius XM 101 Black on Black Show, how he came up as a fancy negro and whether or not he plays a minstrel role on the Stern Show. Brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal of Its The Real Fame talk about their first rap mixtape 'Urbane Outfitters" with DJ Drama... I didn't know they could really rap. 'Urbane Outfitters, Vol. 1" is out now!

Showbill By Theotis Jones Crustified Dibbs breaks down why Eminem took his spot, why he jerked Attorney Reggie Osse out of $10,000, the time the Notorious B.I.G. smacked the schitt out of his man, how it was nothing for him to grow up with murderers and killers in his home, how he went from being the most wanted emcee to no one returning his calls, who at Jive Records is a Fuckyberg, how minor leagues money is better than the major leagues and why he remains one of the most respected lyricists in the game.

Showbill By Theotis Jones This week, we welcome the Super Thug aka N.O.R.E. and get to the bottom of the long standing "beef" between P.A.P.I. and "super attorney" Reggie Ossé. Noreaga speaks on his history with Mobb Deep, Notorious B.I.G., Tragedy, Capone, Chris Lighty and other rap luminaries. Plus, Nore tells us about his trip to the fat farm to visit the late, great Big Pun. Get ready for Combat!!!