Let's take a trip to Staten Island as Fat Joe talks with actor and founding member of Wu-Tang Clan; Cliff "Method Man" Smith. As they reminisce on the early days of Hip Hop, they transition into acting, past struggles with mental health and the importance of giving back to the next generation.

Who said Ghost is dead? The original Ghost keeps it all the way real as Fat Joe talks about the impact of the iconic role of James St. Patrick on the series POWER, his pivot into acting from playing sports, and his real first love of music!

From New York to Los Angeles, Fat Joe talks with a Hip-Hop Icon. The two connect about keeping their circle of friends small, the birth of Def Jam Records, and the road to longevity and success while staying true to self.

Known as the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, Mary J. Blige keeps it real. From her childhood upbringing in the projects to her journey of heartbreak, triumph, and hitting the dating scene, Mary J. Blige is all about self-love.

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Meet the man behind some of R&B's biggest hits: Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds; he addresses everything from rumors to bridging the generational gap between artists and genres.

Welcome to the Trap; where hip-hop mogul, actor, and entrepreneur T.I. explains building wealth through multiple business ventures, the importance of family, and his new love of comedy