In each episode, we sit down with members of the community to discuss their journeys, inspirations, and perspectives on the House Music scene. We also explore the impact that House Music has had on Black culture and activism in New Jersey and beyond.
Through interviews with DJs, dancers, emcees, and activists, the podcast sheds light on the stories and experiences of Black creatives such as DJ Jihad Muhammad, Kenny Bobien, Josh Milan, Kym Mazelle, and The Weather Girls, who have shaped this beloved musical genre.
From the legendary Club Zanzibar in Newark to the present-day festival culture throughout the state, this limited series podcast is a window to the cultural significance of House Music as a self-sustained Black community for the last four decades.