January 21, 2020
On this episode, videographer Flowercop joins the Bridge the Gap Podcast. Topics: Young Joc’s rideshare hustle, Kodak’s cries for fairness in jail, new Songwriters Hall of Fame inductees (20:57), new music from Eminem, Mac Miller, Pop Smoke (47:32), Miguel gives a review on Bad Boys for Life, and the Aaron Hernandez Netflix documentary is picked apart (72:19). Flowercop gets into how he started filming music videos (91:31), relationships with Twelvelen, Uncle Luke (101:45) and FXRBES, working for an agency, street photography, his own music (119:42) and much more.
January 14, 2020
On this weeks episode: BIG P’s birthday (05:47), stock market picks and financial literacy, Yummy by Justin Bieber (26:37), DaBaby and Trick Daddy’s recent arrests, new Future music (43:32), Don’t F*** with Cats, Love and Hip-Hop, choosing between a new Jay-Z album or a Reasonable Doubt tour (75:59) and much more.
January 7, 2020
Happy New Year and welcome to 2020! Jose, BIG P, DeLaSerg, and Migg start of Season 3 discussing their time away from podcasting (03:45), reactions to the WW3 memes, Uncut Gems (42:02), French Montana’s streaming maneuvering, Jesus Is Born, Miss Universe, a viral tweet about Teyana Taylor and Ari Lennox, Drake’s Rap Radar interview (64:08) and much more.
December 17, 2019
The Bridge the Gap Boys take some time to say rest in peace to Juice Worldd (7:59), BIG P shares his Sunday Service experience (23:08), and the fellas review the last year, the entire decade, and make predictions on where the hip-hop genre will go in the 20’s. The fellas also take time to update the listeners on the podcast merchandise (96:35), and thank the listeners and themselves for their commitment to the show. Season 3 of Bridge the Gap Podcast will begin January 7th, 2020.
December 10, 2019
The Bridge the Gap boys close out Season 2 with a Jay-Z 50th birthday set, merch announcements, opinions on the fatal car chase in their backyard (25:56), and teasing bonus content coming next week. Other topics discussed: Art Basel 2019 (40:54), MBDTF recognized as album of the decade, Zimmerman’s lawsuit against Trayvon Martin’s family, Brother Nature (60:01), Spotify’s 2019 Wrapped, and much more. Season 3 of Bridge the Gap Podcast will begin January 7th, 2020.
December 3, 2019
This week on Bridge the Gap Podcast the guys recap their Thanksgiving and BIG P gets into why he doesn’t like friendsgiving (11:00), Goldlink’s recent comments, Meg The Stallion and Trey Songz together sparks a discussion on Trey Songz’s current standing, and Bink vs Mike Dean on Twitter (40:24). Other topics discussed: New music from Griselda, The Weeknd, Trippie Redd, The Game and a review on Netflix’s The Irishmen (86:05). The gentlemen close this week announcing plans for ending the 2nd season of the podcast.
November 26, 2019
This week on Bridge the Gap Podcast the guys revisit Kodak Black’s discography (10:58), The MORE act and potential impact in the workplace, Colin Kaepernick’s NFL tryout, Netflix’s response to Disney+ and much more. Other Topics: Jose gets back into his float bag, Stop Playin’ by Drew Swace (56:30), Chixtape 5 by Tory Lanez, Dame Dash’s arrest, and award shows (98:04).
November 19, 2019
On this episode of Bridge the Gap Podcast, friend of the show and rapper HassanTheDon joins the guys to discuss Drake’s booing at Camp Flog Gnaw, Russ’s new book, Desiigner leaving G.O.O.D. music, Trina’s racist experience at Walmart and much more. HassanTheDon shares which Blueface song could’ve been his, whether he would sign a record deal and his plans for the future.
November 12, 2019
During this weeks episode, Jose, BIG P, Migg and DeLaSerg discuss 21 Savage’s new issues with ICE (11:02), Kanye’s new video and his comments during the Fast Company Festival, the impact of the return of the Popeyes chicken sandwich (35:02), Instagram removing likes, video streaming subscription fatigue, reporters being fired in connection to the Jeffrey Epstein story, new music from Emotional Oranges, Briggs, Drew Swace, and much more.
November 5, 2019
Friend of the show Christian Bricourt joined the guys for the first half of this weeks podcast to recap everyone’s Halloween, celebrate Monster by Future making it to streaming platforms (19:59), J.Cole’s The Fall Off announcement, and Bricourt challenges the sentiment of Kanye’s Jesus Is King album (55:06). Other topics covered: AppleTV+ app review, Martin Scorsese’s The Irishmen (88:53), No Ceilings 10 year anniversary and much more.
