Bridge the Gap Podcast is a podcast based in South Florida covering current events in pop culture, music, urban culture, fashion, business, technology, the local scene and much more.
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.
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.
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.
This week on Bridge the Gap Podcast we find the guys covering new music videos from artists close to the show, a potential return guest (29:29), T-Pain’s tour cancellation, Suge Knight’s content plans with Ray J, and opinions on Netflix’s Rhythm + Flow (43:07). Also covered: the Disney+ archive content announcement (55:22), Jesus Is King the film + album (79:45) and more!
After experiencing 1AMRadio’s Aux Wars Miami event a few weeks ago, one of the performers were able to sit in with the Bridge the Gap boys this week. Bradley Gagné came to sit with the guys to discuss what’s been going on in Mexico, Rolling Loud NY, reports on a 6ix9ine documentary (32:56) and more. The guys also get into Bradley’s viewpoints on Florida’s underground, his unique sound, his relationship with LH (92:19) another highlight of Aux Wars Miami, plans to travel to Los Angeles (102:07) and more.
On this episode of Bridge the Gap Podcast after spoiling the recently released Joker movie, the guys give proper assessment of Aux Wars Miami (26:25), Dennis Graham’s comments on his track record as Drake’s dad, and Miguel proposes cancelling Hulu (47:58). Other topics: Tory Lanez’s Chixtape 5 announcement, Tunecore and CD Baby in China, Hitman Fuego’s Before Summer Ends music video (66:45), where is Kendrick Lamar?, plans for Halloween and much more.
During this weeks episode, Jose remembers an experience drinking a beer brewed with tequila, Miguel returns with high energy towards racially charged convictions (17:30) and BIG P recognizes the passing of Louie Rankin. Jose hopes for victory for the Yankees, the guys talk about International Podcast Day last week (34:47) and Miguel addresses Jose and BIG P’s sentiments on DaBaby’s album. Other topics discussed: Travi$ Scott’s music and relationship triangle, a Joker movie review (60:38), BIG P’s experience with local comedians last week, DeLaSerg gets BIG P to address a tweet exchange (82:13), some good news and much more.
Dirty thirty season continues on Bridge the Gap Podcast with another friend of the show, the first female guest, and Jose’s girlfriend Rosa. After a full-fledged update on the pet dogs of the podcast, the guys reflect and critique on new albums from Hitman Fuego (34:06) and DaBaby. Jose takes a moment to rant on Kanye’s consistent inconsistency (52:52). Other topics discussed: The Forbes highest Hip-Hop list, El Camino the Breaking Bad Netflix movie (84:45), fun facts from Rosa on a 90’s female anime show, a Ratatouille update (105:30), BIG P gets DJ Akademiks out of here, Jose confirms the return of Panelist Pee (115:15) and much more.
Jose, BIG P, Migg and DeLaSerg are joined by Hitman Fuego, rapper, clothing designer, and friend of the show this week. Topics this week: Good Thinking in NY (10:32), Boondocks on HBO, Area 51 and alien stories (23:38), a REVOLT summit panel, Gang Starr and J. Cole, 6ix9ine (58:16) and more. Hitman Fuego shares the inception of his new project Before Summer Ends, the guys ask Fuego about his path thus far, where things stand with Militia West Clothing (86:10), feeling the impact of his music, and much more.
Dirty thirty season continues with another guest the Bridge the Gap boys have previously given their flowers too. Drew Swace is with the guys this week to talk on a couple things including them remembering where they were on 9/11, vinyls outselling CD’s for the first time in a long time, and opinions on the Hulu Wu-Tang series (26:26). After reviewing the new Post Malone album the guys shift into focusing on Drew Swace’s beginnings, the origins of Poor Amerika, and his WWE influences (51:00). The guys get Drew Swace to also talk on the shift in his career with new management (70:30), teasing his upcoming project, the changes he’s seen in the concert experience and more.
