Straight out of Queanbeyan, this week's guest Hau Latukefu is a pioneer of a burgeoning Australian musical genre known to the kids as "rap" - or more theoretically "urban". One half of the iconic hip hop duo Koolism, and now a label headhunter for new talent/ host of Triple J Hip Hop Show. Hau is one of the few notable Queanbeyan products that doesn't play some form of professional rugby - although it sounds like he could have. Today we are talking hip hop politics, trajectories, and the frosty relationship between the public broadcaster and Kerser.
Recorded in the Koala Mattress Studio.
Todays episode is brought to you by RAIZ, for more info visit their website

Straight out of Queanbeyan, this week's guest Hau Latukefu is a pioneer of a burgeoning Australian musical genre known to the kids as "rap" - or more theoretically "urban". One half of the iconic hip hop duo Koolism, and now a label headhunter for new talent/ host of Triple J Hip Hop Show. Hau is one of the few notable Queanbeyan products that doesn't play some form of professional rugby - although it sounds like he could have. Today we are talking hip hop politics, trajectories, and the frosty relationship between the public broadcaster and Kerser.<br>Recorded in the Koala Mattress Studio.<br>Todays episode is brought to you by RAIZ, for more info visit their website

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