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In this episode of the We Sound Crazy podcast, our  Music Aficionado, Tamone Bacon, continues his one-on-one conversations with more of the foundational pillars of Hip-Hop during his trip to Washington, D.C.  for the RIAA's Hip-Hop Honors.  We find out how the craftsmanship of turntable mixing was born by its creator Grandmaster Flash, learn how Salt-N-Pepa influenced MC Lyte, and much more.  This is surely not an episode you'd want to miss.

We Sound Crazy is your official backstage pass to all things music and culture.  Three music industry veterans and a music aficionado unlock the secrets of your favorite moments in entertainment and have one-on-one conversations with household names.

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Thank you to all of our listeners, as well as our sponsors, The National Museum of African American Music and Visit Music City.

Also a special thanks to the remote production team in D.C., Ashley Donald, Stage and Studio Manager of RIAA holding down sound, and Brendan Kownacki of Kownacki Media Holdings on video duties.