In this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with a true UK hip-hop legend: DJ Jaffa. If you’ve ever touched a deck, dug through crates, or tried to survive the underground scene without selling your soul, you need to hear this one. Jaffa keeps it real from start to finish, opening up about his career, the highs, the lows, and the why behind everything he does for the culture.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, K-Saulz sits down solo with none other than DJ Alkemy—one of the UK's most respected underground DJs and producers and one-half of Applied Science. Even without Dick Dastardly (who ghosted us, ironically), we had a deep and wide-ranging chat about music, obsession, creativity, and evolving as an artist.
In this raw and honest episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sat down with Barry MC KJ, an artist who doesn’t chase clout, trends, or validation. He makes music because it’s therapy. From addiction recovery to mental health, self-worth, and the struggle to be heard in a scene that often overlooks raw truth, KJ brings vulnerability and real talk.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sat down with one of Bristol's most dopest up and coming underground artists: Kemikali. Whether you know him from the Headcase Ladz, his solo work, or his deep production credits, Kemikali’s been holding it down in the Bristol music scene for years—and this convo proves exactly why.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—had the absolute honour of sitting down with Blade, a true pioneer of UK hip-hop. From the streets to the stage, Blade carved out his own lane before “independent artist” was even a buzzword. He was pressing vinyl, selling tapes hand-to-hand, and building a movement—long before social media or streaming came into play.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, I—Dick Dastardly—flip the script and sit down with my usual co-host and close comrade K-Saulz to spotlight the artist behind the mic. And trust me, this raw and Uncut episode is personal, chaotic, deep, and stupidly good. K-Saulz might be a joker on the show, but when it comes to music, he brings honesty, pain, and purpose to every bar.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—chop it up with none other than DJ Nicky Blunt, a certified digger, scratch wizard, radio host, producer, and underground lifer. From Colchester to the crate caves, Nicky has built his musical legacy from the ground up—and this convo goes deep into the heart of what keeps a real DJ going in 2025.
In this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—welcome the one and only Farma G of Task Force, a cornerstone of UK hip-hop culture. This isn’t just an interview—it’s a state of the scene address from someone who never sold out, never switched genres, and never stopped putting in work.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with one of the most grounded, powerful voices in the UK scene: Unity. An MC, graffiti writer, breaker, and community pillar, Unity brings her whole self to this conversation—grief, joy, nature, beats, and bars.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with one of the longest-standing, most influential figures in UK hip-hop: DJ Jazz T. From cutting up breaks in the '80s to running Boot Records and rocking shows worldwide with legends, Jazz T’s career spans decades of authenticity, creativity, and community.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with one of the most polarizing and driven voices in UK underground hip-hop: Grimee Quick, aka Craig, founder of Killer Tapes. From frontman MC in Blackburn’s THC crew to magazine editor, podcast host, event organiser and radio curator, Grimee takes us on a no-holds-barred journey through decades of artistry, burnout, and revival.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with one of the most razor-sharp pens in UK hip-hop: Dr Lekta. An MC, producer, and philosopher of the underground, Lekta brings decades of lyrical mastery, boom bap grit, and unapologetic rawness to a conversation that pulls no punches.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with the ever-consistent, no-nonsense voice of the North: Seek The Northerner. Artist, producer, label head, and UK hip-hop lifer, Seek brings a rare blend of sharp bars, community focus, and business acumen to the table.
We at The Show want to give a big R.I.P. for the Legend Joe Blow. This was an interview that we had with him soon before he unfortunately passed. You'll be missed Joe, but your music will live on!!!!
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with UK rap veteran Joe Blow. Known for his candid storytelling, grounded perspective, and decades in the scene, Joe gives us a raw look at the highs, lows, and lessons that shaped his music and life.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with one of UK hip-hop’s sharpest pens and most entertaining performers: Dr. Syntax. Known for his razor wit, clever wordplay, and adaptability across generations of the scene, Syntax brings equal parts humour, honesty, and insight to this conversation.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with one of the most thought-provoking voices in UK hip-hop: 5th Lettah. Known for his powerful delivery, reflective lyricism, and deep ties to both the spiritual and cultural aspects of the music, 5th Lettah offers a raw and enlightening conversation on artistry, growth, and responsibility.
In this in-depth episode, we sit down with Cappo – one of the UK’s most respected lyricists and a true pioneer of Nottingham hip-hop culture. Known for his razor-sharp pen, academic insight, and boundary-pushing projects, Cappo opens up about his journey through rap, writing, and art.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with the fearless and insightful lyricist Dekay. Known for her emotionally charged writing, unfiltered honesty, and deep reflection on life, art, and survival, Dekay brings raw wisdom and clarity to this conversation about creativity, transformation, and truth in hip-hop.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with the uncompromising, truth-driven voice of UK hip-hop, SB The Anomoly. Known for his spiritually charged lyrics, raw honesty, and resilience through life’s toughest lessons, SB opens up about struggle, faith, and finding purpose through pain.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with DJ Sammy J, one of the UK’s most respected vinyl selectors and authentic voices in the underground scene. Known for her deep crates, sharp cuts, and genuine love for the culture, Sammy J brings a lifetime of stories, passion, and perspective to this episode.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with Harkos, a U.S.-based hip-hop artist, podcaster, and marketing strategist who’s dedicated his career to empowering independent musicians through education, consistency, and self-reliance.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with JD Hip Hop Review, the passionate reviewer, promoter, and community builder behind one of the UK’s most respected grassroots hip-hop platforms. Known for his authenticity and unwavering dedication to the scene, JD opens up about his journey from fan to cultural advocate—sharing stories of connection, recovery, and pure love for the craft.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with Evrah Rose, a powerful spoken word artist, poet, singer and hip-hop-influenced storyteller whose work is rooted deeply in lived experience, survival, and emotional truth. Known for her fearless honesty, genre-blending expression, and the raw vulnerability that defines every piece she creates, Evrah brings one of the most open and moving conversations we’ve ever had on the show.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—wrap up the year with a festive, unpredictable, and unapologetically chaotic Christmas Special, joined by Billy Phono and Cameron Scott (Hip Hop Review). This episode throws the rulebook out the window in favour of laughs, real talk, cultural reflection, and pure end-of-year energy.
On this episode of The Show Podcast, we—K-Saulz and Dick Dastardly—sit down with Dan Brown, a seasoned UK MC whose journey through boom bap, live performance, and independent grind is built on discipline, consistency, and pure love for the culture. From early inspirations to current album mode, Dan brings depth, humour, and reflection in a conversation that feels like hip-hop therapy.
