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Read moreBear Grizz talks with MJ the Music Man about the History of Chicago Hip-Hop
Category: BTN Interviews
That time Super Producer Mike Will Made-it Shitted on Me for trying to Interview him without Permission… (But he still answered my question)
By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Some interviews are harder to land than others. It just doesn’t depend on the person, it depends on the time, place, and circumstances. Such was the case in my efforts
Read moreTony Abruscato Talks about his One-of-a-Kind Mobile Plant Truck in Chicago
By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Mobile businesses have become a staple in this country. Almost in any community, someone will put up on four wheels and sell you food, wash your car or groom your
Read moreBozoma Saint John talks about her Career Path, the Movie Harriet and Helping Others
By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Upon first sight of Bozoma Saint John, you may think that she is a model or an actress. The 43-year-old tall, beautiful and elegant appearance could probably translate into a
Read moreBTN Interview: Just Blaze Talks about Working with JAY Z and Rick Ross
By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer You would be hard-pressed to find a Hip Hop song that you like that wasn’t produced by Just Blaze. Over the last 20 years, he has produced songs for everybody
Read moreChicago McDonald’s Owner Talks Ownership through Hard Work and Giving Back to the Community
By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer On this day at a local McDonald’s on Chicago’s West Side, you can see a tall dark man in a blue shirt, moving around hastily. He was in the midst
Read moreHow Siddiqu the Personal Trainer is Starting a Revolution through Exercising
By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Siddiqu the Personal Trainer is no stranger to his clients making a New Year’s Resolution to join his class and start working out. However, he states instead of making a
Read moreBlack Truth News Interview with Young Chop
By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Before the rise of Chief Keef, Chicago didn’t have a distinctive identity within the Hip Hop community. Yes, there were legendary veterans like Twista and Common who help put the
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