From Puffy to Dre, he’s been hired-jacked-xeroxed all over the board. Now K-Def’s telling you what’s wrong with hip hop and how he’s gonna fix it.

We hip hop heads deserve more than a “hip hop is dead” debate, so do yourself a favor with this new “Talkin’ All That Jazz” episode: as usual, jewels are on the menu, only this time, it’s “The Jazz” who has a say.

A bass player for Galt MacDermont (and also Roy Ayers, Bobbi Humphrey, BB King) and a diggers favorite, Wilber “Bad” Bascomb recalls the moment when, entering Jimi Hendrix’s studio, he saw the whole world coming to an end.

A spin-off to “Lookin4Galt,” “Synthetic Substitution” tells the story of a crucial moment in music history: the death of a scene and the birth of what we now call electronic music.

He produced for B.I.G., Jay-Z, and Nas. A (chosen) few know his face. It’s Saturday midnight in the BX, and you’re about to meet Buckwild.

Enjoy the second installment of “Talkin All That Jazz” with special guest Pete Rock as he talks about his work on “Watch The Throne,” the late great J Dilla and his cousin, Heavy D. You already know that nobody reminisces like the Soul Brother.

A documentary look at legendary composer Galt MacDermot of “Hair” and the man sampled into hip-hop lore over the last two decades.

“Think B.I.G.” is a mini-series that portrays five hip hop creators who have deeply impacted the culture. Our 3rd episode features film director Rik Codero, the NY native, who pioneered the landscape of independent hip hop music, combining guerilla-style filmmaking techniques with savvy internet marketing.

If you missed “Think B.I.G.” #1 with Chi Modu and #2 with Alchemist, you can check them out here.

“Think B.I.G.” portrays 5 Hip Hop creators who have impacted the culture. This week, super-producer Alchemist teaches the truth : Start small, but start.

Gasface Presents their new mini-series entitled “Think B.I.G.” – Images Can Be Louder Than Words. After their great “New York Minute” series and hinting at their upcoming Lookin4Galt film, “Think B.I.G.” surely will be another great mini-series that highlights some of today’s best players of our culture.

Today, enjoy the first episode of Think B.I.G. featuring legendary hip hop photographer, Chi Modu, who’s taken some of Pac and Biggie’s most memorable photos for The Source Magazine.