Show Archive

Lots of funk and jazz drenched beats as Professor Groove runs things

Deep funk, chill hip-hop, and blistering breaks served up by the Professor, plus a bonus platter of freestyles

Chill hip-hop, raw funk

Raw & soulful -- just as it should be when Rawsoul joins us on the 1 & 2s

Crunchy peanut butta beats

A heavy dose of the summatime late-night vibes

Smoldering beats for a warm summer night

All about the breaks -- bringin' it rough and tough

Nothin' but funky dope maneuvers

A funk drenched show with Smoked Meat Fax Machine joining Professor Groove on the decks

TO's Golden Disciples get wild on the mic, plus some uptempo funk and hip-hop doubles (abbreviated show)

Hip-hop a bit heavier than usual, funk all over the spectrum, and a little live flavor

This one pushes hard from beginning to end.

Rawsoul drops some soulful hip-hop, Professor Groove keeps the funk flavorful

A little of everything around the WeFunk style spectrum

Funding drive 2002 show 2, with more chaotic live flavor

Funding drive 2002 show 1, with lots of in-studio madness, freestyles, and hype beats and grooves.

A nice jazz funk-raw funk evolution in the first half, followed by a solid 90s hip-hop mix courtesy of the Cheeba Cheeba Kid.

Featuring a frenetic guest funk set by Son of Soul loaded with 70s/80s breaks.

J Sands and J Rawls (Lone Catalysts) drop by and J Sands blesses us with a 10 minute freestyle marathon.

The funk gets soulful, a JBs/PE sample moment, and some butta early 90s/late 80s hip-hop

Mmmm... funky hip-hop, heavy funk, freestyles... very tasty indeed.

Funk from rough to soulful, butta classic hip-hop, a brief discussion of hip-hop issues, and some new Mtl flavor.

Smoked Meat Fax Machine drops by with some funk and hip-hop. Professor Groove adds a little hip-hop and keeps his funk on the soulful tip.

Bumpin' and bangin'. Featuring an interview with DJ Egon.

That usual WeFunk musical mix, plus an interview with Phillip Lehman of Soul Fire Records.

Raw, Rugged, and Funky -- just how we like it. (Check show 220 for the DJ Egon interview that was supposed to be during this show)

2 hours of hip-hop skits, interludes, intros, and bonus beats.

DJ Static runs things solo with loads of hip-hop, classic and heavy breaks, and of course some nice WeFunk sample moments.

A double Gangstarr sample moment, and the usual mix of flava

Professor Groove plots a journey through breaks and jazzy, tripped out beats. DJ Static tosses in some hip-hop from wayyy back. Sound quality noticeably crunchy at times, unfortunately.

Professor Groove brings laid-back, uptempo, and electronic funk, DJ Static drops jazzy hip-hop and old-school beats.

Funk generally on the raw side. DJ Static shuffles acapellas and attacks with the funky scratch

Including a very inebriated freestyle by Bless. Sound quality is poor at times.

From smooth to rough, featuring freestyles and radio static.

Featuring an interview with DJ/producer Greyboy (Ubiquity). DJ Static lays down a couple WeFunk sample moments. The overall sound quality of this show is a little gritty at times.

Professor Groove digs out some breaks, DJ Static takes it from chill to experimental to classic

The usual WeFunk mix.

Funk mostly on the uptempo side, with raw, jazz-infused, and mellow flavors. DJ Static freakin' the usual funky hip-hop.

Some electronic funk, some harder funk, some older hip-hop, some newer hip-hop.

The usual mix, including some soulful and electronic funk along with hip-hop doubles and a WeFunk sample moment(tm)

Butta Beats blesses us with beats and rhymes in english and espanol

A 200th show celebration - a studio packed with MCs, beatboxers, and party people