MC Jahi's guest appearances

MC Jahi

Hip Hop African Podcast

The Process of Hip Hop

This; That; and The Third

Ben Merlis

Gerrick Kennedy

Sho Baraka

Mohamed Benloulou

Reggie Rockstone

Ghanaian Hiplife

Laura Lora

Yugen Blakrok

Kanyi Mavi

Nazlee Saif

Klein Fortuin

Keur Gui

Quentin Williams

Abena Rockstar

Lola Monroe

OwlTail

The HHAP's conversation with Jahi from Enemy Radio. This episode features MC Jahi, who is a member of Enemy Radio with Chuck D, DJ Lord &amp; S1W's. He is also an MC, a DJ and an educator. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Jahi launched his professional career in 1999 as the opening artist for a show that was headlined by Public Enemy at the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame. Soon after, he connected with Chuck D and has since worked with him on several projects. Jahi is also an educator, who has worked in K-12, university, and community classroom settings.In this interview we spoke about his life leading up to his 1999 performance, and the work he has done since then, including his recent album Forward Future. He recently traveled to Ghana, and is planning to expand his collaborations in Africa. As an artist whose perspective is grounded in hip hop as a Pan African expression, as a platform for Pan African dialogue, we wanted to expand the conversations we typically have on this podcast. There is definitely a desire to highlight and support further connections between African and Diaspora artists.For more information about his music, please check out his link tree. Jahi is also on Instagram and Twitter 

The HHAP's conversation with Jahi from Enemy Radio. This episode features MC Jahi, who is a member of Enemy Radio with Chuck D, DJ Lord &amp; S1W's. He is also an MC, a DJ and an educator. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Jahi launched his professional career in 1999 as the opening artist for a show that was headlined by Public Enemy at the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame. Soon after, he connected with Chuck D and has since worked with him on several projects. Jahi is also an educator, who has worked in K-12, university, and community classroom settings.In this interview we spoke about his life leading up to his 1999 performance, and the work he has done since then, including his recent album Forward Future. He recently traveled to Ghana, and is planning to expand his collaborations in Africa. As an artist whose perspective is grounded in hip hop as a Pan African expression, as a platform for Pan African dialogue, we wanted to expand the conversations we typically have on this podcast. There is definitely a desire to highlight and support further connections between African and Diaspora artists.For more information about his music, please check out his <a href="https://linktr.ee/configa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">link tree</a>. Jahi is also on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mcjahi/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/HipHopEducate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>

HHAP: Episode 54: A conversation with MC Jahi from Enemy Radio

Episode 8, Check out the interview with Hip Hop veteran MC Jahi. Jahi is an artist, a DJ, lecturer and member of Public Enemy 2.0. 

Episode 8, Check out the interview with Hip Hop veteran MC Jahi. Jahi is an artist, a DJ, lecturer and member of Public Enemy 2.0.

Episode 8, MC Jahi, member of PE 2.0