Here it is the final episode of Collector's Testimony. I couldn’t think of a better way to finishing up this podcast other than by featuring a person who has done so much for Australian Hip Hop culture and has brought out so many memorable tours down under. 

 I am indeed talking about Trent Roden who has been responsible for bringing out the likes of Company Flow, MF DOOM, Ugly Duckling, Deltron 3030, and many others. I personally will never forget the KRS ONE tour in 2012 when the teacher graced our shores after a month at sea. 

It was a pleasure to get to ask Trent questions about his experiences over the years and the movements that he has been responsible for over a 30 year career. 

During our meeting we spoke about event planning and management, Hip Hop, his career, his current venture focusing on HipHoptoyz and also the upcoming Souls of Mischief show happening later this week. 

This is an episode that has a lot of information in it and will leave you with a deep appreciation for the work that Trent has been involved with.

For this months episode,  I was fortunate enough to sit down with Sinks for an interview.

 Sinks has been an incredibly consistent emcee throughout the years and he has released many dope projects alongside various great producers. His latest vinyl released  through Milesago features Cashno on the beat, Sinks of the Rhymes and Wallzee on the cuts. 

 We went into quite a lot of detail about the new release and we spoke about numerous other topics which include: AI technology, Hip Hop culture and everything else Sinks related.

In my opinion Aye One released one of the best releases to come out of this country this year and it was a very entertaining sit down with him to say the least. 

 Throughout the whole interview we spoke about television, pop culture, Hip Hop, and we managed to talk about The A1 Station in some detail and have an inside look into the creation of the album.

 This interview is unlike any of the others on this podcast so far as it is jam packed with plenty of Simpson references and animated behaviour that nicely compliments the tone of The A1 Station.