8-1-Show

Sapo started Vehicle City Social in Flint 8 weeks ago and is determined to break the stigma that is associated with marijuana.

Vonta Grayy has been busy in the studio and is set to drop not one, but two mixtapes before 2017 ends.

If you ever needed motivation from a rapper who truly started from the bottom, you look at Cliff Mac.

Flint's Anthony Dirrell doesn't just think he's one of the best boxers in the world, he has a record to prove it and is ready to reclaim the WBC Super Middleweight Title.

Flint's Mani Mula and June stopped by the Club 937 studio to discuss their upcoming battles, Flint battle rap culture, and more on the 8-1-Show.

Nino Tarintino and Charlie Major go indepth about their brand 'Family And Money' and want to let the city know that F.A.M.E. isn't just an apparel brand.

Flint's Prime already dropped his project 'Prime Example 2' earlier this Summer, and says his next project is set to be available on Thanksgiving.

When you think of the Flint music scene, you think about street music. Music that describes the city and what is going on inside Flint. Imagine And Tobe Malcolm are ready to change the image of the Flint music scene with a more alternative look and music that has a true message.

Eagle Life Greene stopped by the Club 937 studio to talk Off The Muscle 2, battle rap, supporting other artists in Flint, and more on the 8-1-Show.

The Flint rap battle scene has been blowing up lately thanks to events like Mayhem and Double Take, but Pollo Creed wants to make it clear that he's one of the originators of the Flint rap battle culture.

Two of Flint's biggest names stopped by for the 8-1-Show and talked about their craft and share what makes Flint such an unique place to come from.

Flint's Buc Hollinsworth is not only a true lyricist, but someone who fully supports the rap scene in the city. From attending other Flint artists events, to sharing music videos and projects, Hollinsworth says its time for everyone to embrace one another and stop fighting.