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Join us for a fresh drop where we dive into movement, culture, and creative expression. Whether it’s a battle breakdown, a cipher reaction, or a legacy moment, this episode brings clarity, insight, and energy. 📺 Watch on YouTube: The Trades – Latest Episode 🎧 Listen on Spotify: Search The Trades and tune in.

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This week on The Trades, we sit down with Curt Rage, a This Bboy whose journey flips the usual narrative. Curt’s not chasing highlight reels—he’s documenting the grind, the doubt, and the discipline it takes to keep showing up. His series Road to 100 Losses is a masterclass in emotional honesty and creative resilience. 📺 Watch his full video archive on ⁠Curt Rage’s YouTube channel⁠ 📧 Contact: [email protected]📸 IG: @curt_rage

ProfoWon sits down with filmmaker Trevor Banks—the mind behind Give the Drummer Some, a documentary honoring Clyde Stubblefield, the iconic yet overlooked drummer whose rhythms shaped the DNA of hip-hop and funk.From sound to storytelling, legacy to justice, this episode unpacks the beat behind the movement—and the movement behind the beat.🎧 Don’t miss this powerful exchange. 📲 Follow @profo_flgz for more conversations that move the culture. 🔗 Watch now: YouTube#TheTradesPodcast #ProfoWon #TrevorBanks #GiveTheDrummerSome #ClydeStubblefield #HipHopHistory #FunkLegend #CulturalLegacy #MusicDocumentary #CreativeVoices #UnderratedGenius #BreakCulture #BboyPerspective #StreetArtistry #NarrativePower #ProfoFlgz #FromBeatsToTruth

Profowon interviews the the medalist of the Las Vegas Super Regional The National AAU Breaking League is working to elevate breaking as a competitive sport, with local leagues leading to regional qualifiers and the AAU Junior Olympic Games

Profowon interviews Moncell Durden Moncell Durden is a dance educator, choreographer, ethnographer, embodied historian, and author. He is an Associate Professor of Practice at the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance. Durden specializes in Afro-kinetic memory and teaches hip-hop, jazz, improvisation, locking, house, and authentic jazz. He has been a member of Mop Top Crew and Rennie Harris Puremovement, two pioneering hip-hop dance groups. His book, Beginning Hip-Hop Dance, is part of the Human Kinetics Interactive Dance Series

Profowon and FeverOne have a conversation about Hiphop Fever One, also known as is a Bboy and DJ originally from Seattle, Washington. He relocated to New York City in 1997 and eventually joined the legendary Rock Steady Crew. Fever One is known for his 'gunzblazin' style, which he developed while studying with his mentors Icey Ice and Lil' Lep of the New York City Breakers. His journey into breaking began when he was inspired by a popping battle in Seattle's Central District at the age of 10. Over the years, he became a member of various crews, including the Grand Master Breakers and Seattle Circuit Breakers, performing at major events like the Seattle Car Show and Bumbershoot Festival. Fever One has also worked extensively with youth, teaching hip-hop culture and dance to at-risk children

​ @Profow0n  interviews  @officialtaboo  from the  @BlackEyedPeas  Taboo is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, actor, and DJ, best known as a member of the Black Eyed Peas. Mexican and Shoshone heritage.Beyond music, Taboo is also an activist and author, advocating for Indigenous rights and celebrating his multicultural background. He has written a children’s book inspired by his journey of embracing his heritage.#profowon #blackeyedpeas #taboo #bboy #hiphop

ProfoWon interviews Bboy Kwickstep Kwikstep, also known as DJ KS 360, is a legendary figure in the global hip-hop community. He gained recognition in the 1980s and 1990s for his innovative footwork, explosive power moves, and charismatic presence on the dance floor. He played a pivotal role in shaping the New York breaking scene, witnessing its evolution from underground cyphers to mainstream competitions. His contributions have helped preserve the rich history of breaking while inspiring the next generation of dancers.

Profowon interviews Bboy Viazeen Viazeen, is a prominent figure in the Philadelphia breaking scene. He's not only a skilled b-boy but also a hip-hop artist, mentor, and educator. His contributions to the culture include teaching, performing, and participating in projects that highlight the Black contribution to breaking in Philadelphia. He also hosts a podcast called "Road Rap w/Viazeen83," where he engages in intriguing conversations with artists, professors, athletes, and more

Profowon, Sweet Lu, Kid Glyde and Eranetic talk about Breaking and the AAU AAU (Amateur Athletic Union). Breaking has gained recognition as a competitive sport, and organizations like AAU are helping to promote it, especially among youth. Recently, there have been events like the SoCal AAU Breaking competitions, showcasing talented young dancers in intense battles2. These events highlight the growing popularity of breaking as a sport and its integration into platforms like AAU.

Pluto-7 is a member of the legendary Breakin' crew known as The Bronx Boys (TBB). He is known for his contributions to the B-Boy culture and has shared his research on the history of breakin'.

ProfoWon Interviews Dj Rob Swift DJ Rob Swift is a renowned American hip-hop DJ and turntablist. He gained fame as a member of the legendary turntablist group, The X-Ecutioners, and has had a successful solo career as well2. Known for his innovative techniques and genre-blending style, Rob Swift has worked with artists like Linkin Park, Herbie Hancock, and Mike Patton He has released several solo albums, including The Ablist and Sound Event, showcasing his diverse production skills2. Rob Swift is also celebrated for his contributions to the art of turntablism and his efforts to push the boundaries of music using turntables as a creative tool

ProfoWon interviews bboy Roxrite B-Boy RoxRite, is a highly respected and accomplished Bboy. He moved to the United States at the age of six and grew up in Windsor, California1. RoxRite began breaking at the age of 12 and has since become a prominent figure in the breakdancing community. RoxRite has won over 100 titles in various competitions, including the prestigious Red Bull BC One in 2011. He is known for his precise and well-rounded style, which earned him the name "RoxRite," referring to how he always "rocks right". He is a member of several b-boy crews, including Renegades, Squadron, Break Disciples, and Red Bull BC One All-Stars.