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Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  April 13, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- Foreign Dre pulls up to hold down In The Field Radio alongside Rapz, and if you don't know him yet, you're about to. Whether you caught him on the intro or heard Rapz spinnin’ his track "Running Man,” this episode gives you a deeper look at the man behind the music. Foreign Dre talks about his new single "Just An Aries," opens up about his work behind the camera, and breaks down the story behind his name change from Jefe Wit The Shot back to Foreign Dre. What made him switch it back? Tune in to find out. Then they hit the news together, breaking down two of hip-hop's biggest headlines: 🎤 Remy Ma drops an "On The Radar" freestyle and it’s giving she's not over the situation with Papoose and Claressa Shields.  🎲 Offset was shot outside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL, reportedly over a debt connected to Lil Tjay. It raises a bigger question: is gambling too accessible in hip-hop culture? Rapz also tackles the Rapid Fire Questions this week. Did he hold it down? Drop your take in the comments. Press play and get in the field. Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  March 23, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- Another episode of In The Field Radio is here, and Erin Boogie & Rapz are back with a packed recap of the weekend and everything moving in hip-hop culture. Rapz was on the set deejaying at Midnight Ferry, while Boogie pulled up to the D. Weathers & Simms listening party, sparking a conversation about the current state of the Hudson Valley music scene. In this week’s Release Roundup, the crew revisits Jack Harlow’s Monica and breaks down its replay value, and the reason people are still talking about it.  The news cycle didn’t disappoint: Chance The Rapper secures a legal victory over his former managerGunna files a lawsuit after allegedly being scammed out of $750K tied to an X Games performanceR.I.P. to Chuck NorrisJay-Z will celebrate anniversaries of Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint with two major shows at Yankee StadiumShyne pulls up to It Is What It IsThis week’s Unfiltered & Unqualified dives into a real-life dilemma: going home with a stranger without feeling guilty. Bring back kissing in the club! Spread some germs, people. Boogie & Rapz keep it honest with their advice, as always. Plus, Rapz shares a home barber mishap, and the episode wraps up with talk around the World Baseball Classic. If you’re into hip-hop culture, news, and unfiltered conversations, this is the podcast for you. Press play and get in the field. Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Happy St. Patrick’s Day from In The Field Radio! 🍀 This week, Erin Boogie and Rapz are back with another episode packed with hip-hop news, culture talk, and news you don’t want to miss. In the Release Roundup, the duo breaks down new music from Jack Harlow, Nas, Earl Sweatshirt, Denzel Curry, Strick, plus a new single from Chief Keef featuring Ian. They give their honest takes on what’s worth spinning and what’s not. The news this week is chaotic. Dwight Howard is making news after his wife Amy Luciani (Amber) went viral on Instagram Live with explosive allegations involving substance abuse and relationship drama. Howard has since denied the claims, ended the marriage, and stepped away from basketball. Meanwhile, Rihanna’s Los Angeles home became the center of a shocking incident involving a shooting leading to attempted murder charges. Boogie and Rapz react to the situation and go off on a tangent about what jobs are like behind bars. The episode also takes a moment to pay respect to DJ Lord Sear, honoring his impact and legacy in the culture. In this week’s Unfiltered & Unqualified, things get messy. What starts as a request for advice quickly turns into a full-blown confession involving infidelity, family betrayal, deployment, and an STD. It’s a lot. The hosts unpack it all. Then they turn their attention to stereotypes in modern relationships. If you’re looking for real talk, hip-hop, and funny conversations that go left quickly, then this is the podcast for you. Press play and get in the field. 🎙️🔥 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  March 9, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- Erin Boogie and Rapz are back with another episode of In The Field Radio, and this week the hosts were definitely side-questin’ heavy before diving into the biggest hip-hop headlines, new music, and industry conversations. 🎙️ Boogie kicked the week off by stepping outside her hip-hop bubble and hitting a hardcore show, while Rapz experienced a unique spin on the classics by catching ’90s hip-hop performed with live strings. This sets the tone for a conversation about different genres and live performances.  Release Roundup: New Hip-Hop & R&B Drops This week’s Release Roundup features major new music from some of the biggest names in hip-hop and R&B. 50 Cent dropped the theme song for Power: Origins, taking lyrical shots at T.I. and his family.The Queens legend also linked with Max B for a new track that had the internet talking.Other notable drops came in the form of a Ty Dolla $ign album and Atlanta’s Travis Porter teaming up with super-producer Mike WiLL Made-It.Meanwhile, fans of melodic rap got a posthumous collaboration from Juice WRLD and Marshmello.Baby Keem’s Surprise NYC Show The internet went crazy when Baby Keem announced a last-minute surprise concert in New York City. After posting a link on X (formerly Twitter), the show sold out almost instantly. Keem ran through records from his new album Ca$ino while also performing fan favorites like “Orange Soda,” “Stats,” “trademark usa,”  and “MOSHPIT.” He even paused the show to premiere the video for “Good Flirts.” Rapz and Boogie reflect on how moments like this feel reminiscent of the pre-COVID era. Goldie Gets “In The Field” Rising singer Goldie also pulled up to get In The Field this week to talk about her new project It’s Me Again. She discusses: Collaborating with Don Q on “I’m A Problem”Performing with Big Spanish on On The Radar RadioBuilding her sound with producer Carl MartinSince the episode dropped during Women's History Month, Goldie also opened up about the challenges women face in the music industry, how hard it can be to speak up and be heard. She closed the interview by shouting out the woman who had the biggest impact on her life. From surprise concerts and new music releases to real conversations about the industry, this episode covers everything happening in hip-hop culture right now. Press play and get in the field. 🎧 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  March 2, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- This week on In The Field Radio, Erin Boogie and Rapz are back with another episode packed with hip-hop news, album reviews, and an exclusive artist interview. In this week’s Release Roundup, the duo breaks down the new album ‘Ca$ino’ from Baby Keem, plus brand-new singles from Nav and Mavado. They also question the timing of Desus Nice stepping back into the spotlight. The conversation gets extra spicy when Boogie and Rapz react to the scandalous revelations from the America's Next Top Model documentary currently streaming on Netflix. And if Boogie sends you a picture of Tyra Banks, just know she isn’t taking any accountability for her actions. Later in the episode, the hosts sit down with Yonkers emcee Iman Nunez for an in-depth interview about his new singles “bed-stuy baby” and “want ur luv.” The conversation dives into the evolving music industry landscape, including the importance of music videos vs. performance platforms, why New York hip-hop is having a moment, and how Iman helped put together an On The Radar cypher that rivals the the XXL Freshman Class. If you’re looking for hip-hop culture commentary, music industry insight, artist interviews, and the latest rap releases, this episode delivers. Press play and get in the field. This is one you don’t want to miss. 🎙️🔥 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  February 16, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- Fresh off Valentine’s Day weekend, Erin Boogie and Rapz are back with another unfiltered episode of In The Field Radio, covering everything from love to hip-hop headlines. Erin shares her night out seeing Valiant live, while Rapz breaks down deejaying at House of Birria and the annual struggle of balancing romance with NBA All-Star Weekend. With All-Star Weekend and Valentine’s Day colliding yet again, the duo debates whether the new format is actually working and if it’s time to bring back traditional game jerseys. They also react to GloRilla popping out during the festivities and unpack the messy family drama spilling into the public eye. A heartfelt moment comes as the hosts say rest in peace to James Van Der Beek, leading into a deeper conversation about how different cultures handle grief and mourning. 🎧 Release Roundup This week’s new music discussion is packed: A Boogie wit da Hoodie drops “Before Artistry”Nipsey Hussle releases “Reckless” with Bino Rideaux, with rumors of a summer project on the wayWaka Flocka Flame drops a new project and sparks backlash after performing at a MAGA eventForeign Dre delivers “Dog Days,” while Rapz keeps spinning “Running Man”D. Weathers sets the Valentine’s vibe with “Wrote You This Letter”In Unfiltered & Unqualified, a listener writes in asking for advice because she no longer likes her boyfriend, and doesn’t know what to do. It’s awkward, it’s real, and it’s the kind of honest conversation the show is known for. Elsewhere in trending topics: Sexyy Red flips Michael Jackson’s “Beat It,” and the internet is not impressed. Meanwhile, Cardi B is going back and forth on X with the Department of Homeland Security because in 2026, nothing surprises us anymore. From Valentine’s Day drama and NBA All-Star debates to hip-hop culture, new music reviews, relationship advice, and viral controversies, In The Field Radio delivers another episode packed with hip-hop news, pop culture commentary, music industry insight, and unfiltered opinions. Stream, subscribe, and join the conversation. Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  February 9, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- This week on In The Field Radio, Rapz and Erin Boogie jump straight into J. Cole’s highly anticipated album ‘The Fall-Off’ and neither of them made it through the entire project in one sitting. The duo gives their unfiltered opinion and breaks down what they heard from the project. They also debate the art of the old-school album rollout. With J. Cole channeling his early grind by selling CDs out of the trunk of his Honda Civic, and Cardi B famously selling CDs to fans on the NYC subway, are grassroots rollouts making a comeback in today’s streaming era? Is selling nostalgia the new marketing strategy in hip-hop? In this week’s hip-hop news and trending headlines: RIP to DJ Young Slade, son of Lil Jon.The Super Bowl may have been underwhelming, but the Benito Bowl was a whole different story.Bad Bunny delivered what might be the greatest Super Bowl halftime production we’ve ever seen.Central Cee’s 12-year sneaker collection was reportedly stolen from a storage unit.The duo also taps into conversations around the Olympic Winter Games and the global spotlight on sports and culture.In this week’s Unfiltered & Unqualified, Boogie and Rapz tackle workplace attraction. Thinking about dating a colleague? Their advice is simple: don’t do it. They break down why mixing business with pleasure can get messy fast. From hip-hop album reviews and music industry marketing strategies to Super Bowl halftime analysis, celebrity news, and relationship advice, In The Field Radio brings raw, witty, culture-driven commentary every week. Press play and get in the field. 🎙️ Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  February 2, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- This week on In the Field Radio, Erin Boogie and Rapz tap in with a packed episode 🌍🎙️ The duo recap the Grammys, break down J. Cole’s freestyles, and debate what to expect from his upcoming release 'The Fall-Off.' A$AP Rocky makes noise with a #1 debut moving 123K units, while we pause to honor Houston legend Michael “5000” Watts 🕊️. Plus, Kanye West takes out a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal to issue an apology and announce an album. But is it sincere reflection or rollout strategy? 👀 And in producer drama, Chad Hugo is suing Pharrell Williams over royalties. This week’s Unqualified & Unfiltered gets a solid three frying pans out of five 🍳🍳🍳 (iykyk) as the duo tackles what happens when the feelings fade… but are they even together?  Boogie also sits down with Brooklyn’s own Krazy Dee for a powerful conversation about his single “Player No More,” navigating life after losing both parents, his viral “Drill Gospel” moment, and performing overseas in Ghana. Real talk, real growth, don’t miss this one. Press play and get in the field. 🎧🔥 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  January 19, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- Happy birthday to In The Field’s own Erin Boogie! 🥳 And yes, the squad came prepared with a loaded episode this week. Rapz & Boogie kick things off with A$AP Rocky’s 'Don’t Be Dumb' to lead this week’s Release Roundup, and yeah… that Drake diss definitely gets some side-eye. They also run through new drops from NBA YoungBoy, Wiz Khalifa, and Lexa Gates. The two debate if Queen Key’s 'Hard' album cover pays homage to Lil Kim’s 'Hard Core' or is it just straight-up biting? Elsewhere in hip-hop news, T.I. tried his hand at stand-up comedy, and Rapz was absolutely not impressed. Stick to podcasting, my guy. Ludacris backs out of a Kid Rock event amid backlash, Jay-Z gets awarded $120K in attorney fees after a paternity case gets dismissed, and Kai Cenat announces a pivot into fashion as he steps back from streaming. It’s messy. It’s hilarious. It’s very much on brand. Press play and get in the field. 🎙️🔥 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  January 12, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- This week on In The Field Radio, Erin Boogie & Rapz run the full-court press on a stacked Release Roundup: A$AP Rocky’s “Punk Rocky,” Chief Keef’s “Harry Potter,” and Diplo, d00mscrvll & Kodak Black’s “Loitering,” plus the arrival of Coke Wave 3.5: Narcos from Max B and French Montana. The duo talks Tsu Surf’s upcoming release and debates whether he’ll hit the ground running like Max B, welcomes Fetty Wap home, and Rapz shares a wholesome viral moment from behind the DJ booth. Meanwhile, Daniel Stern was definitely not trying to be Home Alone (yes, that pun was intended), and the crew debates the Stranger Things finale. Is it really the end? They also look ahead to Governors Ball, especially with Rocky setting the tone for a multi-genre lineup that includes Baby Keem, Kali Uchis, and more. Plus, Stove God Cooks wants Jay-Z’s help getting out of his deal… Free Stove God! Unfiltered & Unqualified takes a dark (and slightly funky) turn this week, as the duo sends well wishes to someone battling a serious odor issue and hopes for a positive update. Press play and get in the field. 🎙️ Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  January 5, 2026 on 91.3FM WVKR- Happy New Year from Erin Boogie and Rapz! 🎉 The crew wastes no time getting right into the Stranger Things finale, which had the internet in a chokehold after its New Year’s Eve debut. This week’s headlines are messy in all the right ways: Drake and Adin Ross are hit with a class action lawsuit over allegedly promoting an illegal online casino and artificially inflating Drake’s streams. Lil Novi and North West drop a record together, and we love to see young hip-hop royalty linking up. Is North really following in her father’s footsteps? Things take a darker turn as Stefon Diggs faces felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault charges after facing allegations from his personal chef over a wage dispute. Meanwhile, Offset goes viral after Celina Powell posts a video of him sleeping and claims they made a tape together, and yes, they’ve got history. On a brighter note, shoutout to @Hattossking — 845 stand up! The duo shows love to a local creator making waves with Boston rapper Millyz. And in Unfiltered & Unqualified, things get real when Rapz reads a letter from the wife of a previous listener… and both hosts agree communication is key. Press play and get in the field. 🎙️🔥 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  December 29, 2025 on 91.3FM WVKR- It’s a wrap on 2025. Erin Boogie and Rapz hit rewind on a wild year in the field — the interviews that mattered, the artists that set the tone, and Rapz officially clocking in as part of the show. From sit-downs with Zeddy Will, Stunna Sandy, Honey Bxby, Fergie Baby, Don Q, Wyll Power, Colarte, and Suzi, to spinning joints from Ovi Jozi, Javontothe.m, Foreign Dre, plus you know we have Colarte and Wyll Power in heavy rotation — this year was fully active. The duo breaks down their favorite projects of 2025, and Boogie comes prepared with five albums, while Rapz was not really runnin’ anything back. Still, they find common ground with Clipse’s Let God Sort ’Em Out taking the crown. And you know they couldn’t end the year without some Unfiltered & Unqualified advice, because let’s be real, that’s what y’all really came for. Big love to the listeners who kept In the Field Radio moving all year long. None of this happens without you. Press play and get in the field. 🎙️🔥 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  December 22, 2025 on 91.3FM WVKR- Slow release week, but Max B drops Public Domain 7: The Purge and finally sounds like the Wave we’ve been waiting on. Rapz connects some very suspicious dots and asks, could EsDeeKid secretly be Timothée Chalamet? Snoop Dogg levels up to Team USA’s first-ever Honorary Coach for the 2026 Winter Olympics. A$AP Rocky links with Tim Burton for the Don’t Be Dumb artwork, and Hot 97 keeps flipping the script with three new Atlanta-based cohosts. Unfiltered & Unqualified gets extra messy as the duo breaks down emotional unavailability, post-breakup confusion, and whether some relationships are really fixable, or is it just familiar?  No industry fluff. No safe takes. Straight from the field. Press play🎙️🔥 Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  December 15, 2025 on 91.3FM WVKR- This week on In the Field Radio, Boogie and Rapz are back with another stacked Release Roundup. They tap in with Nas & DJ Premier’s Light Year, Boogie is hype over Armanii’s The Impact, and Rapz checks for new drops from Conway The Machine and 21 Savage. Not everything hits, though, and the duo keeps it real about Max B’s collab with French Montana. Are they wildin’? Slide in the DMs and let us know. Rapz takes a moment to geek out over John Cena’s retirement. The conversation shifts to what’s heating up on TV. Can Netflix really handle big-budget productions? And are y’all locked into Stranger Things and Welcome to Derry? The media world gets shaken up once again as Ebro, Peter Rosenberg, and Laura Stylez exit Hot 97. Funk Flex is holding down mornings for now, but how long will that last? By popular demand, Unfiltered & Unqualified makes its return. Boogie and Rapz tackle a listener question about whether he crossed the line with a female he was feelin', and there is no filter when it comes to the answer. The two also break down their New Year’s resolutions and what they’re leaving behind. Press play and get in the field. 🎙️ Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$

Send us Fan Mail Air Date:  December 8, 2025 on 91.3FM WVKR- It’s the triumphant return of He Was Freaky, He Got Caught, Did He Do It, Did He Not? Erin Boogie and Rapz jump straight in with a deep dive into Netflix’s Sean Combs: The Reckoning. In this week’s Release Roundup, they run through Lil Baby’s The Leaks, which is in full rotation, especially the Lowso-produced standout “Violation.” Max B’s “No More Tricks” didn’t hit for either host, but the excitement is real as the Wave touches down in Poughkeepsie on December 26 at The Academy. And Boogie? She’s locked in on Millyz  Blood In The Water 2. Meanwhile, Cardi B stepped out snatched for Stefon Diggs’ 32nd birthday, and Rapz can’t help but ask why nobody is questioning if Diggs has more babies on the way? Press play and get in the field. Support the show Follow In the Field Radio here. Follow Erin Boogie here. Follow Rapz here. In the Field Radio intro by Foreign Dre and produced by Rich Morri$