T. Rodgers & Who Joins A Gang | MYTHS EXPOSED | Episode 7

T. Rodgers breaks down the difference between #education and #edutainment on #MythsExposed and details what the #Chicago native says is the pipeline from #Kindergarten to the #penitentiary. The #crisis management consultant and #Bloods #gang founder also explains the art of listening (to the disenfranchised), why people are afraid of a man who acts wisely, the line between a gang and an #organization, how to listen to your soul and why he says there are only three things in a gang.

Created by Daylan Williams
Written by Soren Baker
Shot & Edited by Daylan Williams

Executive Producers: Daylan Williams & Soren Baker
Producer: Steven Reissner

Filmed on location at 4kscreeningroom.com Podcast Studios

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Here's what some icons have to say about the book!!!

Ice-T: "Respect to Soren Baker for documenting the history of gangster rap in these pages. Some hate it. Some love it. But you can’t deny its brutal, hardcore honesty."

The D.O.C.: "History has so often been written by the victors, that you very rarely ever get the real story behind anything. So it’s really important to hear from the people that were there, which is exactly what Soren Baker shares in this book. He writes about it and he’s honest about it."

Xzibit: "Hip-hop changed the world. Gangster rap changed the narrative, and then changed the world again. Soren Baker has been a very integral part of documenting hip-hop on the West Coast for as long as I can remember. I don’t think anybody is more qualified to write this book."

Leslie “Big Lez” Segar: "Soren Baker has changed the perspective of gangster rap by putting his pen to paper. He has given hip-hop power, proven its potential, and made non-believers contemplate all of its possibilities. The truth in his writing leaves no stone unturned, something he's done again with The History of Gangster Rap. Soren doesn’t just champion hip-hop. He also reveals its flaws and its truths."