The accomplished jazz keyboardist joins Stretch & Bobbito to talk about his early music memories and why he's trying to get more young people into jazz music.

The co-creator of Chappelle's Show joins Stretch and Bob for a conversation about his days as a comedy club doorman, PC culture and his new stand-up tour "Here We Go."

Writer, curator and activist Kimberly Drew talks about her earliest art memories, what she learned by working at The Met and why art needs to be much more accessible.

The writer/director of Mid90s joins Stretch & Bobbito about directing his first film, how hip-hop influenced his life and seeing LL Cool J in concert when he was 13 years old.

Ad-Rock and Mike D talk about their new book, their transition from punk rockers to hip-hop royalty and mourning the loss of Adam Yauch.

The Guatemalan singer/songwriter joins Stretch & Bobbito to talk about the ups and downs of navigating the music industry as an independent artist and what she's doing to help victims of the Volcán de Fuego disaster in her home country.

The accomplished Italian chef talks about the early days of his restaurant Osteria Francescana and why he believes that, "In 2018, a chef is more than the sum of his recipes."

Marketing guru Bozoma Saint John talks about her Ghanian roots, working with Spike Lee and why she's helping Papa John's re-brand.

Singer and emcee Maimouna Youssef on her childhood in Baltimore, her Native American roots, and how she learned to rap.

One of the world's greatest rappers talks writing rhymes as a teen, hip-hop as education, and how childhood trauma motivated him to succeed.

One of the world's greatest rappers talks writing rhymes as a teen, hip-hop as education, and how childhood trauma motivated him to succeed.

Pioneering model/activist Bethann Hardison on her life and work in the New York fashion industry.

Graphic novelist Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez on Puerto Rican pride, history and his superhero La Borinqueña.

Legendary emcee Rakim joins Stretch and Bobbito for a look at his iconic career and life.

Musician Lenny Kravitz talks with Stretch & Bobbito about his formative years in New York, his experience growing up biracial and sharing the stage with Aretha Franklin.

Enigmatic singer/songwriter Erykah Badu joins Stretch & Bobbito for a freewheeling conversation about her daily visit to "the five doctors," how she became a certified doula, her desire to try stand-up comedy and her getting critiqued by Prince.

The legendary duo Stretch and Bobbito are back for season 2 of What's Good! The first episode launches on Wednesday, August 15th, featuring an interview with Erykah Badu.

Collins joins the hosts to talk about his new album, how James Brown saved his life, and the right way to funk people up

The world famous tattoo and graffiti artist joins the hosts live from Los Angeles to talk about the unique cast of characters that shaped him as an artist, translating his signature style onto Nikes, and what it was like to tattoo Kanye West.