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Poetry 4 The Streets

Welcome to "Poetry 4 the Streets," a powerful podcast hosted by the prolific writer, Iz Watt. Join us as we delve into the raw and unfiltered world of urban poetry, where the asphalt meets the rhythm of the heart and the struggles of the hood find their voice.In each episode,…

Podcast · By Iz watt · American English · Official site

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Sep 13, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Art Ain't Dangerous No More (opens the original)

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    Poetry 4 The Streets is where hip hop meets scholarship, culture, and real conversation. Hosted by Amazin Grace and Iz Watt, this podcast explores the poetry behind the bars, taking listeners beyond the beat to uncover the meaning, message, and impact of some of hip hop's most memorable lyrics. Each week, Amazin Grace and Iz Watt select songs from legendary pioneers, underground lyricists, and today's artists, breaking down metaphors, storytelling, rhyme schemes, symbolism, social commentary, an

  2. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Kanye The Black Skinhead (opens the original)

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    Poetry 4 The Streets is where hip hop meets scholarship, culture, and real conversation. Hosted by Amazin Grace and Iz Watt, this podcast explores the poetry behind the bars, taking listeners beyond the beat to uncover the meaning, message, and impact of some of hip hop's most memorable lyrics. Each week, Amazin Grace and Iz Watt select songs from legendary pioneers, underground lyricists, and today's artists, breaking down metaphors, storytelling, rhyme schemes, symbolism, social commentary, an

  3. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Rick Fake Ross (opens the original)

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    Poetry 4 The Streets is where hip hop meets scholarship, culture, and real conversation. Hosted by Amazin Grace and Iz Watt, this podcast explores the poetry behind the bars, taking listeners beyond the beat to uncover the meaning, message, and impact of some of hip hop's most memorable lyrics. Each week, Amazin Grace and Iz Watt select songs from legendary pioneers, underground lyricists, and today's artists, breaking down metaphors, storytelling, rhyme schemes, symbolism, social commentary, an

  4. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Lauryn Hill Never Lost One (opens the original)

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    Poetry 4 The Streets is where hip hop meets scholarship, culture, and real conversation. Hosted by Amazin Grace and Iz Watt, this podcast explores the poetry behind the bars, taking listeners beyond the beat to uncover the meaning, message, and impact of some of hip hop's most memorable lyrics. Each week, Amazin Grace and Iz Watt select songs from legendary pioneers, underground lyricists, and today's artists, breaking down metaphors, storytelling, rhyme schemes, symbolism, social commentary, an

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Future Of Music Is Death (opens the original)

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    Poetry 4 The Streets is where hip hop meets scholarship, culture, and real conversation. Hosted by Amazin Grace and Iz Watt, this podcast explores the poetry behind the bars, taking listeners beyond the beat to uncover the meaning, message, and impact of some of hip hop's most memorable lyrics. Each week, Amazin Grace and Iz Watt select songs from legendary pioneers, underground lyricists, and today's artists, breaking down metaphors, storytelling, rhyme schemes, symbolism, social commentary, an

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