In this episode, Jermaine kicks things off with a deep dive into the 2024 wine harvest season, uncovering the challenges winemakers are facing around the world—from unpredictable weather patterns to evolving vineyard practices. Get an insider’s look at what makes a successful harvest, and learn what “harvest” really means in the world of wine. Then, switches gears as he gives his thoughts on LL Cool J’s new album and what it means for the future of adult contemporary hip-hop. Whether you're a wine enthusiast, hip-hop fan, or both, this episode is packed with unique insights and discussions.

In this episode, The wolf of wine takes listeners on an immersive journey through the lyrics of his latest single, “Quintin Tarantino,” where wine references, metaphors, and personal stories blend seamlessly with hip-hop culture. Stone breaks down the song line-by-line, revealing how his passion for wine and his roots in hip-hop intersect, reflecting his rise from the Bronx to becoming a renowned voice in the wine world.

He offers a sneak peek into his new book with an in-depth analysis of the lyrics, showcasing how wine knowledge and hip-hop creativity come together in his unique narrative. This episode is perfect for wine enthusiasts, hip-hop fans, and anyone intrigued by the fusion of these two dynamic cultures. Don’t miss this exclusive exploration of “Quintin Tarantino” and its deeper connection to the larger wine and hip-hop landscape.

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This episode is being re-released due to a significant growth in the audience since its original airing. It falls under the classic material series, intended to familiarize the listeners with the guest, Jr Boss, ahead of an upcoming event in Alabama on August 23. This episode is particularly special as Jr Boss is The Wolf of Wine’s best friend, marking their first performance together. Additionally, The Wolf of Wine discusses his new book.

In this episode, The Wolf of Wine sits down with Montgomery, AL rapper and street legend Jr Boss. The conversation spans from their shared upbringing in The Bronx to Jr Boss's survival through life-threatening situations and time in prison. Jr Boss shares his story of perseverance through dark times, drawing a parallel between his journey and the resilience of old vines in winemaking, which endure rough vintages to produce greatness, just like Jr Boss.

Wine and Hip Hop podcast is back! In this episode, Jermaine Stone AKA The Wolf of Wine dives into a whirlwind of updates and achievements, from snagging an Emmy and James Beard Award nominations for the Tastemade hit series Street Somm, to the upcoming release of his new book and soundtrack that's set to take the summer by storm.

But that's not all! Get ready for an in-depth breakdown of the ongoing feud between two titans of the rap game, Drake and Kendrick Lamar. From dissecting the lyrical jabs to exploring the underlying tensions, we leave no stone unturned in this epic clash of hip hop giants.

And for our loyal fans, don't forget to check out the accompanying playlist, featuring all the tracks discussed in this episode, as well as a curated selection of the most legendary diss tracks of all time. Head over to www.wineandhiphop.com to download the playlist to stay in the loop.

And now for part 2..... Jermaine sits with Hip Hop legend Canibus to break down the different elements of complex raps to explain what complexity and wine mean. This is not just a podcast about wine. It’s a master class in how to write a dope rap, with significant insight on flow, metaphors, wordplay, and vocabulary with two masters at their craft. You would never think that Canibus was a classically trained clarinet player, by a conductor of the Philharmonic. but that was just one of the details. We learned in this interview. Whether a rap nerd or a wine nerd this is not one you want to miss.