The Ride With ChuckDiesal

09/04/2026

Freedom Thursday went all Chicago, moving from Chaka Khan and R&B into classic Hip Hop, Drill and the city’s modern rap sound before closing with Terry Hunter and Ron Trent. Soul, R&B, Hip Hop, Drill and House, all different flavors, all rooted in one city.

This Freedom Thursday highlighted Chicago’s rich musical heritage, starting with Chaka Khan and progressing through R&B, Hip Hop, and ending in House music. Notable artists from various genres, including Kanye West, Chance the Rapper, and Terry Hunter, showcased the city’s diverse sound, connect...

09/04/2026

Africa Incorporated keeps it All Southern, moving through different cities, sounds and eras of Southern Hip Hop. Little Brother starts us smooth before T.I., OutKast, David Banner, Hot Boys, Mike Jones, Master P, Rick Ross, Ludacris, Gucci Mane and more let the South speak for itself.

The latest edition of Africa Incorporated showcased the rich diversity of Southern Hip Hop, featuring artists from various regions. From North Carolina’s Little Brother to New Orleans’ Hot Boys and Houston’s Mike Jones, the show highlighted distinct sounds and cultural connections within the S...

09/02/2026

Prince opened a loaded New Music Tuesday before Erykah Badu & The Alchemist led us through soul, electronic music, Deep House, Amapiano and Afro House. Hour two brought Busta & Dilla, CZARFACE with Tom Hardy, Kool Keith, Fat Joe, E-40 and a serious collection of new Hip Hop.

New Music Tuesday featured a diverse lineup, starting with Prince and Erykah Badu, followed by various soulful artists. The second hour focused on Hip Hop, highlighting Busta Rhymes and J Dilla, unexpected collaborations like CZARFACE with Tom Hardy, and E-40’s new quadruple album. Overall, it sho...

09/01/2026

New music opens the door before Africa Incorporated turns into an all Hip Hop affair. Erykah Badu, The Alchemist, Hieroglyphics and Busta Rhymes lead into Fabolous, Jadakiss, Dipset and a run through the Roc A Fella sound of the 2000s.

This edition of Africa Incorporated highlighted hip hop, beginning with Erykah Badu’s collaboration with The Alchemist. The show featured tracks from Busta Rhymes, Jadakiss, and classic Roc-A-Fella hits, blending new music with nostalgic favorites. Ultimately, it celebrated the evolution and impac...

08/28/2026

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08/28/2026

Freedom Thursday began by honoring Dolly Parton and Motown songwriter Janie Bradford before the guitars took over. Motown gave way to Classic Rock, New Wave, Grunge, Alternative, Punk and Hard Rock, with Hendrix, Zeppelin, Nirvana, Rage Against the Machine, Living Colour and more.

Freedom Thursday started with a tribute to Dolly Parton and Motown, transitioning into a diverse musical journey through various genres. From Rock legends like Jimi Hendrix to the grunge sounds of Nirvana, the show showcased an array of artists including Eric Clapton, The Beastie Boys, and Rancid, c...

08/27/2026

Africa Incorporated goes back to the 80s for an hour packed with feel good Soul and R&B. Stevie Wonder, Patrice Rushen, René & Angela, Cherrelle, Chaka Khan, Whitney Houston, Al B. Sure!, Surface and more bring back records that became anthems from my childhood.

This edition of Africa Incorporated celebrated the feel-good essence of 80s Soul music, featuring hits from renowned artists like Stevie Wonder and Whitney Houston. The show evoked nostalgic memories associated with these songs, emphasizing the emotional connections they hold. It concluded with Soul...

08/25/2026

Cleo Sol set the tone for a soulful New Music Tuesday before R&B gave way to Afrobeats and Reggae. Hour two belonged to Hip Hop, with Rapsody delivering a dope LP and The Game taking album of the week, before Jungle, Riva Starr and Trinidadian Deep changed the temperature to close.

Cleo Sol returns with a vibrant New Music Tuesday, featuring “Sweet Thing” and the title track from her latest album, “Gentlewoman.” The show highlights diverse genres, including R&B, Afrobeats, Reggae, and Hip Hop, with notable tracks from artists like Beenie Man and The Game. The eclectic ...

08/24/2026

Africa Incorporated goes deep into House music with Soul, Jazz, Gospel and spiritual grooves at the foundation. Chicago runs heavily through the journey as Trinidadian Deep, Roy Davis Jr., Terry Hunter, Ron Trent, Vick Lavender, Anthony Nicholson and more let the House breathe.

Today’s Africa Incorporated focused on exploring the depths of House music, emphasizing groove, musicianship, and soul rather than speed or loudness. Curating tracks from influential artists, the show highlighted the intersection of House, Jazz, Soul, and Gospel, allowing the music to evolve natur...