Hip Hop pioneers are preserving its history

Chris 'Play' Martin of Kid n Play is among the hip-hop pioneers working to preserve the history of a movement that captured a nation. He has a documentary called " And I Danced " that highlights the stories of the dancers in our favorite music video like Madonna's "Vogue." Martin had joined with Compton's Marq "DJ Cli-n-tel" Hawkins lead singer of 'The World Class Wreckin Cru' (w/ Dr. Dre pre-NWA) and author of his autobiography. Both are part of building the Universal Hip Hop Museum in New York. On this episode, we hear from: Marq "DJ Cli-N-Tel" Hawkins - Hip Hop Artist, educator Christopher 'Play' Martin - Filmmaker, Kid n Play music artist Timothy Conley - Instructor of Digital Literacy at Los Angeles Film School Autiyana 'Auti Angel' Rivera - Entertainer Watch our video interview with Chris 'Play' Martin . Hosted by Christine Devine, FOX 11 News Note: This episode was recorded in March 2020, prior to the coronavirus lockdown.

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This episode is 41:05 long.

This episode was published on Nov 10, 2020.

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