John Morrison joins host Raina Douris

Hip-hop group Main Source were just teenagers when they put out their album Breaking Atoms in 1991. Correspondent John Morrison talks about how the group’s youth didn’t stop them from tackling heavy subjects like police brutality, and why the album is an unsung classic, on the Culture Corner.

Listen to the session here.



Today’s Playlist

Beach House “Zebra” Teen Dream

Main Source “Just Hangin’ Out” Breaking Atoms

Main Source “Large Professor” Breaking Atoms

Main Source “Live at the Barbecue” Breaking Atoms

Main Source “Looking At the Front Door” Breaking Atoms

De La Soul “Me Myself and I” 3 Feet High and Rising

Stevie Wonder “Golden Lady” Innervisions

Thee Sacred Souls “Easier Said Than Done” Thee Sacred Souls

Franz Ferdinand “Take Me Out” Franz Ferdinand

Courtney Barnett “Stay in Your Lane” (Single)

Courtney Barnett “History Eraser” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Kings of Leon “To Space” EP #2

The Cure “Friday I’m in Love” Wish

Haim “Relationships” I Quit

Medium Build “Last Time” (Single)

Hour Two

Phish “Waiting All Night” Fuego

Bob Weir “Blue Mountain” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Bob Weir “Lay My Lily Down” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Bob Weir “Gonesville” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Future Islands “Seasons” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Angel Olsen “Like I Used To (Featuring Sharon Van Etten)” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Feist “1234” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Keane “Sea Fog” Recorded Live for World Cafe

Kashus Culpepper “Believe” Act I

Kurt Vile “Jesus Fever” Smoke Ring for My Halo

Alex G “Afterlife” Headlights

Geese “Cobra” Getting Killed