For lucky episode number 13, Apollo goes in deep with Hyphy legend Mistah F.A.B. at the Hieroglyphics studio and gets blessed with a four minute freestyle.

Erik Pants takes it in another direction on the 4th installment of his Canadian Emmy award winning program. This time he sits with Pink Eyes from the Canadian hardcore band Fucked Up along with his son and pug.

You would definitely expect more from Eminem and Lil Wayne this day and age. Gil Scott Heron did a better job keeping it real and he’s from the 70’s. Via our cousins at HighSnobiety.

Emerica has finally dropped their two collab models with The Goat and the Occasional Others, Andrew Reynolds’ band. The Neckface designed Reynolds Cruiser and Hi-Laced will no doubt see a lot of mileage as they tour on the feet of Reynolds, Kevin “Spanky” Long, Shane Heyl, Beagleoneism and Atiba Jefferson throughout the spring and summer. More looks after the jump.

Fresh off the heels of his Olympic slaughter-fest, New York electro shock rap group Megabone has released the song “Shaun White” and made this hilarious video to go with it. If the phrase “Shaun White” gets into the hip hop slang dictionary, it will be some next level shit.

More on the music front, check out this sick video for Gil Scott-Heron’s new single “Me and the Devil,” which just dropped this week on his new XL Recordings release I’m New Here. From the murdered out kids skating the Brooklyn Banks to the mobs of Hasids, this is how NYC feels on a daily basis. Ill. Buy the CD here.

For their latest installment of the Visually Heard series, L-R-G linked up with producer Exile for a quick but deep check-in on what it was like to discover his father’s lost recordings and sound equipment. Exile is of course known for working with everyone from his partner Aloe Blacc to Ghotface and Mobb Deep, his father Albert Trent Manfredi, was a ground breaking musician in his own right but passed before Exile really got to know him.

In addition to their Cheech and Chong Road Soda snowboard, Burton has hooked up another green collab, this time with the late great Bob Marley. The Marley Whammy was done with the rastafarian blessing of the Marley Estate and will no doubt be a good board to follow if you are stuck on the hill without any “medicine.” One gondola ride up with whomever owns it should cure what ails you. A couple more looks after the jump.

Just in time for the pow dumps in Utah and the Ice Coast comes this fire dubstep x hip hop x reggae mix from DJ Bassment Buddha. The PDX selector blessed this for the Bozwreck crew and Smokinblunts.com and made it extra nice for sensi-fueled tree runs. Listen to it on the player above or go here for the free download.

Another rad new collab from 686 was previewed at SIA this week. The 686 x Suicidal Tendencies kit features a flip up ST logo brim on the hood, custom patches and a mesh snap back New Era. More looks after the jump.