NPR: You Tell Us: What Should We Discuss?

You Tell Us: What Should We Discuss?

This week, we're wrapping up our month-long series on hip-hop with a journalists' roundtable discussion.

NPR's Tony Cox will talk to three reporters -- including Complex magazine editor Noah Callahan-Bever and Los Angeles Times writer Soren Baker -- to get the low down on some of the topics we've covered.

That's where you come in: If there's a topic you think the journalists should discuss, leave us a comment and let us know. It can be about anything: old school hip-hop, the contemporary rap scene or rap's place in the music industry at large.

If we use your idea, we'll let you know in advance so you can brag to all your friends.

Geoffrey Bennett

3:19 PM ET | 06-25-2007 | permalink

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