I recently caught up with Houston Christian rapper Von Won via e-mail to discuss his just released 100-song album, his role as a youth minister, and whether or not he considers his “One City Under God” campaign a success.

In this just released interview from March's DaSouth.com Hip Hop Hope Unity Conference & Concert at SXSW, Factor Effects TV's Lita Rodi talks with Ambassador about:

• Not letting the culture dictate the actions of Christian rappers
• Whether or not Christian rappers can "love people straight to hell"
• Whether or not Cross Movement and Reach Records are simply "light amongst light"
• How the world is checking for Lecrae based on his numbers
• And his upbringing and later life experience shaped the man he is today

Here’s another interview I conducted when the MISFIT Tour was in town last month. This time I speak with pastor/author Chris Durso. Here, we discuss:

- Kicking off the MISFIT movement
- His connection to the hip hop culture
- The power of prayer during his son’s recent health scare

Here’s the clip:

C.H.I.C.A.N.GEORGE brings his second installment of "What's brewing with..." with hip hop artist, Dee-1. We discuss his background, his views on his "genre", his track "Jay, 50 and weezy", clears the air about his new single "Uncle Tom", racism and living in a "zombie culture". Listen to the full interview after the jump.

A few weeks ago when Da’ T.R.U.T.H. was in town I got to sit down with him and talk about few topics including:

• The MISFIT Tour
• If Xist Music is the record label for outcasts, and
• Whether or not telling his story puts more focus on himself than Christ Jesus

Here’s the clip:

Listen in as C.E. Moore of The Christian Manifesto shares the line with Da' T.R.U.T.H. as they sit down and talk about his new album, "The Whole Truth."

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Second: Wretch, HillaryJane, and Archie

On Friday, October 7 the MISFIT Tour will roll into Houston. Alongside performances and messages from Christian rappers Ambassador, Da’ T.R.U.T.H., Sean Simmons, Mali Music, Rhema Soul and pastor/author Chris Durso, there will be a MISFIT Search contest that will allow local groups to compete for an opening slot with the rest of the acts.

Houston rap group Second is one of the MISFIT Search finalists so I recently caught with group member Carlos “Wretch” Rebollar to get some more details.