D.C.’s finest lyricist joins the show to discuss his new release, the ‘Blurred Lines’ EP. We discuss the project, where Slim ranks himself in the city’s hip-hop history hierarchy, Etherium, the realistic details of his lyrics, switching mink coats with his friend on the shoulder of the highway, his 96-year-old Grandma, recognizing Jim Jones lyricism early, whether standing alone has hurt his career, and ‘Life After Doubt’ (Deluxe Edition) which may be the greatest rap project in DMV history.