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EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 45 MIN

Kosha Dillz | Beats, Bars, And Scars... Rap Artist & Activist Kosha Dillz Unfiltered #71

from Two Taps and Friends · host Daniel Rosenberg

Send us Fan MailHost Daniel Rosenberg sits down with rapper, activist, and filmmaker Kosha Dillz — known to the world as Rami Matan Even-Esh. From releasing his first record in 2005 and collaborating with artists like Mos Def and Matisyahu, to creating the documentary Bring the Family Home.  Rami shares how his Jewish identity, personal experiences, and creative drive have shaped his path.They explore life on college campuses, the realities of street activism (including a recent assault at a vigil), the challenges of media narratives, and why documenting your own journey matters more than chasing virality. A grounded, honest conversation about resilience, community reputation, artistic integrity, and staying true to your story amid cultural tension.Whether you’re drawn to hip-hop, Jewish identity, filmmaking, or thoughtful conversations about our times, this episode offers perspective, humanity, and quiet strength.⏰ Timestamps ⏰00:00:00 👋 Intro 1:03 🎤 Who is Kosha Dillz?1:43 📽️ October 7th and the Birth of “Bring the Family Home”3:53 🏛️ College Campuses & Facing Hostility7:33 ⚠️ The Recent Assault at the Vigil12:33 🗣️ Jewish Reputation, Strength & Community16:03 🌆 New York Reality vs. Media Narrative21:48 🎵 The Evolution of Music & Virality27:33 📸 Documenting the Journey33:03 🔄 Closing Reflections & Future ProjectsIf you were documenting your own journey right now, what story would you most want the next generation to see?#rapper #filmmaking #israel #activism #independentfilm #documentaryfilm #hiphop #jewishmusic #artistjourney #jewishcommunity #hiphopculture#bringthemhome #protest #longformstorytelling #music #message  #creative #integrity #campuslife #october7 #podcast #podcastcommunity #realconversations #dDialogue #CreativeCommunity  #speakyourtruth #activist #stories #podcastdiscussion #podcast #Viral #journey Visit: www.Koshadillzworld.comwww bringthefamilyhome.filmDon't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Two Taps and Friends! 🍻Follow us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/twotapsandfriendsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/twotaps_and_friendsTiktok: https://tiktok.com@twotapsandfriendsX: https://x.com/TwoTapsFriends🎧 Listen now on:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/two-taps-and-friends/id1793804856Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0wvjYhEX4wqbmawXRk8WTjAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/5d7a4671-7ffd-49a2-9a4c-ecee6e86f6b8/two-taps-and-friendsiHeart Radio: https://iheart.com/podcast/263402137Merch Shop: https://www.redbubble.com/people/Two-Taps

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Send us Fan Mail Host Daniel Rosenberg sits down with rapper, activist, and filmmaker Kosha Dillz — known to the world as Rami Matan Even-Esh. From releasing his first record in 2005 and collaborating with artists like Mos Def and Matisyahu, to creating the documentary Bring the Family Home. Rami shares how his Jewish identity, personal experiences, and creative drive have shaped his path. They explore life on college campuses, the realities of street activism (including a recent assau...

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