Inside episode twelve (and the season one finale!), WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and audiophile Justin Smith explore and review Bas’s second studio album, 2016’s Too High to Riot.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and Beat the Buzzer co-host Keenan Terry share their memories of the 2011 Jay-Z and Kanye West joint album Watch the Throne.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes journalist Mankaprr Conteh for a conversation on Rihanna’s eighth studio album, 2016’s Anti.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and BeGreatDC founder and president Rachael Payton connect to review Beyoncé's 2016 visual album, Lemonade.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes back Let’s Talk Bruh's Jeremy Herte to analyze his AOTD selection, Kanye West’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and DJ / radio personality TeeTwoTimes of Detroit’s Hot 107.5 discuss her selection, Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly.

For the sixth installment, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders connects with Blake Hall to discuss his selection, 2013’s BEYONCÉ.

In the fifth installation of the WSH Radio Albums of the Decade series, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes back Mel Washington to discuss Big K.R.I.T.’s It’s Better This Way.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes freelance photographer + music curator Ako-Akeem Boyd for part four of WSH Radio’s Albums of the Decade series.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and professor and writer Kyr Rashad Mack connect for part three of WSH Radio’s Albums of the Decade series.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes writer + photojournalist Takia Robinson for part two of the Albums of the Decade series.

WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders introduces the Albums of the Decade project and jumps into Part One with entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan, their discussion of Kendrick Lamar’s 2012 good kid, m.A.A.d city.