<p>In this episode, Slauson Girl speaks with female rappers from The Cypher House for a raw, unfiltered conversation about lyricism, visibility, and carving space in a male-dominated industry. These artists speak on the power of the cypher as a community practice, the realities of being women in Hip-Hop from Watts, Compton and Long Beach and what it means to build something collective in a culture that often prioritizes individual clout.From navigating gender bias to preserving authenticity, this conversation goes beyond music—it’s about movement, sisterhood, and ownership. The Cypher House isn’t just a platform; it’s a statement. And these women are proving that bars, brilliance, and leadership can—and do—coexist.The Cypher House honors the fact that women have always been part of Hip-Hop’s foundation—and are actively shaping its future.</p><p><br></p><p>Guest: The Queen of Compton, Bon Tha Don, Queen Ye, and Leelee babii.</p>