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Sophia Chang talks to King Tech about her close relationship with the Wu-Tang Clan. Catch up with Wu-Tang: An American Saga on Hulu.

Supernatural sits down with King Tech to tell his story of being a legendary freestyle rapper and coming to fame in the era of the Wu-Tang Clan. Catch up with Wu-Tang: An American Saga on Hulu.

Roy Choi joins King Tech and Alex Tse to get into how the Wu-Tang Clan’s evolution parallels his personal history and his success as a chef. Catch up with Wu-Tang: An American Saga on Hulu.

King Tech sits down with Divine Diggs, the RZA’s brother, to get his take on the show. They talk about Divine’s role in Wu-Tang and his experiences around the group’s formation. Catch up with Wu-Tang: An American Saga on Hulu.

MMA fighter and musician, Tyron Woodley joins the show to talk Wu-Tang and his personal rap career.

King Tech talks to music journalist Jeff Chang about the police violence featured in Episode 6: Impossible and how hip hop is a catalyst for social change. Jeff also gets into his book “Can’t Stop Won’t Stop" about the evolution of hip hop. Catch up with Wu-Tang: An American Saga on Hulu.

King Tech talks to longtime buddy and radio co-host, Sway Calloway, about growing up as two friends in the prime era of the Wu-Tang Clan. They discuss the parallels of their story to the Wu-Tang Clan’s as depicted in Wu-Tang: An American Saga.

Estelle talks to King Tech about her career as a rapper and why the Wu-Tang Clan is one of her top rap groups of all time. Catch up with the show on Hulu and watch new episodes every Wednesday through October 23rd.

KXNG Crooked joins the show to share his unique perspective on defining eras of rap and rhyme styles. You can hear his contribution to the rap battle in Episode 3: All In Together Now of Wu-Tang: An American Saga.

Alex Tse gets into growing up as a fan of the Wu-Tang Clan, and what it took to get the show to match his and The RZA's vision. He also talks about what it means to be the showrunner on Wu-Tang: An American Saga.

The RZA talks about how his surroundings shaped his music and recounts why staying with his Uncle in North Carolina as a kid impacted his perspective. Alex Tse, co-creator of the show, joins later to chat more about the SP-1200 aka the “jewel of hip hop history” that plays a key role in Episode 1: “Can It Be All So Simple of Wu-Tang: An American Saga.”