For this season finale, Clip hosts from Applehead Studio in New York, while Justin joins from his new home at San Francisco State University, marking another chapter in their ongoing generational conversation.

Clip and Justin look back at one of the biggest moments in P-Funk history: the Mothership landing at the Essence Festival and the energy surrounding the legendary P-Funk legacy. They reflect on the music, the moments, and what it means to continue carrying that culture forward.

Justin also opens up about a new passion that is becoming much more than a hobby — photography. From picking up his first Sony camera to discovering a real dream and creative direction, Justin shares how photography has started to shape the way he sees the world and what he hopes to do with it.

As they revisit musical history and the experiences that have connected their generations, Clip and Justin also talk about something that goes beyond music: the advice needed to push through on a daily basis. They reflect on staying focused, following your passions, learning from the past, and continuing to move forward even when the road gets difficult.

From the P-Funk Mothership to a new generation discovering its own creative voice, Episode 9 closes out Season 1 with music, memories, family, dreams, and a reminder to keep going.

Wefunk International — Season 1 Finale.

One more conversation. One more chapter. And definitely not the end of the journey.

The episode features fascinating firsthand stories from Clip’s career, including his experiences meeting Shock G and the members of Digital Underground.

Listeners also get an inside look at exciting events on the horizon, including the 420 Funk Mob’s upcoming June 26th performance at the Woodstock Colony and Parliament-Funkadelic’s plans to once again land the legendary Mothership at Essence Festival on July 5th. Clip and Justin discuss the significance of these performances and what they mean for carrying the P-Funk tradition into a new generation of fans.

The conversation also turns personal as Clip and Justin celebrate Justin’s graduation, reflecting on growth, family, and the importance of passing knowledge from one generation to the next. The episode closes with a heartfelt discussion about Parliament-Funkadelic and George Clinton’s farewell tour, as Clip shares what the experience meant to him after decades of helping build the P-Funk legacy and witnessing the end of a historic chapter in music history.

From legendary artists and live performances to personal milestones and reflections on a lifetime in music, Episode 8 delivers another powerful chapter of funk history, storytelling, and generational conversation that keeps the culture alive.

Hosted by Clip Payne and his grandson Justin, this episode takes listeners deeper into Clip’s incredible journey through the world of funk and beyond. Clip opens up about the artists who inspired him most and the role models that shaped his musical path, reflecting on the influence of legendary performers and the experiences that fueled his creativity. He and Justin also discuss the unforgettable moments of meeting artists backstage and at concerts throughout the years, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at music culture across generations.

The episode also features powerful firsthand stories from Clip’s life, including witnessing the Jackson 5 perform live and eventually meeting Michael Jackson himself — moments that connected him directly to music history. Clip shares a story about his daughter being held by Michael Jackson while living in LA.

Listeners are also taken inside the very first inaugural P-Funk Festival celebrating George Clinton’s birthday, capturing the energy, legacy, and spirit of the P-Funk movement. Clip and Justin revisit one of the wildest stage moments from the legendary Egg Tour, where Clip emerged from the giant egg on the P-Funk stage while wearing a diaper — officially taking over the iconic role made famous by Garry Shider for a temporary time.

From unforgettable performances to deeply personal memories, Episode 6 delivers another powerful chapter of funk history, storytelling, and generational conversation that keeps the culture alive.

Cinco joins the conversation to share his perspective as an artist on the rise, while Clip provides seasoned insight from decades in the music scene. Together, they explore what it means to step into the industry today and how experience can guide the next generation.

Clip also shares unforgettable firsthand stories from his journey, including watching J Dilla work in his basement, having George Clinton around, shaking Jay-Z’s hand before his worldwide fame, and his encounter with Prince—giving a rare look into moments that shaped music history.

Real stories, untold experiences, and a deep dive into the path from aspiring artist to established legend—this episode is more than conversation, it’s a blueprint for the next wave.

A cornerstone of Parliament-Funkadelic since the late ’70s, Lige joins the conversation to break down the history, energy, and “battery” that’s kept the funk alive for decades. Together, we reflect on what it was like being inside one of the most influential musical movements of all time—and how that legacy continues to evolve today.

Clip and Lige also share firsthand stories of witnessing major shifts in music culture, from the rise of Reggae to the birth of Hip-Hop, offering a rare perspective on how genres grow, blend, and reshape the sound of generations.

Real history, untold stories, and a deep dive into the FEEL of funk—this episode is more than music, it’s the engine behind the legacy.

They also dive into how the music landscape has shifted over time, discussing the absence of artists in the vein of timeless soul voices and what that means for today’s sound. And of course, they tackle the modern concert experience—unpacking the rising cost of tickets and the realities behind it all.

Real stories, generational perspective, and an honest look at music then and now—this is more than sound, it’s legacy in motion.

A podcast where legacy meets the now. Hosted by Clip Payne and his grandson Justin, this episode takes you across the Atlantic into the sound, culture, and influence of Europe.

We dive into the smooth, atmospheric world of Air and explore Clip Payne’s time overseas—sharing stories and experiences from a pivotal era of musical growth. From working with French hip-hop pioneer MC Solaar to collaborations with artists like Matthieu Chedid, Alex Gopher, and Étienne de Crécy, this episode highlights the global reach of funk and its evolution beyond borders.

Real stories, cultural exchange, and deep musical roots—this is more than sound, it’s international legacy.

A podcast of powerful conversation where legacy meets the now. Hosted by Parliament-Funkadelic’s Clip Payne and his grandson Justin, this episode dives into the evolving sound of culture from the DNA of funk to today’s hip-hop heavyweights.

We tap into the influence and artistry of voices like J. Cole and JID, reflect on the impact of legends like André 3000 and Erykah Badu, and explore how the connection of icons like Michael Jackson and Prince still shapes the sound of today.

Plus, we shine a light on the funk lineage with 420 Funk Mob’s take on “Estimated Prophet” and the musical reach of G Koop.

Real talk, and generational connection — this is more than music, it’s a living legacy.

🎙️ First episode drops Wednesday, April 1st at 12PM EST. Tap in and feel the funk worldwide.

Hosted by Parliament-Funkadelic’s Clip Payne and his grandson Justin, this show bridges generations through music, stories, and culture. From deep funk roots to global sounds, Wefunk International dives into the family ties that shape the groove, explores the worldwide funk connection, and spotlights artists from Wefunk AD2K Entertainment and beyond.

Expect real conversations, untold stories, and a front-row seat to the evolution of funk across continents.

This isn’t just a podcast — it’s a movement.