Joe Stanziola, known as the rapper Second Hand King, remembers a time when no one came to his shows. That was three years ago. Now, he can't play a concert in Kansas City without the crowd singing his songs back to him. Joe says that in his early rap days after a show, most people would avoid him. But, there was always someone who would say, “dude, you got balls,” said Stanziola.What that person probably was hinting at, is the fact that Joe is a white rapper. Hear how people on the road react to Second Hand King’s music, and the color of his skin. And here about Joe’s struggle reaching for national exposure still living in Kansas City.Your Musical Forecast | March 24 - April 6BLK FLANL March 25 | 7 - 9 p.m. | Mills Record Company | 314 Westport Rd, Kansas City, MissouriSome of Kansas City’s most interesting beatmakers and rappers Conductor Williams and Barrel Maker have formed the group BLK FLANL. They are releasing their second full lengt
