I discovered this on YouTube last week, and then realized it's on Apple's iTunes Podcasts, too.

J.Rocc is featured on the first episode, discussing LA radio, mixtapes, Dilla and more. I haven't finished listening but so far, so good. A-Trak is on episode No. 2.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCp3J4JKo0A (Episode No. 1)
Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/serato-unscripted/id1440602040?mt=2

Here's the article about the new series: "https://serato.com/latest/blog/20439/introducing-serato-unscripted
Check out Serato Unscripted, our new podcast where we sit down with some of the biggest names in the industry for deep and meaningful conversations about the power of music. New episodes are dropping monthly..."

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"Music is not to be possessed; it's to be shared.” - James Mtume

"Just stay loose, keep it raw, and bang ya drums out sometimes." - Madlib

Off topic but somewhat related: I just got an email announcing the inaugural episode for Waxpoetics podcast, No Need for Alarm.

“For the inaugural edition of the Wax Poetics Podcast, hosts David Ma and Nate LeBlanc interview Del the Funky Homosapien about his classic 1993 sophomore album No Need for Alarm, which celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary this year.

The podcast, which was recorded at Del’s home studio in the Bay Area, features the exclusive track “Smoked-Out Charlie,” a recording made circa 1991 to ‘92 from Del’s archives.”
Read more here:
http://www.waxpoetics.com/blog/news/news-blog/no-need-alarm-wax-poetics-podcast/

Apparently upcoming episodes will “ deep-dive into albums and artists on the Wax Poetics spectrum.”

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"Music is not to be possessed; it's to be shared.” - James Mtume

"Just stay loose, keep it raw, and bang ya drums out sometimes." - Madlib