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The HUNG Up Podcast is an engaging and thought-provoking podcast that covers a wide range of topics including politics, entertainment, dating, societal issues, and hot topics. Hosted by Eric and his team (of him and him alone), this podcast offers a great balance of commentary, non-biased investigative journalism, and fun tea for the girls. The content is always thoughtful and engaging, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in these subjects.
One of the best aspects of The HUNG Up Podcast is the diversity of topics covered. Whether it's politics both queer and non-queer, entertainment news, or discussions on societal issues, there is something for everyone. The hosts bring a fresh perspective to these topics, offering insightful commentary and sparking important conversations. Additionally, the podcast features guests who provide even more depth and insight into these subjects. This variety keeps the podcast interesting and ensures that listeners are always engaged.
Another great aspect of this podcast is Eric's smooth voice and delivery. His cadence is soothing and captivating, making it easy to listen to episode after episode. His voice adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the already engaging content.
However, one potential downside to The HUNG Up Podcast is that some episodes can be a bit repetitive or overly focused on personal anecdotes. While personal stories can be relatable and entertaining, they can sometimes overshadow the larger societal issues being discussed. It would be beneficial to have a more balanced approach between personal stories and broader analysis.
In conclusion, The HUNG Up Podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in politics, entertainment news, dating advice, societal issues, or just looking for some fun tea. With its thoughtful commentary, non-biased investigative journalism, and engaging content, this podcast offers a unique perspective on these topics. Despite occasional repetitive episodes or focus on personal stories rather than broader analysis, The HUNG Up Podcast remains an enjoyable listen with its smooth voice, captivating delivery, and diverse range of topics covered.
Theo aka PleaseDontIrkMe Blogger, YouTube Creator, and Podcaster unpacks his journey to being a creator and the motivations that keep him engaging with community.
Marquise Richards Host of Keepin' It A Bean podcast, Owner of Leroy's Coffee Blend, and Co-Host of Due Diligence taps in this week and it is a GOOD time! ——— We unpack some of our favorite scenes from the Sinners movie and how vampirism is used to portray white supremacy. ——— May is Mental Health Awareness Month. We unpack growing up with the house rule "what goes on in this house stays in this house" and its impact on our mental health as adults and MORE. Tap in. Leave a review.
The Hung Up Podcast returns with season 7 episode 1 This week's shout out goes to Doechii and Marquise Richards of Keeping It A Bean Podcast. UnPack or Packing it UP: Kim Burrell & Jamal Bryant Viral Video LGBTQ Sanctuary Opens in Pennsylvania Ericka Alexander, Kim Coles Re-Living Single Podcast A'Jay Love gets World Star Hip Hop Post Removed Rodney Hinton, Jr. Say His Name.
We kick off our show on WURD with Philly Black Pride 25th Anniversary and UnPack Pride events with D'Ontace Keys who has worked with Philadelphia Black Pride, MOBI NYC, AIDS Foundation Chicago, Center for Quality Improvement and Innovation, UsHelpingUs, and AIDS United, to name a few. DJ Problem Child has a weekly mix for us
We kick off our show on WURD with Philly Black Pride 25th Anniversary and UnPack Pride events with D'Ontace Keys who has worked with Philadelphia Black Pride, MOBI NYC, AIDS Foundation Chicago, Center for Quality Improvement and Innovation, UsHelpingUs, and AIDS United, to name a few. DJ Problem Child has a weekly mix for us
This week we focus on local Philly politics and community with Andre D. Carroll. Andre is an educator, juvenile justice advocate and he is currently the Democratic Candidate for the 201st Legislative District State House Representative.
Watch this full episode @YouTube This week Eric and Tony talk about affection and bromance between straight men. Why is it so controversial? Why is it harder for men to show affection towards each other? How does this show up in our own community and how is it perpetuated? Hosts: @hunguppod @tonypurnelllightworker Production: @marquisedavon Creative Assist: @sterlyg Studio: @recphilly
This week we have 3D artist and owner of Taylored Faces and Balloons Tee Taylor in the studio to talk about her unique 3D art style and how she was able quit her 9 to 5 to focus on art full time. Hosts: @hunguppod @tonypurnelllightworker Production: @marquisedavon Creative Assist: @sterlyg Studio: @recphilly
You can watch this full episode on YouTube by searching Hung Up Podcast. Subscribe and comment! This week we are joined by Janell Johnson owner of The Suite by J. Nicole home of your favorite Black Women owned bath, body, skin, hair, candles and more! Janell is an award winning business owner, retail merchandising coach and consultant. @thesuite.byjnco @suite.828 Catch Us
Eric and Tony sit down with Leemy and J Marquise…cast members of Philly on the Rise. The cast members discuss their experiences on the show as well as their entrepreneural side of life. Philly On The Rise is a queer reality showed, based right here in Philadelphia! Check out season one! Leemy on IG @leemyhendrix and youtube @TheLeemyHendrixShow J Marquise on IG @j.marquise_ and on youtube @POTRProductions
Watch the full episode on YouTube! Tony and Eric are back from winter vacation. This week's episode is all about the Lovers! The single Lovers that is! Tony and Eric break down “Singles Awareness Day.” The cohosts talk about the pressures of being in a relationship and the value of being single vs in a relationship. What is the pettiest reason you won't date someone? Let us know in the comment below. #HungUp
This week with Nell of The Does That Make Sense Podcast: “Back In The Day” poll results (39:23) Was the Nicki diss a bop or a flop? (44:32) Nicki Rant explicit language warning (46:43-48:19) Sports Update with Nell: NFC/AFC Championship (51:26) Draya Michele dating Jalen Green, is the age gap too WIDE?! (52:28) Juanita Bynum homophobic rant from the pulpit- what's new? (01:01:45) Send your questions, comments, feedback to hunguppod@gmail.com
Intro Credit: @MoneyGorgeous on TikTok Guest Co Host: Nell Simmons of The Does That Make Sense Podcast @Nellll__ This Week: Black Fatherhood and shielding versus exposure to prepare the youth for the world (12:12) Stand in Pride filling in the gap for LGBTQ+ people at weddings, graduations, etc. (18:08) How much do you tell the person you are “hooking up” with? (21:30) What do you consider “Back in the Day?” (33:13) Sports Update: The Eagles, Buffalo Bills, Josh Giddy (43:31) Tank says he performs for the fellas just like he does for the ladies! (01:00:00) Send episode feedback, comments, and questions to hunguppod@gmail.com
Guest: Nell Simmons Co-Host of The Does That Make Sense Podcast IG: @NELLLL__ Intro: @thedanielleyoung interview with @tarajiphenson “I was told I'm not HOLLYWOOD pretty.” Christmas is over, are parents relieved? Nell says that malls in America are dying (00:17:45) PrEP vs. Doxy PEP (00:23:18) Waiting to Exhale celebrates 28th anniversary (00:35:15) Taraji P. Henson speaks out; Are roles being created for Black actresses? (00:42:46) Taraji/Oprah Body Language TikTok @openmichero (00:53:10) Disclosing who you slept with to your new lover? (00:58:42)
Nell Simmons Co-Host of The Does That Make Sense Podcast dials back in this week. We unpack some recent trending topics. Seasonal depression and SI is REAL right now (00:11:29) Christmas tree, a star or Black angel at the top?(00:14:28) Charleston White says its feminine to groom and lotion (00:17:50) Mark Bryan pushing gender norms with how he dresses (00:27:19) The importance of representation and seeing yourself reflected back to you (00:32:31) Should men disclose to women they are dating if he has been with men in the past? (00:34:21)
This week on Hung Up Podcast feat. Nell Simmons of The Don't That Make Sense Podcast: PrEP is not just for Queer men- let's talk about how HIV has been impacting the straight community recently (00:04:57) What precedent is Philly setting by banning the face ski mask? There are arguments on both sides (00:13:33) Rocks in the sink, and why it went viral this week (00:27:53) Philadelphia Parking Authority is hell! (00:33:46). The infamous K&A (Kensington & Allegheny) in Philly (00:44:13) Why are there so many rules for straight men?! We debate toxic masculinity and straight men watching porn before wrapping up (00:48:34).
Hung Up Fam I finally got my Frat Brother on my podcast! Nell is a father, basketball official, and co-Host of The Don't That Make Sense Podcast. This week we have a candid conversation about going through your spouse's phone. And we unpack toxic relationship norms.
Things get a little spicy as Tony and Eric sit down with their next in-studio guest! The cohosts meet up with Philly Socialite/Influencer Bryheim, and Rapper, songwriter, and serial entrepreneur Ra Blanco. The cast members discuss their new queer reality showed, based right here in Philadelphia and upcoming projects. Bryheim on IG @bry.heiim RA Blanco on IG @rablanco
Tony and Eric sit down with another in-studio guest, we meet up with Philly Experience Enthusiast Mo, aka Mo B Outside! Mo sits down with the cohosts to talk about being outside in Philly and what the city has to offer from art, to fashion, to food! Get into this episode as we dive into the MO EXPERIENCE. You can find Mo on IG @mo_b_outside Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! Interested in being a guest or have a topic to discuss? Email us at hunguppod@gmail.com Catch Us
Bonus Episode Intro @MistyKnight40 TikTok “Stop Telling People NOT to Vote!” Project 2025 06:35 Israel-Palestine War; my thoughts. 10:17 Thank you Vincent Marc aka MarcMyStyle Philly Tennis Photoshoot. 11:45 What Happens When You Become The Single Friend in the Group? 17:00 Shout out to 1Philadelphia and Innovation Weekend celebrating equity in Philly's Tech community.
This week on HungUpPodLIVE Eric and Tony are joined by John of Bomaye. They discuss everything with medical marijuana, Bomaye, and how he is helping the Black and brown community become better advocates for themselves. Catch Us
This week on HungUpPodLIVE Eric and Tony are joined by singer-songwriter Dominic Patrick to discuss his background as a musician. They talk inspiration, the song writing process, Dominic's time on The Voice, and play some song association at the end of it all. Make sure to tap in with the episode! #HungUP Catch Us
For part 2 of my sit down with Rich J aka BlackBoyPhantasy we get into censorship of Black content creators on platforms like Instagram and ways we can build community for creators in spaces that are more inclusive and less competitive. Lastly, Rich J unpacks how he uses his creative expression to tap into his inner child. IG @BlackBoyPhantasy @PhantasyPhotoz Twitter @PhantasyPhotos
This week Rich J aka BlackBoyPhantasy dials into the Hung Up Podcast. For the first time, we get to hear from the man behind the infamous Black Queer erotic pop art illustrations and photography. I take advantage of this time with BlackBoyPhantasy which is why this is a 2 part podcast. We start with how we got here- who was Rich growing up and how drawing was a big part of his artistic expression. Rich unpacks early influences like growing up drawing with his grandmother. We also talk about fighting the IG algorithm, his transition from drawing to digital art, and highlighted the all the ways you can indulge and support BlackBoyPhantasy. IG @BlackBoyPhantasy @PhantasyPhotoz Twitter @PhantasyPhotos
This week on HungUpPodLIVE Eric and Tony unpack femme-phobia and its impact to dating, advocacy, and how we show up as individuals and for each other. How did we get here? What role do we all play in perpetuating femme-phobia? Tony and I share this and we end with ways we ourselves embrace our femme. #HungUp Catch Us
This week on HungUpPodLIVE Eric and Tony dive into some thought-provoking listener feedback and explore the fascinating story of Nanny of the Maroons. Tune in to learn more and comment along as we examine this interesting piece of Black history! #HungUp Catch Us
HungUpPodLIVE (FULL VID ON YOUTUBE) with Eric and Tony season two kicks off with content creator, blogger and host of Upfront with Tre Real, TreReal. After the icebreaker we hear about season 2 of Tre's YouTube show and talk about the philly creative space- the good and the bad! Catch Us
This week I am dropping the audio from my InstaLive conversation with Artist, Advocate, and Survivor Jewel the Gem. First we get into the 2 new singles Jewel has out right now, "Hair Me Out," and "Mirror Mantra." Then we talk about what Queer artist support looks like- or should. Jewel opens up about her own experiences with being a Queer artist, not getting paid at Pride events, and being the opener for non-Queer artists.
☎️ Erica Mena was wrong- and the LHHATL Producers! Racism and anti-Blackness is never okay, Why are some Black people siding with Erica? Spotify Q & A: Are you Team Erica, Team Spice or Team Everyone Was Wrong? Accountability doesn't always feel good. I learned that first hand this past weekend. Instagram Live audio with the Co-Host of the Positive Voices Podcast, Malachi Stewart. Malachi shares his thoughts on the upcoming season of his show and how he has been creating his own Queer affirming space in the kickboxing sport.
☎️ HungUpPodLIVE YouTube show is coming back this fall! Say Their Names: Angela Michelle Car, Jerrald De Shaun Gallon, and AJ Laguerre Jr., Jacksonville tragedy and why mass shootings keep happening. InstaLive with Nishaa Godfrey aka #YallBetterComeUpandGetYouOneofThese Nishaa gives some raw and REAL advice to restaurants when it comes to food and customer service reviews.
☎️ Vincent Marc, more publicly known as Marc, is a Black queer creative director, stylist & photographer. Born and raised in North Philadelphia, Marc became engulfed in the Black culture offered by the city of “Brotherly Love”, leading him down a path of following his passion and talent for creating. A visionary at heart, Marc's work explores the themes of identity, sexuality, fantasy and community, pushing beyond the boundaries of traditional storytelling, showcasing Black art in a way that speaks to the mind, body, and soul. That is a little about Marc but you all can read his full bio on his website at www.vincentmarc.net
Intro: Episode Dedication to O'Shae Sibley. Personal Journal entry- When will ALL Black lives matter? Nina Simone- What it Means to be Free Educator and Equity Practitioner Sterling Grimes reflects on balancing Blackness, Queerness, and friendships while navigating personal career changes.
☎️ Intro credit: @shop_aif Instagram This week Justin Coleman owner and creator of Bake'n Bacon dials in to talk about Philly's first and only bacon-inspired restaurant and food truck business. Justin shares the highs and the lows of entrepreneurship and how he used his own creative interior design skills to build his first restaurant located at 11th and Ellsworth. IG @Baken_BaconFoodTrucks @baken_bacon www.bakenbacon.com
☎️ Intro: Phyllis Hyman: The Life & Tragic Death of an R&B Queen No Rights This week I check in with some thoughts around AI in the LGBTQ community and share and article by PinkNews called ‘How will AI impact the LGBTQ+ community?' that features Queer AI senior research scientist, Kevin McKee. Instagram live *69 kicks off with DV/IVP Advocate Ryan Canty and Sex Positive Public Speaker and Freelance Writer Henry Philyaw. Full video on the @hunguppod Instagram page. Season 2 of HungUpPodLIVE with Tony Purnell returns with an upcoming happy hour more details coming soon!
☎️ Into Credit: LEGENDARY: 30 Years of Philly Ballroom (no rights) The 5th season of the Hung Up Podcast kicks off with PRIDE 2.0 featuring Mindfulness Leadership Coach and founder of MyMessyRoots, Mario Javon. Mario works with organizations to strengthen their work and promote productivity. Using his tailored coaching curriculum, Mario helps organizations improve productivity and decrease stress. Pride 2.0 is our way of continuing to highlight pressing societal issues that are impacting the LGBTQ+ community- from a life coaching lens. This week we are focusing on religion and ideology. IG @mariojavon @mymessyroots
☎️ In the season finale of the podcast Survivor, Community Organizer, Educator & Ratchet Revolutionary, Jewel the Gem dials in to talk about her album Ratchet Revolution. Jewel also shares how she has embraced her artistry, her relationship, and her passion to advocate for Black Femme lives. IG
☎️ Actor, Writer, and Producer Kenyon L. O'Brien dials in this week. First we reminisce on Woody's and the early 2000's Philly party scene and how much the social scene has evolved. For the interview, Kenyon talks about how we got to the Talks With Myself series which is a spin off of a spin off. Finding Me led to the Triangle Web Series, which was created to spotlight members of the ballroom community. In this series Kenyon plays Brandon- a character he wasn't initially connected to but would later grown to love. Following Finding Me and TWS the creator Roger Omeus, Jr. wanted to create a series that brought back some of the supporting characters. So the Deka Log Chapters was his inspiration. Talks with Myself was chapter one. After we unpack some of the heavier themes from season 3, Kenyon closes with how the ballroom community has impacted his life. IG @kenyonlobrien Talks with Myself Subscribe to OmeProTV IG & YouTube @OmeProTV
☎️ Intro: Dr. William A. Darity, Duke University Allegra Gliem Dedication Happy Pride! Thank you Billy Porter Racism as Distraction: Aminatta Forna Writes about Toni Morrison This week Lolo dials in to talk about this recent project “Taurus.” LoLo is a Black RnB, Alternative, Pop artist from Atlanta who has been impacting the music scene for the past few years. Forging his own path and creating a name and brand for himself. His album “Taurus” is out and streaming on all music platforms. Lolo @lolothagod
☎️ Are You Hung Up or Hanging Up? 1. Candiace Dillard sets Twitter on fire with her graduation comment 2. Funky Dineva breaks down Miami vs. Florida “Background Actors, we are what makes the scene come to life.” This week Background Actor and Photographer Ramajii dials in. Ramajii found photography at a young age and he was influenced by his parents who were intentional about capturing every moment of Ramajii's life and family's experiences. Ramajii explains how he transitioned from photography on celebrity sets with the likes of T-Pain and Erykah Badu to being a background actor. Ramajii has been a background actor in court shows like Judge Steve Harvey and hit tv series like P-Valley, Wildin' Out, and upcoming movie Bad Boys 4. IG @ramajii Photography IG @ramajculture
Eric and Tony dial in with an exclusive interview with reality tv star and artist Candiace Dillard. Recorded during Philly Pride 2023, we get into the music, real housewives, and what's up next for Candiace Dillard. Hosts: Eric Cole IG/Twitter: @hunguppod Tik Tok: hunguppodcast Tony Purnell: IG/TikTok - @TonyPurnellLightWorker Twitter - @TonyLightWorker Producer: Marquise Richards IG/Tik Tok/Twitter - @MarquiseDavon Youtube: Assistant Producer: Matt Jackson IG - @makinmattmatt Creative Director: IG - @sterlyg
Intro: Black American Folktale by Shugabones Sharva @tiktok This week on @HungUpPod Xavi aka BOYSLOVEFLOWERS artist and rapper dials in with this Producer Lummen to premier his new single DEMANDS. Xavi and Lummen talk about working together, gay artist representation in the industry, and what's up next for Xavi and Lummen. New single DEMANDS preview at 00:21:40 Xavi @boysloveflowers Lummen @lummen.sounds DEMANDS is streaming now on all music platforms
☎️ This week's guest is Photographer, Director, and Content Creator Vincent Marc aka MarcMyStyle. First, we talk about the return of PValley and Noah's Arc and the impact both shows had on the community. Then, I ask Marc about his soul contract- and if he felt like he was living his life purpose. The introduction lead us to many topics: King of the Butch Queens- what it means to Marc to be able to express the masculine and feminine side. One of Marc's most challenging yet rewarding collaborations was with Author and Activist, George M. Johnson. Marc talks about how his journey as a photographer began and how photography introduced him to his longtime partner and artist BAMIHANNA, who was a guest on the show (ep. 432). Marc uses the set to create the world he wants to portray through the camera lens, which gave birth to his well-known drape aesthetic. Lastly, Marc talks about balancing love, life, and career and how he uses his Only Fans page to create unapologetically. Vincent Marc www.vincentmarc.net IG and Twitter @marcmystyle OF @marcshotit
☎️ This week I dial in with a review of Trina's Tiny Desk concert. And discuss background on the Tennessee3- how did we get here? Also- @hunguppod will be collaborating with Philly Black Pride this year! Tap the bio link to get your tickets.
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