Let Me Get My Headphones Podcast

On the mid-season finale of Let Me Get My Headphones, the team welcomes Mississippi-born rapper and songwriter, Devmaccc into the All Artist Studio. With an ongoing solo tour, three world-building EPs, and an opening performance with west coast rapper, Westside Boogie, Dev discusses the surrealism and internal rewards encountered during life as an artist. Intimately inspired by his Southern roots and culture, the rapper refuses to shy away from his Mississippi heritage — using his homegrown influence as ammunition to vitalize a sound that is all his own, steadily embracing evolution. Leading with gratitude, a self-professed “Wolfpack", and an endeavor to use music as a catalyst for personal healing, the Jackson native readies himself for the start of a brand new expedition.Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

Let Me Get My Headphones welcomes Chicago-born rapper and songwriter, Ausar, into the All Artist Studio. Debuting on Netflix's “Rhythm + Flow”, and with cosigns from hip-hop alumni like Lupe Fiasco and 9th Wonder, Ausar steps into the studio to discuss his quest to self-actualization as an artist. With a growing willingness to pivot, a rock solid team-turned-brotherhood alongside him, and a heavy reliance on faith, the rapper shares how leaning into vulnerability in storytelling helped to cultivate his own voice — contributing and connecting to a rich community of artists and audiences along the way. Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

Let Me Get My Headphones welcomes the founder of Speak Your Truth Records, KevSpeaksTruth into the All Artist Studio. As an artist, producer, and engineer based in South West Florida, Kev shares the origins of his mission and the natural intention to keep the essence of youth at its center. At only 26, and with over a decade in the industry, Kev discusses the earnestness in searching for identity beyond music, the crucial willingness to risk and “fail forward”, and shares his personal grounding factor during life as a full-time artist. Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

This week, Let Me Get My Headphones welcomes South African-born vocal artist, Luukhanyo, into the All Artist Studio. Thriving against the infancy of the Capetown music scene, he discusses the power in leaving room for mistakes and harnessing creative freedom to birth something that is always true to self.  With a constant focus on distilling his voice as an artist and expanding his own palette, the musician guides the team through his journey as an independent artist. From pandemic-era limitations and beat selection to composing in real time, Luukhanyo shares how a lust for creative exploration perpetually informs his art making.Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

Join us in the All Artist Studio as we welcome Ìsa Blues, a rising R&B/Soul artist with a sultry voice and jazz influences.Welcome back to another exciting episode of our All Artist Series! In this episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Ìsa Blues, an emerging R&B/Soul artist whose sultry and husky alto voice has captivated audiences. Hailing from New Rochelle, New York, Ìsa Blues brings a contemporary twist to the genre, infusing it with heavy elements of soul and jazz. Influenced by iconic artists like Nina Simone, Alicia Keys, India Arie, and Lianne La Havas, Ìsa Blues has carved her own unique sound that combines warm and comforting timbres with a modern flair.Ìsa Blueshttps://www.instagram.com/itsisablues/https://sparta.ffm.to/bluesSupport the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

In a recent Let Me Get My Headphones episode, the team celebrates the 2nd Annual Juneteenth Awards. The team highlights the best and brightest of black culture today, including 14 categories ranging from comedy and fashion to music and television. With brand new categories like the “Met Gala Award'', “Best Black Animation,” and “Best/Wildest in MelaNews,” and originals like the “Storyteller Award” and “Best Underrated Artist,” the LMGMHP co-hosts make a return to award season and discuss the most memorable cultural moments cemented thus far in 2023's Year of the Artist. Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

This week we re-release a special Pass The Aux with North Carolina-born singer/songwriter, Quez. Inspired by his own experiences, mixed with the classic R&B style of childhood favorites and the tenacity of his own team, Quez gives Let Me Get My Headphones a closer look at the music through his eyes. From songs that write themselves to battling writer's block and staying encouraged, Quez discusses the rewards, challenges, and hopes of an independent artist. Support the showhttps://dittomusic.postaffiliatepro.com/scripts/chvulqq1?a_aid=6424fa3edb39cStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

In a recent episode, Let Me Get My Headphones discusses the user patterns of streaming services Apple Music and Spotify and what they may have to say about a platform's titan ability to reach the massive one billion stream mark. Artificial intelligence continues to make major headway with a scam involving the fraudulent sales of AI-generated Frank Ocean music on popular platform, Discord. Also in MelaNews, LMGMHP looks at the newest developments in TikTok's continued focus on artist expansion, ranging from distribution deals like the ‘Artist Impact Program', allowing business to use an artist's music for campaigns within the app — to the launch of #NewMusic, TikTok's new hub for frontline music releases. What The Flick reflects on the final two episodes of RapCaviar's recently released Hulu docu-series; this time centering artists like Coi Leray and Fivio Foriegn, in a conversation on female beauty standards, the transformation of hip hop's “video vixen”, and the contention arousing criminalization of rappers. In Pass The Aux, LMGMHP considers the decline in media literacy and the irony of the actual faces behind popular culture blogs today. The team also welcomes new music from artists like Victoria Monet, Amaarae, and more. Support the showhttps://dittomusic.postaffiliatepro.com/scripts/chvulqq1?a_aid=6424fa3edb39cStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

In this exciting episode of Let Me Get My Headphones, we had the pleasure of hosting the talented music producer and TikTok sensation, Uncle Kizzy, for his very first interview. Join us as we delve into the world of Uncle Kizzy, exploring his collegiate music background and his remarkable journey leading up to his current position in the industry.During the interview, we had the chance to uncover the major musical influences that have shaped Uncle Kizzy's unique creative style. He takes us on a nostalgic trip, discussing the era of music that continues to inspire his innovative approach to production.Whether you're a fan of Uncle Kizzy's work or simply interested in the artistry behind music production, this episode is not to be missed. Tune in to discover the story behind this rising star and gain insights into the future direction he envisions for himself.Get ready to plug in your headphones and join us in the all-artist studio as we explore the fascinating journey of Uncle Kizzy. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform and let the music take you on an unforgettable ride!Ditto Music Release unlimited music everywhere. Keep 100% of royalties. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showhttps://dittomusic.postaffiliatepro.com/scripts/chvulqq1?a_aid=6424fa3edb39cStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

Let Me Get My Headphones sits down with independent artist, Laura Dia, in this week's episode of the All Artist Series. Hailing from Bristol, United Kingdom and steadfast in her desire for storytelling, the singer/songwriter and producer shares the evolution into her ethereal, yet powerfully multi-layered sound. From yielding inspiration across genres to relocating and building community at the hub of the UK's quickly expanding RnB scene, Laura discusses the exhilaration of leaning into the uncertainty of the creative process whilst always maintaining direction. Ditto Music Release unlimited music everywhere. Keep 100% of royalties. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showhttps://dittomusic.postaffiliatepro.com/scripts/chvulqq1?a_aid=6424fa3edb39cStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

The latest episode of All Artist Studio welcomes the multi-talented Phace, hailing from West Orange, New Jersey. As a Haitian-American artist, Phace infuses his music with his cultural heritage, blending it seamlessly with elements of R&B, hip-hop, and pop. In this candid interview, we gain insight into his personal journey in the music industry and his unique creative process. Phace reveals how every track he produces represents a different stage in his life, and how he uses his discography to showcase his personal growth.During the conversation, Phace offers a glimpse into his poetic background and how his life experiences have shaped his worldview. He opens up about the inspiration behind his song "Invictus," a powerful representation of his emotions at the time. With over 100 songs written this year alone, Phace proves he's an artist in every sense of the word. He also shares the challenges of imposter syndrome and how his family's support has helped him navigate the industry. For anyone seeking inspiration from a rising artist with a unique voice, this episode is a must-listen.Ditto Music Release unlimited music everywhere. Keep 100% of royalties. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showhttps://dittomusic.postaffiliatepro.com/scripts/chvulqq1?a_aid=6424fa3edb39cStay connected with our podcast after each episode: 1. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. 2. Visit our website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

In a recent episode, Let Me Get My Headphones continues to delve deeper into the fast-paced evolution of AI, focusing on China's newly proposed restriction measures in efforts to suspend further developments on the technology. With the creation and explosion of two AI-generated tracks by the masked creator, 'Ghostwriter', new threats posed to slippery copyrights laws and artist integrity, the team discusses recent pushback to the quickly advancing technology from major streaming platforms like TIDAL and Apple Music.“What The Flick '' continues to examine RapCaviar's Hulu docu-series featuring today's most relevant hip-hop artists and the symbiotic relationship created between culture and craft. Centering viral artists like Roddy Ricch and Polo G, LMGMHP dissects social media's domineering role in parasocial relationships and the new wave of welcoming vulnerability and mental health awareness in men's hip-hop. The team  contends with the new generation's definition of remixing and spotlights all new artists like Jastin Martin, Josh Levi, and Amaka in this week's playlist. Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

Let Me Get My Headphones sits down with independent artist, Yaya, in this week's episode of the All Artist Series. With a cool, patient tone reminiscent of artists like Cleo Sol and Charlotte Day Wilson, the New Jersey-born singer/songwriter guides the team through her evergreen approach to artmaking. As a new entry into the RnB sphere and an intent on allowing space for the music to form alongside her, Yaya shares her experience navigating as an independent female artist, fighting imposter syndrome, and looking to peers as well as inward for growth. Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

In a recent episode, the podcast delves into the fascinating topic of how artificial intelligence is being used in music production, highlighting Ed Sheeran's use of AI to write a song for his new album. The show also explores the impact of major record companies releasing a staggering 3,900 tracks every day. Other topics covered include Coachella's groundbreaking decision to live stream all six stages on YouTube for the first time, and Spotify's AI DJ. In the "What The Flick" segment, Let Me Get My Headphones reviews Hulu's RapCaviar documentary series, which features insightful interviews with artists like Tyler, The Creator and City Girls, delving into issues such as identity, sexuality, and artistic growth in the music industry. This week's playlist includes DJ Drama's "I'm Really Like That," Hit Boy's "Surf or Drown," Tyler The Creator's "CMIYGL (The Estate Sale)" and more!Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

This week on Let Me Get My Headphones, we are excited to feature Moses the Marauder, an independent hip-hop artist from Brooklyn. In this episode, Moses shares his personal journey of balancing life outside of music and how it informs his storytelling and unique sound as a rapper. As an artist with a multidisciplinary background, Moses talks about his natural progression into music and the release of his dynamic debut album, "Sidewalk Stories," in 2020. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation with one of the rising stars of the independent music scene. Listen to Let Me Get My Headphones on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite podcast platform to hear Moses the Marauder's story.Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

In MelaNews, Javon talks about ticketing reform in the music industry and the $600M launch of Shamrock Capital's entertainment and content acquisition fund. Jasmine rounds out award season in What The Flick with a recap of the 95th Oscar Awards' most noteworthy moments and readies the team for what's to come on the television and film radar. Finally, in Pass The Aux, Jason outlines the newest R&B and hip-hop singles in heavy rotation and notices a curious pattern in artist releases. https://thedigilogue.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=08ad3dfe9eedb6d6fa9126e95&id=073f26fb6f&e=e7727a541ahttps://thedigilogue.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=08ad3dfe9eedb6d6fa9126e95&id=bacab327d0&e=e7727a541ahttps://www.oscars.org/oscars/ceremonies/2023Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

This week LMGMHP invites independent recording artist, Malik Elijah, into the All Artist Studio. With a sound influenced by hip-hop artists like Ab-Soul and Mick Jenkins, Elijah guides the team through his wordsmithing process and shares how an early relationship with music set the tone for sharpening his craft – culminating in his most recent EP, “Smoke Signal”. Join the conversation as Elijah talks new music and more on this week's All Artist Series. https://soundcloud.com/crittersbythewindowMalik Elijah aka Malik Gaither was taught by his father at age 4 to play the drums. Since that day, Malik's love for music has only grown. Originally from Upper Marlboro, MD, Malik is currently based in Taunton, MA. After learning the drums, Malik joined choir, both at school and at church. This, along with listening to some of his favorite artists like Kanye West, J. Cole, and Kendrick Lamar, inspired him to start writing music, specifically in the genre of alternative hip-hop around the age of 13. Fast forward nearly a decade later, Malik would continue to draw inspiration from the next generation of hip-hop, especially Wiz Khalifa, Mick Jenkins, and IDK. As he puts it on his song, “sfts,” he also “studied Ab-Soul,” not only to “illuminate [his] mind,” but also to enhance his skills as a wordsmith. All of this together pushed Malik to start releasing music, starting with the self-produced, King Of The Critters on SoundCloud in 2017.Then in 2018, Malik Elijah would release Lazy along with producer, Ciro Mont. Highlighted by the opening track, “Believe It,” the project sounds something like the crossroads of dance music and hip-hop. In the two years following, an improving Malik would return with his next two projects, Medium Volume EP and Free Lemonade with standout track, “Cuban Link.” Since these releases, Malik Elijah has focused on single releases, most notably, the EDM club banger, “Kayakontheriver” featuring William Crooks, “Icannotbethem” featuring Nuke Franklin, and “Blinding” featuring ICECOLDBISHOP. In July 2022, Malik Elijah released his album, DETOUR with standout tracks, “QUIETDOWN,” “ATITAGAIN” featuring Isaac Zale and Nuke Franklin, and “NOWHERE” featuring Marco Plus. He followed up DETOUR with the three-track bundle, Smoke Signal in March 2023, highlighted by Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

This week LMGMHP welcomes independent R&B recording artist, Saneit, into the All Artist Studio. Join the conversation as the Chicago native discusses her experience as a dual-sided creative in the music industry and explains the significance of both artistic release and collection periods as a songwriter in this week's All Artist Series.   https://saneit.live/aboutHailing from the west side of Chicago, singer and song-writer Saneit is the new R&B sensation. The songstress has spent the last few years establishing her name in the ever changing music circuit, growing and displaying chameleon-like diversity by developing her sound with every new release. Not only has she learned to navigate the music industry through networking and pure vocal ability, with a recent BA in Public Relations from the Mecca, Howard University, she has also gained the tools to more professionally maintain her own image and career. She's a dual talent perfecting her craft in both music and hair industry. She's recognized as a profound hair braider, blessing icons like Missy Elliot.As an independent artist Saneit's debut album Fantasy is a culmination of heart and soul that counts for over 500,000 streams through a combination of various streaming services. Saneit's confidence and love for her work is a testament to her growth and the control she takes over her creative process. In addition to the music, Saneit has graced the stage as an support act for Megan Thee Stallion and Jennifer Hudson. With influences like Whitney Houston, Monica, Lauryn Hill, and Missy Elliot there is no doubt her name and work will be recognized and respected for years to come.Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

In MelaNews, Javon breaks down AI's newest role in the music industry, the truth behind tricky listener algorithms, and gets candid about artist development in a razor-sharp review of one of Instagram's favorite comedians. In What The Flick, Jasmine readies the team for a return to award season with the most notable moments from the NAACP Image Awards and opens the floor to the newest television controversy: Rolling Stone VS. Sam Levinson. Finally, Jace outlines this week's most recent music releases and canvasses the team for the latest in their headphones in this week's Pass The Aux.  wzsNJVJiXqOYrRqgUTyBSupport the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

In this episode, we interview an upcoming and viral artist from Texas named Dende. Dende explains that his name is a reference to the Dragon Ball character and that he identifies with him as he is seen as an important, but overlooked character. He talks about how his upbringing in Houston has influenced his music career, in that it has made him more self-sufficient when it comes to throwing shows and creating music. He then discusses his influences, which range from John Legend, Smino, and Sava, and explains his favorite songs from each. Dende then talks about how he has been able to grow his fan base by using TikTok, and how it has allowed him to reach a more female-centric fan base. He reflects on his success and how it feels to become one of the faces of R&B. In conclusion, Dende gives credit to his team for helping him with his success and growth.Dende is an R&B singer whose second album, 95 Civic, which is about the aftermath of his breakup with his fiancee will be released on March 8th. He explains that the album chronicles the different emotions he experienced before and after the break-up, from the lead-up to the crash in the relationship to the heartbreak and depression, and eventually to a realization point. He also talks about his inspirations and favorite artists, as well as his go-to pizza topping and his zodiac sign. Lastly, he talks about what he watches in his free time, which includes anime such as One Piece and My Hero Academia, as well as the video game Last of Us. He encourages people to check out High Card and Try Guns Stampede, as well as Bungo Straight Oaks and Buddy Daddy's. He invites everyone to follow him on Instagram and Twitter and to purchase tickets to his next show in Atlanta on March 8th.https://open.spotify.com/artist/0xq4TZno4XwBzkbLnBAhlF?si=Vm7OhfrmT2uK9fXNbckKLwhttps://www.instagram.com/iamdende/?hl=enhttps://unitedmasters.com/a/iamdendeArticles: https://www.tracklib.com/blog/digging-samples-ai?curator=MusicREDEF&utm_source=substack&utm_medium=emailSupport the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

In MelaNews, Javon talks Fenty featuring The Super Bowl and entices the team with some unsurprising, but emboldening statistics regarding women of color in the music industry. In light of Marvel's most recent  release, Jasmine solicits an admission of superhero fatigue in What the Flick and finds a split in the team's first impressions of the newest season of Netflix's YOU. Finally, Jace showcases the latest in on-the-rise indie artists and gives a peek inside Volume 20 of the LMGMHP playlist. Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

This week the team welcomes Philadelphia-based educator and content producer, Marquise Richards into the All Artist Studio to discuss the essentiality of building a bridge between academia and the hood. With an acute focus on deconstructing and reimagining masculinity with care and intention, join the conversation as Marquise illustrates the importance of uplifting and protecting the sub-community that is the future generation of black men. In MelaNews, Javon highlights the most noteworthy Grammy moments and prompts the team with a thought provoking prediction. Jasmine reports the latest in television by breaking down exactly why fan favorite shows fall victim to the new cancellation pandemic. Finally, in a special Pass The Aux, Jace invites singer/songwriter, QUEZ, into the studio to walk through his journey as an independent artist and discuss the merit of finding your sound and source of inspiration. MarquiseMarquise Richards is an activist, podcaster, content producer, and educator that aims to bridge academia and the hood.Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/marquisedavon/Linkedtree - https://linktr.ee/marquisedavon QUEZLinkfly - https://linkfly.to/30113TYjHWjInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/quexz_/Ten 23 EP - https://open.spotify.com/album/79tlcXFKEqitfUFpNGF58u Legs Shakin single - https://open.spotify.com/track/51YTP1lywJ8kHKTi6zum7C?si=570913ac570747b4Show notes article:Did your favorite TV show get canceled? Here are 7 reasons it might have. - Vox - https://www.vox.com/culture/2017/5/16/15633120/why-tv-shows-get-canceled-ratings-arent-everythingWhy does Netflix cancel so many shows? This might be the explanation | BGRhttps://bgr.com/tech/why-does-netflix-cancel-so-many-shows-this-might-be-the-explanation/Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

The team kicks off Season 3 with a special guest, Wize Grazette — Chief Product Officer and Founder of The Indie Creative Network, to discuss the rewards and challenges of posturing your voice as an independent artist. Join the discussion and the debut of the brand new All Artist Studio for a conversation on the power of tech platforming for creatives of color in today's media landscape.  Javon reports a jump in Melanews with the discourse on subscription prices for Apple Music listeners and the strategic metric used by recording labels that can obscure independent artists. Jasmine covers the latest in Hollywood's award season, along with the most noteworthy nominations and wins so far. Jace accidentally rallies the crew for a debate on one of the industry's hottest artists and gives a play-by-play on what's new in music. Show Notes: Spotify skip rate story - https://medium.com/@itsnorequests/what-is-an-average-skip-rate-on-spotify-c7d70b95918dApple subscription story - https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/over-80-of-apple-music-subscribers-listened-to-spatial-audio-in-2022/Tyler Perry District story - https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/tyler-perry-studios-could-soon-include-brand-new-entertainment-district/UBZAQDAYEBFW5KSXKG5JWQKKQM/New Music: Ice Spice - Like..? (EP) Gangsta Boo ft. Lil TjayPrincess Diana Dende - Before We Crash (EP) Better Than Him Round Trip To Atlanta Kota The Friend - Lyrics to GO, Vol. 4 TibetLife LessonsGloss Up - Before The Gloss Up Little Sims - No Thank You Coco Jones - What I Didn't Tell You (Deluxe) No ChaserFallin SZA - SOS Kelela - Contact (Single) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GT9SmA1vlIThe Combat Jack Show - https://soundcloud.com/thecombatjackshowSupport the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

Let Me Get My Headphones is no ordinary podcast group. We are an episodic interview-based podcast experience at the intersection of XXL magazine freshman class and late-night TV. Let Me Get My Headphones is a nexus where artist experience, bravery, and history intersect. Our global platform supplies independent artists of all types who seek to promote their talents with digital solutions to achieve results. We believe that artists at every level matter, and we support those who keep art alive.The podcast experience is available biweekly on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, and more. Each show varies in duration but tends to be less than 2 hours when published.  Support the showStay connected with our podcast after each episode. Discover our curated playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, and stay up to date on Instagram and Twitter. Visit our linktree and website for exclusive content, including the discord, where you can keep up with the latest and join the community of music, TV, and film fans. Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience.

For the LMGMHP Season 2 Finale, the team welcomes TikTok creator, fashion visionary, and studying aerospace engineer, Julian Carter (@name) into the groupchat to discuss how the mundane can influence creativity and functionality in fashion. Join the conversation as Julian shares his approach to content creation and uses his authenticity and engineering innovation as the touchpoint for his designs and explorative personal style.In MelaNews, Javon cautions the team about the dangers of earbud misuse and gives the latest on new Cardi B management. Jasmine rallies the guys for a discussion about the “death of the movie star” and the latest happenings in F1. Jace talks all things music, from Ticketmaster investigations to thoughts on Lizzo and the stigma of pop. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the showSTAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE: Our curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Instagram! Twitter! Website (Merch)! Want to support this podcast? HERE

Join Jasmine, Jace, and Javon for the 2nd Annual Friendsgiving episode. In this bonus episode, they welcome back friends of the show, @kiaspeaks, and @justplainjaz, for a discussion about the obsession with romantic relationships and the importance of interpersonal platonic friendship. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the showSTAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE: Our curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Instagram! Twitter! Website (Merch)! Want to support this podcast? HERE

This week the team welcomes designer and entrepreneur, Joel Carter into the groupchat to discuss his fashion brand, Luna Park, and its newly vitalized sister company, Norbor Beauty. Listen as Joel shares his approach to the role of Creative Director by conjoining his Liberian and New York roots to form a purposeful and earnestly impassioned vision for the future of fashion and Black beauty, while carrying sustainability at its forefront and using it as a vehicle to build and uphold community. Javon recaps the latest in crypto-fraud, big failures in big tech, and the current election cycle. Jasmine enlists the guys for a game of Name That Character in What The Flick, while Jace warms the team up for Grammy season. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the showSTAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE: Our curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Instagram! Twitter! Website (Merch)! Want to support this podcast? HERE

This week, Javon returns to the MelaNews desk for the very latest in social media trends, prepares the team for midterm elections, and Week 10 of the LMGMHP Fantasy Football League. Jasmine and the guys enter the world of Westeros one last time as they break down the House of The Dragon season finale and anticipate what's to come for the actors both on and offscreen. Finally, join the crew in discussion as Jace pinpoints the ever-elusive link between antisemitism, and anti-blackness, and how the two create a solid through-line to white supremacy.Show Notes (Links hyperlinked): Why Kanye West Can't Sell His ‘White Lives Matter' T-Shirts - Capital BUnpacking Kanye West's Antisemitic Remarks and Kyrie Irving's actionsExploring hate: How antisemitism fuels white nationalismKyrie Irving needs to answer for promoting antisemitismSTAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:LMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram!Follow our Twitter!Want to support this podcast? HEREVisit our Website for more!The Online Merch Store is open - https://letmegetmyheadphones.com/  - Shop Now!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show STAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE: LMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram! Follow our Twitter! Want to support this podcast? HERE Visit our Website for more! The Online Merch Store is open - https://letmegetmyheadphones.com/ - Shop Now!

This week the team welcomes Kayla Dixon, the Editor-in-Chief and Creative Director of MmmM: A Dirty Magazine into the groupchat to dive into her publication's mission to portray Black sexuality with sophistication, artistry, and progression at its center. Jasmine, Jace, and Javon continue Fantasy football league matchups, but not before a detour into the fake meat industry. Join as the crew prepares for a close to the F1 season and decide on Team Green or Team Black as a war brews in Westeros. STAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:LMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram!Follow our Twitter!Want to support this podcast? HEREVisit our Website  for more!The Online Merch Store is open - https://letmegetmyheadphones.com/  - Shop Now!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show

Join Jace, Jasmine, and Javon's return to NFL leaderboards as they continue Fantasy League matchups and discuss hip-hop's newest breakup. It's a family affair in Westeros this week with the team dissecting the newest episodes of The House of the Dragon and Jace acting as the in-house Maester. Jasmine scouts the guys for a game of Tag Yourself, keeping it light with a few rounds of themed, rapid-fire questions to put their creativity to the test.STAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:LMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram!Follow our Twitter!Want to support this podcast? HEREVisit our Websitefor more!The Online Merch Store is open - https://letmegetmyheadphones.com/  - Shop Now!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show

Sorry for the delay - we lost a really good interview but the show goes on...Listen as Jace, Jasmine and Javon take another deep dive into the latest episode of The House of the Dragon, discuss the GTA 6 leak and pretend to be on Rockstar Games payroll, and make EXPERT predictions about upcoming NFL showdowns. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show

On this week's episode of Let Me Get My Headphones, the team welcomes environmental educator, facilitator, writer, and content creator Arielle V. King into the groupchat. At just 24 years old, she has earned a BA in Environmental and Sustainability Studies, a Master's in Environmental Law and Policy, a JD focused on environmental justice and civil rights law, and is the Tik Tok and Podcast Host for Intersectional Environmentalist, a climate justice nonprofit dedicated to radically imagining a more diverse future of environmentalism. Join the discussion as Arielle breaks down environmental justice and what we can do within our communities to build a more equitable and sustainable future for ecosystems to come. Jasmine reports the latest in F1 standings but struggles to stay awake as Jace and Javon anticipate the beginning of football season. The crew celebrates black athleticism with Serena Williams and Coco Gauff and decides who can and can't be trusted in House Targaryen. Support the show

This week, the crew slows down the pace with a live narration of Edith Hamilton's Mythology, the endlessly referenced, classic retellings of the Greek myths – read aloud by one of the team's very own. Javon, Jace, and Jasmine ruminate on the President's apparent change of heart, severe drought unearthing Nazi warships and dinosaur prints, and a quick trip into the Milky Way.   Finally, the team says goodbye to the Pynk as they re-enter the cutthroat world of Westeros. Join the crew and take a first listen to the show's newest installment, Let Me Get My Book, a Discord room especially curated to showcase storytelling at its purest, with a relaxed, read-aloud format amongst friends.Support the show

This week the team welcomes one of the music industry's best kept secrets, Branford Jones, into the group chat.  As a lifelong music enthusiast with a wickedly discerning ear for talent, Branford single-handedly erected his own enterprise, They Have The Range, seeking to build community by uplifting those talents—underrated, independent, and mainstream alike. Amassing nearly one million followers and becoming the #1 social media music platform, They Have The Range is slowly but surely establishing a new standard within the music realm. Join Branford and the team as they talk about the current state of R&B, the creative process, and what it will take to create a lasting R&B record in this generation. The gang catches up with the latest and greatest happening down at The Pynk, reflects on a sneakerhead Ponzi scheme, and revisits the Formula 1 racing paddock…all while listening to the new Beyonce.Listeners are staying connected by: Curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram and Follow our TwitterSupport this podcast HEREThe Online Merch Store is open - https://letmegetmyheadphones.com/  - Shop Now!The Proffitt PodcastThe podcast that shows you tips & strategies to create content with confidence!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Truth, Lies, ShenanigansSocial Commentary, Hot Topics, Amazing Guests, and, of course, fun and Shenanigans!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify A Million Other ChoicesWhen my niece was murdered in 2018, my interest in true crime turned to an obsession. I...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Podcast online store is open - https://letmegetmyheadphones.com/ - Shop Now!Join our online community - https://discord.gg/agka3rGRc5 - Join Now!---Join the gang as they welcome poet, minimalist, and proud tiny house owner Jazmine Jackson, into the group chat to discuss alternative living and how rewarding it can feel about going against the grain. Jazmine is a 2022 Addiction Counseling Fellow for the National Board of Certified Counselors, holds a Bachelor of Science in Special Education, and owns The Blackest Sheep, a poignantly authentic poetry blog illustrating the universal highs and lows of mental health experienced by black women.Javon, Jace, and Jasmine recap the latest in P-Valley, cosplay as FDA agents, and tap into the elite world of Formula 1 racing. Join the team as they also talk about the newly assembled Discord server and exciting additions to the online store!Guest contact informationJazmine's Instagram - @justplainjaz Haikus by The Blackest Sheep - https://www.fordepressedblackgirls.net/Creator of @fordepressedblackgirlsWant to support this podcast? (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lmgmhp)---Playlist, social media, and more!Weekly playlist - Spotify - Apple Music Share Instagram      (https://www.instagram.com/letmegetmyheadphones/) and Twitter       (https://twitter.com/LMGMHP) with family, friends, and loved ones.Sounding Out with Izzy: A Grrrl's Two Sound Cents PodcastHosted by Isabel Corp, founder of the feminist music blog A Grrrl's Two Sound Cents,...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

The team talks about the magic of music by breaking down live music performances and diving into the beauty of banking on an experience. From the pre-show to the main act, to post-concert rituals, the crew recounts their most memorable concert moments with their favorite artists as they search for the magic's origin point and dissect the Anatomy of Concerts. The crew recaps the latest in P-Valley and 2022 Emmy nominations. First, in MelaNews, the team prepares for the 2022 Midterm Primary Election. Then, in Pass The Aux they decide if it's a Lil Baby documentary the world needs or if there is a  better case for the rapper's baby mama's to be the center of a documentary. The Online Merch Store is open - https://letmegetmyheadphones.com/  - Shop Now!STAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:Want to support this podcast? HERELMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Music @Letmegetmyheadphones  - Twitter // Instagram // LinkTree Visit our Websitefor more!

The team welcomes a special guest, Kiara Imani, into the group chat to discuss her upcoming memoir, Therapy Isn't Just For White People, which discusses what it means to listen when our triggers speak to us. There, Imani and the crew talk about everything from self-discovery in the form of mental health to being retweeted by Beyonce. A beautiful and uplifting entry point into conversations about racial trauma experienced by young black people in America, Therapy Isn't Just For White People illuminates Imani's exploration into understanding and navigating her own traumas. On sale, August 9, 2022. Be sure to preorder is now available at Amazon, Barnes & noble,  bookshop,  books-a-million, and Indiebound and tell them Let Me Get My Headphones sent you!Find information about clinics and their status based on location at INeedAnA.comJoin the National Network of Abortion Funds in protecting abortion access. Donate to abortion funds today.Preorder Memoir: https://www.amazon.com/Therapy-Isnt-Just-White-People/dp/1735145874Kiara's website: https://www.litriotpress.com/news/therapy-isnt-just-for-white-peopleNorbor beauty: https://lunaparkcc.com/haircare/Therapy Isn't Just For White People is a brilliant debut memoir chronicling Imani's compelling journey to understand the racial trauma experienced by many Black people in America and the underlying effect it has on Black mental health. Through therapy, Imani was introduced to the concept of racial trauma and discovered how her own unrecognized racial trauma affected her mental health, self-image, and worldview.Spanning more than twenty years, Imani weaves together a multigenerational family portrait of her experiences growing up in the south to her career as a young Black professional, where she was often one of the few black people in the room. Grounded in truth and reality, in a series of insightful and deeply affecting essays on race, gender, and identity, Imani writes about career, money, religion, food, health, dating, friendships, body image and beauty, and ultimately, through therapy, her mental health, and well-being.Sincere and inspiring, soulful and uplifting, Therapy Isn't Just For White People is a timely reminder of why the telling and sharing of untold Black stories are central to understanding the pervasive race issues in America. “Hold your head high and wear your Black skin with pride,” Imani writes, embarking on a journey of understanding, healing, empathy, self-love, and taking control of her personal narrative about what it means to be Black in America in the 21st century.

Jasmine and Jace man the helm yet again in this week's two-man episode. The duo stays true to form and reignites What The Flick's “show of the season” format with P-Valley at its epicenter. The team celebrates Juneteenth by uplifting Black powerhouses and talents, and even reimagining the recently critiqued BET Awards as The Juneteenth Awards with new, original categories like Most Anticipated Newcomer, Best Underrated Artist, the Storyteller Award and more. Juneteenth Award Voting: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfS4Rvjx3OyZgYyzA5vITCbojKeD3s5SQJqZZHwmir71HVcTQ/viewform?usp=sf_link 

This week the team is reunited and we return with a special guest, Priestess Gemini! She gives us the ins and outs of helping people find peace through Reiki Healing, Tarot Readings, Sound Healing, Dream Interpretation, Guided meditation, Conjuring Consultations, Chakra Readings, Love & Relationships, and even a little….witchcraft. Priestess Gemini Instagram account - https://www.instagram.com/priestesstemplellc/?hl=enPriestess Temple LLC- https://www.priestesstemplellc.com/African Ancestry - https://africanancestry.com/-----------------------------------------------------------------------STAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:LMGMHP's latest curated playlist - Spotify - Apple Musichttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/4cBuzw4bZRUvzEQDzR6iim?si=1d4b982e7934454dhttps://music.apple.com/us/playlist/let-me-get-my-headphones-playlist-volume-14/pl.u-KRJzvTmMaGKj Want to support this podcast? HEREhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/lmgmhpVisit our Website for more! Follow us on Instagram! Follow our Twitter!

This week it's a two-man show as Jace and Jasmine take over and Javon goes international! One monkey ain't stopping a circus, though, so Jace and Jasmine got straight to business! We talk about The First Monday in May (IYKYK), Roe vs. Wade, and of course what's on the radar for music and tv, just to name a few. The kids covered a lot of ground, so If you're in the mood to shoot the shit with us, go check it out!Met GalaRoe v. WadeSTAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:LMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify  - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram!Follow our Twitter!Visit our LinkTree for more!

This week we talk about Coachella: what it is and unfortunately, what it ain't! Our music man, Jace, also had us throw it back to the very first albums we ever bought, and let me just say…we have excellent taste (cough, cough). The crew even discusses the petite enigma that is Coi Leray and things may or may not get a little spicy...If that sounds like your speed, go check it out!STAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:LMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify  - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram!Follow our Twitter!Visit our LinkTree for more!

A conversation on fashion: Taking a closer look at the relationship between high-end and streetwear and how it's redefined the industry as we know it. We'll talk about WHAT and WHO exists in these realms, where our faves might fall, and what might inform our own personal styles!STAY CONNECTED AFTER THE EACH EPISODE:LMGMHP's curated playlist - Spotify  - Apple Music Follow us on Instagram!Follow our Twitter!Visit our LinkTree for more!

the slap heard around the world has everyone divided including Jace, Javon, and Jasmine. Listen to their reactions from when Will Smith open-hand slapped Chris Rock at the 94th Oscars. The Altercation Between Will Smith and Chris RockThe Incident: The Oscars were derailed when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock, who made a joke about Mr. Smith's wife, Jada Pinkett Smith.His Speech: Moments after the onstage altercation, Mr. Smith won the Oscar for best actor. Here's what he said in his acceptance speech.The Aftermath: Mr. Smith, who the academy said refused to leave following the incident, apologized to Mr. Rock the next day after the academy denounced his actions.A Triumph Tempered: Mr. Smith owned Serena and Venus Williams's story in “King Richard.” Then he stole their moment at the Oscars.What Is Alopecia?: Ms. Smith's hair loss condition played a major role in the incident.

In this episode, we discuss the positive and negative effects faith has on culture & society and vice versa. We explore how some artists and celebrities capitalize on gospel influence to make money and how others push away from spiritual topics altogether. Are we putting our faith and hope in things that are real or is a para faith dynamic that leads to a false sense of hopelessness?   Show Notes: We use the article by Marquis Arnold titled Hip-Hop's relationship with God: Hip-Hop's best music spiritual moments.Kanye West – “Jesus Walk”When it comes to Kanye West, he has never shyed away from his relationship with God from the very beginning of his career. Kanye has shown us that even with all of his success, he still has his own battles with God and doing what is right in life.J Cole – “Want You Fly”When I first heard this song, it was on a J Cole HBO documentary. This is a great song that discusses God using us for a bigger purpose. From the beginning of this song, Cole is discussing a relationship with God. When it comes to the world we live in, a lot of these teenagers don't go to church so the closes thing they have to church is an artist like Cole talking about relationships with God. Cole touches on modern music being what can lead people to read biblical scriptures in church.Kendrick Lamar – “Faith”When Kendrick Lamar dropped his classic debut “Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City” in 2012 to some people that might have been their first time hearing Kendrick discuss his relationship with God. For example, on his mainstream debut, he started it with a prayer.Tupac – “So Many Tears”When It comes to the life of Tupac Shakur, he was a great poet, rapper, actor and was one of the first mainstream rappers to let it be known how he felt about what was going on in the world. Tupac had no filter and lived the life he wanted to live even though it was cut short at the age of 25.Chance The Rapper: Coloring BookA “Chance” of Success: The Influence of Subcultural Capital on the Commercial Success of Chance The Rapper by multiple authors shows how Chance the Rapper's career has led him to where he is today. This case study describes Chance the Rapper's path to success. The findings show that his accusation of subculture within the areas of Christian and Hip-Hop cultures. Also his use of economic, cultural, social and symbolic capital helped build a large following which in turn led to great success.But here have been negative views on faith in music:one example of which being A$AP Rocky on his album “AT.LONG.LAST.A$AP,” and more specifically, the track entitled “Holy Ghost.” A$AP Rocky speaks on his view of Christianity and looks at his personal relationship with it, saying, “They ask me why I don't go to church no more, cause church is the new club.Questions from the show: Does faith have a positive or negative effect on culture and society?Where do you think Faith sits on the list of things that shaped your being? Are you able to see trust after betrayal?As an adult what are you putting your faith in?

what's up, family?! this is a mini-episode, probably the shortest episode we have put out thus far. we did this since we had a longer episode a couple of weeks ago. if you like our shorter shows, let us know by downloading this episode and the last episode with our first guest. it was excellent, according to many listeners of the podcast. in this episode, we discussed the season finale of euphoria and being new pet parents. something light and easy to get you through the rest of the week ✌

Today we discuss the history of big bro culture and the dangers of not holding our faves accountable. The gang has our first guest, Kia Speaks, who coined the term big bro culture and for the first time ever, she's discussing it on our podcast! We cover everything from the stanning, the NFL, Kanye, Jay-Z, Akademics, ethics in Black media, and much more. Big Brother: Black Men, Celebrity CultureWhy Are We So Obsessed With Celebrity Meltdowns?The Dark Side of Stan CulturePlaylist to listen to ⬇️Volume 10 Apple music playlistVolume 10 Spotify Link  Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE

 Lately, I've been seeing a lot of TikToks about ‘healing your inner child' — a phrase describing the broad process of addressing and fixing the way in which your childhood can negatively impact who you are today. Some of these videos are actually pretty great — they offer in-depth explanations of confusing and relatively new terminology, generalized advice about finding a therapist to deal with any unresolved childhood trauma, or explanations of their own healing journeys. But, as it typically is with Tiktok, some of these videos seem to be promoting things that are genuinely unhealthy.  In this episode Jasmine, Javon, and Jason discuss the workings of their inner child. Whether it is listening to that metaphorical voice in your head or dealing with unresolved trauma with a licensed therapist. This episode is for those who are focused on the desire to feel that your younger self would be happy with how you turned out.  Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE

Well, how did you sleep last night? Can you remember your dream? Dreams can take on many different forms. They are the most fascinating and mystifying aspects of sleep. They represent our goals, our fears, and our imaginations, and we draw upon them as a source of inspiration and motivation. When we see dreams portrayed in pop culture, we reflect on our own… In this episode, the crew introduces the conversation of dreams to the platform. Diving deep into what dreams are, when dreams happen, and if dreams have meaning at all. Join Javon Jason and Jasmine for the latest episode of Let Me Get My Headphones podcast.  Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE

The new year is finally here, and with it, myriad resolutions. Or are you abandoning the tradition, opting for a stress free ease into the 2022 year. According to History, the Babylonians were the first to make New Year's resolutions, about 4,000 years ago. Similarly, in ancient Rome, sacrifices were made to a deity and promises were made for the upcoming year. In today's time, people — around 45% of them in America alone — think about changes they need to implement, with just 8% of them following through on these goals.Jasmine, Javon, and Jason heated up the mic for the season priemier of Let Me Get My Headphones by talking euphoria, conspiracy theories, and the latest music releases. Available on Apple podcast and Spotify now. Show Credits:Executive producer: Javon AverettShow producers: Jason Barnes and Jasmine Greenhow Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE

The final episode of this season ends on a high note for the Let Me Get My Headphones podcast community. The crew reflects on their first season and gives a peek behind the curtain showing how to build a successful lifestyle brand. Join Javon, Jasmine, Jason for the season finale of Let Me Get My Headphones podcast available on Apple podcast and Spotify. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

No matter how much work you put into it, building and maintaining new meaningful friendships as an adult can be challenging. Many say this is because adults are stuck in their ways and find it hard to deviate from that. Plus, they don't have the built-in opportunities previously had when they were younger and everyone was at similar life stages. As adults grow older, some may get married, have kids, while other friends are single and having fun - the desire to be around people at similar stages is even more necessary than before.In this episode, the crew reflects on the efforts and changes they are doing to form new friendships in adulthood. Exploring the difference between transactional, reciprocal, and personal relationships. Join Javon, Jasmine, and Jace for episode 25 of the Let Me Get My Headphones podcast available on Apple podcast and Spotify. #ApplePodcast #Spotify #Googlepodcast #LetMeGetMyHeadphones #LMGMHP #Friendsgiving #Thankful #BiWeekly #Thursdays #BigPodNetwork #LetMeGetMyHeadphones #LMGMHPShoutout to all new and seasoned listenersApple Music Link Spotify Link Merch LinkBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE