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Common is a man who is anything but, and he’s been evolving as an artist since the start of his three-decade-and-counting career when he was a young musician rapping about his love for hip-hop. These days, in addition to being a Grammy-winning artist, Common is an established actor, known for his work on AMC’s Hell on Wheels and films like American Gangster, Selma, and Just Wright. Common is what you’d call a conscious artist—someone who uses his platform to encourage social and political change. He believes it’s the responsibility of an artist to say, “I see what you’re going through, and I’m going to stand up and use my voice, my talents, and my energy towards making your world better.” In his song “Black America Again,” he uses the power of music to show us the problems that arise from systemic racism and what we can do to resolve them. Despite his success, he’s not living a life disassociated from the, er, common people. You might even catch him writing a new song in his car if you find yourself in traffic on the 405. Ultimately, Common is an artist who cherishes the opportunity to grow and evolve, so if he has it his way, he’ll be freestyling into his seventies. Common joins Off Camera to discuss the responsibility of an artist, the socio-economic underpinnings of hip-hop braggadocio, and why he loves to feel nervous when he’s starting a new project.

Rob dives into the lyrics and meanings of Common's powerful track, Black America Again. What do you think of the song? You can check it out here: https://open.spotify.com/track/40ePdToK7cjdo8M7u8cfC2?si=BJGLjfllTWSH3QAM9S0vig You can listen to the show on the go: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2etRnEuzYYbiwbhJSxgno6?si=r24o7ebuSTGz9rZOm7bUqg Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/cultured/id1473724398 Our Socials: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/getculturedau/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getculturedau/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/getculturedau Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ZGkWxaWcUhAUinAOSstuQ Please support Rob in Dry July: http://www.dryjuly.com/users/rob-clarke

In this episode Liv and I talk to newly formed Leftist, Abby Deardorff, a working mother of three who still finds the time to be a community activist. Join us as she shares with us her journey to the Left, her exodus from her Catholic upbringing, and her activism in the form of the BLM movement and the #FireJoeGale movement. Intro: Lols @ Abby's condom story Outro: Malcom X: White Liberals Music: Testify by Nas, Black America Again by Common Help Abby by donating to her cause: https://www.facebook.com/Fire-Joe-Gale-Lawn-Signs-112477790506794/ GoFundMe: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.gofundme.com%2Ff%2Fmontco-united-against-joe-gale%3Futm_medium%3Dcopy_link%26utm_source%3Dcustomer%26utm_campaign%3Dp_na%2520share-sheet%26rcid%3Dbc7e8c876f754f169344cd6b6f213b5d%26fbclid%3DIwAR0m3xrJRXQ1kRVR9pykumt1_u3RvcdMZPJPAEMJJiS7vYqhdPCyrbnOdl8&h=AT3C-Ya2F8tLivGFw65c5N5gmQCpBnKXwIgrK-K10QS-Awdv-_2b5K2lKEt6kmILRDF7X0H390npZiuh71CbhbOKxiDXahQemGkIlsFtk8sc5aLY1sKbBemITXOFsz6K4aJqVZaeZnGDtcscumb9IA This podcast is brought to you by Kitka Soaps! Facebook: Kitka Soaps IG: @kitkasoaps

Baba & Iya contemplate a brave new world where Black lives really do matter to ALL white people. EPISODE PLAYLIST 1. I Can't Breathe by Nick Cannon (INTRO) 2. People Get Up And Drive Your Funky Soul (INTRO) by James Brown 3. Black America Again (f. Stevie Wonder) by August Green 4. Freedom by Jurassic 5 5. Dear Mr. Man by Prince 6. Propaganda by dead prez 7. Hold Up by RhythMADic 8. Theme to the Motion Picture “Cleopatra Jones” (OUTRO) by Joe Simon & Mainstreeters --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jadestonevintagesoul/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jadestonevintagesoul/support

And now a Monday edition of Midday at the Movies, our monthly look at what’s new and notable in Hollywood and throughout the film industry. Tom's joined in Studio A by our movie maven regulars: Ann Hornaday is the film critic for the Washington Post, and Jed Dietz is the founding director of the Maryland Film Festival. Today, they consider the sexual assault and rape allegations that have been leveled against legendary Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein by dozens of women over the past several months: Has public awareness of Mr. Weinstein's behavior altered the power dynamic for other major Hollywood producers and directors, and has it changed the work climate for the actors who depend on their favor? Then, Ann and Jed spotlight some of the interesting new films on the circuit this fall, including the recent collaboration by Selma director Bradford Young and Grammy Award-winning rap artist Common: two short films: Letter to the Free and Black America Again -- which have been finding audiences around the country and which showcased this past weekend at the Washington West Film Festival.

The Rap Report is finally back with Episode Negative 6, part deuce! We've got discussions of albums from J. Cole, Common, and A Tribe Called Quest. Be sure to like, share, subscribe, retweet, all that good stuff. Help us spread the good news of hip-hop! 00:00 J. Cole - 4 Your Eyez Only 49:35 A Tribe Called Quest - We Got It From Here...Thank You 4 Your Service 1:33:23 Common - Black America Again 1:35:04 Back to the Tribe album for final thoughts 1:36:32 Black America Again...again 2:04:25 Comparing the three albums, declaring Common the Winner of the Week 2:22:05 Upcoming albums  

GOOGLE "hip hop djcarl 2016" now! Spotify RapCaviar Playlist: 01. Empire Cast f. Jussie Smollet & Pitbull – No Doubt About It 02. Kanye West – Fade 03. Usher f. Young Thug – No Limit 04. B.o.B f. T.I. & Ty Dolla $ign – 4 Lit 05. A Tribe Called Quest f. Jack White – Ego 06. Common f. Stevie Wonder – Black America Again 07. A Tribe Called Quest f. Busta Rhymes & Katia Cadet – The Donald 08. Danny English f. Eggnog – Party Time 09. Sage The Gemini – Now and Later 10. Michel'le – No More Lies 11. A Tribe Called Quest – The Space Program 12. Ying Yang Twins f. Mike Jones & Mr. Collipark – Badd 13. Bruno Mars – Chunky 14. The Weeknd f. Daft Punk – I Feel it Coming 15. A Tribe Called Quest f. Kendrick Lamar – Conrad Tokyo 16. Fat Joe & Remy Ma f. Ty Dolla $ign – Money Showers 17. Meek Mill f. Nicki Minaj – Bad for You Create an mp3 music DJ Carl© mix - http://bit.ly/2A5Fkkb

Kicking the mix off with afro/jazz vibes courtesy of The KutiMangoes and Takuya Kuroda, plus a brand new one from broken beat/nu jazz royalty, Kaidi Kat. There's a hot stepper from Nomumbah on Yoruba and some boogie fire from Amp Fiddler's new album, Motor City Booty. Tenderlonious is back with some flute laced funk on 22a and fellow Peckham music maker, Henry Wu joins Cologne's Tito Wun on a trademark, South London groove. There's a BRUK Jay Daniel riddim, an amazing cut from iZem's debut on Soundway, and we've got the hip-hop heads covered with new ATCQ, Australia's own, Remi and a neck snapper from Common's latest album, Black America Again. LA's Josef Leimberg and Terrace Martin join forces on a bad-ass Miles Davis cover, Erykah Badu's band, RC & the Gritz come with the stank groove and there's more jazz niceness from Azymuth, Relaén, Uyama Hiroto and Yussef Kamaal Trio. The tempo picks up again for the last leg with house flavas from Paradise Forum, Alton Miller, Patrice Scott, Dan Kye aka Jordan Rakei, Jullian Gomes, Kevin Reynolds and Just One. Enjoy!

This is the first episode of The Can I Kick It podcast. Showtime and Eesh Rock discuss how Hip Hop has been so unapologetic about it's blackness recently, and how good it feels! They review Common's "Black America Again", A Tribe Called Quest's "We Got It From Here...Thank You For Your Service" and Rapsody's "Crown" EP. Also, the duo sit down with one of Hip Hop's most respected DJ's, Rich Medina.

On this weeks episode we review the albums "Here" by Alicia Keys, "Black America Again" by Common, "Nightride" by Tinashe, "The Cozy Tape Vol.1 Friends" by A$AP Mob, and "Lauren" by Keke Palmer.   TRC Playlist 39 BEST ON SHUFFLE Email trc@thereportcardlive.com   Instagram @TRCPodcast Twitter @trcpodcastlive @soloyalclothinginc The Report Card Podcast Facebook   Soundcloud   Tumblr   Google+   You can subscribe to us on iTunes, Google Music Play, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Soundcloud, Youtube, Libsyn, and tuneIn. NEW SCORING A+  100 Classic A     99-96 Classic A     95-92 Amazing A-    92 Amazing B+   91 Fire B     90-88 Fire B     87-84 Dope B-    83 Dope C+   82 Solid C     81-79 Solid C     78-75 Average C-    74 Average D+   73 Needed Work D     72-70 Needed Work D     69-65 Trash F     -65   Trash   Like. Comment. Subscribe,Review Thank you to everyone who listens weekly.

The Moguls go from talking about Trump making America great again, Common's Black America Again and the triumphant return of A Tribe Called Quest.

Killer Mike made some controversial statements about the black vote, The xx are teasing snippets of a new album and French Montana shares MC4 after saying he wouldn't. Listen to a review of Common's Black America Again. In light of the election, a discussion on political music later in the show.

Be sure to check us out on the Satchel Player! You can download the app from the Apple Store or Google Play Store to follow and support your favorite podcasts. Go to http://satchelplayer.com/ to check it out! You can now follow us on Twitter! @compbeatdown Bloggy Bonilla and Silent G are back with a fresh episode of Comprehensive Beatdown. This week, the guys check out “Black America Again,” the incredibly dope new album from Common. Episode 76 is opened with a song from Brookzill's album, “Throwback to the Future.” Brookzill is made up of Prince Paul, Ladybug Mecca, Brazilian MC Rodrigo Brandão, and producer Don Newkirk. Send any questions/comments/suggestions to comprehensivebeatdown@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @compbeatdown Like us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/comprehensivebeatdown If you want to keep up with an inordinate amount of new music, follow Silent G's 2016 Albums/EPs playlist on Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/user/garrad36/playlist/6nbyqZJoAA1JMrvzbDjjyP Check out Bloggy Bonilla's website to see what he is enjoying day-to-day. http://keyb2lock.com/ As always, follow http://dopemedianetwork.com/ and find the podcast on iTunes and leave a review.  

WED 11/2 - Lil' Wayne's latest comments about #BLACKLIVESMATTER send ripples through the twitterverse and awakens a hee-haw of massive proportions. In contrast, The Breakfast Club is joined by Common (sense, that is) to discuss his new album "Black America Again" and almost the complete opposite mindset of Lil' Tunechi. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers