Podcasts about black skinhead

In this installment, Jordan sits down with Brandi Collins-Dexter, author of Black Skinhead and host of the Bring Receipts podcast, for a riveting conversation about Ye, feminism, and the relationship between the Democratic party and Black Americans.

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It takes a powerful amalgam of dynamics to produce a groundbreaking book. This is what Brandi Collins Dexter, lawyer, researcher, activist, and stand-out nonprofit advocate has achieved with the publication of Black Skinhead: Reflections on Blackness and Our Political Future. She takes on, with curiosity, deep personal investment, and an openness to views she may not share, the reasons for and consequences of the disillusionment of Black voters with the Democratic Party. This sensibility mirrors the rise of a multiracial skinhead movement in England, post-World War II that eventually devolved into racially divisive factions. Her interviews with 50 voters from 18-108, reveal an increasing unease with how the party represents Black interests and whether government can generate solutions to the impacts of the racial wealth gap, student debt and the toll of unlivable wages. Brandi explores how social media, rather than encouraging shared cultural and political aspirations, splinters community and fosters alienation. And she points to the danger of losing a belief in linked fate, as personified by Kanye West, whose identification with white nationalism poses a literal threat to democracy. Let's make this required reading for the nonprofit social change sector.        

This episode features a discussion with Brandi Collins-Dexter, the author of the new book BLACK SKINHEAD: Reflections on Blackness and Our Political Future. Brandi is both an academic and a civil rights activist in the fight for media and tech justice, and her book is a rollercoaster ride through those issues through culture and music and politics. Part media and cultural criticism, part memoir, and part warning, the book takes us to the fringes of Black communities and tries to make sense of our political moment.

Also, hybrid work models show strain. While Ye (née Kanye West) continues to bring new meaning to his song Black Skinhead with a flurry of antisemitic remarks, Biglaw firms are being Heartless and leaving his stable of representation a Ghost Town. But are they Stronger for making the move? Meanwhile, work from home policies remain in their infancy, but firms are already frustrating associates with tweaks. Cravath's originally announced policy has added a wrinkle and Ropes & Gray has folks positively grumpy. How long will the growing pains last? We also discuss Slaughter & May's new late night policy, the challenges facing Magic Circle firms.

Also, hybrid work models show strain. While Ye (née Kanye West) continues to bring new meaning to his song Black Skinhead with a flurry of antisemitic remarks, Biglaw firms are being Heartless and leaving his stable of representation a Ghost Town. But are they Stronger for making the move? Meanwhile, work from home policies remain in their infancy, but firms are already frustrating associates with tweaks. Cravath's originally announced policy has added a wrinkle and Ropes & Gray has folks positively grumpy. How long will the growing pains last? We also discuss Slaughter & May's new late night policy, the challenges facing Magic Circle firms.

This week Chris, Rich, and Jess talk about: Kanye, Section 230 and social media, Elon went to Twitter this week, The Rock was tweeting about Black Adam, Forrest Gump doesn't hold up, Boston University allegedly made super COVID, Fauci and Psaki are being deposed, a transgender female volleyball player injured another female player, a reddit... The post Black Skinhead first appeared on Christopher Media.

Brandi Collins-Dexter examined the relationship between Black voters & the Democratic Party. She was interviewed by author & journalist Wesley Lowery.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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"MAJOR TOM TO ISS, BLACK SKINHEAD KK-KANYE CANCELED, CHINA TAKES OVER SPACE" Infinite Plane Radio 10/12/22 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/infinite-plane-radio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/infinite-plane-radio/support

Author Brandi Collins-Dexter joins Zerlina on the show to discuss her new book BLACK SKINHEAD, out now!For fans of Bad Feminist and The Sum of Us, Black Skinhead sparks a radical conversation about Black America and political identity. In Black Skinhead, Brandi Collins-Dexter, former senior campaign manager for Color Of Change, explores the fragile alliance between Black voters and the Democratic Party. Through sharp, timely essays that span the political, cultural, and personal, Collins-Dexter reveals decades of simmering disaffection in Black America, told as much through voter statistics as through music, film, sports, and the baffling mind of Kanye West. While Black Skinhead is an outward look at Black votership and electoral politics, it is also a funny, deeply personal, and introspective look at the fragility of Black culture and identity, ultimately revealing a Black America that has become deeply disillusioned with the failed promises of its country. 

In this bonus episode of Bring Receipts we give you a special preview of Brandi's upcoming book "Black Skinhead: Reflections on Blackness and our Political Future". The book drops September 20th, pre-order now! (https://celadonbooks.com/book/black-skinhead-brandi-collins-dexter/)We listen to audiobook version of chapter 1: Black People Love Me And Other Things You Should Not Assume About Black Voters .  Throughout the chapter we pause to talk about Brandi's writing process and the influential moments in history that shaped the book. We also discuss Kanye West's Katrina moment, Joe Biden's "You Aint Black" gaffe on The Breakfast Club, as well as the future of the Black vote. Live in New York City? Attend the launch of Brandi's book on Tuesday September 20th 2022 at Powerhouse @ The Archway (28 Adams Street Brooklyn, NY 11201). More info here. (https://powerhousearena.com/events/book-launch-black-skinhead-by-brandi-collins-dexter/). Watch Kanye West's full comments during the Hurricane Katrina telethon mentioned in this podcast. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJUNTcOGeSw)Follow Bring Receipts on social:Twitter: @bring_receiptsInstagram: @bring_receiptsCreator & Host: Brandi Collins-Dexter (@BrandingBrandi)Host & Producer: Steven Renderos (@stevenrenderos)Artwork & Logo by:Andrés Guzmán (IG: andresitoguzman)Music:“Battlerap” by DJ Ren"Player" by Too Short"Caribbean Queen" by Billy OceanSupport the show

The Century is 22 and our episode number is 22, featuring 2 of the usual 4 hosts! A rather laid-back episode, so take it easy with the boys on this one!In this episode, John and Paolo cover the recent endeavours of Pop Culture icons Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott, the Kardashians in general and the excellency of modern hip hop leaders. They then move into usual Aftermath Podcast film theorycrafting and analysis. Thought Kylie and Travis were still together? They've got a new kid on the way though right? What's going on? John has all the answers as Paolo asks the hard questions. The conversation then takes a rather insightful turn, we ask the question if Kim Kardashian devised the ultimate modern celebrity blueprint.Is part of that blueprint to deliver an actual product, or to deliver an aesthetic or vibe? Or are those two things part of one essential package the modern entertainment sphere demands? Perhaps Kanye knows… because one thing's for sure “Black Skinhead” went hard and changed the game.One game yet to change is America's juridical system that favours one of the parents during a split, if anyone's seen Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story, you'll know about this. It's one of the reasons we couldn't find ourselves supporting Kim alongside Kanye during the split, we even tried watching Keeping Up With The Kardashians to see if we could understand!In the end, the children suffer a lot from these splits, as if modern teens didn't have enough problems of their own. A viewing of HBO MAX and BINGE's Euphoria delivers that message in a surreal yet vivid way.What have you been watching? Do these issues cross your mind? Engage with the Aftermath Podcast on all platforms and our socials here -> https://linktr.ee/theaftermathpodcast12

Season 7 concludes with a review of Yeezus, the polarizing album from everyone's favorite mask-wearing, Pete Davidson-threatening, undeniably captivating, eternally aggrieved artist, Ye, better known as Kanye West. SPECIAL GUEST REVIEWER: @https://twitter.com/jaysonbuford (jaysonbuford) ------------ Intro (0:00) -- The Rating System, Explained (8:00 - 10:41) -- The Rap Rankings Game (23:35) -- This Week In Moulz & Mel (51:25) -- Yeezus Info (1:19:54) -- Track 1: "On Sight" (2:14:50) -- Track 2: "Black Skinhead" (2:48:09) -- Track 3: "I Am A God" [w/ @https://twitter.com/jaysonbuford (jaysonbuford)] (3:19:33) -- Track 4: "New Slaves" (4:43:24) -- Track 5: "Hold My Liquor" (5:18:20) -- Track 6: "I'm In It" (5:27:12) -- Track 7: "Blood On The Leaves" (5:43:06) -- Track 8: "Guilt Trip" (6:07:31) -- Track 9: "Send It Up" (6:18:31) -- Track 10: "Bound 2" (6:28:17) -- Ranking Yeezus (6:45:50) -- Outro (6:48:26)

Surprise, we're back! Like Michael Myers, it'll take more than 7 episodes to get rid of us! In this special Halloween edition of Bring Receipts, Brandi reads an excerpt from a chapter in her upcoming book, Black Skinhead. The chapter revolves around Edgar Allen Poe's The Fall of the House of the Usher, and the racial subtexts present in the story. Sign up for our Patreon Page to get access to more content from Brandi's chapter. Steven's brother, John Rudy Ruiz, joins this episode to judge us as we debate the creepiest place we've ever been to. John also plays Beer Somelier and discusses the best beer pairings for some of the most iconic horror movies of all time. So grab your favorite treat (besides this podcast of course) and enjoy Season 2 of Bring Receipts.Follow John Ruiz:Instagram: @JohnRRuizSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bringreceipts)Let us know who you think won via Social Media:Twitter: @bring_receiptsInstagram: @bring_receiptsFollow BR Hosts on Twitter:Brandi Collins-Dexter (@BrandingBrandi)Steven Renderos (@stevenrenderos)Artwork & Logo by:Andrés Guzmán (IG: andresitoguzman)Beats by:DJ RenMusic featured in this episode:Damma Beatz - On EdgeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bringreceipts)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bringreceipts)

All uploads on this channel are for promotional purposes only! The music has been converted before uploading to prevent ripping and to protect the artist(s) and label(s). If you don't want your content here (that goes for audio or images) please contact me immediately via email: unpluggedtube@outlook.it and I WILL REMOVE THE EPISODE OR ARTWORK IMMEDIATELY! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Intro 01:05 Black Skinhead (with extended outro) 5:05 Cruel Summer Medley 12:45 Can't Tell Me Nothing 15:45 New Slaves 21:19 Power (extended) 24:40 Kanye Introduces himself 27:51 Blood on the Leaves 29:06 Kanye Stops Blood on the Leaves to tell the crowd to open it up 29:57 Blood on the Leaves again 32:26 Stronger (extended intro) 35:12 Waterfall (don't ask why I marked this it's funny af) 37:37 Runaway (extended + rant about cars and other stuff) 48:28 Run this Town (audio cuts out) 50:32 Diamonds From Sierra Leone 52:17 Heartless (+ acapella) 55:01 Jesus Walks 58:29 All Falls Down 59:55 Touch the Sky 1:03:44 All of the Lights 1:06:48 Good Life (with extended outro) 1:11:22 Bound 2 Encore - 1:17:24 Blood on the Leaves (all the way through this time) 1:22:00 Blood on the Leaves (again for mosh pit) Team UNPLUGGED.

Before Gesaffelstein would become one of the biggest names in electronic music, first in Europe, then the US, helped in large part by his extremely memorable performance at Coachella in 2019. Before Gesaffelstein would work with artists like Kanye West and The Weeknd on some of their biggest hit songs like “Black Skinhead” and “I Was Never There”. Before Gesaffelstein would remain largely a mysterious presence on social media has deleted his Twitter and Instagram profiles years ago and only maintaining his YouTube channel which has over 311K subscribers at the time of this recording. Gesaffelstein is a French DJ and electronic musician who produces industrial techno and electro music under a moniker that's meant to combine his passion for art with his fandom for science. That's right his name is a portmanteau of the German word “Gesamtkunstwerk”, which means “a total work of art”, along with the name of the world-famous scientist, Albert Einstein. Heavily influenced by early EBM acts like Nitzer Ebb and Front 242 as well as house producers like Green Velvet and Laurent Garnier, Gesaffelstein began injecting clubs in France with his sinister dose of darkness during the late 2000s. Over time, the man who would come to be known as the Dark Prince of Techno has built up a cult following that exploded in 2018. But throughout his career, Gesaffelstein's life has been shrouded in mystery.

We continue our track by track analysis of Yeezus with “Black Skinhead.” Produced by Daft Punk, “Black Skinhead” is our first indication that Yeezus has ambitions outside of his celebrity lifestyle of sex and money. He channels the spirit of Malcolm X to rally his troops to rebel against the systemic injustice he sees in society. But is anyone listening? Limited Season 8 merchandise is available at shop.dissectpodcast.com. Follow @dissectpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Some big talk on Nigerian advertising through the use of popular or unique music pieces. The Guinness Ad of the early 2019s using the song Black Skinhead by Kanye West is discussed here. Ovaltine is a Nigerian beverage brand that created a kiddies song from the popular Walking On Sunshine on by Katrina and The Waves. Listen, share and please leave a feedback on sampleaxis1@gmail.com

After almost 30 years, Daft Punk announced their break up in late February 2021. 20 years ago, 5,000 miles apart, and before ever meeting each other, kid Sean and Dan purchased their first albums -- both Daft Punk records. Since the duo has been a part of Audioface since before Audioface, it felt right to dive deep into the hidden history of Daft Punk.Subscribe to Audioface wherever you're listening so you always get new episodes. Follow @audiofacepod on Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube for extra Audioface.  Check out Syndicate 23's semi-monthly news and politics show Power Report if you haven't already (and catch videos on the Dan From The Internet YouTube channel).  We appreciate it, and you.

The legendary dance duo has called it quits 28 years after forming in Paris Daft Punk, the Parisian duo responsible for some of the most popular dance and pop songs ever made, have split. They broke the news with an 8-minute video titled “Epilogue,” excerpted from their 2006 film Electroma. Asked if Daft Punk were no more, their longtime publicist Kathryn Frazier confirmed the news to Pitchfork but gave no reason for the breakup. Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo formed Daft Punk in Paris in 1993, helping to define the French touch style of house music. Their debut album, 1997's Homework, was a dance music landmark, featuring classic singles “Around the World” and “Da Funk.” By the release of its follow-up, Discovery, in 2001, the duo had taken to making public appearances in the robot outfits that became their trademark. The singles “One More Time” and “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” cemented them as global superstars. Their imprint in the popular imagination continued to deepen in subsequent years, with records including third album Human After All, live LP Alive 2007, and the Tron: Legacy soundtrack album. Twenty years into their career, Daft Punk blew up once more with “Get Lucky,” the lead single of their 2013 album Random Access Memories. The ubiquitous track sold millions of copies around the world and won two Grammys for the duo and guests Nile Rodgers and Pharrell Williams, both of whom also featured on follow-up single “Lose Yourself to Dance.” Random Access Memories earned Daft Punk a further three Grammys, including Album of the Year, and the ceremony hosted one of the last stagings of their spectacular live show. “When you know how a magic trick is done, it's so depressing,” Bangalter told Pitchfork in a 2013 Cover Story. “We focus on the illusion because giving away how it's done instantly shuts down the sense of excitement and innocence.” The year of Random Access Memories' release, Daft Punk were also credited with co-production on several tracks from Kanye West's Yeezus, including the formidable opening trio of “On Sight,” “Black Skinhead,” and “I Am a God.” They would go on to collaborate with the Weeknd on the 2016 single “Starboy”—Daft Punk's first Billboard singles chart topper—as well as a second hit, “I Feel It Coming.”Beyond the singles, their visual identity, interstellar mystique, and party-music ethos inspired generations of artists across genres. LCD Soundsystem's breakout song, “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House,” captured the duo's paradoxical embodiment of hipster cool even as their singles dominated airwaves. They released several batches of incredible holiday merch. They were sampled by R&B greats Janet Jackson and Jazmine Sullivan, parodied in Family Guy and Powerpuff Girls, and celebrated in art galleries around the world. Watch their farewell video below. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The only thing that matches Shon Colton’s intensity and competitiveness is his passion for his community and helping people. Join us as we discover what prompted this Inglewood endurance athlete to create Grittwood, the hottest fitness company in Los Angeles. His secret to success? Ensuring that his members feel a sense of community and making sure that his classes are both challenging and filled with fun. We were lucky to get a few moments to speak with this busy entrepreneur, mentor, and coach. Follow along as we learn about his past and his plans to bring OCR to the streets of L.A. (music: “Grinding All My Life” by Nipsey Hustle; “Bigger Picture” by Lil Baby, “Black Skinhead” by Kanye West #endurancesports #Sports #playoffs #football #crenshaw #running #obstacles #losangeles #blackathletes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackwithendurance/support

Mais de 6 meses depois voltamos a conversar sobre o negocio da música, onde o tema é desenvolvido sob o instrumental de Daft Punk e Kanye West para a faixa do Black Skinhead. Edivaldo dos Santos e Decio Faria, dois dos maiores aficionados de Hip-Hop feito na lusofonia, em especial o feito em Angola e criadores dos maiores sites da cultura em Angola. Cenas Que Curto (Décio Faria) e Hip Hop Angolano (Edivaldo dos Santos) estiveram á conversa com Eddie Pipocas com o tema “o estado do movimento Hip Hop nas últimas duas décadas”. Kool Klever, Phathar Mak, Army Squad, Kalibrados, Força Suprema, Young Double, Phedilson Ananás, Dji Tafinha, Elenco de Luxo e toda a nova geração do movimento rap em Angola; em especifico a Luessy, TRX Music (Kelson Most Wanted & Tio Edson), Eric Rodrigues, Mobbers (Altifridi & Xuxu Bower), S-Bruno, ASCENSÃO, formam os principais nomes citados neste podcast. Por fim falou-se também no movimento moçambicano, com destaque na situação de Hernani da Silva. Patreon: http://bit.ly/PATREON_BANTUMEN --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bantumen/support

Mais de 6 meses depois voltamos a conversar sobre o negocio da música, onde o tema é desenvolvido sob o instrumental de Daft Punk e Kanye West para a faixa do Black Skinhead. Edivaldo dos Santos e Decio Faria, dois dos maiores aficionados de Hip-Hop feito na lusofonia, em especial o feito em Angola e criadores dos maiores sites da cultura em Angola. Cenas Que Curto (Décio Faria) e Hip Hop Angolano (Edivaldo dos Santos) estiveram á conversa com Eddie Pipocas com o tema “o estado do movimento Hip Hop nas últimas duas décadas”. Kool Klever, Phathar Mak, Army Squad, Kalibrados, Força Suprema, Young Double, Phedilson Ananás, Dji Tafinha, Elenco de Luxo e toda a nova geração do movimento rap em Angola; em especifico a Luessy, TRX Music (Kelson Most Wanted & Tio Edson), Eric Rodrigues, Mobbers (Altifridi & Xuxu Bower), S-Bruno, ASCENSÃO, formam os principais nomes citados neste podcast. Por fim falou-se também no movimento moçambicano, com destaque na situação de Hernani da Silva. Patreon: http://bit.ly/PATREON_BANTUMEN

MVO Uncensored Podcast Rundown: - If you were on part of the human centipede, would you rather be front, middle or back? - Most Valid Opinion BARbershop segment: Rate these bars -Matt Fact Checks Me What a Scam - Lil Boosie says he paid a prostitute to suck his 12 year old sons dick - ESPN Ranks the top 10 players of all time - Desiigner explains why he left GOOD Music. Claims he was uncomfortable - Bono says Kanye West song Black Skinhead saved his life. What’s your favorite U2 song? - Nelly vs Ludacris battle. Who wins that 20 bag? - Sexist Pigs Anonymous segment: - Tell us why you mad segment --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

MVO Uncensored Rundown: - JAY-Z has a 28 year old daughter? - Puffy messing with a tranny? - 50 Cent trolling again, this time with Irv Gotti - Snoop Dogg releases Tekashi diss track - Young MA announces new EP called Red Flu. Do you wanna hear from her? - J Cole putting up numbers. Where do you have him ranked all time? - Most Valid Opinion BARbershop segment: Rate these bars - Will Smith remixes Joyner Lucas’ Will - Lil Boosie says he paid a prostitute to suck his 12 year old sons dick - Joe Budden believes coronavirus is some form of population control - Swizz says rappers should pay the founders - ESPN Ranks the top 10 players of all time - Desiigner explains why he left GOOD Music. Claims he was uncomfortable - Bono says Kanye West song Black Skinhead saved his life. What’s your favorite U2 song? - Nelly vs Ludacris battle. Who wins that 20 bag? - Sexist Pigs Anonymous segment: Khloe Kardashian pregnant by Tristan Thompson again - Tell us why you mad segment - Special guest --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The boys are back! Wikipedia Club discusses Carrington Harrison's bracket that broke the Internet: Kanye Madness. Why is "Runaway" only a 4 seed? Who in God's name matched it up with "Blood on the Leaves"? Why are five of Kanye's ten best songs in the same region? Why is this so fun to talk about? SPONSORED BY REMEDY COFFEE, Knoxville, TN SONGS USED: intro: GraphicMuzik, "Windows Trap Remix" Kanye West, "Can't Tell Me Nothing" Kanye West, "Jesus Walks" Kanye West & Jay-Z, "Ni**as in Paris" Kanye West, "Runaway" Kanye West, "Black Skinhead (Live on SNL)" Kanye West, "Touch the Sky" Kanye West, "All Falls Down" Kanye West, "Famous" Kanye West, "New Slaves" Kanye West, "Black Skinhead" Kanye West, "Gold Digger" Kanye West, "Diamonds From Sierra Leone (Remix)" Kanye West, "Touch the Sky" Kanye West, "Ultralight Beam" Curtis Mayfield, "Move on Up" Kanye West, "Monster" Kanye West, "Blood on the Leaves" Kanye West, "Christian Dior Denim Flow" outro: Kanye West, "The Glory" Season One of Wikipedia Club runs from March 7, 2018 to May 30, 2018.

Rob & Chris return to talk Black Skinhead with comedian Neko White (50:14)! But first on the docket: Black Panther. They saw it (Chris saw it twice) and now they'd like to apologize to all the Yesayers for some of the things they said in previous episodes. Then, the guys get into it's Season 7, Calabasas Sweatpants, Kim's instagram posts and...YuYu Hakusho! CONNECT W/ THE BOOK OF YE ON TWITTER for more Kanye news and behind-the scenes photos/videos: https://twitter.com/bookofye PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND RATE US on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. THE BOOK OF YE IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/book-of-ye/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This week on little o Big D podcast, Odi talks about his weekend going to Mammoth Mountain and also has some big news! Also goes into thoughts about the new Fast & Furious 8, Batman using a machine gun and Kanye West alternative version of Black Skinhead featuring Miley Cyrus VISIT THISISOD.com FOR MORE VIDEOS, BLOGS AND MUCH MORE! thisisod.com SUBSCRIBE FOR NEW VIDEOS EVERY FRIDAY! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCcWPmJnO6NyIUdmeMpNBJQ?sub_confirmation=1 CONNECT! SnapChat | itso_d Instagram | @itso_d Twitter | @itso_d Vine | its o_D Facebook | facebook.com/itsmeitsod

This is a BONUS FLASHBACK EPISODE of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Ausar Ra Black Hawk for the week of of Jan. 7, 2016 [this episode was originally broadcast on the week of May 22, 2013] for our new & old listeners featuring new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary. This week's radio show breakdown (by minutes/hours): 0:00 - 1:06:40 Introduction & Commentary 1:06:40 - 2:10:51 DJ Fusion Music Mix 2:10:51 - 3:16:56 Ausar Ra Black Hawk Music Mix Our commentary during that week touched base on the weather tragedy with the tornadoes in Oklahoma, Assata Shakur being put on the FBI's U.S. Most Wanted Terrorist List, the biggest for-profit prison company in the U.S. - the CCA (Corrections Corporation of America) - basically guaranteeing LOTS of bodies in jail for a while, our view of Hip-Hop artist Kanye West's latest songs ("New Slaves" & "Black Skinhead"), return of the Hip-Hop holograms at this year's Rock The Bells Festival, the controversy behind an interview with actress Zoe Saldana's views on race, the passing of House Music producer/singer Romanthony, fools in Europe tweeting criminal acts on the Internet (and getting caught) & getting stuck in McDonalds' baby high chairs while drunk plus some other things here and there. There was no Black Agenda Report news mini-segment on this week's episode. FuseBox Radio Playlist + Charts for the Week of Jan. 7, 2016 [originally broadcast on the week of May 22, 2013] DJ Fusion Romanthony Tribute Mini-Mix/Memorial Day House Music Mini-Mix (RIP), In Sequential Song Order: 1. Romanthony/Let Me Show You Love/Azuli Records 2. Daft Punk feat. Romanthony/One More Time/Virgin 3. Romanthony/Wanderer/Black Male Records 4. Romanthony/Hold On/Boule 5. Romanthony feat. Trojan Horse/Bring U Up/Black Male Records 6. Romanthony/Ministry of Love/Azuli Records 7. Romanthony feat. Eve Angel/Get It Together/Brooklyn Trax 8. Romanthony/Everybody Dancing/White Label 9. Romanthony Interview/Slices DVD Feature (2013) PLUS the Jon Judah/Ausar Ra Black Hawk Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics, New School Tunes and Independent Music Finds and more!

Additional music excerpts: Jimmy Eat World (“Sweetness” / “Call It In the Air” / “For Me This Is Heaven” / "Bleed American”), Disney Soundtrack - Frozen (“Do You Want To Build a Snowman?”), Phil Collins (“You’ll Be In My Heart” / “A Groovy Kind of Love”), Dire Straits (“Sultans of Swing”), Fleetwood Mac (“Go Your Own Way”), Michael Jackson (“Workin’ Day and Night”), ZZ Top (“Sharp Dressed Man”), Toto (“Pamela”), Shovels & Rope (“Gasoline”), The Milk Carton Kids (“I Still Want A Little More”), Kanye West (“Black Skinhead” / “I’m In It”), Girl Talk (“Shut the Club Down” / “Like This”), Bruce Springsteen (“Thunder Road” / “Jack of All Trades”), Daft Punk (“Harder Faster Better Stronger” - Live album), Sense Field (“Save Yourself”), Taking Back Sunday (“Cute Without the ‘E’”), Nirvana (“Floyd the Barber” / “In Bloom”), U2 (“Beautiful Day”), Foo Fighters (“Learn To Fly”), Hillsong United (“With Everything”), Dashboard Confessional (“Screaming Infidelities”), Iron & Wine (“Boy With a Coin”)

Gina and Randy take a sip from Jay-Z's holy grail, try to render some idea of what Yeezus was thinking with his Black Skinhead video, and go sailing away setting a course for the open seas!

This is the latest episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Jon Judah for the week of May 22, 2013 with some new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary. Our commentary this week touched base on the recent weather tragedy with the tornadoes in Oklahoma, Assata Shakur being put on the FBI's U.S. Most Wanted Terrorist List, the biggest for-profit prison company in the U.S. - the CCA (Corrections Corporation of America) - basically guaranteeing LOTS of bodies in jail for a while, our view of Hip-Hop artist Kanye West's latest songs ("New Slaves" & "Black Skinhead"), return of the Hip-Hop holograms at this year's Rock The Bells Festival, the controversy behind an interview with actress Zoe Saldana's views on race, the passing of House Music producer/singer Romanthony, fools in Europe tweeting criminal acts on the Internet (and getting caught) & getting stuck in McDonalds' baby high chairs while drunk plus some other things here and there. There is no brand new Black Agenda Report news mini-segment on this week's episode. FuseBox Radio Playlist + Charts for the Week of May 22, 2013 DJ Fusion Romanthony Tribute Mini-Mix/Memorial Day House Music Mini-Mix (RIP); In Sequential Song Order: Romanthony/Let Me Show You Love/Azuli Records Daft Punk feat. Romanthony/One More Time/Virgin Romanthony/Wanderer/Black Male Records Romanthony/Hold On/Boule Romanthony feat. Trojan Horse/Bring U Up/Black Male Records Romanthony/Ministry of Love/Azuli Records Romanthony feat. Eve Angel/Get It Together/Brooklyn Trax Romanthony/Everybody Dancing/White Label Romanthony Interview/Slices DVD Feature (2013) PLUS Some Extra Special Hidden Tracks in the Jon Judah Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics and Independent Music Finds