Podcasts about care for me

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Saba's latest album “Few Good Things,” took almost four years to finish. “Part of the personal evolution that you hear is just the time spent sitting with the record, tweaking the record, and being able to be present,” he told Reset. The Chicago hip-hop artist takes us inside his follow-up to 2018's “CARE FOR ME” and tells us how vulnerability fuels his process. For more Reset interviews, subscribe to this podcast. And please give us a rating, it helps other listeners find us. For more about Reset, go to wbez.org and follow us on Twitter @WBEZReset

"Saba" (aka Tahj Malik Chandler) grew up in the Austin neighborhood of the West Side of Chicago.Growing up in a musical family, it wasn't long before Saba started crafting his own music, teaching himself music production and setting up an early home recording studio in his Grandma's basement.Saba has also collaborated with other rising talent out of Chicago, including "Noname", "Smino" and "Chance The Rapper".Join us as we discuss Saba's career to date, and his approach to writing music."Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

Saba's latest album “Few Good Things,” took almost four years to finish. “Part of the personal evolution that you hear is just the time spent sitting with the record, tweaking the record, and being able to be present,” he told Reset. The Chicago hip-hop artist takes us inside his follow-up to 2018's “CARE FOR ME” and tells us how vulnerability fuels his process. For more Reset interviews, subscribe to this podcast. And please give us a rating, it helps other listeners find us. For more about Reset, go to wbez.org and follow us on Twitter @WBEZReset

Consider this the inaugural music and friends episode, in which Harry (aka Haz) comes on to discuss Saba's album, Care For Me. Listeners might recall that Jake has expressed his love for this album in prior episodes, while Dylan gives it a listen for the first time ever before sitting down for this discussion. Enjoy the episode and if you feel compelled, then go ahead and give the album a listen! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/back-pocket/support

This week we cover the long-awaited third album by Chicago rapper, singer, producer Saba. We get into his time after his sophomore hit “CARE FOR ME” and the shift in themes displayed on his latest record. (00:00) Intro; Spotlight Series #69: Haviah Mighty (04:04) Super-Bowl halftime performance (12:27) John Legend: Tomorrow (14:19) Vince Staples: MAGIC (ft. DJ Mustard) (16:16) Headie One x M Huncho (17:45) Tha God Fahim x Young Ol Droog; Nicholas Craven (19:27) Heaux Tales, Mo' Tales: The Deluxe (24:58) Blu x Fatlip x GBA Few Good Things Review starts here: (25:45) Saba intro; his career up to this point was (35:22) General thoughts on the album: album theme (45:08) One Way or Every N***a with a Budget (46:18) Few Good Things (ft. Black Thought & Eryn Allen Kane) (53:01) Survivor's Guilt (ft. G Herbo) (57:39) Come My Way (ft Krayzie Bone) (01:00:53) From an interlude called Circus (01:02:56) If I Had a Dollar / Stop That (01:08:03) a Simpler Time (ft. Mereba) / Still (ft. 6LACK & Smino) (01:11:43) Fearmonger (ft. Daoud) (01:19:12) Solider (ft. Pivot Gang) (01:22:02) 2012 (ft. Day Wave) (01:27:35) Make Believe (ft. Foushee) (01:30:04) Ranking in discography (01:35:33) Closing, Now and Then playlist

Nachdem der Chicago MC auf dem 2018 erschienenen «CARE FOR ME» den gewaltsamen Tod seines Cousins und Mitmusikers John Walt verarbeitet, verdrängt und musikalisch imposant umrahmt hat, gibt er auf seinem neusten Werk den wenigen guten Dingen in seinem Leben etwas Platz. Exzellentes Storytelling.

Few Good Things is Chicago rapper and producer Saba's follow-up to 2018's widely acclaimed CARE FOR ME. In between, he's worked on projects with his collective Pivot Gang, J Cole's Dreamville, and the supergroup Ghetto Sage. On the new album, he's joined by heavy hitters like Black Thought, Krayzie Bone, and G Herbo. Saba stops by for a release day Listening Party.

You guys picked a classic for us this week! Our second Daft Punk episode has finally arrived! Tune in next week for Care For Me by Saba! Instagram: @listentothisthepodcast Email: ListenToThisThePodcast@gmail.com Special thank you to Ryan Warr for all of our music. You can find him on SoundCloud at @warrskiprod

Hello and welcome to episode 24! No Keifer Sutherland, though. Steven and Connor do talk, however, about Connor's true origins. If you can bear the brutal first five minutes of the pod, the hosts do eventually find their rhythm. They talk about the importance of having a high-speed transcontinental railroad in the United States, why nosebleeds just kinda suck, and also the loss of Guitar Hero and Rock Band. It should also be noted that they want to discuss top-5 animated films next week! If you want your films to be known, email us at iloveithereihateithere@gmail.com. You also get to hear probably our worst Love It segment of the entirety of this podcast when Steven talks about throw blankets. This week, Steven recommends Saba's CARE FOR ME. Connor recommends Fleetwood Mac's Rumors. As always, thank you for listening! Send in your mailbag questions, comments, concerns, insults, or what-have-you to iloveithereihateithere@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter at @LoveHateItHere and on Facebook and Instagram at @iloveithereihateithere. Please be sure to follow/subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts. And if you're on Apple Podcast, be sure to give us a review! Thank you for listening! Peace & Love

In this episode Morgan Vanderpool LICSW draws from their vast experience to talk about trauma-informed awareness in the collective space and within the personal body. Morgan Vanderpool and Paul Krauss, MA LPC discuss how trauma affects the lives of people within the context of history and the origins of many systems of oppression. Further discussion continues with the intersections of systems of oppression and how this has affected the nervous systems, relationships, culture, economic systems, and cultural narratives of people, both past and present. Morgan Vanderpool offers some solutions and ideas for people attempting to survive systems of oppression, as well as working to organize and make a difference in their community. All of this and more is discussed, which is why this episode is entitled: On Trauma, Survivor-ship, Systems of Oppression, Dissociation, Adaptive Nervous System Responses and how all of this intersects with the past and current reality w/ Morgan Vanderpool LICSW. Resources Referenced in This Episode: Conquest: Sexual Violence and American Indian Genocide by Andrea Smith   My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies by Resmaa Menakem   Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing by Joy a. Degruy   The People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn   Trauma of Colonialism by By Renee Linklater    Revolution of the Soul: Awaken to Love Through Raw Truth, Radical Healing, and Conscious Action by Seane Corn   The Nap Ministry The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACES): https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/aces/index.html Prison Policy: https://www.prisonpolicy.org/ ACLU Prison Project: https://www.aclu.org/other/aclu-national-prison-project Support your local bookstore by shopping at https://bookshop.org/ (You can order online from the comfort of your own home, while supporting local businesses near you). Morgan Vanderpool, LICSW: "I am a white, non-binary, queer, billingual (Spanish/English) and multicultural clinical social worker, trauma sensitive movement and breath facilitator, professional trainer, and activist. I'm deeply committed to neuroscientifically-grounded and mycelially-guided embodiment practices that support our collective disengagement from white-body-supremacy, and which foster opportunity for anti-oppressive and trauma sensitive connection with every breath, movement, choice, thought and word. I've been in the social work field since 2007, when I graduated from University of California San Diego with my BA in Human Development, with minors in Latin American Studies and Dance. I have been specializing in embodiment-based approaches to resolving complex trauma since 2011. I graduated with my Master in Social Work in 2013 from University of Washington, Tacoma. I have been practicing as a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) since 2016, and I am a WA state sponsored supervisor for folx seeking licensure." Learn more about Morgan at their website: https://www.morganvanderpool.com/ Morgan's Instagram Morgan's Facebook Page Paul Krauss MA LPC is the Clinical Director of Health for Life Grand Rapids, home of The Trauma-Informed Counseling Center of Grand Rapids. Paul is also a Private Practice Psychotherapist, EMDRIA Consultant in Training (CIT), host of the Intentional Clinician podcast, Behavioral Health Consultant, Clinical Trainer, and Counseling Supervisor. Paul is now offering consulting for a few individuals and organizations. Paul is the creator of the National Violence Prevention Hotline (in progress)  as well as the Intentional Clinician Training Program for Counselors. Questions? Call the office at 616-200-4433.  If you are looking for EMDRIA consulting groups, Paul Krauss MA LPC is now hosting weekly online and in-person groups.  For details, click here. Follow Health for Life Grand Rapids: Instagram   |   Facebook     |     Youtube  Original Music: “Echoes of Starlight” from INTRINSIC by Climbing Poetree (Spotify) ”Shades of Currency" from Archetypes by PAWL (Spotify) “Soft” from Within and Without by Washed Out (Spotify) “LIFE” from Care For Me by SABA (Spotify)

This week on Poetic Justice hosts Cody & Pearson discuss talks of Reason dropping a new album soon, along with New Singles by their friend Benji Reyes named "Drop Top" w/ Truent & Dubbygotbars. Then Saba drops a two song sample pack with "Mrs. Whoever" & "Something in the Water" w/ Denzel Curry to then have the guys transition into this weeks Behind the Bars segment with "Calligraphy" by Saba from his 2018 album CARE FOR ME. 

This episode we talk about Saba's song "Broken Girls" off his album Care For Me. It deals with toxic relationships and being attracted to people with issues and how unhealthy it can be. Sometimes we attract the lessons we need to learn in life, and sometimes we attract the love we think we deserve. Just gotta be conscious of the choices we're making when it comes to the people we're giving our time and energy to. Not everything is gonna last a lifetime, but you better learn some lessons and come out better than how u went in!

Each month this year, we're going to revisit an episode from the 200+ episodes in the AirGo Archives and bring that conversation back to the forefront. This month, we're revisiting our conversation with the magnificent recording artist Saba from 2015. Since then, Sab has ascended to a global spotlight–he killed a feature on Dreamville's collaborative Revenge of the Dreamers III, has released two critically-acclaimed projects Bucket List Project and CARE FOR ME, and now lives in LA with his brother Joseph Chilliams and his partner(who you may have heard on last week's episode). At the time of recording, Sab had recently released Comfort Zone, a beautiful project that solidified his spot as one of Chicago's hottest rising stars, and was about to play a show at Township, a small venue in Logan Square–the venue sold out so quickly that they ended up moving the show the day before. We talk about his craft, the solidification of Pivot Gang, and much more. Recorded 11/18/2015 on WHPK 88.5FM in Chicago Music from this week's show: Fighter - @sabapivot x @kainamusic

Saba's creepin' on ah come up. Thanks to a rabid social media following his sophomore album, Care For Me one of the most lauded projects this year. But things weren't always this positive for the Chicago native. A year ago, his PIVOT Gang partner and cousin, John Walt, was murdered. Finding solace in his music, Saba turned tragedy into triumph. Here, Saba talks about his latest work, beats, rhymes, and life. Original Publication Date: 6/7/18

The Cornerstore spoke with rapper Saba about his upbringing in Chicago's west side neighborhood, the passing of his cousin DinnerWithJohn, and the making of ‘Care For Me.' --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Saba is writing away all the pains and depressions following the lost of his cousin and label mate on this beautifully heartbreaking project, "Care For Me". Saba “Care For Me” Album Review: A Beautifully Heartbreaking Project | WM40A Phenom Blak Ratchet Host Facebook Twitter Instagram It's EarGasm Time!!! Saba's "Care for Me" is one the... The post Saba “Care For Me” Album Review: A Beautifully Heartbreaking Project | WM40A appeared first on Where's My 40 Acres Podcast - WM40A.

Saba is writing away all the pains and depressions following the lost of his cousin and label mate on this beautifully heartbreaking project, "Care For Me". Saba “Care For Me” Album Review: A Beautifully Heartbreaking Project | WM40A Phenom Blak Ratchet Host Facebook Twitter Instagram It's EarGasm Time!!! Saba's "Care for Me" is one the rare times where a musician is able to be articulate in breaking down all the walls they put up dealing through a tragic event while also being able to place the listener in their head allowing them to take a walk in their struggles.   It's pretty much a sonic masterclass in depression, anxiety, mourning, and survivor's remorse.  Join us as we go track-by-track through this album and great down the jams beat by beat.Want More Podcast Episodes Weekly?  Let Us Upgrade Ya to a Premium 40 Member! Upgrade to Premium Follow Us: WM40A MsMusicLover TwanBurgandy SilentXMedia PhenomBlak Or Leave Us A Message: NegroCon 2017... See Ya'll in 2018

Hosted by D.MO, "The Weigh-In" weighs in on two of D.MO's favorite albums of 2018. Saba's "Care For Me" and Sylvan LaCue's "Apologies In Advance". Who do you have on this weigh-in? Drop a comment!

Before embarking on a tour of Australia and Asia, the Chicago native brought the squad that helped make Care For Me one of 2018's best — along with a very special guest.

Before embarking on a tour of Australia and Asia, the Chicago native brought the squad that helped make Care For Me one of 2018's best — along with a very special guest.

Dynasty Podcasts Dynasty Panelcasts 018 - The Making Of Saba's Care For Me http://dynastypodcasts.com https://soundcloud.com/dynastypodcasts At a panel recorded at the Ace Hotel in Chicago, Chicago's own Saba and his team come together for a panel on the making of his acclaimed Care For Me panel. Featuring album producers Daoud and Daedaepivot, and managers Cristela Rodríguez and Rory D. Webb. The panel speaks on the process behind the artist's second album, covering everything from the production process to the record's lyrical content to the team's recent spring tour. It's a candid and revealing conversation featuring one of Chicago's strongest talents and the team who helped him craft an emotional and vulnerable album detailing loss, isolation, and more. Recorded July 19th, 2018. Hosted by Jaime Black Produced by Dynasty Podcasts Logo Design by Danyelle Sage | http://danyellesage.com Web Design by Marcus Carter Voice Imaging by Alice Hayes

Better late than never right. Saba is a rapper out of Chicago. His second album, CARE FOR ME, was released on April 5, 2018 by Saba Pivott, LLC. Here are our thoughts on the album. Let us know what you think in the comment section. SUBSCRIBE to get the latest Dead End Hip Hop content: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_... Dead End Hip Hop Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/deadendhiphop ►IS THE MIC STILL ON podcast: SUBSCRIBE on iTunes: http://apple.co/2oJIzZb SUBSCRIBE on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/isthemicstillon Dead End Hip Hop Merch Shop: http://shop.spreadshirt.com/deadendhi... Dead End Hip Hop Website: http://www.deadendhiphop.com Dead End Hip Hop Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/deadendhiphop Dead End Hip Hop Twitter: https://twitter.com/deadendhiphop DEHH presents: Who the hell is Damone Tyrell? https://deadendhiphop.bandcamp.com Follow Modest Media: @iammodestmedia Follow Beezy: @Beezy430 Follow Ken: @KennithBInge Follow Feefo: @Feefo247 Follow Myke C-Town: @MykeCTown Follow Sophie: @sairemusic Follow Ask DEHH: @askdehh Follow Damone Tyrell: @damonetyrell Follow Raq: @raquelravenell About Dead End Hip Hop: No scripts. It's pure unfiltered hip hop conversations and album reviews.  No politics.  No BS.  We Are The People. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comme à chaque début de mois, l'équipe de Pôle Hip-Hop passe au crible les sorties marquantes du mois qui précède. On note entre autres les performances remarquables d'Enima, High Klassified et Jai Nitai Lotus. On apprécie les projets de Cardi B et Princess Noka. Et Myth Syzer, TripleGo, Alkpote et Médine nous livrent également des albums intéressants, avec leurs forces et leurs faiblesses. On écoute des morceaux de Royce da 5'9", Enima, High Klassified, The Internet, Medine, Myth Syzer et TripleGo.   Horaire 4:40 - Jingle 5:36 - Mot d'ouverture 8:20 - Enima - Saisons 11:21 - High Klassified - 1919 (Feat. Zach Zoya) 14:30 - Retour sur les sorties rap québ 15:30 - Enima - OPN 20:19 - Fouki - Zay 24:10 - High Klassified - Kanvaz EP 26:45 - PRO-V - PRO Knows... The Opus 27:50 - Nicholas Craven - Conway Remixes 29:10 - Jai Nitai Lotus - Affirmations 34:32 - TripleGo - Medellin 38:10 - Myth Syzer - Sans toi (Feat. Hamza) 41:50 - Retour sur les sorties rap français 42:10 - TripleGo - #EnattendantMachakil 45:24 - Myth Syzer - Bisous 51:10 - Alkpote - Inferno 55:00 - Médine - Storyteller 57:57 - 13 Block - Triple S, Dinos - Imany, Veerus - Iceberg Slim 62:20 - Myth Syzer - Austin Power 65:35 - Médine - Enfant du destin : Ataï 70:00 - Retour sur les sorties rap US 70:00 - Cardi B - Invasion of Privacy 72:20 - Princess Nokia - A Girl Cried Red 76:20 - J. Cole - KOD 79:10 - Saba - Care For Me, Robert Glasper & Kaytranada - The ArtScience Remixes, Nas - Illmatic: Live From The Kennedy Center, Lil Xan - Total Xanarchy 85:45 - Royce Da 5'9" - Dumb 88:52 - The Internet - Roll (Burbank Funk)

After a week off, Busby & J.C. return to welcome a new member to the iLLogical brand, as well as a familiar friend of the show to discuss everything that's been going on for the past couple of weeks. From J. Cole's new album "KOD," the NFL Draft, the NBA playoffs, and if Kanye West has lost his damn mind siding with the H*e Ass N*gga In Office. The guys also have a very SPOILERIFIC conversation about “Infinity War” and if it will go down as one of the greatest superhero movies ever made. Other albums that get the review treatment include Saba's “CARE FOR ME,” Flatbush Zombies' “Vacation In Hell,” and Janelle Monáe's “Dirty Computer.” After you finish the show, make sure to check the April 2018 edition of the playlist, "Reign Down" on the following streaming platforms below: Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/the-illogical-sense-podcast-reign-down-april-2018/pl.u-XxJBTDY2Kgb Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/1252258694/playlist/4lcVkaptMZeQjDKYMJP0DU?si=5WEALLqYR8i_G9fMjeTTjQ Tidal: https://tidal.com/playlist/9ab53ce0-52a0-4a1a-bcf6-13021d959246

MANHATTAN — Daoud, 26, is an Oakland-based producer. His work lives on the Internet @daoudmakesmusic (Soundcloud). He began working on Saba's second album Care For Me (2018) with @sabapivot and co-producer @daedaepivot last fall. I listened to Care For Me about once daily since its April 5 release. This conversation was recorded before and after Saba's April 13 tour stop at Highline Ballroom in New York City.

In this episode, we discuss two very different albums: Vacation in Hell by Flatbush Zombies and Care For Me by Saba. We also take a deep dive into a more sensitive topic, depression in hip hop. Listen, like, follow, subscribe! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/through-the-crate/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/through-the-crate/support

13 Block, Cardi B, Lefa, Oxmo, Rémy, Sonny Bram's, Dré et Iovine Je suis mon rappeur favori Le podcast mensuel de la culture rap. Emission enregistrée en public à FGO-Barbara (Paris 18).Chroniques albums : Cardi B "Invasion of Privacy" (1') - 13 Block "Triple S" (8'50) - Jean Grae x Quelle Chris "Everything's fine" (22') - Remy "C'est Remy" (26'30) - Lefa "3 Du Mat" (40')Les recos : Sonny Bram’s "N.P.L.T. " (Mike) (14'20) - Réédition d'Opéra Puccino avec 5 inédits (Moe) (17'50) - Saba "Care For Me" (Labrax) -  070 Shake "Glitter" (Lama) (44'20) - Kiff no Beat "Made in bled" (tous) (47').Lourd / Balourd : Toutes les citations mégalos de Kanye West  (16'40) - 1er album de Lil Xan "Total Xanarchy" (20'20) - Ti et Gucci Mane se clashent pour la paternité de la trap (32'40) - "The Defiant Ones, portrait croisé de Dr Dré et Jimmy Iovine sur Netflix (33'50) – Un mash up de Dre et Kendrick (45'40).Reco auditeur : Nemir "Hors Serie" - IAMDDB (49'25) Reco du public FGO : Melii (50'30) La playlist du Mike et l’enclume est disponible chaque mois sur Deezer et Spotify. Envoyez vos recos à lemike@artefrance.frProchain enregistrement en public au FGO Barbara mardi 22 mai à 19h45.Retrouvez tous les podcasts du Mike et l’enclume sur iTunes, sur Deezer, sur Stitcher, sur SoundCloud, sur notre appli gratuite : mettez des étoiles (dans les yeux).   Enregistrements : 17 avril 18 - Chroniqueurs : Lama, Labrax, Mike, Moe - Animateur : Jérôme Larcin - Réalisation : Charlie Marcelet

Album reviews for Vacation in Hell by Flatbush Zombies and Care For Me by Saba, breakdown of the sequence of events leading to a new J Cole album, Song of the Week from a different Dreamville artist, and New Music Announcements! (Recorded April 19th)

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss new album announcements from Kanye West and Father John Misty. They also talk about Father John's new singles "Disappointing Diamonds Are the Rarest of Them All" and "Just Dumb Enough to Try," and Saba's new album "CARE FOR ME."

NKC FIELD LEVEL is back & Kanye West is back on Twitter!..Ye is droppin sneak peaks of new Yeezy kicks, release dates for upcoming GOOD music albums & of course elite level existential messages....Chicago's Vice Mayor (is that a thing?) Saba has a new album out CARE FOR ME... Is the story telling flow some of his best work to date?? (31:40)....Chicagoans eat good. Simple as that. We discuss some cheap grub spots in Chicago that you need to know about (41:49)...Listen up!! Sean Little - @ChicagoFlow Moose - @jasonmoose T - @vintage.hoops.vault Go give us a 5 start review if you enjoyed the show! Subscribe to the @NoKetchupChicago YouTube page - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIaj61sjHNK2cKCpk0Vqx8w/videos?disable_polymer=1 Follow @NoKetchupChicago on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/noketchupchicago/ Follow @NoKetchupChi on Twitter - https://twitter.com/NoKetchupCHI

On this weeks episode we review the albums "CARE FOR ME" by SABA, "Joyride" by Tinashe, "Eazy Call" by Eric Bellinger, "Vacation In Hell" by Flatbush Zombies, "Bittersweet Vol. 1" by Oshun, and "In My Own Words" by Ne-Yo.    Apple Music TRC 113 Playlist Tidal TRC 113 Playlist Best On Shuffle WANT YOUR PROJECT REVIEWED? EMAIL US trc@thereportcardlve.com Twitter The Report Card https://twitter.com/trcpodcastlive Ambitious Ace https://twitter.com/AmbitiousAce Instagram The Report Card https://www.instagram.com/trcpodcast/ Ambitious Image https://www.instagram.com/ambitiousimage/ Subscribe To The Podcast On All Platforms Itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-report-card-podcast/id1091629614?mt=2 iHeart Radio https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-report-card-podcast-27572876/ Google Play Music https://play.google.com/music/m/Ies7cjhislcwjbmqhbygpdbyepm?t=The_Report_Card_Podcast Also available On iHeart Radio Soundcloud Stitcher Libsyn TuneIn Facebook Tumblr Google+ Grade Scale 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.

Dave and Pat discuss casting a female Indiana Jones (1:43), the billion dollar price tag for Amazon's "Lord of the Rings" show (4:44), and Drake's new single "Nice For What" (6:57). We review Cardi B's debut album "Invasion of Privacy" (9:37), Flatbush Zombies' 2nd album "Vacation In Hell" (14:21), Saba's 2nd album "Care For Me" (19:24), and 30 Seconds To Mars' 5th album "America" (21:31). We discuss the return of "Legion" for Season 2 and why the show is so creatively unique (24:17). We conclude with a review of "The Death of Stalin", the new film from Veep creator Armando Iannucci starring Steve Buscemi (29:44).