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In this episode, our panelists delve into the latest WNBA milestone as Caitlin Clark sets a record, debating whether the league is thriving. They also tackle the Miami Heat's future, pondering whether building around Bam Adebayo means moving on from Jimmy Butler. Additionally, the panel shares insights on the intriguing sports fandom of Chilltown, examining his loyalty to the 49ers despite being a Celtics fan. Finally, they weigh in on ESPN's controversial Top 100 Athletes of All-Time list, offering diverse perspectives on the ranking. Join us for a lively discussion on these hot topics and more! Welcome to The Panel, the NBA debate show that brings the heat, sparks passionate discussions, and dives headfirst into the world of basketball like never before! If you're a hardcore NBA fan, a hoop junkie, or just someone who loves intense sports debates, you've found your weekly destination. Join us every weekday for a live, high-octane experience where we dissect, dispute, and celebrate all things NBA.

In this episode, Chilltown shares his Basketball Philosophy. The panelists then dive into game recaps, including Miami vs. Warriors, Pelicans vs. OKC, Bucks vs. Lakers, and Kings vs. Mavs. They also weigh in on Jontay Porter's and Shohei Ohtani's betting scandal. The discussion shifts to the Mavericks, debating if they have a Top 10 defense and the second-best offense, as well as whether Dallas is a sleeper to win the NBA Title. The panelists also analyze the Heat's chances of making a playoff run like last year, predict the 7th and 8th seeds in the East and West, and discuss Devin Booker's ranking among guards in the league. Lastly, they compare prospects Trey Murphy and Keegan Murray. Tune in for a mix of insightful analysis and engaging basketball talk on Players Choice: Chill w/ Chill Show! Welcome to Chill With Chill, your ultimate relaxation spot for NBA fans! If you're looking to unwind, kick back, and talk hoops, you've found your new happy place. Join us every week for a live, laid-back session where we dive deep into all things NBA.

In this episode, our panelists dive into various topics, such as whether Desmond Bane is better than Bradley Beal and if he's also inferior to Jalen Brown. They also discuss preferred point guards for Rucker Park and why Knicks coach Thibs isn't in the Coach of the Year conversation. They debate Joe Dumars' potential in today's NBA and whether Anthony Edwards will surpass Donovan Mitchell to become the greatest shooting guard. They also analyze how the Rockets would fare if Jalen Brown replaced Jalen Green and discuss Edwards' similarities with Michael Jordan. Other topics include Jonathan Kuminga's future with the Warriors, the credibility of the Suns, and the unexpected success of the Thunder. The panelist ChillTown shares his top 10 point guards, sparking a debate on whether today's NBA point guards are the best ever. The episode concludes with a discussion on Jalen Brunson's rank in the league. Join us for these engaging discussions! Welcome to Chill With Chill, your ultimate relaxation spot for NBA fans! If you're looking to unwind, kick back, and talk hoops, you've found your new happy place. Join us every week for a live, laid-back session where we dive deep into all things NBA.

Welcome to Chill With Chill, your ultimate relaxation spot for NBA fans! If you're looking to unwind, kick back, and talk hoops, you've found your new happy place. Join us every week for a live, laid-back session where we dive deep into all things NBA.

Welcome to Players Choice Open Gym, the ultimate NBA debate show where fans take center stage to discuss, argue, and celebrate all things basketball! If you're a passionate basketball enthusiast, a die-hard NBA fan, or someone who lives and breathes hoops, you're about to enter a basketball haven like no other. Join us every week for a live, interactive experience that brings you closer to the game, invites you to share your opinions, and lets you be part of the NBA conversation. In this episode, our panelists discuss burning question: Does Kevin Durant deserve a spot in the Goat debate? Join the discussion as they dissect Chilltown's bold claim that JT has a superior mid-range game compared to SGA and delve into the timeless debate of Wilt's place in the top 5 all-time conversation. The conversation doesn't stop there – explore insights into Luka Doncic's ball-dominant playing style, the abundance of offensive coaching talent in the NBA, and a compelling comparison between the 2000s basketball era and today's game. Brace yourself for the ultimate showdown as the panelists weigh in on the eternal Kobe vs. MJ debate, analyze the New York Knicks' performance against weaker teams, and passionately defend MJ's claim to the title of the Goat. With discussions ranging from the top 3 coaches of all time to Erik Spoelstra's potential ascent, this episode is a slam dunk of basketball wisdom and heated opinions!

On Episode 140, we kick it with Chilltown's young King, Pressure Online, known for his catchy moniker and his multifaceted flows. Pressure talks to us about getting in the game at an early age causing him to burn out for a minute, but then finding a lane with directing videos before returning to conquer Hip-Hop with a vengeance. We also dive into a serious health condition that he was forced to deal with while embracing the fact that he would have to keep striving for success on his own. The M. Burnz "Love Song of the Week" for Ep. 140: "You Look Better" by October London Burnz- @money_burnz Bludshot- @deadass_worldwide V.S.O.P.- @thereal_vsop On Twitter Brother Ef- @efrainr711 Pressure- @pressureonline GAHHD- @gahhd_podcast LBE- @lastbreathentertainment

In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of kicking the breeze with Comedienne Cedra “Ced Boogie” Walton from Brooklyn, currently living in Philly. Boogie hit the Los Angeles' streets hard, developing long-term working relationships where she got her first taste of film production by working with Jerry Bruckheimer. In 2001, Boogie graduated with a dual degree in Liberal Arts and Film Production from the New School for Social Research where she co-produced her first independent feature film, “Chilltown,” and later produced, wrote and directed “Birthday Present,” her own indie short. In 2020, Boogie co-wrote “I Can't With These !@#$%,” a comedy penned with some of her pals and a sister in mind. In 2021, Sean Conrad asked Boogie to be in “The Reminder,” the indie film he directed. She has been performing stand-up comedy since 2021. You can follow her on IG @cedboogie This episode is sponsored by Tazaryach and Lily's creations, fragrance oil and whipped body butter. It's the absolute best oils and body butters anywhere. You can buy their products at www.tlc1214.com Intro/Outro beats by: @chosenbeats on Soundcloud Vocals by: Canary on IG @canary_uncaged Follow me on IG @drhollysfunnybusiness Email me: girlyousorandom@gmail.com

On Episode 132, we kick it with Chilltown's own DJ Flamez, as he tells us all about his rise to fame from finding his first set of turntables to travelling across the country, and soon around the world. We ask him about the better party records and get into a convo about the derivatives of NJ Club tracks compared to other spots such as BMore & Philly. Flamez also gives us the lowdown on DJ haters and even industry vultures & warns upcoming talents about the perils of showing too much love. Make sure to tap in and listen up. Burnz- @money_burnz Bludshot- @deadass_worldwide V.S.O.P.- @thereal_vsop On Twitter Brother Ef- @efrainr711 DJ Flamez- @therealdjflamez GAHHD- @gahhd_podcast LBE- @lastbreathentertainment

On this episode, we talk Hip-Hop with Chilltown representative, Kosan. He gives us the lowdown on his company Break A Leg Ent., as well as his involvement with multiple community projects involving the youth & music. We also talk about several other topics including lyricist Mickey Facts and his endeavors, Joe Budden and his previous rap names, & Kyrie Irving and the Brooklyn Nets saga. Big shoutout to the Artifacts & Buckwild who get mentioned on the episode for they're new album (this episode was recorded prior to Tame One's passing, may he Shine In Peace). Burnz- @money_burnz Bludshot- @deadass_worldwide V.S.O.P.- @thereal_vsop On Twitter Brother Ef- @efrainr711 Kosan- @breakalegent GAHHD- @gahhd_podcast LBE- @lastbreathentertainment

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Chilltown is ready to rumble. Guest Corban gives his takes on the sport of MMA while the Duke shows his love for professional wrestling. Join the conversation!

Very special episode this week! The Duke and Dutches of Chilltown discuss how they're different upbringing merged when they got married. Join the conversations!

Special Guest B, From B & G's Top 5, joins Chilltown and talks about the greatest show ever created- The Office. Disagree? Let us show you why you're wrong.

Join us for the Grand opening of Chilltown! We will discuss the foundation of Chilltown and how it came to be. (Side quest: See how m any time we say "episode 1")

This episode is a book review on Takerra Allen's book " Last stop from innocence". I review this with Lala who is a book lover like myself. We unpack this powerful read and share some of our favorite moments in the book. Takerra Allen's Catalog:https://www.amazon.com/Takerra-Allen/e/B002KO90U0?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1614131960&sr=8-1

The BB Breakdown is here to cover another two big weeks, kicking off with a week of Janelle being HOH. We discuss the gameplay so far between Janelle and Chilltown, who is doing the best right now, and give the usual weekly rundown. Check it out now!

For the fifth year in a row we have Big Brother All Stars Rumors, but this time they might actually be...true? We go over who is said to potentially be on this upcoming season of Big Brother 22/Big Brother All Stars 2 and how we feel about it. We'll also talk a bit about the Chilltown situation. Dan Gheesling- 7:00 Paul Abrahamian- 9:00 Derrick Leavasseur- 11:10 Bayleigh Dayton- 17:10 Josh Martinez- 22:20 Frankie Grande- 30:40 Haleigh Broucher- 40:20 Nicole Anthony- 44:10 Jackson Michie & Holly Allen- 48:40 Tyler Crispen & Angela Rummans- 1:02:40 Possible Hometowns- 1:15:00 RIP Chilltown- 1:20:00 Support the Show: https://www.patreon.com/ourrealitypod Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE! Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OurRealityPod Join our Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/2wmJXRV Link to our Channel: http://bit.ly/2xJxTNw #BB22 #BBAllStars2 Support this podcast

In this episode, Brian talks about moving to Jersey City aka Chilltown. He discusses the ups and downs at the beginning of his JC era. Brian goes in detail about how he found his number one coping tool.

Leesa is a writer/self-taught animator.  Primarily a writer, She has sold a few scripts to television networks/production companies but was always "in development."  Never had anything get on air. Leesa completed three shows (140 minutes total) and launched about 8 months ago.She was lucky enough to get Chappelle's Show stars Wil Sylvince and Dante Nero to star.  ABC has called Chilltown, one of my shows, one of "Five Web Series That Should Be on Your Radar" and Tubefilter called it a "Show to Watch." Treyce Montoya quickly became known as an international forensic handwriting expert who specialized in criminal personality profiles, violence assessment, deception detection and law enforcement training. Throughout her more than 26 years doing forensic work, she has had opportunities to work on some very newsworthy cases such as Michael Jackson, Lisa McMahon, Nikki LaDue January, Tammi Peters Smith, the Smiley Face Serial Killer case, and the disappearances of Baby Gabriel and Isabel Celis. She has given case commentaries to ABC and TruTV for several cases and has helped the writer of Criminal Minds. Dr. Lesley Phillips is a speaker, author, workshop leader, meditation teacher, healer and clairvoyant reader.She began her career as a PhD scientist and business woman in the biotechnology industry. However Lesley was always interested in meditation and spirituality and she developed her abilities in parallel to her busy career.   &nbs

Bronx-native Leesa Dean, writer, animator and creator of Chilltown TV & Lele's Ratchet Advice Show will be joining Lady Dee for Tuesday's edtion of Mind Magick to discuss the launching of Chilltown her hip-hop oriented cartoon web series, the characters, her inspiration as the process of becoming a self-taught animator. Call in to listen/comment at 347-850-8030 or join us via chat Contact Leesa: Official Website http://www.chilltowntv.com YouTube http://www.youtube.com/chilltowntv Facebook http://www.facebook.com/chilltowntv Twitter http://www.twitter.com/chilltowntv

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series.This time, GenreTainment has a jam-packed episode as we speak with with Leesa Dean, the creator of the hip-hop animated series Chilltown TV. But we don't stop there, we follow that up with a chat with the producer and director of the new Point Of View action series Armed Response, written by 24 and Star Wars: Clone Wars writer, Matt Michnovetz, and created by SXM in collaboration with Break Media.Dean tells us how she taught herself animation to create her animated web series. Then producer Thomas Bannister (Easy to Assemble) and director Justin Lutsky (The Action Hero's Guide to Saving Lives) tell us how they brought their ambitious found footage-style action series Armed Response to life.Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series and comic books; plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.Links:Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail@MrMarx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bobby speaks with, writer and animator, Leesa Dean about her three fully developed animated series – Chilltown, The Danger Squad and Lele’s Ratchet Advice Show. They discuss her creative journey, from writing and selling television scripts, to teaching herself how to illustrate and animate. The setting is the historic, dimly lit, cozy ambiance of Hungarian Pastry Shop, a Columbia University outpost, where Dean first had the idea to turn her underground comic book into an animated TV show. Adrien De Martini is the co-host.

This week on Rodney Perry Live we welcome the one and only, Melba Moore. Rodney and Melba will chat about Melba's extensive career in the entertainment industry and her current single, "Love Is". In the second half of the show Rodney chats with Lessa Dean. Leesa is a comedy writer/animator with a  new web series called, Chilltown. Tune in Monday March 4th at 2PM EST!   Rodney Perry Live is a show consisting of all arts and entertainment. Everything from comedy and politics to music and acting. Rodney covers it all with a comedic slant. Tune in each and every Monday at 2pm EST www.blogtalkradio.com/rodneyperrylive to check out "Rodney Perry Live" on internet radio: Call in number: (718) 305-6383.

There's a snow storm brewing on the east coast of the United States. Inside the spartan studios of the sounds found audio yard, we're turning Pretenders loops into irregular heart beats and setting a melancholy tone, noting the passing of the beautiful singer Lhasa De Sela. Our musical selections include Tsegué-Maryam Guébrou (from Ethiopiques Vol. 21), Bola De Nieve, Lhasa De Sela, and Ramito, with Chuito el de Bayamón. We have sounds found from the Pretenders, Sharpe James and Mr. Softee.

You listen. You really listen. We're celebrating our largest jump in listeners since we started this podcast. Thanks. We appreciate your ears. We have sounds found from a 2005 interview with jazz great Paquito D'Rivera, Cheech & Chong, and the JC sanitation department. Our musical selections include some samples of Charles Mingus, playing piano, singing, and playing bass, of course, Los Lobos, a mix of various Tango selections, including Astor Piazzolla, Maxwell, Lou Reed and Friends of Dean Martinez. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

Old skool Salsa greats and weird-ass hip hop sampling make for a heady SF experience. We have sounds found from Paul Okenfold, LL Cool J, Biz Markie, De La Soul, Clifford Brown, Tila Tequila, Paula Abdul, the Jersey City Police Department, Eddie Palmieri and Ray Barretto. Musical selections include John Coltrane, Grupo Jose Maria Vitier, Mahalia Jackson and Bebo Valdes and Cigala. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

Psychedelia leads to a heady mix of Coltrane (Alice) and Stones (Rolling), along with sounds found from renowned Latin music scholar and author Isabelle Leymarie. Musical selections include Bob Dylan, Music Music Music, Paul Simon, Teddy Pendergrass (RIP TP!) and the Flamingos.

It's a new year and a new Sounds Found. Vicky takes a break, for starters, and the producer takes over. Our musical selections include Joe Jackson, Prince, James Brown, Talking Heads, Miriam Makeba, Tito Puente, Carole King, Diane Birch, Thelomious Monk and Charles Mingus. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to: soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

On the last week before Christmas Vicky is thinking warm thoughts. We have sounds found from the beach at Asbury Park, a special reading of "the Christmas Cow" with Gary Walker, Doug Doyle and Andrew Meyer and the Jetsons Theme. Our musical selections include Bebel Gilberto, Marissa, Ojos de Brujo, Mono Blanco, Chicago and the Waitresses. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

As we hustle and bustle towards Christmas, we have sounds found from the bells of St. Anthony's Church, a sample of Yomo Toro, Juan Cartagena explaining el asalto navideño and John Green reading Jabberwocky. Our musical selections include Jimmy Smith, Louis Armstrong, Ramito de Puerto Rico, Ray Charles, the Clash, Canned Heat, ELO, Prince, Jorge Ben, Charlie Parker, and Yo Yo Ma and Bobby McFerrin. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

Wherein Vicky returns after a short vacation. (Thanks for filling in, Alex.) We have sounds found from a kiss off phone message, stories told out of school and a call to prayer from places unknown. Musical selections include the Beatles, King Coya, the Specials, Cornershop, MFSB, the Bells, Wyn Kelly, Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb (Miles sat out), Isaac Hayes, Nat Cole Trio, Leny Andrade, Concha Buika, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Serge Gainsbourg with Eddie Mitchell and the Dip Tse Chong Ling Monastery. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

Vicky finally has a day off. Alex has an uneven debut on the mic., but makes up for it in the lab. We have some seasonal sounds found from an instructional video on carving your bird and a Thanksgiving call home. Our musical selections include The Ventures, a Beatles, Joe Jackson and Electric Light Orchestra mix, Gary Wright, David Bowie, Erik Satie, Natural Spiritual Orchestra, Charles Mingus samples, Dave Cortez and the Moon People, Cortijo y su Combo (featuring Ismael Rivera), Laurie Anderson, Lole y Manuel, Yusa, Bob Marley and Quinteto Villa-Lobos. We welcome your comments and contributions. Please send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

In which Vicky takes a request and says a belated Arriba! We have sounds found from the Jersey City police department, a sample of "Mas Que Nada" by Sergio Mendes, Cachaito, and George Carlin. We have music from Tipica 73, Ray Barretto, Los Zafiros, a Frank Sinatra/Skanatra mash-up (by request), Bad Plus, Ella Fitzgerald, and Louis Armstrong with Duke Ellington and his orchestra. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

It's Ladies Night on SF, all beers half price! To celebrate, we have sounds found from an episode of "Scrubs" (for Judy), and an exclusive interview with the Commander in Chief. We have music from Omara Portuando, Sarah Vaughn, Blossom Dearie, Uxia, Fiona Apple, La Lupe, Janis Ian, and Rotary Connection. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

It's story time as Vicky celebrates Halloween. We have sounds found from Miles, Diz and Michael Morreale (accompanying Lykke Li), some African drummers of unknown origin, and Civil War expert Jim Madden. We have music from Ms. Li, Monica Salmaso, Mandrill, Bobby Sanabria, Flat Earth Society, J. Geils Band, the Police, Led Zeppelin and David Lindley. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

Wherein Vicky celebrates Dizzy Gillespie's birthday. We have sounds found from Dizzy, Izzy Sanabria, Rudy Giuliani, Maya Angelou and William S. Burroughs. We also have music from Dizzy (and Bird), Notorious B.I.G. with Frank Sinatra (a Jon Moskowitz mix), Grand Master Flash, Ibrahim Ferrer, Hijas Del Sol, Crosby, Still, Nash & Young and Joe Jackson. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

In which Vicky works through her sadness. We have sounds found from Robert Frost and Felipe Luciano and music from Friends of Dean Martinez, the Clash, Muddy Waters, Erik Satie, Louis and Ella, John Mellencamp, Mongo Santamaria, Roberto Roena and Roberto Fonseca. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

During which John can't seem to take "no" for an answer. We have sounds found from Betty Carter, The Beatles, George W. Bush and De La Soul. We also have music from Alice Coltrane, Neil Young, Bob Marley, Lole y Manuel, Tribe Called Quest, Alan Parsons Project, Brazilian Girls, Miles Davis and the Randy Van Horne Singers. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com

During which Vicky makes some beats and laments the end of summer. We have sounds found from James Brown, Ojos de Brujo, Cypress Hill, Bruce Springsteen, Marilyn Wright reading Robert Byrne's "To a Mouse," accompanied by Spaulding Givens and Charles Mingus, plus a variety of summer sounds on the occasion of the season's passing. We also have music from Bow Wow Wow, Los Lobos, Arctic Monkeys, Sambalanço Trio, Frank Sinatra meets Skanatra, Oscar Peterson and Run DMC. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send e-mail to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com

Wherein Rahsaan Roland Kirk breaks down Dvorak and Benny Goodman. We've got sounds found from Queen and Richard Pryor. We'll also hear what happens when a police stop goes bad, get commentary from Mr. Spock and a commercial message from Central Services. You'll hear music from the Peasall Sisters, Karen Dalton, Muddy Waters, Joe Jackson, Derek Trucks Band, Charles Mingus, the Westminster Choir and Ricky Ricardo. We welcome your comments and contributions. Send comments and clips to soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com.

Wherein we imagine a world where the Muslim call to prayer in Egypt and the bells of a New England church inspire peace and fade into a Hindu chant. Our sounds found include Don Odilio Gonzalez telling the story of how he came to own La Conguita on Grove Street, and Vicky enraptured by daytime TV. You'll also hear music from Ravi Shankar, Animal and the Sesame Street Band, Mulatu Astatke, Archie Bell & the Drells, Hector Lavoe & Willie Colon, Friends of Distinction, Talking Heads, Gene Pitney, and America. We have a new e-mail address: soundsfoundaudio@gmail.com. Please feel free to send us your sound, musical and otherwise. Peace.

We've got sounds found at a frat party just before it gets out of hand, a funeral cortege up Montgomery Street, poetry from Jim Morrison and Vicky takes a call from a fan. There's also music from Bjork, the Plugz, Curtis Mayfield, the Specials, English Beat, Laura Nyro, Lykke Li, Betty Carter & Ray Charles, Nellie Mcay, Yves Montand, Steel Pulse, Clark Terry with Oscar Peterson and Quincy Jones. We welcome your comments and mp3 submissions. Reach us at elbeat@comcast.net

Jersey Beat visits Jersey City for some of Chilltown's best indie bands. 1. Intro - "Do It Yourself" by the Cucumbers 2. Crushmore - "Save The Fattest Girl For Me" 3. Billionaire Boys Club - "Quittin' Drinkin'" 4. The Black Hollies - "No Need To Be Rude" 5. Rye Coalition - "Burn The Masters" 6. The Milwaukees - "Moonshaker" 7. Spent - "Landscaper" 8. Spent - "Under False Eyelids" 9. Tris McCall - "Mad About Us" 10. Jim Testa - "Carla" 11. LandSpeedRecord - "Visiting Hours" Remember -- support local bands, buy what you listen to, and read fanzines!