Podcast appearances and mentions of flynn adam

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COOKBOOK is a rapper/producer with a hilarious name and a lot of energy. Together with his group LA Symphony (Pigeon John, Flynn Adam, Joey the Jerk, etc.), he rose to prominence in the late 90's before going on to work closely with the likes of Evidence (Dilated Peoples), Murs, and others throughout his solo career. He hosts the podcast "Felipe's Garage", and I shot the cover of his latest album, "Jason Soto Was Here" - so it's obviously fucking tight. IN THIS EPISODE we discuss being Puerto Rican in LA/NY/PR, working with will.i.am, the Pigeon John/LA Symphony dynamic, three ways to piss while wearing basketball shorts, 360 deals and more. Follow CookBook: Instagram | YouTube Follow Gadzooks: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Follow OTWD on IG: @otwdpodcast   Subscribe on YouTube   OTWD is a proud partner of Oliver's Harvest CBD Click

It's Oaks and Jabs.... wait no, it's the right week but it's actually the K-man hosting. Well not to be deterred, K-man still gets the dynamic duo on to the show. And not to be detoured (?) we play several car songs, reflective songs and stuff. (Yeeaah I'll say it worked) Playlist: "Energy" by nobigdyl. ft. Torey D'Shaun "NOMO" by Marksman Lloyd "Persistence" by Paradox & ReFlex the Architect ft. Vicky Flint & DJ Sean P "Contradiction" by Propaganda & Derek Minor ft. Aaron Cole "I Don't Really Like Where I'm At" ft. James Gardin "One Day" by Lawren ft. Beleaf "Rhythm of the City" by Jabs ft. Oaks "Free Your Soul" by Sivion ft. Sojourn, Ahred "New Day" by Cephas "Car and a Job" by Surreal & DJ Balance ft. Ohmega Watts, Sojourn "Squad Car" by LPG "High Speed Car Chase" by Flynn Adam ft. Great Jsn, Joey the Jerk, Sareem Poems "Getaway Car" by tobyMac "Cars" by New Rebel Flag "P-Plates on a Beamer" by Fonke Knomaads "Say I Won't" by Lecrae ft. Andy Mineo Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/687 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our socials www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.instagram.com/DefinitionHH www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

What are some of the most voted for songs on Definition in 2019? Which out of the new songs we played, got the most streams on various platforms? We try to answer these questions in this and the next episode... Sit back and turn it up! Playlist: "Fire Emoji" by YB "Get Out My Way" by Tedashii ft. Lecrae "London Nights" by S.O. "California Dreamin'" by 116 (Lecrae ft. John Givez) "How We Coming" by 1K Phew ft. WHATUPRG, Ty Brasel "Blessings" by Eskatology ft. Izzy "Be Yourself" by Imperial & K.I.N.E.T.I.K. "Headman" by Fonke Knomaads "Do What It Gonna Do" by Flynn Adam ft. Joey the Jerk & GR.JSNBEITS "Scribe to Serve" by Malachi John ft. The Profit & Cas Metah "Grateful" by iMPACT "Roar" by Tanya Pillay ft. Genesiz "King's Child" by iNTELLECT ft. Griffin, DJ Sean P "Hallelujah" by Sole Option ft. Brad Sabat "Fuego" by Steven Malcolm "Hark" by River Movement ft. The Profit Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/679 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our socials www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.instagram.com/DefinitionHH www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

Sneaking in all sorts of double-plays whenever I can... or whenever I want.. New music by Propaganda, Derek Minor, Soulseize, Daniel AMP, and nobigdyl.. Flashback track by Flynn Adam of the L.A. Symphony. Playlist: "Beastmode" by Daniel AMP "Sideline" by Vee & Josh ft. TINO, Andre Haviland "In The Pocket" by Jon Corbin ft. Eternia "Feel That" by Flynn Adam ft. Sareem Poems "Get Up" by Flynn Adam ft. Sareem Poems "Work It Out" by MP Ancient "Here, 2016" by Sho Baraka ft. Lecrae "Superstar" by Genesiz "Faith and Paitence" by nobigdyl. ft. Parris Chariz "One" by Soulseize, Sivion, Sintax.the.Terrific, Cas Metah "Uptown" by Andy Mineo "That's How It's Done" by Manchild ft. Phynite "Crack the Heavens" by The Battery ft. Manchild, Sojourn "Change" by Propaganda & Derek Minor ft. Daniella Mason "How We Coming" by 1K Phew ft. WHATUPRG, Ty Brasel "Big Wave" by 116 (Lecrae) ft. Parris Chariz Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/674 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our socials www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.instagram.com/DefinitionHH www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

K-man plays something off Social Club Misfits new album "Mood." Our listeners picked most of the other songs by tapping the 'like' thumbs-up on our playlists. It's an Aussie flashback this week by Nebs & Cebsone. “Hands Up" by Kris-Bo "Up" by Social Club Misfits "Mike Tyson's Punch Out" by Sean C. Johnson ft. Redd Lettaz "Feel That" by Flynn Adam ft. Sareem Poems "Da Chune Up" by That Brotha Lokey ft. Die-Rek "Funky Fresh" by James Gardin ft. Ozay Moore "Paid to Play" by Cas Metah ft. Jabs & Flexx Abyladeez "Grow Up" by Christon Gray "Bigger Than Me" by 1K Phew ft. nobigdyl. "Revelation is Revolution" by Armond Wakeup "Carry Me" by Joshua Luke Smith "Fathers, 2004" by Sho Baraka "Thy Neighbour" by Jackie Hill Perry "vivid" by Noah Schatz ft. Melissa Carter "Never Stop Me Now" by Nebs & Cebsone "Manic X-Files" by Manic X ft. DJ Aktual Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/644 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

Playing songs you voted for on our playlists. New music by Farai Katiyo, A.I. and Gowe. We split up Izzy n The Profit, though only temporarily ;) Flashback by S.F.C. from 1994. Playlist: "Get Back Right" by Lecrae "Pick 'em Up" by A.I ft. Datin "Do What It Gonna Do" by Flynn Adam ft. Joey the Jerk & GR.JSNBEITS "Go Get It Now" by Izzy "Down" by The Profit "Old Friend" by Gowe "Get Away" by Rawsrvnt "Lessons to Learn" by Jon Corbin ft. Shad, Orijin, Rel McCoy "One Time 4 ur Mind" by Eskatology "Mourning Beautiful" by Sistah Dee "So Young" by Farai Katiyo ft. Theo & Mathew "orion" by nobigdyl. "Days Go Bye" by Coffee Jones "One Time" by SFC "Chitown Boogie" by James Gardin Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/640 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

Featuring songs off Flynn Adam's new album "Do What It Gonna Do". Flashback to his crew the L.A. Symphony from over 15 years ago. Playlist: "I'm So Potential" by Die-Rek "Feel That" by Flynn Adam ft. Sareem Poems "Be Yourself" by Imperial & K.I.N.E.T.I.K. "King's Child" by Intellect ft. Griffin, DJ Sean P "Won't Let Go" by Feudi "Theory of Self" by Nomis ft. Joe Ayinde "Dragon Tattoo" by Mistery ft. JustMe "Do What It Gonna Do" by Flynn Adam ft. Joey the Jerk & GR.JSNBEITS "Break Chains." by D4C ft. Jonnie 3:16 "End Is Now" by L.A. Symphony "One Two" by Propaganda "Math-Matics" by Nfors & Izzy "Joy" by James Gardin "Dead Man" by Joshua Luke Smith "The Last Sunrise" by Sundance, Adam L, Sivion, Stro Eliot "Comin' Home Now" by Flynn Adam Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/636 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

Gospel Music, Touring with Pigeon John, being a missionary kid, losing your father, recovering from an accident, depression... Who is Peter? And how do we know each other? Gospel Music. On being sheltered and Christian. On Bible bookstores. Brian Earhart, the blind pianist who taught playing piano by ear. On touring. France. “There’s just something cool about smoking a cigarette, drinking some coffee, and listening to some rock n roll in France.” - Peter Daily “When I’m on tour, I’m dying to get home. When I’m at home, I’m dying to get on the road.” - Peter Daily “I love and hate L.A. equally.” - Peter Daily On Chunjay’s recent tour to Montana. Peter explains his music. “Dead Man” by Peter Daily On being heartbroken and connecting with songs. Peter tells a story about his father on his deathbed. “Without You” by Peter Daily On being a minister’s kid. On being bitter at God and church. “How long is this podcast? And can we call a minister, and the Pope?” - Peter Daily on being raised in a ministry family “My family business was church. My grandfather was a minister; my father was a minister. So there was an automatic, you’re gonna be a minister kind of thing. But I didn’t want to be.” - Peter Daily “It was easier to say ‘it is wrong to drink and smoke’ than to say ‘have some discipline.’” - Peter Daily On bitterness toward church. On his father’s death. “When you’ve been burned by the people that also profess that same belief, it’s very difficult to separate those two.” - Chunjay On the Catholic Church sex scandal. “Don’t get in the way.” - Peter Daily’s Dad’s message On his accident and rehab. On the heaviness of life. On the collaboration between Chunjay and Peter Daily. Fun stuff! Tacos, beer, Pina Colada... “I think there’s a place for all tacos, honestly.” - Chunjay Chunjay’s dad rides Harleys, and drinks out of red Solo cups. Peter Daily: Instagram @peterdaily, peter-daily.com, on Spotify and Apple Royal Ruckus: @royalruckus @royalruckusofficial Olivia the Chug: Instagram @olivia.chug A Tribe Called Quest - "Award Tour" Shoutouts: Dallas, Los Angeles, Bozeman, Missoula, Pigeon John, Ill Harmonics, Kill Bill, Nas, Sanctifunkdafied, Rootbeer, Flynn Adam, Orlando, Tom Hanks, The Burbs, DC Talk, Kevin Max, Starbucks, Tait, Rick’s Tacos and Tito’s Tacos in Los Angeles, Oliva Chug, CookBook the Puerto Rican rapper, A Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, and more.

(mr)Arash and KILLcRey welcome, L.A. Symphony members and collaborators, Flynn Adam and Cookbook. Topics include: unheard history of L.A.S., Christianity, contracts and reinvention. Ladies and gents... Flynn Adam and Cookbook... the long haul. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crappyawesome/support

KJ-52 and Chunjay sit down for coffee in Florida and reflect on their experiences in hip-hop and the Christian hip-hop subgenre.   Little Cuban cafe, on KJ discovering Cuban colada coffee. KJ does not enjoy pour over coffee. Chunjay eating a Cubano sandwich. On what KJ-52 is up to: crowdfunding new album, videos, documentary. Adding public speaking to rapping. “I’m coming from the perspective of a 42 year old man. I’m not coming from where I was when I was 25 and came into the industry….I’m an old MacBook Pro with updated software.” KJ-52’s struggle after his record deal with Essential ended. Shopping to Nashville record labels. Ended up with Tooth & Nail/Uprok.  KJ on Flicker Records: “Then they turned round and signed you guys, and I was so ticked off.”   “Revenge of the Nerds” by KJ-52 with Pigeon John from the KJ-52 Remixed album.   On figuring out his niche, and finding a way forward. On catching criticism for things he did. On his “backpack rapper” origins with Sons of Intellect and Shadow of the Locust. “I always looked at every record as ‘starting over.’” On his platform, not just “youth group rapper.” History: Goatee led him to Todd Collins. Todd took him to Essential. On the KJ-52/Royal Ruckus tour of Maui in 2001. On Royal Ruckus: “You two were the most interesting, hilarious, weird people I’d ever hung out with in a long time. And I think because of that, I was like, ‘I’m really drawn to these guys, cause they’re so bizarre, but so like, genuinely themselves.’ And I think that resonated with me.” On getting sunburnt in Hawaii.   “Cheese Rappers in Paradise” (Demo) by Royal Ruckus from Seventeen Candles. Available free at noisetrade.com/royalruckus.   On crossing paths with each other in Nashville, TN and Bakersfield, CA. “I’ve played in Bakersfield so many times.” Headlining the “White Privilege Conference” in the middle of Iowa. Awkward experiences on tour.   “Moment of Zen” by Royal Ruckus from The Summer of the Cicadas LP. Listen for KJ-52 and T-Bone reference in the song.   “I helped Kirk Cameron get through the priority line at Delta.”   “Shipwreck” by Cookbook and Uno.Mas from The Robertson Bullies EP.   “Once you’re about 10 years in [the music industry], you become irrelevant.” On a near-career shipwreck. Paraphrase: I went from getting a couple grand shows to getting $250 a show locally, if I was lucky. Finding alternate ways to survive and stay in his own lane. Graffiti. School assemblies. Being a pastor. Rapping still. “It’s like I wrecked the ship, took the wood, and built a house.”   “Fight Music” by KJ-52 featuring Lecrae and Propaganda, from the album, Mental.   On KJ’s lack of facial hair. KJ loved street tacos in Baja, Mexico, and Korean-fusion tacos in San Francisco. KJ recommended podcasts: What She Wants (formerly Ask Women), Sexy Marriage Radio, Stuck in the 80s, and The Cypher Show. KJ on women: they don’t want men to be nice, they want ALPHA. “I realized how technically challenged some of my fanbase is. So I was like, ‘How can I make this as simple as possible?’” KJ52 Podcast. @kj52 at twitter and facebook, @kj52instagram for insta. “Let me say, and I dig your podcast, too. Because I like how you explore back stories.” On having something to say, and less to lose. On having John Reuben on his documentary and not being able to use it. “It Takes Two” by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock was the game changer song for KJ-52. The second would be “Welcome to the Terradome” by Public Enemy. Third: “Ain’t No Joke” by Eric B. and Rakim. De La Soul: “Me Myself and I.” Shouts to Propaganda, Pigeon John, Limp Bizkit, Kid Rock, Pillar, Pax 217, Rebecca St. James, producer Tedd T., Todd Collins, Flynn Adam, Krum (Playdough), Jesus Shack, Spirit West Coast, Kirk Cameron, Tako Cheena in Orlando, NF vs. Lecrae album sales, John Reuben, Cookbook from LA Symphony, Jars of Clay, more.

Flatline aka MPWalker aka Mike Walker. 15 years since Self-Titled! Review of last episode. Chunjay’s hotel for the night. On the origins of Chunjay’s name. Church camp. Chunjay’s first release was a cassette under the name of Cleva-MC. First Cleva recording was professional. Next record was on a 4-track with a punk band buddy. Working with Yoda from Royal Ruckus. On the collaboration with J-Dog, and the beginning of Royal Ruckus. Chunjay: “We made a rap song about how we tried to make a rap song and it didn’t work out.” “Why don’t you join our fake rap group?” Chunjay to Flatline. On the haters and our album Love Us or Leave Us. Flatline was building a Royal Ruckus website from scratch. Pioneers of internet music. 7Ball Magazine, Cameron Strang, Relevant Magazine, and the beginning of us talking to record labels. Royal Ruckus History: Cleva-MC, then Cleva and J-Dog, then Cleva and J-Dog and Flatline, then Cleva and J-Dog and Flatline, then back to Cleva and Flatline. On Flatline getting grounded. On seeing his father in his own interactions with his kids. We started talking to record labels. Working with Pigeon John.   Shout to “Pocket Lint and Spare Change” album, available free at NoiseTrade.com/RoyalRuckus   “A Las Chinas” from the Coalition compilation and Pocket Lint album by Royal Ruckus, co-produced by Pigeon John, featuring The Skalastix. NoiseTrade.com/RoyalRuckus   Fun LA Symphony facts about “Seabreeze,” “Move On.” How we decided to make a demo with Pigeon John. On Pigeon John’s enjoyment of intellectual theology. B-Twice showing up late for a show. On exploring tours, on-off shows, and major label interests.   On good deals in hotel rooms, and Chunjay’s 21st birthday party. A bucket of Heinekens. Chunjay “We negotiated a record deal before we moved to Nashville, but we did not sign it until we got there.” Decision to sign with the label. Flatline opens up about his discomfort with the Christian industry, but how production quality helped him feel comfortable.  Flatline: “We felt like we would have a little more room to be ourselves.” On being youth group kids, being young, and trying to figure out our identity as a group. Our songwriting process at the time. On praying before a performance and taking shots of tequila.   On writing Self-Titled.   Next Best Thing. On deaths in the family. On gratitude in the midst of heavy life stuff. On the decision to write for the Christian industry, but remain who we are.   Geeky Music for Kidz.   Wink and a Nudge. On sexuality. On Chunjay having a shipwreck. Flatline tries to make Chunjay feel better. On Josh’s dynamic production.   Irate Caller #1. On hip-hop record interludes. On how to listen to a record in a post-skit world.   Check It Out.   I Had a Dream.   Let’s Start a Boy Band. On writing and producing this song with Pigeon John.   Coffee shop stuff. On drinks we hated making.   Latte Show. Mike and Jamey arguing over a piece of pizza. Other stuff about the writing of that song and the album. On pop culture.   Double Take.   Bob Went Crazy. On telling Bob we wrote a song about him.   MP Free. On Napster and free music. On anticipating the transition to streaming.   B-Side Rock On critiquing the Christian music industry.   Multi-Purpose Room On posse jams.   Background music: J-Dilla, MF Doom, Flatline, and some of the folks listed below. Shouts: Sackcloth Fashion, MP3.com, Q-Tip, Josh Babyar, John Hayden Miethe, Flynn Adam, Pigeon John, Bob Herdman, Old Navy, N-Soul Records, TruHipHop ListServ, Mars Ill, Future Shock, Opry Land Hotel, Audio Feed, The Giant and the Taylor, Everyday Sunday, Wyclef Jean, Run the Jewels, DJ Sean P, Sesame Street, Moby, Weezer, Carson Daily and TRL, Talladega Nights, etc.

MPWALKER aka Michael Walker aka Flatline What are you up to? Coffee making Nashville songwriting at Starbucks, and all walks of life in Starbucks. On celebrities at Starbucks. BEN FOLDS! A Ben Folds meet-up?   “Arrive at Something” (original version) by Royal Ruckus   Meeting Moonhooch, clip from Number 9. Clip from “The Waitress Song” by Royal Ruckus. How Ben Folds inspired some of our songs. One of Chunjay’s favorite songwriters is Benjamin Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie or The Postal Service. Flatline on producing beats: “We don’t sound like hard-hitting gangster, New York rap, by our beat standards, but having that inspiration…okay, this really changes everything.” “You have to prove you’re a creative person in the hip-hop scene because there is so much biting going on.” On natural talent in music. On our history together and training in music. Flatline: “There’s only so much mumble rap I can get with before I can be like, ‘I don’t have enough cough syrup to drink to keep up with you bro.’” What are we drinking? Flatline discusses Wild Gift Coffee in Austin, TX. On Mexican Coffee. Memory lane: coffee tasting like wine tasting. Extended discussion of how to enjoy coffee. French press. Hand pour.  V-60? Flatline loves Indonesian and Mexican coffees. He explains why. “Indonesian coffee tends to be earthy, mushroomy, musty, moist smelling. It doesn’t smell sweet, usually.”   “Gimme Dat” by Cookbook and Flynn Adam from the Best in Class EP.   On organic coffee and fair trade designations. More about coffee. Coffee, coffee, coffee. Sam Adams Pumpkin ale. Guinness and other ales. Chunjay on Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach. Both gentlemen discuss Guinness beer and other drinks.   “Cafe Marata” by Royal Ruckus. Shouts to Mase and Alice Cooper. Shout to Sphereofhiphop.com   Flatline’s favorite taco: Al Pastor. On breakfast tacos. On Chunjay gaining weight in Austin eating tacos, drinking beer and liquor, and working on the album. Chunjay on the origins of Al Pastor: Lebanese immigrants brought the style to Mexico. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_pastor On beat production and dope hip-hop. Flatline and Chunjay growing up together. Pete Rock beat instrumental inspiration. Remix of Juicy by Notorious BIG. Flatline shows his cards.   “Behind the Scenes” by Royal Ruckus from Pocket Lint and Spare Change (Deluxe Edition).   On making beats together, and writing to other people’s music. On Flatline’s beats vs. buying beats online. How Royal Ruckus makes music together. On solo projects together. On Shadow of the Locust and other side groups. On hatred of phone calls. Chunjay: “Only sociopaths make phone calls without texting first, unless you’re a telemarketer. What do you want?” Royal Ruckus anniversaries: 1 year for Summer of the Cicadas, 15 years for Self-Titled, 20 years for the group. On The Royal Ruckus and booking shows. Closing song: “The Chicken-Filled Donut Caper” by Royal Ruckus from Pocket Lint and Spare Change (Deluxe Edition). Background beats by Flatline, Cookbook, Ben Folds, Moonhooch, Pete Rock, Panos Kiamos. Extra Shout-Outs: Taboo Tales Podcast, Steven Curtis Chapman, Bill Gaither, Jimmy Wayne, Lance Bass from N*Sync, Pattie Griffin, RZA from Wu-Tang, Beastie Boys, Herb Alpert, Flatline’s dad, Delinquent Habits, Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Soul Assassins, DJ Muggs, DJ Lethal, Funkdoobiest, Wu-Tang, UMC’s, Liquid Swords by GZA, Groovebox drum machine, Panos Kiamos, Tom Green’s “Undercutters,” Dr. Laura Schlessinger, The Royal Ruckus, AudioFeed Festival, The Giant and the Tailor.

Not safe for work, ya turkey. Hanging out at Peter Winsky’s house. Game of Thrones references we don’t understand. The guys take a shot of Jameson together. They’re also drinking water. Other drinks: Two Hearted Ale by Bell’s Brewery. Popfuji by Brouwerij West in San Pedro. On beards. On growing hair with Flynn Adam. Star Wars. Lots of Star Wars. More Star Wars. “As far as me and my house, we will serve the Force.” The political side of Star Wars. Rogue One. Ewoks. Oh my. About films and music: find your niche; do your thing. Add a personal touch. Royal Ruckus Christmas Postcards   “Presente!” by Cookbook and Uno Mas from C & U Music Factory album.   Chunjay tells a urination story about him and Peter. Peter and Cookbook talk at length about Game of Thrones.   “Phantom Menace” by Cookbook and DJ Rhettmatic from the Phantom Menace EP.   Next drink: “It smells like Tang and beer in here.” Colt 45 Pile Driver beer.   “Tang” by Bob & Tom.   LA Symphony was known as Christian dudes, right? No Christian gimmicks. LA Symphony history. Clubs, bars, church shows, and so on. On the unique nature of church shows vs. mainstream shows.   “Broken Tape Decks” by LA Symphony from the unreleased album, Call it What You Want.   LA Symphony as “the bad boys” of Christian rap. “In life you choose what you do and what you don’t do. We weren’t making good choices, we were letting it happen to us instead of saying, ‘No, we dictate who we are and how we present our brand.’” “The one rule we always obeyed as LA Symphony is basically, ‘Keep it real.’ So whatever we felt, we were allowed to talk about it. But there were rules, there were parameters…” Cookbook’s journey out of Christianity. “We’re all still on a journey. I don’t claim to know anything. Really.” “Like nobody knows, really knows, what happens after you die. Nobody knows that. You know who knows? My dad. You know why? Because he’s dead.”   Clip from “Where Will I Go When I Die?” by self-proclaimed Christian rapper from the 80s, Stephen Wiley, from his album Rap it Up!   How Cookbook started questioning his Christian faith. On questioning prayer. Living in gratitude.   “California Grit” by Royal Ruckus, featuring Cookbook, Uno Mas, and Manchild of Mars Ill from the Rumors of Our Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated LP.   Cookbook’s feelings about death while he was a Christian. “I don’t think that nothing is out there. I just don’t know what he or it is.” Cookbook on why he doesn’t pray anymore. Olivia Chug voices her opinion. On Islam, non-Christians, and hell? Religious faith in cultures. People who claim to know with certainly? Cookbook says you’re “arrogant and full of shit.” J   “Blood Suckin’ Freaks” by Cookbook & Blu, featuring KRUM (formerly Playdough) from the Yes EP.   Cookbook wants to know what’s up with denominations. Chunjay on the historical road of Eastern Orthodoxy. On Roman Catholicism. Cookbook pushes back on Biblical authority and Christian denominationalism. “The God of the Gaps.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_of_the_gaps “I live by Biblical principles. I feel like you can bank on that. ‘You reap what you sow.’ You can bank on that, that’s true. How you treat others, you know, and giving love and all those things, you know, serving people, those things’re important and you can live by those things.”   “Little Shirts” (Remix) from the Cookbook & Uno Mas Stereo-Types LP.   “Do you ever fear death?” “We all die, so it’s about how we live.” “Do you ever miss the Jesus story?” “What’s your favorite taco?” On mofongos and pasteles. Hip-hop pet-peeves? Game of Thrones podcasts are awesome. Socials: @cookbookthepr Favorite rap song? Slum Village “Fall in Love”   Shout outs: C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia, Dewar’s ice cream and candy shop, Hilary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, Steve Taylor, KJ-52, Lecrae, and Rootbeer (Pigeon John and Flynn Adam), Really Tho??!! Podcast, Stereo-Types Radio Show.  Background music: The 37th Chamber by El Michels Affair, and Wu-Tang’s The 36th Chamber.

Mistery & Werd, the brother duo from Australia, have dropped their first project "Israel". We play the first single off it, as well as a brand new track by Eshon Burgundy, a song request, and go back to 1996 with the L.A. Symphony. Hear music by Altty & L Fire, Bizzle, BRB, Eshon Burgundy, Flynn Adam, J Han, J Kwest, Joey the Jerk, Mistery & Werd, Ozay Moore, The Profit, Propaganda, The 4 Fathers, Witness Emcee. Full playlist on www.definitionradio.com

Learn How Audio Podcasting Has Benefited Existing Bloggers! At this years's BlogWorld & New Media Expo's NYC event, I was thrilled to have my great friend, Pat Flynn, put together a panel titled “More Traffic, More Authority, More Customers: Why All Bloggers Should Be Podcasting.” The description of the session read: Successful bloggers don't just […] The post 267 Why Bloggers Should Consider Podcasting – Pat Flynn – Adam Baker – Derek Halpern – Katie Davis appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show.

Hosts: MaxOne Interview: Flynn of L.A. Symphony Studio: Syntax Engineer: Shane Newville L.A. Symphony - “Win Win” Joey The Jerk - “Shut Up + Dance” L.A. Symphony - “Broken Tapedecks” L.A. Symphony - “San Diego” Flynn Adam Atkins - “Spanish Harlem” (Feat. Pigeon John) L.A. Symphony - “All We Know”

Hosts: MaxOne Interview: Flynn of L.A. Symphony Studio: Syntax Engineer: Shane Newville L.A. Symphony - “Win Win” Joey The Jerk - “Shut Up + Dance” L.A. Symphony - “Broken Tapedecks” L.A. Symphony - “San Diego” Flynn Adam Atkins - “Spanish Harlem” (Feat. Pigeon John) L.A. Symphony - “All We Know”

The Don Miller Interview, Pt. 2 :: Plus, the new issue preview, Cara’s big announcement, a Flynn Adam world premier and Callahan McIver gets engaged …