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On this episode of I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast, the hosts break down the latest in music and culture from Cardi B's long-awaited album to Young Thug's controversial project, and the rise of podcasting as the new hip-hop hustle. Topics Covered:• Cardi B Album Review (1:18): Honest reactions to Cardi's new release — is it better than her debut? The hosts debate the album's length, direction, standout features, and how her career compares to Nicki Minaj (2:48–8:42).• Young Thug Album Reaction (9:12): A deep dive into Thug's latest drop. From questionable album art to uneven production, one host gives it a 5.1/10, while another praises the melodic YSL & Luchi collaboration (9:30–12:16).• Podcasting = The New Rap Game? (13:42): Why artists like Fabolous and Jim Jones are moving into podcasting, how Kai Cenat is redefining streaming, and why the future of entertainment is shifting away from music (14:02–15:15).In this episode, we also sat down with Chop Mosley, one of Philadelphia's most respected film makers to talk about his incredible journey behind the camera. From shooting visuals for some of Philly's biggest artists like PNB Rock, Meek Mill, and D Jones, to building his brand and reputation in the music industry, Chop opens up about what it really takes to succeed as a creative in hip-hop culture.Indie Spotlight Artist Of The Episode : Retro Kid Follow Instagram @retr0kiqhttps://www.instagram.com/retr0kiq/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/i-do-it-4-hip-hop-podcast/exclusive-content
This Week on I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast Freeway just shook the game up with his Instagram announcement — Jadakiss & Beanie Sigel are teaming up for a collaboration project titled Kiss The Mac! We break down what this means for Philly, New York, and the culture.Plus, a look at the BET Awards, Soul Train Awards, and BET Hip-Hop Awards — the most decorated stages for African-American artists. Music Update: Cardi B finally drops her second single “Imaginary Players” off her long-awaited album after 7 years, sampling Jay-Z's classic from the In My Lifetime Volume 1.We also dive into the question: why do artists keep making their relationship status a public headline?On the battle & beef front:• Quilly sits down with SayCheeseTV while Santos fires more shots his way.• Drake's latest court details got fans asking… is he going out sad after this battle? In sports, the fight world heats up:• Gervonta Davis vs Jake Paul — smart business move or bad idea?• Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford talk builds momentum.• Philly's own Boots Ennis spotted training with Canelo ahead of September 13, 2025.Tap in as we cover the culture from the booth to the ring!Later in the episode, DJ Bugsy sat down with the owner of Dream First Clothing Line as he opens up about his journey from podcasting to making his mark in the fashion industry. He shares what sparked his vision to launch a clothing brand, the challenges and lessons learned along the way, and the passion that keeps him pushing forward. @Miz100 also reflects on his own sources of inspiration, adding depth to a powerful conversation about creativity, growth, and chasing dreams.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/i-do-it-4-hip-hop-podcast/exclusive-content
In this fun and entertaining episode, we break down Nicki Minaj's fiery Twitter feud with Roc Nation, SZA, and the TDE camp. What sparked the drama—and what does it mean for the industry? We also dive into the WNBA's latest collective bargaining agreement and how it's reshaping the future of women's sports. Plus, we're keeping it raw latest online battle between Santos vs Quilly two of Philadelphia's known spittas in the city. We also introduced a brand new moderator " Nine " to " I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" family. Please check her out and follow her @trapbaenine via Instagram. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/i-do-it-4-hip-hop-podcast/exclusive-content
We're gonna get REAL SMALL as we dive into some science and then we're goin back to Blue Island Beer Co. for a fan requested reprise of Good Vibrations for Everyday People with THE Bill Larkin (yeah I know we just did it but you asked and when you ask I DO IT!) THIS IS RAGBRAI BUY SOME STUFF Recorded LIVE at The Paper Machete 06/28/25 at Chicago's Historic Green Mill Cocktail Lounge courtesy of WKQX (Q101.1 FM) and Jeppson’s Malört: The Official Drink of the Apocalypse and at Blue Island Beer Co. 06/22/25 Come find me in all your favorite places including my Discord Featuring “Promises” by the Barrerracudas, a snippy of “The Wasteland” courtesy of Ross Bugden Twitter: Instagram For commissions/scores: bugdenross@gmail.com "Good Vibrations for Everyday People" a medley by Bill Larkin and Josh Zagoren featuring: "Everyday People" Sly Stone 1968 "Wouldn't It Be Nice" Brian Wilson, Tony Asher and Mike Love 1966 "California Girls" Brian Wilson and Mike Love 1965 "Hot Fun in the Summertime" Sly Stone 1969 "Good Vibrations" Brian Wilson and Mike Love 1966 "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)" Sly Stone 1969 "Dance to the Music" Sly Stone 1967 "Everybody is a Star" Sly Stone 1969 "God Only Knows" Brian Wilson and Tony Asher 1966See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
I'm sure that my first introduction to Robin Hood was Disney's charming fox. It's honestly a pretty faithful telling of the myth, (maybe even more so because of all the talking animals). But in the Year of our Lord 1991, when I was a mere second grader, there was just one Robin Hood: Kevin Costner as the Prince of Thieves. We were not a movie-going family, but the theaters advertised their hopeful blockbusters on broadcast television, and they really sold this one. The trailer ended with a shot from the point of view of an arrow racing through the forest to split another and claim the bullseye. Pull back and behold the shooter: The Field of Dreams and Dances with Wolves guy! WHAT!?!? I had to see it. I actually did watch it eventually on VHS at Preston Jones' house with the GIANT 36 INCH TV. I became obsessive, begging my parents for a real bow and arrow that I would absolutely not shoot my sisters with (denied). But the thing that sticks with me still is the killer ballad featured over the end credits. “Everything I Do, (I Do It for You)” by Bryan Adams forever changed couples' skating and slow dancing in Cordova, Tennessee and probably across the whole dang world. I didn't know it then, but these compelling twins of honor in romance and warfare were interwoven as the DNA of the genre that birthed the very first tales of Robin Locksley. This was a chivalric romance, and I was hooked. I think this is connected to how much I love the stories of King David and his Mighty Men. No doubt the setting and cultural dynamics are hundreds of miles and centuries apart. But for me the common themes trigger all the trappings of a good medieval adventure. A noble warrior and rightful heir becomes an outcast in his own country because of the oppression of an unjust authority. In his exile, he finds the love of the people is on his side, and the most formidable of these band together to see him installed in his rightful place, where he can best care for the poor. Only the return of the High King, (who knows when?), will end this conflict. Until then, the most tragic episodes will occur inside the camp. What's not to love? This week we're really going to dial in on the band of merry mighty men and how their friendship to David becomes an indispensable part of his ascent. It's a model for our own friendships for those who have ears to hear. Looking forward to it.
I'm sure that my first introduction to Robin Hood was Disney's charming fox. It's honestly a pretty faithful telling of the myth, (maybe even more so because of all the talking animals). But in the Year of our Lord 1991, when I was a mere second grader, there was just one Robin Hood: Kevin Costner as the Prince of Thieves. We were not a movie-going family, but the theaters advertised their hopeful blockbusters on broadcast television, and they really sold this one. The trailer ended with a shot from the point of view of an arrow racing through the forest to split another and claim the bullseye. Pull back and behold the shooter: The Field of Dreams and Dances with Wolves guy! WHAT!?!? I had to see it. I actually did watch it eventually on VHS at Preston Jones' house with the GIANT 36 INCH TV. I became obsessive, begging my parents for a real bow and arrow that I would absolutely not shoot my sisters with (denied). But the thing that sticks with me still is the killer ballad featured over the end credits. “Everything I Do, (I Do It for You)” by Bryan Adams forever changed couples' skating and slow dancing in Cordova, Tennessee and probably across the whole dang world. I didn't know it then, but these compelling twins of honor in romance and warfare were interwoven as the DNA of the genre that birthed the very first tales of Robin Locksley. This was a chivalric romance, and I was hooked. I think this is connected to how much I love the stories of King David and his Mighty Men. No doubt the setting and cultural dynamics are hundreds of miles and centuries apart. But for me the common themes trigger all the trappings of a good medieval adventure. A noble warrior and rightful heir becomes an outcast in his own country because of the oppression of an unjust authority. In his exile, he finds the love of the people is on his side, and the most formidable of these band together to see him installed in his rightful place, where he can best care for the poor. Only the return of the High King, (who knows when?), will end this conflict. Until then, the most tragic episodes will occur inside the camp. What's not to love? This week we're really going to dial in on the band of merry mighty men and how their friendship to David becomes an indispensable part of his ascent. It's a model for our own friendships for those who have ears to hear. Looking forward to it.
Today, Carol the Coach interviews Kimberly Litton, who is the author of I Do It for Her: A Memoir of Recovery and Redemption from Sex, Love and Substances. This book is a vulnerable, yet insightful look into the world of a Female Sex and Love Addict. This memoir delves into painful truths and healing experiences while giving the reader steps to recover. Litton guides the reader through her trauma, various forms of unhealthy coping skills, then ultimately and gracefully provides hope, healing and forgiveness. This book is about resilience, perseverance, self-love, and freedom from addictions. She has a wealth of experience. Kimberly Litton LCSW, CSAT is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Sex Addiction Therapist. She has a private practice, both virtual and in-person in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Kim is the author of “I Do it For Her”: A memoir of a Woman's Healing Journey from sex and love addiction”. She also serves on the Women's Panel for IITAP (International Institute of Trauma and Addiction), educating professionals on Female Sex and Love Addiction. She has an extensive history of treating women with alcoholism, addiction, eating disorders and sex addiction. Along with her intuitive talent, Kim has an infectious passion for women's recovery. She's dedicated in her own journey of growing, uncovering the many layers of her personal addiction, intimacy and relational problems and codependency. She relates to women on a very human level. Her authentic approach as a clinician is vulnerable enough to be relatable to her clients while exhibiting profound knowledge and tools to integrate a powerful treatment experience.
Aclamado como uno de los grandes saxofonistas de la historia, David Sanborn es un artista cuya música ha inspirado a músicos de todos los estilos posibles, desde el rock hasta el jazz pasando por el pop y el R&B. Es además uno de los saxos más influyentes dentro del universo de la fusión de estilos hasta el punto que de él se dice con frecuencia que es al músico que volvió a introducir el saxo en el rock & roll. También fue descrito por el crítico Scott Yanow como "el saxofonista que mas ha interesado a los músicos de pop, R&B y crossover de los últimos años”. El saxofonista alto Hank Crawford, miembro de la banda de Ray Charles cuando Sanborn era aún un adolescente fue su primera influencia. Sanborn nos dejó el pasado 12 de mayo y desde ese mismo momento los gatos decidimos que le debíamos un programa que queremos dedicar a nuestro amigo y seguidor Juan Manuel Alonso, un gran admirador de la música de nuestro invitado en el Música para Gatos de hoy. Hoy vamos a escuchar mucha música de David Sanborn con lo cual tenemos un largo programa por delante. TRACKS 1-It Took a long Time de Randy Brecker -Taking Off (1975) 2-Way Cross Georgia de Coleridge Taylor Perkinson - Taking Off (1975) 3-I Do It for Love de Paul Simon y David Sanborn (1976) 4-Morning Salsa de Herb Bushler/Rosalinda de Leon - Promise me the Moon (1977) 5-We Fool Ourselves de Sanborn de Hiram Bullock - Promise me the Moon (1977) 6-Benjamin de James Taylor - Promise me the Moon (1977) 7-Short Visit de John Simon - Heart to Heart (1978) 8-If you Would be Mine de Michael Colina - Hideaway (1980) 9-Carly’s Song de David Sanborn - Hideaway (1980) 10-Run For Cover de Marcus Miller - Voyeur (1980) 11-One in a Million de David Sanborn - Voyeur (1980) 12-Rain on Christmas de David Sanborn - As We Speak (1982) 13-As We Speak de David Sanborn y Michael Sembello - As We Speak (1982) 14-A Tear for Crystal de Sanborn y Miller - Backstreet (1983) 15-When you Smile at Me de Sanborn - Backstreet (1983) 16-Hideaway de Sanborn - Straight to the Heart (1984) 17-Straight to the Heart de Miller - Straight to the Heart (1984) 18-Imogene de Miller - A Change of Heart (1987) 19-Since I Fell for You de Woodrow Wilson - Double Vision (1986) 20-Another Hand de Marcus Miller - Another Hand (1991) 21-Benny de Marcus Miller - Upfront (1992) 22The Long Goodbye de Sanborn y Miller - Hearsay (1994) 23-Missing You de Sanborn y Ricky Peterson -Songs from the Night Before (1996) 24-Little Flower de Sanborn - Timeagain (2003) 25-Don’t let me be lonely Tonight de James Taylor- Closer (2005) 26-Please Send me Someone to Love de Percy Mayfield - Here & Gone (2008) 27-You have Changed de Carey y Fisher - Only Everything (2010) 28-Allellujah I Love Her So de Ray Charles - Only Everything (2010) 29-Drift de David Sanburn - Time and the River (2015)
What's up everyone, it's YO BOY! Welcome to another bonus episode of season 3. Episode 99. I'm Sorry, Martin. We touch base on a few things for this episode. I know we not suppose to be here, but enjoy this last episode until Season 4 begins. Looking forward to new beginnings! And also shoutout to Big Sean. We need to get flowers where they are deserved and Big Sean earned his. I DO IT!!
In part 1 of this series on Building a Team, host Dan Lesniak described the process and steps of when and how to go from being a solo agent to bringing on support. In part 2, he walked us through the steps of going from how do “I Do It” to how do “We Do It.” Now, in part 3, he teaches us how members of a team go from doing it with your support to doing it with your help. This is where leadership comes into play. In part 3, you are likely going to need to hire a COO (either from within or bringing in a new member onto your team), someone who can run the operations of the company. You are also going to have to start getting into a weekly cadence with meetings to review your dashboard items and track your leading indicators. Building a system to track all your leads, appointments, showings, listings, and contracts will help you to take action before it's too late. Leading a team is really staying on top of everything so you can better adapt no matter what the market does. Join Host Dan Lesniak as he discusses… ∙ Making a transition to building a larger team, with at least 10 agents, admin support, and hiring a COO. ∙ The importance of getting into a weekly cadence with meetings. ∙ Why tracking everything from appointments to contracts will help you learn what's working and what isn't. ∙ How building leadership will help you better manage your team and take action before it's too late. QUOTES TO SHARE
Greetings and Happy New Year! My wish for all of you in 2023 is that you experience lots of love and laughter, that a long-held dream becomes a reality, that you experience the discomfort of growth, and that you are able to look yourself in the mirror at the end of each day and honestly say “I did my very best today.” And when that “very best” isn't up to your usual standards – you give yourself a break and love yourself anyway. Let me start by saying I'm a planning geek. Goals and strategies excite me, and I love realizing the aggressive goals I set for myself. Today, I'm inviting you to pick an area of your professional life that you would like to see massive change in. Step 1 – Choose the general area Some possibilities: -Get a promotion -Get a substantial raise -Get a new job -Get a new certification -Complete a degree -Learn how to _____ -Get better at _____ -Stop _____ -Develop a better relationship with _____ -Win _____ award -Become a subject matter expert in _____ -Write an article for _____ publication Of course, there are many more possibilities than these, but hopefully this gets your brain moving. Step 2 – Set a SMART goal As a review, SMART goals are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-Sensitive. Let's do a few examples. If your area is to get a substantial raise, your SMART goal might be: -Ask boss for 20% raise at my performance evaluation in June. Specific: 20%Measurable: Did I, or did I not, ask?Achievable: I can absolutely make this askRealistic: Based on my salary and the market rate for what I do, a 20% raise is very realisticTime-Sensitive: I already have my performance review scheduled for June 19th; that's when I will ask. Here's another example: If your area is to get better at delegating, your SMART goal might be: -Delegate the annual report copyrighting to Dana and the QA for the annual report to James, which is due on 3/01/2023. Specific: Delegate the annual report copyrighting and QAMeasurable: Did I just supervise, rather than work hands on – yes or no?Achievable: Dana and James are both fully capable of doing this work and would enjoy the challenge.Realistic: It makes sense for Dana and James to be involved in this project for their professional development.Time-Sensitive: Project is due 3/01/2023 Step 3 - Write down all the ways this WON'T work. Going back to the example of asking for a raise: -I'll be too nervous to ask -My boss might get mad -My boss might fire me for asking -My boss will tell me I don't deserve that much more money -My boss will laugh at me -My boss will counter with a much lower raise -My boss will tell me that it isn't possible to give me that much In the example of delegating the annual report: -Dana or James might refuse -Dana or James might not do a good job -I may spend more time supervising them than if I did it myself -I might end up having to do it all over again at the last minute -Dana or James might leave before the project is due, and I'll be left picking up the pieces -Others on the team may be jealous of Dana or James because they got this important assignment Step 4 - Use your list of problems to come up with action steps to solve. Going back to the example of asking for a raise: -I'll be too nervous to ask – I will practice with my significant other or friend -My boss might get mad – I can't control how my boss reacts, but I will deliver my request as politely and respectfully as I can while standing up for myself -My boss might fire me for asking - I can't control how my boss reacts, but I will deliver my request as politely and respectfully as I can while standing up for myself -My boss will tell me I don't deserve that much more money – I will have data to back up my request -My boss will laugh at me – I won't make this mean anything about me -My boss will counter with a much lower raise – I will practice how to counteroffer -My boss will tell me that it isn't possible to give me that much – I will have examples prepared that refute this if my boss brings it up What if your goal is more long-term? If, for example, your area is to become a better leader, your goal might be: Attend 3 leadership seminars/events in 2023. The problems and solutions might be: -I don't know where to find the best events – I'll mark off time on my calendar in January to research upcoming events and vet them out -My boss might not want me gone that much – I'll speak with him and get his support to attend -I don't know if my company will pay for that much training in one year – I'll check with my boss on this; I'll pay out of pocket if I need to -I can't take that much time off work – I will identify a 2nd in command for my function to be in control when I'm out; I will train that person prior to the first training I attend Step 5 - Calendar in your steps to success If you need to research trainings, books to read, or how to set something up, block out times to do so. Give yourself sufficient time to complete the task – not too much or so little that you become frustrated. If you plan to return to school, block out time to attend classes, study, etc. If you want to improve a working relationship, schedule lunches or other out-of-office time with that person. Step 6 - Choose an accountability partner – carefully I love mastermind groups for this purpose, because I know that in two weeks, they will ask if I did what I said I was going to do. Step 7 - Check in on your progress at least weekly Create a system to keep track of what you've done and what you still need to do relative to your goal. Anything from notes in your calendar to an Excel spreadsheet to a formal project management tool will do the trick, as long as it is a) easy for you to use, b) accessible to you. Part of checking in is making mid-course corrections. Is there a new step you need to introduce into your process? Has the goal changed slightly as you have progressed? Do you need to adjust your timeline (ideally due to circumstances outside your control). Step 8 - Celebrate the win This is the fun part – and the part so many people forget. This is your opportunity to give yourself a pat on the back, recognize the people who helped you achieve the win, and reflect on how you grew in achieving the goal. What if you weren't successful? Then celebrate the growth and learning. Remember my saying: It isn't winning or losing, it's winning or learning. If you weren't successful, do you want to go for the goal again? Are you satisfied with the movement you did have – and are ready to move on to a new goal? Step 9 - Use the momentum to choose another goal One of the major benefits of setting, and achieving, goals is how you improve your relationship with yourself in doing so. You are learning to have your own back – “when I say I'm going to do something, I DO IT.” Leverage that improved relationship to select another goal right after you've had a moment to stop and enjoy the view from your previous goal. One final note: I recommend starting with something small, if goal setting and goal-achieving is a new concept for you. You're building muscle around your ability to do what you say you are going to do, so don't try to life a 250 lb. dead weight right off the bat. Are you in the wrong job that chips away at you every day? The CareerSpring document and coaching program will help you find a job that uses your zone of genius, recognizes your value, and pays you what you're worth. If you're ready to take your job search to the next level by working with a highly experienced professional with a track record of client success, schedule a complimentary consult to learn more: https://calendly.com/lesaedwards/zoom-meetings2
If All You Did Today Was This… In our last couple +1s, we talked about my Top 3 Work targets and then we talked about my #1 Target: “Recommitting to my Sacred Vow.” As you may recall, these are my Top 3 Heroic Work Targets: I. Recommit to Sacred Vow (101 | 1M | 51 2051) II. #1 WIN III. Shut-down Complete Which begs the question… What are YOUR Top 3 Work Targets? I. ______________________ II. _____________________ III. _____________________ Quick check in… Have you taken a moment or three to reflect on that? If not, why not? Seriously… We're trying to move from Theory to Practice to Mastery, Hero!! Let's GOOO!!! Now… Today I want to chat about my #2 Heroic Work Target. Right after I reread and recommit to my Sacred Vow and BEFORE I allow ANY inputs into my life (no email, no smartphone, no inputs yet!), I decide what THE MOST IMPORTANT THING is that I'm going to do that day and then… I DO IT. And… As I like to say, if that was all I did that day but I did that EVERY DAY, I'd still be more effective and more productive than I was before I made this a non-negotiable habit. Now, of course, if you feel so inspired, we want to combine this AM Work practice with a good “Shut-down complete!” protocol (my #3 Work Target which is the subject of our next +1!) and all the Energy stuff that helps us show up for that WIN feeling ZESTY. Do that consistently and let's see if we can astonish yourself (and the world) with both the quantity AND the quality of your creative output. But… Don't just hit that “#1 WIN” Target once during the day. Discipline yourself to CONSTANTLY focus on WHAT'S IMPORTANT NOW! All day. Every day. ESPECIALLY… Today. Target swipe: “#1 WIN!” Target swipe: “#1 WIN!” Target swipe: “#1 WIN!”
What Are YOURS? Not too long ago, we talked about my Top 3 Energy Targets. As you may recall, I said that it's really hard to have a series of really bad days when I hit my Top 3 Energy Targets. These are my Top 3 Energy Targets: I. In Bed for 9-10 Hours II. AM Meditation (1%) III. Movement (30 Min) (What are YOURS?) Today I want to chat about my Top 3 Work Targets. Here they are: I. Recommit to Sacred Vow (101 | 1M | 51 2051) II. #1 WIN III. Shutdown Complete Note: If ALL I did in any given day was hit THOSE three Targets, I'd have a pretty good day. Period. I repeat: The early research on hitting as few as three Targets on our Heroic app shows that you can boost your Energy by 40%, your Productivity by 20% and your Connection by 15%. And, I repeat with even more emphasis: The extensive research on “checklists” in general is unequivocal: Checklists work. Whether we're talking about pilots or surgeons or athletes or construction managers or aspiring Heroes, checklists help you perform at your highest possible levels. Period. Now… Back to my personal checklists while YOU think about the Top 3 Work behaviors that keep YOU plugged in and showing up at your Heroic best. I. Recommit to Sacred Vow (101 | 1M | 51 2051) First, I recommit to my Sacred Vow to do my absolute best to serve you so we can fulfill our mission. I commit to getting my Soul Force to 101 so we can help 1M of us do the same so we can help create a world in which 51% of humanity is flourishing by 2051. II. #1 WIN Second, I commit to doing what I've decided is THE most important thing I can do that day is (my “#1 WIN”) and then I DO IT. III. Shutdown Complete Third, I decide when I am going to STOP working then, at the end of my day, I hit that “Shutdown complete” Target so I can transition from Work to Love as I spend time with the family and train my recovery so I can go hit it all again with Heroic Energy tomorrow. I will repeat yet again… It's REALLY (!) hard to have a series of bad days when I hit those three simple targets. Which is precisely why I use the Heroic app to recommit to those Targets every.single.morning and then strive to hit those Targets every.single.day. And… We just talked about me way too much. Today's +1 has NOTHING to do with me. It's all about YOU. What are YOUR Top 3 Work Targets? What are the three simple things you do when you're at your best Work-wise? Seriously. WHAT ARE THEY?! I. ______________________ II. _____________________ III. _____________________ Fantastic. Clarity is Step #1. Now… Is TODAY a good day to commit to and then hit those targets, Hero? Awesome. Day 1. All in. Let's go.
" I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" featured Indie Artist Strada215 & Nirecostello also make-up artist Serene Stylez on podcast this week as well. Lastly, we also had Miss Porter Water grace the final episode of 2022. KEEP IT HIP-HOPSUBSCRIBE NOWhttps://www.podpage.com/i-do-it-4-hip-hop-podcast/Shot by @ibrahimgoldenJoin The Channel To Get The Latest Hip-Hop News & Artist Spotlight
" I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast featured three artist "Primetime Primo, LSP Jewelz and K Jigga on the Indie Artist Spotlight. KEEP IT HIP-HOPSUBSCRIBE NOW https://www.podpage.com/i-do-it-4-hip-hop-podcast/Shot by @ibrahimgolden Join The Channel To Get The Latest Hip-Hop News & Artist Spotlight
" I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast " featured Leon Remnant from the motherland of Africa on the Indie Artist Spotlight. He came on pod to speak about his journey growing up in Africa and the impact Hip-Hop culture has had on his country. Lastly, we also discuss the division between African-Americans and Africans in the United States of America.I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast " featured Ahoiynerooz female Hip-Hop Artist representing Wilmington, Delaware. We spoke about her new upcoming project "Polygamy." We also touched on her don't in a relationships with men. We discussed the Delaware rap scene & her being the best female rapper in her city. Brand New Single Coming September 10, 2022 " Get A New Bae"KEEP IT HIP-HOPSUBSCRIBE NOWhttps://www.podpage.com/i-do-it-4-hip-hop-podcast/Shot by @ibrahimgoldenJoin The Channel To Get The Latest Hip-Hop News & Artist Spotlight
" I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast " featured Rezy Rosazlez from the Badlands of North Philadelphia on the Indie Artist Spotlight. He came on pod to speak about his new body of work " Coffee Days." We also spoke about his process as an artist and being a father as well.
" I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" featured the CEO of "Hip-Hop Littles" Okmodello a company based in Chicago Illinois. We discussed the mission of his company and his plans on building the communities in Chicago. He believes that his company will be next Walt Disney in the future. In addition we discussed the origin of drill rap, and the future of drill Hip-Hop culture. " I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast " featured TYE this week a Hip-Hop Recording Artist from West Philadelphia. He came on the pod to speak about his new project " Sorry You Couldn't Go." We also touched on Will Smith & other Philly greats that where groundbreaking for the culture.
"I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" featured Imani Creator of Pish Posh Clothing Brand on this week " Creative Spotlight " We discussed how Pish Posh got started and Iman's background in Art putting her in class of her own. We also spoke recent tragedy of the " South Street" mass shooting in our city. Lastly, we discussed how important Tupac Amaru Shakur is to us & Black Culture. KEEP IT HIP-HOPSUBSCRIBE NOW https://www.podpage.com/i-do-it-4-hip-hop-podcast/Shot by @ibrahimgolden Join The Channel To Get The Latest Hip-Hop News & Artist Spotlight
" I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" featured Real Buttana on " Indie Artist Spotlight" We discussed his brand new project titled "21." DJ Bugsy highlighted his favorite song on the EP "Brick In The Sky" and Butta Na explained the message behind the song. Lastly, Butta further explained what G.F.S. stands "Grinding For Success" which is the title of this episode. This Episode also concluded with Freestyle #102 featuring Real Ranshaw and so much more.Instagram
This week we have a very very interesting topic that's on a lot of women minds. Is fasting safe and can I DO IT. Listen to this weeks topic to get educated and learn more about if fasting is right for you
Why is independence SO important to development? Why can it be soooo hard?! Join us as we unpack our feelings on independence at the end of a long day of having our toddlers constantly proclaiming, "I DO IT!" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
This week on " I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" we featured Shawn Smith joined the Indie Artist Spotlight. He was first introduced to the world as Young Savage 215. We discussed his first project "Sink or Swim" he made it clear that was his audio autobiography. We spoke about Philly rappers & DVD era and what that meant for the culture. Lastly, we discussed past , present and future. Lastly, We also chop it up with new artist from West Philly Lil Danny about his career along with his collaborations with Kur and Leaf ward. He also spoke about how last two years he really began to take rap seriously.Instagram
In this episode Brian discusses how to move your team from obedience to ownership by understanding the 3 steps to ownership. I know it, I Do It, I Own It. Mental Performance Daily with Brian Cain is brought to you by Soul CBD. Go to mysoulcbd.com/cain15 for 15% off your order. That's mysoulcbd.com/cain15 for 15% off. You can join Brian and Michigan Baseball Coach Erik Bakich on The Coaching Matters Group Coaching Program and Podcast at BrianCain.com/Coaching-Matters. Space is limited, Join Today! You can join Brian and his friends at Optimize and take advantage of their great app for FREE where you get the best books broken down into a 6 page note and 20 minute audio summaries. Click here to get Optimize for FREE. Brian Cain, MPM, the World's leader in Mental Performance Coaching brings you practical tips, techniques, stories, strategies, meditations and motivations every day that you can use to close the gap from where you are to where you want to be with The Mental Performance Daily Podcast. Be sure to subscribe wherever you are listening to this podcast, leave us a review and engage with Brian on social media @BrianCainPeak Be sure to join Brian's email list at BrianCain.com/join so that you can stay updated and in the know when it comes to Brian and the forefront of mental performance training. If you are a coach looking to master mental performance coaching, the missing link in your clients and athletes performance, join Brian's MPM Coaches Insiders List and receive his best strategies for coaching mental performance and save $200 off his MPM Certification Course when it opens this fall. If you are an athlete, join my FREE 3 Day Mini Course on Mental Performance at BrianCain.com/free-athletes-course If you are a golfer or golf coach join Brian's FREE Golf Masterclass at BrianCain.com/golf If you are a baseball player or coach join Brian's FREE Baseball Masterclass at BrianCain.com/baseball
In today's episode of Raising Adults, Deana and Kira wrap up their three-week series of "I Do It," "We Do It," “You Do It." This final “You Do It” phase of ages 10 and up is where we truly begin handing off responsibility and shifting into more of a coaching role as parents. Today's discussion includes: Recap of "I Do It" and "We Do It" (2:23) Our Why (3:47) The three categories of "You Do It" (5:30) Your child as an individual in this phase (9:20) Your child and their tasks and responsibilities (11:34) Example of interacting with tasks (14:16) How to assess the situation when tasks are not completed (16:14) The importance of handing off in stages (20:04) Your child and how they interact with people and the world (21:23) The shift in parent and child relationship (24:31) Coaching awkward and challenging situations (25:58) The "You Do It" phase is a beautiful time where you start to see your hard work pay off. Definitely, a phase to look forward to! Don't forget, for our show to keep going into 2022 we need our Future Focused Parents to become Future Focused Patrons. Join us so that we can keep this content coming your way: Patreon or Future Focused Parenting Website
In today's episode of Raising Adults, Deana and Kira wrap up their three-week series of "I Do It," "We Do It," “You Do It." This final “You Do It” phase of ages 10 and up is where we truly begin handing off responsibility and ...
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In today's episode of Raising Adults, we head into the second part of our three-week series. Last week we covered the "IDo It" phase of parenting, and today we are talking about the "We Do It" phase. This 5-10 age range is where we truly begin balancing responsibilities with privileges and move into a more collaborative part of the parenting journey. "You know what's really cool about this phase, honestly... The "We Do It" phase is where you're together and you're a team. And so the pressure of "I Do It" comes off of you a little bit, but you haven't worked yourself out of a job yet." - Kira Dorrian "This season is when you are collaboratively working toward things like growing responsibility, growing privileges and growing relational skills. This sets up not only raising your adult but how that adult then views their relationship with you." – Deana Thayer Today's discussion includes: A recap of the "I Do It" phase (00:57) Laying the groundwork and reaping the benefits (6:46) The "We Do It" phase (8:18) Setting the tone for the parent/child relationship (12:51) Consistency and communication (16:03) Kira outlines how she balances chores and privileges (17:23) Deana shares how she tackled this phase and her "yes posture" (20:27) How to handle changes in the parent-child relationship (24:56) Thanks for joining us on today's episode of Raising Adults! If you enjoyed today's episode, please head over to iTunes, give us 5 stars, and leave a review to help us reach even more Future Focused parents. Don't forget to check out our website, visit us on Facebook, or hang out with us on Instagram, twitter, and Pinterest to stay up-to-date on what's in store for you.
In today's episode of Raising Adults, we kick off a three-week series applying our framework of "I Do It, We Do It, You Do It" to your parenting journey. We will break down the different stages of parenting and talk about what it means to be a Future Focused Parent in each stage. "If you're fortunate enough to have small people, this is where you not only lay the foundation of how you're parenting with empathy and emotional intelligence while still having boundaries, but you're also laying the foundation for what you are like as a Future Focused Parent." - Deana Thayer Today's discussion includes: Introduction to "I Do It" (4:24) What this looks like with infants (6:59) What if you get it wrong? (9:19) The toddler years (12:28) In this phase, you're teaching your child what they can expect from you (14:20) The preschool years (19:44) Increasing responsibility and privileges (22:41) Redirection is not a distraction (23:58) Preview of "We Do It" (26:44) We'd love to hear from you! How are you managing this “I Do It” stage with your 0-5 child(ren)? Join us on social media or send us an email to let us know! Episodes Referenced Who's the Boss Babies and Sleep Kids and Manners Kids and Chores Thanks for joining us on today's episode of Raising Adults! If you enjoyed today's episode, please head over to iTunes, give us 5 stars, and leave a review to help us reach even more Future Focused parents. Don't forget to check out our website, visit us on Facebook, or hang out with us on Instagram, twitter, and Pinterest to stay up-to-date on what's in store for you.
In today's episode of Raising Adults, we kick off a three-week series applying our framework of "I Do It, We Do It, You Do It" to your parenting journey. We will break down the different stages of parenting and talk about what it...
On this week episode Kurrensy, Smooth Tre, and the one they call SECRET was joined for the FIRST TIME EVER by a special guest, the host of "I Do It 4 Hip Hop Podcast" DJ Bugsy. The crew and Bugsy discuss should DaBaby receive "Dumbass of the week" and what is their most DANGEROUS drunk story. The gang also discuss their TOP 5 greatest Philly MC of all time and more on this week's episode of the world's most DANGEROUS podcast.
Niall Scott never enjoyed working for others. Jumping from job to job, he realised that working for himself was the only solution for him but didn’t quite know how to get started. When his father passed away, Niall reevaluated everything and started to think about the bigger picture. First, he invested in himself, in his mindset and then subsequently has invested in property building a portfolio of next level co-living spaces for working professionals and is now focused on social housing. KEY TAKEAWAY “Don't beat yourself up when things go wrong. If things go wrong, it's all part of the process so don't let that stop you. Like the title of the podcast, focus on the why. If things go wrong, just go back to basics and reevaluate everything, learn from those mistakes and just start again. BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS* I Know What To Do, So WHY Don’t I Do It? by Nick Hall Profit First by Mike Michalowicz ABOUT NIALL SCOTT Niall Scott is a property investor and developer, co-founder of Scott Baker Properties & The HMO Platform, specialising in Next Level HMOs and coliving spaces. With a background in customer services, Niall considers himself to be a people’s person, he loves networking and the social aspect of being a property investor. Niall is passionate about providing high quality yet affordable homes, providing accommodation for those in need as well as working professionals is high on his agenda. CONNECT WITH NIALL SCOTT https://www.linkedin.com/in/niallscott/ https://www.facebook.com/niall.scott.5 https://www.instagram.com/niallscott82/ https://scottbakerproperties.co.uk/ Email: niall@scottbakerproperties.co.uk Property Jam Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/property-jam/id1483311131 ABOUT THE HOST - AMY ROWLINSON Amy is a Coach, Mentor, iTunes #1 Podcaster, Mastermind Host, Speaker and Property Investor. Through coaching, Amy inspires and empowers entrepreneurial clients to discover the life they dream of by assisting them to make it their reality through their own action taking. Helping them to focus on their WHY with clarity uniting their passion and purpose with a plan to create the life they truly desire. If you would like Amy to help you focus on your WHY then please book a free 20 min call via www.calendly.com/amyrowlinson/enquirycall Please sign up for the weekly Friday Focus newsletter at www.amyrowlinson.com CONNECT WITH AMY Focus on WHY Instagram Amy Rowlinson Instagram Amy Rowlinson Facebook Page Focus on Why Facebook Page Focus on Why Facebook Group Amy Rowlinson LinkedIn HOSTED BY: Amy Rowlinson DISCLAIMER The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guest speakers. Please conduct your own due diligence. *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
On this episode I have Dj Bugsy from I Do It 4 Hip Hop Podcast as my guest. TOPICS DISCUSSED: Jadakiss vs Fab Recap Young Rappers Who Disrespect Legends Best Albums Released so far this year Kanye releases new single “Wash Us in Blood” for his upcoming new album “God’s Country” What do u think about all these NBA players testing positive for Covid19? Do you think they should still have a season? Do you agree that major media platforms should not allow Russell Simmons to be on them talking about the injustices towards black people while he’s facing sexual allegations from numerous women Dj Akademiks n Freddie Gibbs beef Which era of HipHop you liked the best? New Music Friday Intro Song by Dell-P "Good Jawn" Follow Dj Bugsy Instagram and Twitter @DjBugsy215 Follow Miz 100 Twitter: @Mronehundred Instagram: @Miz1oo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/16sandthingz/message
DJ Bugsy spoke with internationally known Symbaserothick about our progress as black Kings & Queens during these agonizing times. Symba indicated this is first time she witnessed our allies being so proactive & walking together in unison. However, we still have much more work ahead of us before America abolish racism once and for all. We also discussed her upbringing in Brooklyn in a two parent home. She expressed her father being very compassionate man about his love for her. Every morning before school he give her so much affection. Lastly, we discussed her High School years being a classmate with Hip-Hop mega superstar Nicki Minaj. . . . I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast Queen Symba Part 1 Out Now Queen Symba Part 2 Available on June 21, 2020 DJ Bugsy YouTube Channel . . Recorded by DJ Bugsy via Zoom Audio Edited by Eric McNeil Video Editor : Erik Coombs . . . Follow Us Instagram @idoit4hiphoppod @djbugsy215 . Twitter @djbugsy215 . . Follow & Subscribe Symbarothick OnlyFans https://onlyfans.com/erothick Instagram : @SymbasErothick
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"There is no exercise better for the heart than reaching down and lifting people up." -John HolmesIn this episode, Mike discusses a way to leave a legacy that lasts; by pouring into and developing those around us. •••••••••••••••••••Book recommendation:Your Roadmap For Success by John C. Maxwell•••••••••••••••••••John Maxwell's 4 Steps To Develop, Equip and Develop Others1. I DO IT. First, I learn to do the job. I have to understand the why as well as the how, and I try to perfect my craft.2. I DO IT, AND YOU WATCH. I demonstrate it while you observe, and during the process, I explain what I am doing and why.3. YOU DO IT, AND I WATCH. I give you permission and authority to take over the job, but I stay with you to offer advice, correction and encouragement.4. YOU DO IT. Once you're proficient, I step back and let you work alone. The learner is drawn up to a higher level, and the teacher is free to move on to higher things. •••••••••••••••••••Thank you to all who are sharing this podcast and spreading the encouragement. We appreciate you! Be sure to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts to help FORWARD ALWAYS reach more and more people. With your help. we can change the world one life at a time!
You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!Upgraded Experience: Jim has been hard at work rebuilding the studio layout this week, not only that but upgrading the Twitch feed as well! Get familiar. DIRTY THIRTY: Inspired by an early morning voicemail we decide to celebrate the leap year in style with a dirty thirty! Also, Jim has stories from the NEVADA CAUCUS! Free Food: Sometimes you just need to charge a time tax and get things for free when they actually want money for it. THE STARS AT NIGHT ARE BIG AND BRIGHT!, PEE WEE’S BIG ADVENTURE!, LIVE!, LIGHTNING CRASHES!, SATURDAY SHOW!, LEAP YEAR!, PATREON!, REVIEWS!, ANTI-WEED!, COMFORTABLE!, REDOING STUDIO!, STREAM DECK!, BREAK HABITS!, E-GIRL RING LIGHT!, SHADOWS!, BRIGHT AS FUCK!, LAYOUT!, MONITOR MOUNT!, CRIP SIDE!, LEFT SIDE!, HUE LIGHTS!, UPGRADED EXPERIENCE!, MISSED CALLS!, VOICEMAILS!, SKYPE!, 4 AM!, DRUNK!, LEAP!, DIRTY THIRTY!, JEFF’S BIRTHDAY!, WHO IS THE LEAPUS!?, BRAND!, DRINKING!, POWER HOUR!, MIDLIFE CRISIS!, MAX AND ESTELLE!, TIKTOK!, CHINA INDOCTRINATION!, BIG SEAN!, I DO IT!, NEVADA CAUCUS!, CIVIC DUTY!, VOTING!, DEMOCRATIC PARTY!, RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE!, TOM STEYER!, ELIZABETH WARREN!, JOE BIDEN!, FREE SNACKS!, HIGH SCHOOL!, REGISTER TO VOTE!, PRECINCT!, GYMNASIUM!, THE DIRTBAG LEFT!, F WORD!, CHAPO TRAPHOUSE!, OFF THE CUFF!, PREMEDITATED!, GENDER QUEER WOC!, TRAINING!, DISARRAY!, TRAINING!, BEAR WITH ME!, MEEK MILL!, DRUG RUG!, VIABLE CANDIDATE!, EARLY VOTERS!, BUTTIGIEG!, WARREN!, KLOBUCHAR!, SPEECH!, MANURE!, CHANGE!, REVOLUTION!, MOVE MANURE!, BRO HYMN!, PENNYWISE!, LVL UP EXPO!, WRESTLING!, INDIE!, VERSUS PRO WRESTLING!, JOKE SPOTS!, CAPTAIN CEREAL!, GAY TAG TEAM!, SCAB!, PROTEST!, TRAIN!, DROPS OF JUPITER!, BJ’S BREWHOUSE!, PIZZA!, PICKUP!, TURKEY CLUB!, LOADED BAKED POTATO!, AN HOUR!, PREPAID!, VOICEMAIL!, WAITRESS!, KRISTIN!, OPINION!, STAMP OF APPROVAL!, HIGH TECH!, CLIP!, RESPONSE!, FREE STEAKS!, SELF CHECKOUT!, AVOCADO!, ONION!, RIDE OR DIE!, UNDERSTANDING!, RACKS ON RACKS!CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JIM AND THEM #621 Part 1 RIGHT HERE!
DJ Bugsy presents "I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" Three Year Anniversary Episode featuring Hip-Hop artist/producer Kenif Muse. During, the episode our new co-host Renee Washington & DJ Bugsy. We discussed being 3 Years old as a podcast and discussed "What's New In Hip-Hop." Trick Daddy arrested for DUI & cocaine possession. Cardi B. wants to go back to school and possibly run for congress. The podcast continued with "Indie Artist Spotlight" featuring artist/producer Kenif Muse. We spoke to him about being an artist & a producer how they both can coincide. Kenif explaining why it's important to bring out those emotions that speak to the females in his music. Lastly, we wrapped up the episode talking about sports plus our feelings about NFC/AFC Championships games & much more. . . . . Audio Engineered By Eric McNeil at Gradwell House Studios www.gradwellhouse.com . . . . Powered By Bugsy Media Group LLC . . . . Check Out Artist Kenif Muse https://linktr.ee/KenifMuse
This week on " I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" DJ Bugsy introduces two new co-host Renee Washington and Zion respectfully. Moreover, DJ Bugsy and the team also kicked off the new year with a new segment " What's New In Hip-Hop." Da Baby was arrested in Miami for a battery charge he was released on January 4, 2020. Renee gave us the sports report about Lebron James being AP "Athlete of The Year" also turning the big 35. Lastly, we also discussed Most Anticipated Hip-Hop Albums of 2020 and so much more. Engineered and Recorded by Eric McNeil At Gradwell Recording Studios Music by AZ featuring Nas "Gimmie Your's"
This week on "I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" The podcast starts with "Indie Artist Spotlight" featuring Unk Money. During the interview Unk Money expressed growing up with real street dudes. He spoke about how the streets don't love you and losing homies to the streets. But when he became a father and a artist he realized the streets was a dead end. Josiah DonMartin owner of Play Lotto Studios, writer and executive producer joined the podcast to speak about his film "God BlessYou" the movie. He spoke about the importance of trademarks and limited liability corporation for your business. Lastly, we spoke about Top 5 albums of 2019 we had a totally different list.
This week on "I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" The podcast starts with "Indie Spotlight with Phocus!!! During the interview Phocus expressed his feelings about Juiceworld untimely death. Lastly, we discussed his plans for 2020 as an artist. Moreover, DJ Bugsy was joined by GoddessVibes and Rina Verve from Brooklyn, New York. We started a conversation about gender double standards with sex crimes. Rina believes it's no double standards when it comes sex crimes or rape. But we also talked about family court the laws tend to favor the woman before the father's. We came up with Top 10 rap artist list of the decade I updated my list since Episode #64. Lastly, we talked about toxic relationships being able to see the signs and how to make an exit before it's too late. Engineered and Recorded By Eric McNeil Gradwell Recording Studios www.gradwellhouse.com
This week on " I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" DJ Bugsy opens the conversation with What does G.O.A.T. really mean ? During the podcast indie artist Jus Jonah believes that PNB Rock is the G.O.A.T. We debated about the true definition of a Hip-Hop artist reaching G.O.A.T. status. Moreover, we discussed the top 10 Hip-Hop artist of the decade. Lastly, we gave our opinions on Kur new album "Spare Me" & Quilly "Hanies and Money. " Engineered & Recorded by Eric McNeil Gradwell Recording Studios www.gradwellhouse.com
This week on "I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" DJ Bugsy was joined by Jazzmine Garner founder of the clothing line "MiAmore Apparel" and Actor Vsfboob. We opened up the conversation with why do people feel they gotta address men or women via social media. We all agreed people need to take the mask off & stop doing it for likes, comments, etc. Vsf Boob said "why can't we just pick up the phone & make that call to the person we are having issues with at the time." Later on in the podcast we broke down who had the best run in Philly between Meek Mill (The Chasers), Major Figgas, and Beanie Sigel (State Property). We discussed music, entertainment and so much more. Engineered & Recorded by Eric McNeil Gradwell Recording Studios www.gradwellhouse.com
This week on "I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" DJ Bugsy was joined by Sabriya-Wrote. We opened up the conversation with our thoughts on Kanye West new album and interview with radio legend Big Boy. We also discussed Tank coming out talking about men trying out oral sex is not gay. We both concluded that Tank is gay gay. Lastly, "Song of the Week" Wyise 2100 , E Ness, and Peedi Crack "No Picks" Engineered & Recorded by Eric McNeil Gradwell Recording Studios www.gradwellhouse.com
Roger and Jason sit down with Rev. Tim Hassler, pastor or Bellview Baptist Church, and discuss Romans 7:15. Why do we do what we don’t want to? Listen to this great episode! The post Why do I Do It? appeared first on .
This week on " I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" DJ Bugsy was joined by Verbosity a very talented 3-part harmonizing & lyrical female group with a positive message to empower the world. During the discussion DJ Bugsy ask about how the group met & the creative process when making the music together. The group highlighted that all members create on they own. Once the individual parts are complete they come together as a group and the songs are done. They also let it be know that our music is positive no profanity and they don't make music like other female artist of today. Verbosity as a group truly believe you don't have to be half-dressed or rap about sex just to be a successful artist. We all agreed that talent & good music will always win in the long run.
Chapter 172: "If I Got An Idea, I Do It" ...as read by Brooks Paschal of Surprises Back in May Brooks released a killer new Surprises record called Natural Disaster. Brooks talks about Sullivan's time on Tooth and Nail and how that ultimately led the band to calling it quits. Brook's also talks about what's driving Surprises and his creative spirit. Natural Disater: https://surprises.bandcamp.com/album/natural-disaster-2 Give Surprises a follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weneedsurprises/ Chapter 172 Music: Surprises - "Natural Disater" Sullivan - "Down Here, We All Float" Sullivan - "The Process" The Afterlife Kids - "Dr Bizarro" Sullivan - "You Don't Mean It" Surprises - "I Can't See You Em" Surprises - "What's Wrong With This World" As The Story Grows links: [Help out at Patreon][1] [ATSG Website][2] [ATSG Music and Merch][3] [Join the Email List][4] [ATSG Facebook][5] Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com [1]: https://patreon.com/asthestorygrows [2]: http://asthestorygrows.com [3]: http://asthestorygrows.bandcamp.com [4]: http://eepurl.com/bzQRRT [5]: https://www.facebook.com/asthestorygrows/
This week on "I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" DJ Bugsy was joined by co-host Alexis Lynae the Creator of "Eminent Lady Blog." We open the podcast discussing the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio. Moreover, we gave our reviews on the new Rick Ross album "Port of Miami 2." Lastly, we discuss varies topics on men & woman relationships. DJ Bugsy gave his feelings on DatPiff "Top 25 Mixtapes Of All Time." DJ Bugsy also explains why Snoop Dogg is not a Icon. Engineered and Recorded by Semi At Forge Recording Studios www.forgerecording.com
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