أفضل بودكاسات SoundWave (2024)

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Program Notes: Dvorak’s New World Symphony 8:54

13d ago8:54

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Antonin Dvorak’s Ninth Symphony is as big a deal today as it was in 1893, when it premiered with huge fanfare at Carnegie Hall in New York. The Ninth was special. Major composer. Written in America. Inspired by African-American spirituals. No wonder it prompted one of the most elaborate music reviews in the history of newspapers, a 3,000-word essay…

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Program Notes: Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony 9:01

27d ago9:01

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This is the symphony that changed all symphonies, Beethoven’s monumental Third. No one had heard anything like it before. The work was originally called “Bonaparte” after Napoleon, but a disgruntled Beethoven hastily changed the title to “Eroica,” meaning heroic. Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto No. 2 breaks free from oppression after the death of Sta…

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artist/journalist/motivational speaker TRE DOT (@bosstredot) 22:01

1M ago22:01

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) spoke with artist, motivational speaker and journalist TRE DOT (@bosstredot). TRE talked about why he moved so much, restarting in DC, going to school with Fredo Star of Onyx, speaking in church at 8yrs old, writing at a young age, becoming a therapist, Dog house anti-bullying comic book, battling depression, …

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Godfather of Harlem actor Charles Massey (@cmass_enterprise) 18:00

1M ago18:00

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) spoke with actor and performer Charles Massey (@cmass_enterprise). Charles talked about being raised in Harlem, father from West Philly, Sugar Hill history, movie Shaft being shot in his building, seeing legend Richard Roundtree at 7 years old, classic flick Claudine being filmed around the corner from him, hi…

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Secret Lives: Robin Hood of Fried Chicken 33:06

2M ago33:06

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Cellist, conductor, Robin Hood of Fried Chicken For TFO Associate Principal Cello Victor Minke Huls, his life in music started way before he was born. And it keeps getting better. From homework in the concert hall to conducting, salsa dancing, an Irish family band and his secret career as a counter tenor, the Florida native keeps adding to an amazi…

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Program Notes: Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto 6:42

2M ago6:42

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A heroic concert indeed. Beethoven’s famed Piano Concerto No. 5, “Emperor,” composed when he was deaf, is a stunning example of Beethoven’s stubborn nature. He overcame his liability to create a work of unprecedented depth and expression. The adagio is simply sublime. “The concerto encapsulates the heroic struggle of the individual,’’ says TFO Musi…

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Program Notes: Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue 11:18

2M ago11:18

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This program is packed with American greats in honor of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, a smash hit since its debut 100 years ago. “I wanted to put it on a pedestal because it deserves to be there,” says TFO Music Director Michael Francis. The concert starts with jazzy fanfare Herald, Holler & Hallelujah composed by Wynton Marsalis before launching in…

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Program Notes: Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6 8:09

3M ago8:09

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Tchaikovsky packs a lot of emotion into his Sixth: “Without exaggeration, I have put my entire soul into this symphony.” Less than 10 days after its premiere, Tchaikovsky died. This symphony would become his requiem, a last will and testament of a composer whose music comes so directly from the heart. Barber’s Violin Concerto starts out lush and ly…

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Vital Viper’s Birthday House Grooves 🎵 ft. Fred again.. & More! 🎶 1:10:04

4M ago1:10:04

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🎧 DJ Vital Viper Presents: Eclectic House Grooves 🏠🎵 🕒 Dive into an electrifying 1-hour house music journey with DJ Vital Viper! 🚀 🎵 Tracklist: 1. Fred again.. - Angie (i've been lost) x Clara (the night is dark) 2. Franky Rizardo - Love Me Right (Extended Mix) 3. Ellis Moss - Calling 4. Sinead Harnett - Unconditional (Sonny Fodera Remix) 5. Fred A…

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Program Notes: Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 4 10:48

4M ago10:48

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The word of the day is hurdy-gurdy. Which, in case you don’t know, is a medieval stringed instrument with an attached keyboard. And an inspiration for two pieces on this program written 200 years apart – Missy Mazzoli’s contemporary Sinfonia (For Orbiting Spheres) and Mozart’s charming Violin Concerto No. 4 – though in very different styles. The co…

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Photo Journalist/Videographer Photo Rob (@photorobnyc) 21:01

4M ago21:01

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) caught up with photographer, videographer and photo-journalist Robert Mayer aka Photo Rob. Rob spoke on what got him into photography, the Rakim reveal, having the eye, why seated portraits are his favorite, therapeutic feeling of hip hop, connection with stars he's shot, his influences, jobs he won't do, priv…

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Beats For Jenna’s 18th Birthday 🎧 feat. Meduza, Kylie Minogue, & More! 🎶 1:24:42

4M ago1:24:42

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🎵 DJ Vital Viper Presents: Eclectic Beats Mix 🎵 🕒 Duration: 1 Hour 🎶 Tracklist: 1. Meduza X Ferreck Dawn X Clementine Douglas - I Got Nothing (Extended Mix) 2. Ellis Moss - Calling 3. Navos - Believe Me 4. Franky Rizardo - Love Me Right (Extended Mix) 5. Sinead Harnett - Unconditional (Sonny Fodera Remix) 6. CamelPhat - Hope (Feat. Max Milner) 7. A…

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Vital Viper’s House Groove 🎶 feat. Dom Dolla & More! 1:17:17

4M ago1:17:17

1:17:17

Get ready for an electrifying one-hour journey through the world of house music with DJ Vital Viper! This mix is packed with pulsating beats, groovy basslines, and soulful vocals, curated to keep you dancing all night long. From iconic classics to contemporary bangers, this set has it all. Join us on this sonic adventure and let the music take cont…

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Grammy winning producer/DJ/executive Eddie F (@djeddief) 24:41

5M ago24:41

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) caught up with Grammy Winning Producer, Recording Artist and DJ Eddie F (@djeddief). Eddie spoke on helping launch La Face records, setting up supergroup TLC to gain momentum, discovering R&B artist Donell Jones, becoming an A&R for La Reid, working with new talent, Heavy D, The Collins Brothers, seeing early …

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Program Notes: Brahms’ Symphony No. 1 9:36

6M ago9:36

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Brahms was incredibly hard on himself. Plus, he couldn’t seem to shake the shadow of Beethoven and his incredible success. That’s why Brahms struggled for more than 14 years to complete his first symphony, which premiered when he was 43 years old. It was worth the wait –widely considered to be one of the most significant symphonies ever written. In…

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Hoops Legend God Shammgod (@godshammgod12) 19:54

6M ago19:54

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) are joined by Hoops Legend and Dallas Mavericks assistant coach God Shammgod (@godshammgod12). Shammgod talked about NBA legend Tiny Archibald, his infamous move, showing Kobe Bryant how to dribble, the best McDonalds All Americans, young NBA stars recognizing him, RocNation conversations with Jay Z, staying h…

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Program Notes: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini 11:00

6M ago11:00

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The concert that takes off “faster than a speeding bullet” with Michael Daugherty’s Metropolis Symphony, inspired by the adventures of Superman. Music Director Michael Francis calls it “Dvorak with a dash of Marvel comics thrown in.” Then you’ll instantly recognize Rachmaninoff’s painfully beautiful Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, often featured i…

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Chief Ayanda Clarke (@chiefayandaclarke) stays true to our native land 15:03

6M ago15:03

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) welcome back master percussionist, arts educator, and GRAMMY ® Award-winning musician Chief Ayanda Clarke (@chiefayandaclarke). Chief Ayanda spoke about the Masterclass: "Drum Talk The Dialogue between music & spirit" with Will Calhoun of Living Color, the essence of Afro Latino, how he became chief officially…

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Program Notes: Copland’s Appalachian Spring 11:51

7M ago11:51

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Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring was a breakthrough for its time. The music resonated across America like few works of its day, and not surprisingly, won Copland the Pulitzer Prize a year after its premiere. Also on the program are Dvorak’s Slavonic Dances, Op. 72, a continuation of his wildly popular earlier dances, which made him a household na…

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Secret Lives: No Angels Allowed 30:20

7M ago30:20

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No angels allowed... Not for TFO Principal Harp Anna Kate Mackle. She commissions new music for harp and percussion with her husband, TFO Principal Percussionist John Shaw. Tune in as Anna Kate chats with Resident Conductor Chelsea Gallo about what makes the harp so captivating that people just can’t keep their hands off it. Plus, you’ll never beli…

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Program Notes: Holst's The Planets 9:56

7M ago9:56

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If you think you hear hints of Star Wars in Holst’s The Planets, you are not wrong. This cosmic experience has inspired composers and patrons for more than 100 years. The Planets is a suite of miniature, often turbulent tone poems of varying moods. The Percussion Collective starts off the program with Christopher Theofanidis’ Drum Circles, a sonic …

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Ray Landski (@landskixclusives) of the U Gotta Respect film series (@ugottarespect) 15:47

9M ago15:47

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) chopped it up with filmmaker Ray Landski (@landskixclusives) of the "U Gotta...Respect The Legends of Hip Hop Legacy" documentary (@ugottarespect). Ray talked about KayGee of Naughty by Nature helping the film get started, why the documentary is important to him, the influence of Video Music Box, the impact Ne…

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Entrepreneur April R. Silver (@aprilrsilver) of PR-Marketing firm Akila Worksongs (@akilaworksongs) 22:13

10M ago22:13

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) got into a spirited conversation with Founder and CEO April Silver (@aprilrsilver) of PR/Marketing business Akila Worksongs (@akilaworksongs). April talked about amplifying the voices of the community, non-transactional relationships, celebrating 30 years at Akila Worksongs, message to young journalist, why Ak…

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Program Notes: Wagner’s The Ring Without Words 7:26

11M ago7:26

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When was the last time you met someone who sat through Richard Wagner’s entire 15-hour Ring cycle? The full spectacle rarely appears outside the most consecrated of opera houses. Now there’s a version that lets you cheat. Wagner’s The Ring Without Words takes all the best parts of music – yes, Ride of the Valkyries – and condenses them into a diges…

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Secret Lives: Offensive Tackle Goes Orchestral 26:50

11M ago26:50

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At 6-foot-6, heavily recruited Harold Van Schaik had a choice to make in college. Football or music? Now the secret life of TFO’s bass trombone player is filled with Wagner, sports and his three cats – who may not be the biggest fans of the trombone. And perhaps the best secret of all? What it takes to get into TFO’s secret society, the Order of th…

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Program Notes: Mendelssohn's Elijah 5:44

12M ago5:44

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It might be called an event of Biblical proportions. Rainstorms, floods, droughts, fire from heaven. A child brought back to life. A cloak of angels. The coming of a Messiah and the promise of eternal life. That’s a tall order, but Felix Mendelssohn pulls it off in his monumental oratorio, Elijah. The visceral power of Mendelssohn’s music propels t…

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Program Notes: Beethoven's Symphony No. 4 10:28

1y ago10:28

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Beethoven’s even-numbered symphonies often get a bad rap. But they shouldn’t! His Fourth Symphony is joyous and rhythmically charged and could easily be embraced as a best effort by countless other composers. As one of the few early composers of color, Joseph Bologne is often overlooked. One of the finest examples of Bologne’s style is the Symphony…

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Program Notes: Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 5:56

1y ago5:56

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Rachmaninoff’s Third Piano Concerto is breathtakingly beautiful – but fiendishly difficult. Partly because not every pianist has hands the size of Rachmaninoff’s – his thumb and pinkie could span 12 inches, more than most NBA players – and could canvas nearly two octaves. Audiences feel like anything could happen, makes it one of the most thrilling…

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Program Notes: Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 10:03

1y ago10:03

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Rachmaninoff wrote music that sticks to the ribs of listeners. His Piano Concerto No. 2 is extravagant and voluptuous from start to finish, and he would take pride in knowing it remains the single-most played work in the repertoire. Sibelius struggled to complete his Symphony No. 5. But the ending is worth all the angst – a triumphal, powerful fina…

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Secret Lives: The Need for Speed 22:42

1y ago22:42

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In this episode, we talk to Principal Bass Dee Moses, who is “retiring” after 47 seasons with TFO. Well, more like “refocusing” his life to make more time for what’s important to him and his family. Even after more than four decades on stage, there’s a lot we don’t know about the man behind the double bass. Think motorcycle fanatic. Lead guitar roc…

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Program Notes: Mahler’s Symphony No. 4 6:26

1y ago6:26

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Here’s the moment you fall in love with Mahler. His lyrical Symphony No. 4 has started many a love affair with Mahler’s work, which can feel daunting. This very accessible masterpiece looks at the world through the lens of a child, who in the finale, “tells us what it all means.’’ If ever art imitates life, Elgar’s very personal Cello Concerto is i…

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Program Notes: Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony 10:28

1+ y ago10:28

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A concert that’s a little bit city and a little bit country. In his Symphony No. 6, Beethoven is in awe of the power of nature, from flowing streams and peasant dances (fueled by alcohol) to thundering storms that ease into a prayerlike sense of gratitude. Jessie Montgomery’s tone poem Records from a Vanishing Citysoaks up the music that surrounded…

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Pre-Concert Talk: Drunk with Fire 29:17

1+ y ago29:17

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In this episode, hear directly from tuba soloist TJ Graf on how he ended up in a rare spot – center stage for Wynton Marsalis’ jazzy Tuba Concerto. Plus: Composer Joshua Cerdenia talks about infusing fire into Feuertrunken, and guest conductor Fawzi Haimor and TFO trombonist Ross Holcombe dig into Duke Ellington’s groundbreaking Black, Brown and Be…

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Program Notes: Gershwin's An American in Paris 12:15

1+ y ago12:15

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A jazzy program of music by groundbreaking composers. Gershwin captures beautiful sights and intense sounds in his postcard from An American in Paris. A rare Tuba Concerto, by jazz legend Wynton Marsalis, features our own TJ Graf in a playful work with a great sense of humor. Duke Ellington’s grand masterpiece Black, Brown and Beige -- a broad tale…

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Episode 227: End of the Year Bananza 55:29

1+ y ago55:29

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This Week Matt & Carlos chat about some Music News and list off our Top Ten Albums on the Weekly Theme. Next Shows Theme: TBA

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Program Notes: Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4 9:30

1+ y ago9:30

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Hang on for an explosive tribute to fate. In his Symphony No. 4, Tchaikovsky takes us on a powerful journey that ends in a virtuosic volley of fireworks at breakneck speed. Breathtaking. This program’s real star is the world premiere of the Violin Concerto composed by Michael Ippolito, a Tampa native and award-winning composer. Music Director Micha…

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Episode 226: Spoonful of Medicine 47:10

1+ y ago47:10

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Ths Week Matt & Carlos chat about New Music, a bit of News, and play you Medication Songs on the Weekly Theme. Next Shows Theme: End of the Year Bananza

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Program Notes: Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring 8:31

1+ y ago8:31

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Have you ever had a really intense reaction to live music? We explore Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring – a ballet with music so “shocking” that it started a riot during its premiere in Paris in 1913. That leads us to the opposite end of the ballet spectrum: Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, with a sumptuous, soaring score and tear-jerker story. The other pie…

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Program Notes: Scheherazade 9:40

1+ y ago9:40

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A program of 1001 stories and more that celebrates women as heroes. In Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, the clever sultana spins exotic, cliff-hanger Arabian stories from A Thousand and One Nights to delay her demise. Then there’s Clara Schumann, who finished composing her Piano Concerto by age 16 at a time when women simply did not compose. Roundin…

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Program Notes: Brahms’ Violin Concerto 8:35

1+ y ago8:35

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Is it a concerto or a symphony with a fiddle in the middle? That’s the debate surrounding Brahms’ demanding Violin Concerto, in part because the orchestral writing doesn’t bow to the violin; instead, it’s in full throttle throughout. Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8, too often overshadowed by his great New World Symphony, offers an idyllic refuge of joy and…

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Program Notes: Carmina Burana 8:08

1+ y ago8:08

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We explore one of the biggest primal screams in music: Carmina Burana. Carl Orff’s barbaric yet lyrical cantata for orchestra and chorus is an epic fight back against the powers of fate. The iconic musical drama is filled with drunkenness, debauchery and love. We’ll also hear the strange love story of Daphnis et Chloe, by Maurice Ravel. These progr…

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artist/gaming specialist Hip Hop Gamer (@hiphopgamer) 21:22

1+ y ago21:22

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) got into the gaming world with artist/specialist Hip Hop Gamer (@hiphopgamer). He talked about being a game journalist, going to E3 the superbowl of gaming, beating celebrities like: (Xzibit, Erick Sermon, Sticky Fingers, T Pain) at games, the best Grand Theft Auto, being the best at Tekken 7, beating a game d…

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Linda Hicks (@Adliallc) commissioner of Black Top Streetball Association 16:46

1+ y ago16:46

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) took it to the courts with Linda Hicks (@Adliallc) commissioner of Black Top Streetball Association (@blacktopstreetball). Linda talked about history of street ball, duties of commissioner for BTSBA, playing in Rucker, possible Netflix documentary, growing up playing basketball, training athletes, making histo…

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Entrepreneur and OWN producer SUNNI (@sunniminx) 19:40

1+ y ago19:40

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) talked with entrepreneur and OWN producer SUNNI (@sunniminx). Sunni spoke on producing Love & Marriage Huntsville for Oprah Winfrey Network, how she became a producer, working on "In the Cut", "Family Time" sitcoms, learning from Bentley Kyle Evans (Martin), leaving Hollywood, going back home to St Louis, work…

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Candid speak with artist YaYa Bey (@yayabeybay) 14:39

1+ y ago14:39

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On this episode of Thermal Soundwaves C.Truth welcomes artist YaYa Bey (@yayabeybay). YaYa talked about baking biscuits, her teaching experience, internalizing misogyny, learning patience, vinyl records, staying ready, connecting more with herself, love of Kelis, baking with cannabis, digging classic artists like: (Donny Hathaway, Sarah Vaughan); c…

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The Kings of Vice visit with señor KAOS & illastrate (@senorkaos + @illastrate_) 19:12

1+ y ago19:12

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The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) chopped it up with artists señor KAOS (@senorkaos) and (@IllastrateC). The guys spoke about: books that have impacted them in the last year, Kings of Vice 2, having the best product out, pandemic lessons, Bruce Lee methods, PTSD science, their biggest vices, subject matter that they cover, being a plug thug, g…

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Episode 225: When We Were Young 56:09

1+ y ago56:09

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This week Matt & Carlos chat about New Music, Music News, and played you some formative songs from our childhoods on the Weekly Theme. Next Show's Theme: Medicine

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Director/Writer Dawn Wilkinson (@directordawn) 16:20

1+ y ago16:20

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On this special episode of Thermal Soundwaves covering the Conch Shell International Film Fest 2022, C.Truth welcomes Director Dawn Wilkinson (@directordawn) who has worked on: Empire, The Good Doctor, How to Get Away with Murder, Dynasty to name a few. Dawn talked about her love of the beach, feelings on Conch Shell IFF, shooting home movies early…

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Actress/Playwright/Educator/Activist REGINA TAYLOR (@therealreginataylor) 21:26

1+ y ago21:26

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On this special episode of Thermal Soundwaves covering the Conch Shell International Film Fest 2022, C.Truth welcomes Actress/Playwright/Educator/Activist REGINA TAYLOR (@TheReginaTaylor). Regina spoke about the preparation for her role on "The First Lady," writing children's books, taking journalism in college but falling in love with performing a…

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Producer/Writer/Filmmaker Marquis Smalls (@smalls.marquis) 22:54

1+ y ago22:54

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On this special episode of Thermal Soundwaves covering the Conch Shell International Film Fest 2022, C.Truth welcomes Director/Filmmaker Writer Marquis Smalls (@MarqSmalls). Marquis talked about being inspired by Empire strikes back movie, getting to watch Spike Lee & Ernest Dickerson work on set at an early age, growing up in Marcy projects, how h…

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