• Episode 279:Here We Go Again

  • Nov 11 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 49 mins
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Episode 279:Here We Go Again

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  • Well we lost a legend, an election, and had some Dreamville drama all in one week

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    00:00 Welcome to Episode 279

    04:14 Celebrating Birthdays and Moving

    14:59 Ari Lennox and Dreamville

    45:48 Hot Boys Reunion and Nostalgia

    52:17 Greatest Hits and Classic Albums

    56:20 Quincy Jones: A Legendary Career

    01:10:04 Political Views and Election Reactions

    01:31:13 The Fight for a Better Future

    01:45:42 Closing Thoughts and Personal Reflections

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