For the final podcast of the year, I’m joined by Blaise Harris for a wide-ranging conversation touching comedy, music, media, and accountability.

We kick things off with thoughts on the latest stand-up special from Dave Chappelle, the reactions around it, and what it says about comedy, censorship, and where culture is right now.

We also get into Pooh Shiesty’s first day out record, what that moment represents, and how the streets and the industry respond when artists come home.

From there, we go deeper into the ongoing conversation around Netflix and Warner Bros., breaking down what consolidation in media really means for creators and audiences.

Later in the episode, we talk about the recent P. Diddy documentary, accountability in the entertainment industry, and ask the bigger question: is the blame on the people, or the system that enables it?

We wrap things up with reflections on the year, New Year’s resolutions, growth, and what we’re carrying—or leaving—going into the next chapter.

A fitting way to close out the year. Tap in.

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