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In this Pride Month episode DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray are joined by journalist and author Starr Rocque. The trio discuss Barbara Mason's 1984 banger "Another Man" - a song that tackled bisexuality in Black music long before it became a mainstream conversation.
The conversation explores how songs like this, and its later hip-hop connections by Notorious B.I.G. and Nikki D, reflect the experiences people were having but rarely discussing openly. We examine the cultural impact of these narratives, the responsibility of storytelling in music, and why diverse romantic experiences matter in our musical landscape.
Starr Rocque Bio
Starr Rocque is a journalist and author. Her work has been featured by Fast Company, Vibe Magazine, PEOPLE Magazine, Vh1, Essence Magazine, American Urban Radio Networks and more. Her debut novel, "Bloggers Can't Be Trusted" is available on Amazon.
Follow Starr Rocque
Website: http://www.starrrocque.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/starr_rocque
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/starrenerhett/
Email: [email protected]
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00:00 Opening Theme
00:16 Introduction and Hosts' Greetings
01:24 Introducing Guest Starr Rocque
03:34 Discussing 'Another Man' by Barbara Mason
09:37 Discussing the Theme of Cheating and Bisexuality in Black Music
12:33 Exposure to Queerness and Unlearning Biases
13:53 Nuanced Conversations in Music
16:30 Hip Hop and Queer Representation
23:14 Diverse Romantic Experiences in Music
27:20 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
28:51 Outro Theme
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In this Pride Month episode DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray are joined by journalist and author Starr Rocque. The trio discuss Barbara Mason's 1984 banger "Another Man" - a song that tackled bisexuality in Black music long before it became a mainstream conversation.
The conversation explores how songs like this, and its later hip-hop connections by Notorious B.I.G. and Nikki D, reflect the experiences people were having but rarely discussing openly. We examine the cultural impact of these narratives, the responsibility of storytelling in music, and why diverse romantic experiences matter in our musical landscape.
Starr Rocque Bio
Starr Rocque is a journalist and author. Her work has been featured by Fast Company, Vibe Magazine, PEOPLE Magazine, Vh1, Essence Magazine, American Urban Radio Networks and more. Her debut novel, "Bloggers Can't Be Trusted" is available on Amazon.
Follow Starr Rocque
Website: http://www.starrrocque.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/starr_rocque
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/starrenerhett/
Email: [email protected]
Chapter Markers
00:00 Opening Theme
00:16 Introduction and Hosts' Greetings
01:24 Introducing Guest Starr Rocque
03:34 Discussing 'Another Man' by Barbara Mason
09:37 Discussing the Theme of Cheating and Bisexuality in Black Music
12:33 Exposure to Queerness and Unlearning Biases
13:53 Nuanced Conversations in Music
16:30 Hip Hop and Queer Representation
23:14 Diverse Romantic Experiences in Music
27:20 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
28:51 Outro Theme
Get More From Us
Support Us
Follow Us On Social Media

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