This week we dive into The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, an album that effortlessly blends hip-hop, R&B, soul, reggae, and gospel into one of the most celebrated records of the 1990s. Honest, vulnerable, and fiercely confident, Lauryn Hill explores love, identity, faith, and self-discovery with a voice that feels just as powerful today as it did when the album was released. We talk through the unforgettable hits, the deeply personal lyrics, and the musical moments that make this album so timeless. Which songs speak to us the most? Which ones surprise us? And how do the best beat and best bar shake out on a record this rich?
And as always, we wrap things up with our latest Songs of the Week.
Playlist of our favorites - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2RXBXfKew9A9vj6pEy4hGA?si=a406cf1b7d5a42ce
Episode art by Riley inspired by the album.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:11 Least Favorite Songs
04:24 Favorite Songs
14:35 Why is this album on our list?
28:09 Best Beats and Bars
35:24 Our Ratings
40:13 Songs of the Week
52:54 Next album...