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Aziz starts with some words for Jazmine Sullivan (5:45) on the heals of her newly released "Heaux Tales" EP. At (15:45) we dive into the vibes that go into shooting a commercial for a sensual shea butter company (Imari Butters) , and also talk about what our first deep tissue massages were like. Should you go butt ass? Would you? At (32:00) we get into the realest conversations we've had recently , as well as a detailed breakdown of the science of "ethically non-monogamous relationships". At (40:00) we play "What's in My Pocket", and end with a message to the people.
Listen to women more. Our theme of accountability can come in many forms, and this week we check our male privilege at the door to break down the latest in the Stallion saga and how we navigate conversations about abuse. We double down on the importance of knowing your SZN and sticking to it and the subconscious psychology behind big ass cigars. Thanks as always for sticking with us. Tap iN!
3:20 - Shoutout Bon Jovi
4:50 - GoGo on Streaming Services
6:50 - How Far Can Local Music Travel?
15:43 - Goats vs. Lambs
17:10 - What makes PG music?
25:10 - What does what you're watching say about you?
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After a much needed sabbatical-in-place, we made it a priority to address the social media incident exposing perpetrators of sexual violence and vehemently rebuke them and their inappropriate conduct. If you wish to skip this conversation, please refer to the time stamp at the top of the description, as the content of the conversation can be triggering for select listeners.
This our sorry for 2004 (except not really). In spirit of Bread TV, we have to hold ourselves accountable and apologize for our absence. Introspection and responsibility are the theme this week as we explain why we think a break was imminent (16:18), we preview new music from the County Kid himself Sir Shek (35:50), discuss music's role in encouraging societal change with Wale's "Sue Me" visual (40:45), and getting lost in the "greater good" (49:00).
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