GOATcast w/ Drexton Clemons & Electra Telesford

Kenice Mobley (Laughs on Fox, SiriusXM) stops by the show to talk The Beatles' Revolver, influences, experimentation and more!

She runs an amazing show at Friends & Lovers the last Friday of every month, and at Franks Lounge every second Thursday!

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Y'all are in for a treat! Aminah Imani (DC Comedy Festival, Viceland, Wine Before Nine) stops by the show to talk Lupe Fiasco's The Cool, her growth as a comedian, and drops some wisdom for you! It's an episode you don't want to miss! You can catch her hosting Comedy at The Knitting Factory every Sunday at 9pm and you can check US out on her podcast, Wine Before Nine, on all platforms!

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Each week co-hosts Drexton Clemons and Electra Telesford discuss whether their guest's favorite album is the greatest of all time. Through the lens of the album, they give hot-takes on society and culture.

Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton Clemons has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York. He has since started the See Something Say Something Comedy Show, where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album. Follow him @thisguydrex

Electra Telesford has been a writer for five years, but her misuse of orthographic conventions shows the limits of public school education. When not performing her observational stand-up comedy all over the NYC area, Electra can be found reading the synopses on Wikipedia for movies she refuses to pay to see. She frequently changes the endings on Wikipedia( e.g, Jack no longer dies at the end of TITANIC). She is currently co-hosting GOATcast, an hourly podcast where guests debate the greatest albums of all time. GOATcast is available on all platforms. Follow on Instagram: Electra_Telly

Joel Boyd (Just For Laughs New Faces) stops by the podcast to talk The Internet's Ego Death, collectives, and more! 

Take a listen!

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Devon Walker (Clusterfest, DAD Show) stops by the podcast to discuss Childish Gambino's Culdesac, tokenism, commodifying blackness, and more!

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This week, we talk about J. Cole's 2014 Forest Hills Drive with guest Jatty Robinson, who has been featured in numerous comedy festivals and competitions, including: NBC Standup For Diversity (Semi-finalist), TBS New York Comedy Festival and Laughing Devil Festival (finalist). Robinson has been mentioned in Time Out NY , with appearances in Film to include Emmy-nominated web-series ‘AKA Wyatt Cenac’ .

Comedian and writer Cody Wilkins also joins the conversation

Drex says some blasphemous things, and no one defends him.

It's a fun talk.

Each week co-hosts Drexton Clemons and Electra Telesford discuss whether their guest's favorite album is the greatest of all time. Through the lens of the album, they give hot-takes on society and culture.

Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton Clemons has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York. He has since started the See Something Say Something Comedy Show, where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album. Follow him @thisguydrex

Electra Telesford has been a writer for five years, but her misuse of orthographic conventions shows the limits of public school education. When not performing her observational stand-up comedy all over the NYC area, Electra can be found reading the synopses on Wikipedia for movies she refuses to pay to see. She frequently changes the endings on Wikipedia( e.g, Jack no longer dies at the end of TITANIC). She is currently co-hosting GOATcast, an hourly podcast where guests debate the greatest albums of all time. GOATcast is available on all platforms. Follow on Instagram: Electra_Telly

And we're back! 

It's been a busy month between the DC Comedy fest and traveling, but GOATcast is back with some hot fire!

This week, we have comedian and viral sensation Marv Glover in the building, talking Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, and consciousness. There was a major accident nearby that day, so excuse the sirens. Follow Marv @marvglover

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Each week co-hosts Drexton Clemons and Electra Telesford discuss whether their guest's favorite album is the greatest of all time. Through the lens of the album, they give hot-takes on society and culture.

Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton Clemons has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York. He has since started the See Something Say Something Comedy Show, where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album. Follow him @thisguydrex

Electra Telesford has been a writer for five years, but her misuse of orthographic conventions shows the limits of public school education. When not performing her observational stand-up comedy all over the NYC area, Electra can be found reading the synopses on Wikipedia for movies she refuses to pay to see. She frequently changes the endings on Wikipedia( e.g, Jack no longer dies at the end of TITANIC). She is currently co-hosting GOATcast, an hourly podcast where guests debate the greatest albums of all time. GOATcast is available on all platforms. Follow on Instagram: Electra_Telly

In this episode our hosts and guest Talib Babb discuss Future's DS2, origins, his contributions to hip-hop and whether music lovers should ignore misogyny in rap lyrics. 

Each week co-hosts Drexton Clemons and Electra Telesford discuss whether their guest's favorite album is the greatest of all time. Through the lens of the album, they give hot-takes on society and culture.

Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton Clemons has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York. He has since started the See Something Say Something Comedy Show, where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album. Follow him @thisguydrex

Electra Telesford has been a writer for five years, but her misuse of orthographic conventions shows the limits of public school education. When not performing her observational stand-up comedy all over the NYC area, Electra can be found reading the synopses on Wikipedia for movies she refuses to pay to see. She frequently changes the endings on Wikipedia( e.g, Jack no longer dies at the end of TITANIC). She is currently co-hosting GOATcast, an hourly podcast where guests debate the greatest albums of all time. GOATcast is available on all platforms. Follow on Instagram: Electra_Telly

In this episode our co-hosts discuss the iconic TLC album Crazy Sexy Cool with special guest, comedienne Nashington Rose. 

Each week co-hosts Drexton Clemons and Electra Telesford discuss whether their guest's favorite album is the greatest of all time. Through the lens of the album, they give hot-takes on society and culture.

Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton Clemons has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York. He has since started the See Something Say Something Comedy Show, where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album. Follow him @thisguydrex

Electra Telesford has been a writer for five years, but her misuse of orthographic conventions shows the limits of public school education. When not performing her observational stand-up comedy all over the NYC area, Electra can be found reading the synopses on Wikipedia for movies she refuses to pay to see. She frequently changes the endings on Wikipedia( e.g, Jack no longer dies at the end of TITANIC). She is currently co-hosting GOATcast, an hourly podcast where guests debate the greatest albums of all time. GOATcast is available on all platforms. Follow on Instagram: Electra_Telly

Rallo Boykins (Wine Before Nine) stops by the podcast to talk Lil Wayne's Tha Carter and relationships. We get off topic really quick, but this is a really fun episode! 

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Each week co-hosts Drexton Clemons and Electra Telesford discuss whether their guest's favorite album is the greatest of all time. Through the lens of the album, they give hot-takes on society and culture.

Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton Clemons has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York. He has since started the See Something Say Something Comedy Show, where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album. Follow him @thisguydrex

Electra Telesford has been a writer for five years, but her misuse of orthographic conventions shows the limits of public school education. When not performing her observational stand-up comedy all over the NYC area, Electra can be found reading the synopses on Wikipedia for movies she refuses to pay to see. She frequently changes the endings on Wikipedia( e.g, Jack no longer dies at the end of TITANIC). She is currently co-hosting GOATcast, an hourly podcast where guests debate the greatest albums of all time. GOATcast is available on all platforms. Follow on Instagram: Electra_Telly

Jamal Richardson (Special Delivery) stops by the podcast to talk FutureSex/LoveSounds by Justin Timberlake. We also talk cultural appropriation, the plight of being biracial, and more!

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Each week co-hosts Drexton Clemons and Electra Telesford discuss whether their guest's favorite album is the greatest of all time. Through the lens of the album, they give hot-takes on society and culture.

Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton Clemons has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York. He has since started the See Something Say Something Comedy Show, where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album. Follow him @thisguydrex

Electra Telesford has been a writer for five years, but her misuse of orthographic conventions shows the limits of public school education. When not performing her observational stand-up comedy all over the NYC area, Electra can be found reading the synopses on Wikipedia for movies she refuses to pay to see. She frequently changes the endings on Wikipedia( e.g, Jack no longer dies at the end of TITANIC). She is currently co-hosting GOATcast, an hourly podcast where guests debate the greatest albums of all time. GOATcast is available on all platforms. Follow on Instagram: Electra_Telly