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- Episode 49: You've Changed (feat. Natalie Clark)
You know what, you know what buddy! I've held my tongue for too long, but "YOU'VE CHANGED." This week, hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe sit with friend of the show Natalie Clark to discuss what comes with the signifigance to the passage of time... changing, specifically being confronted about changing. How have you changed, what sorts of change is noticable, and why do we need to change?
Follow us on Instagram @MMRTalks1 hr 41 min - Episode 48: Nostalgia (feat. Tommy Chronic and Adam Cormier)
Man, I have't heard that in years! Boy that takes me back... Today hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe sit down with guests Tommy Chronic and podcast virgin, musician Adam Cormier to discuss the concept of nostalgia. What is it, what sort of things can take us back to our youth, is nostalgia dangerous, and finally how can we balance the past with growth?
Check out our Instagram @MMRTalks2 hr 18 min - Episode 47: Stigmas (feat. Shimalimz and Jack "JQ" Quinn)
I really don't like the way this conversation is going... This week hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe along with guests via satalite Shimalimz (all the way from the GTA) and yuh boy JQ (Jack Quinn.) We disgust what a stigma is and how they are used to other (for lack of better words) one another. We peruse official government documents citing common stigmas seen on a day to day basis.
Like us on Instagram @MMRTalks1 hr 57 min - Episode 46: Anger Managment (feat. Tommy Chronic)
Why aren't you streaming "MMR Talks?" BECUASE I'M DAMN MAD! (sits, angerily)
Today hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe sit again with guest Tommy Chronic to discuss our anger issues and how we are suppose to manage it. Is it best to let it all out or leave it pent up? What is the most productive way to display our emotions? Plus, we show signs of someone with bad anger management skills, as well as show what untreated anger does to the body.
Follow us on Instagram @MMRTalks1 hr 49 min - Episode 45: High School I "Freshman Year" (feat. Natalie Clark)
"Oh I got you you freshman. I'm going to teach you the lesson that it is not okay to be a freshman!" Mayor Adam West *cues musical cue of "No More Mr. Nice Guy" by Alice Cooper. Today, hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe sit with Mass Music friend and fan, graphic designer Natalie Amanda Clarke about a potentially glorious or horrifiying freshmen year of High School. We've decided to take a different approach to High School by breaking it up by one year a season. Did we enjoy freshman year? Was "Freshman Beatdown Day" real? What advice do we have to all incoming high school freshman. Pull up a chair and listen kiddos.
Follow the show on Instagram @MMRTalks1 hr 47 min - Episode 44: Vices (feat. Shamus Hill)
Ooh this stuff is so bad for you, but it is oh so good! Today hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe sit down with DJ Famous Shamus Hill and talk about "vices." The booze'n, the smoke'n, the gamble'n, the rippin and the tear'n (for those who know.) We discuss why some are more acceptable than others, our own personal vices we've conqured and the others we are working on, as well as some none professional advice for those trying to kick any habits they know are bad for them.
Follow us on instagram @MMRTalks1 hr 46 min - Episode 43: Our Words (feat. Rosco)
I am speechless, a loss for words, it’s a day after this episode’s release and no one wrote a description?! I’m utterly and properly gobsmacked.
This week hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo sit with MMR Talks fan simply, Rosco, to discuss what most of us use for a living… our words. We discuss our first words, favorite words, dead words, funny words from foreign places, and even the phrases that may or may not stand the test of time, plus we really dive in to a dummy thiccc list of Gen Z vernacular.
Follow us on Instagram @MMRTalks1 hr 41 min - Episode 42: Art vs the Artist (feat. Shamus Hill, Jack "JQ" Quinn, James Askins, and Anita Raja)Woah woah woah.. you still like that? Do you know what that monster did? I wouldn't give them an iota of time let alone my money, you can, slimeball. Yes we finally have to have the discussion what do we do with materials made by people who are now problematic, today, hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe are joined by a cavalcade of co-stars Shamus Hill, JQ, James Askins, and (making her first MMR Talks appearance) Anita Raja tackle Art v. The Artist. What do we do with all this material, is there anything to big to be taken down by problematic artists, and who did what to become as problematic as they are?
Follow us on Instagram @MMRTalks1 hr 59 min - Episode 41: Now That's What I Call Humanity (feat. Shamus and Gianni Hill)
The world is ending, the leader of the free world is pestering you for requests for music, films, television, various nouns, and famous people. it can mean only one thing... MMR Talks is back for SEASON FIVE! Hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe sit down with two legends together on the MMR Talks for the first time, Shamus and Gianni Hill. We gather the best of humanity for intellgent life to find, who and what will make the cut?
Like the show? Follow us on Instagram @MMRTalks2 hr 4 min - MMR Talks 2022 Retrospective (feat. Robbie Cameron)
It's 2023 and MMR Talks (in preparation for Season 5) goes over the events of the last year. Hosts Antonio Agcaoili and Shlomo Bowe are joined by High Slot Podcast Co-Host Robbie Cameron as we relive or at least try to forget the year of our Lord 2022. Most important moments, highest grossing films, the top 5 songs, and the most memorable memes. We do it all!
MMR Talks returns with new episodes this February.
Follow us on Instagram @MMRTalks2 hr 25 min
About MMR Talks
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“MMR Talks” brings together a power house panel of Mass Music regulars for weekly discussion and debate on today’s burning questions. “MMR Talks” is the brainchild of “Remember When in the 2010’s”…
creator Antonio Agcaoili and Mass Music Radio founder Shlomo Bowe.