Sensei Said So Podcast

On this Episode of the Sensei Said So Podcast your host's V.O. Sensei and Shado welcome them selves to AMR (Australian Musicians Radio)and break down this years series of events .They discuss one of Salt Lake's biggest issues with law enforcement regarding body cameras, introduce the new segment "ASK Sensei" and talk the future of the show and the Music Clan. ***The Crew from the Sensei Said So Podcast will be recording live from Library Square for this seasons kick off of "Park Jam" on Saturday May 4th. Please show up and show support and love on May 4th at the Park Jam!

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Songs listed in order of appearance:

Hustlin' - VO Sensei

Devils Advocate - Emph N Treats, Mr. Ruckman, Master Wolf

Root Digger - VO Sensei

Devils are not Welcome - VO Sensei

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

WGK Music L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

Sit down and enjoy this "business meeting" episode of the Sensei Said So Show! Brandon Isbell, aka the Chief Production Officer, joins the show to talk about the dangers of pain killers, how it's ok to run a podcast with people you disagree with, and how disagreement is necessary for personal growth!In this episode's "Rap Sheet," your hosts discuss Nipsey Hussel's death and Kodak Black's comments on Lauren London's picture on Instagram. VO discusses how clout is an outdated "currency" and that we need a new "currency" that places value on doing good for society. And finally, Tupac's and Nipsey's legacies are compared and contrasted. Also, a young up and comer in the hip hop scene in Salt Lake City makes a brief appearance to promote his music, don't forget to check out Neumatic on Soundcloud and Instagram!

Please show up and show support and love on May 4th for Vinnie and the Muzic Clan at the park jam!

Check out our sponsors websites here:

801customs.com

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Songs listed in order of appearance:

Vision - VO Sensei

Doubt Me - Shado

Ransom - Vinnie Cassius

This Time I'm Gone For Good - William G Kidd

Eliminate - Neumatic

500 Degrees - Vinnie Cassius

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

Olympic skier and podcast editor Mark Engel joins this episode of the Sensei Said So show to talk to your hosts, VO Sensei and Shado, about retiring as an athlete. Mark mentions that he has been having a hard time transitioning to the next part of life, and VO and Shado, who both competed in sports at a very competitive level, tell their stories and offer their advice on how to smooth out that transition. Also, Cardi B's recent comments on drugging and robbing men are discussed. VO asks why it is that we judge certain hip hop celebrities for their past lives and not others? A lively discussion follows! Finally, everybody focuses in on the tragic death of Nipsey Hussle. Tough questions are asked, such as: does glorifying violence in hip hop brings down black culture? Does glorifying violence in hip hop help "cause" these sort of killings, or does the violence arise because of the economic and social factors in certain neighborhoods in the US? Does making uplifiting music help the culture? Can boycotting violent music change the culture? There may be no concrete answers to these difficult questions, but we at the Sensei Said So Show believe these questions are worth discussing.

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Songs listed in order of appearance:

Siren - Alexa Bird (feat. William G Kidd)

Root Digger - VO Sensei

Fame N Fortune - Shado (feat. VO Sesnei)

500 Degrees - Vinnie Cassius

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

In this episode of the Sensei Said So Show, your hosts talk about the pros and cons of arranged mairrages, and Shado talks about his experience of his mom trying to find him a wife in Nigeria. VO Sensei finds it funny that arranged marriage brings up a negative connotation when it is other people picking one's spouse, but western society finds it ok to let an algorithm (eharmony) do the picking! Next your hosts discuss Killer Mike's new netflix show. And finally they discuss a few listener questions on the new "Ask Sensei" segment. For the first question "Nick" asks "why, anytime there's a shooting, do investigator's always find some sort of gang activity?" And, Nick Johnson asks "Who are on the Mount Rushmore of your sports G.O.A.T.'s?" Tune in to see what your senseis have to say and who they put on their list!

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Songs listed in order of appearance:

YBF - VO Sensei

Devil Is Not Welcom - VO Sensei

Home - Shanin Blake

Eliminate - Neumatic

RAGZ2RICHES - Lavish

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

We're glad to be back for you with episode 53, a special episode about black history month! Although the month has passed, we know some of you haven't listened up to any black history, so we hope you enjoy learning more about it! This episode features a one-on-one conversation between Shado and Ashley Finley, a writer, poet, and LA native who is very outspoken on black women's issues. You can find more about her at her website, findingfinley.com, or on instagram @findafinley. They discuss Kamala Harris's political policies and how some of them have helped black people, but other policies have allowed more people to be locked up in our prison system. They also discuss what they feel black history month is really about and why black history is a huge part of American history. Ashley also shares some of her favorite current music, including Noname, Cardi B, and Summer Walker.

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Music listed in order of appearance:

Frieza - Shado

NWO - Vinnie Cassius

The Purest - Burnell Washburn

500 degrees - Vinnie Cassius

D.M.N.s - Swell Merchants (prod. NorbZz)

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

Feast your ears on another controversial episode of the Sensei Said So Show! Your hosts, Vo Sensei and Shado "Da Villain," are joined on this episode by Adam Banx, a producer and musician who has been involved in Salt Lake City's music scene for the last 12 years, and Vinnie Cassius, the dark knight of Ogden and one of the lake's premiere artists. Adam discusses how being more personable has helped his career, and how his style has progressed from rock and indie music to hip hop. Then, Vinnie makes the statement that he is not only "the best in the lake," but "the best, period." Your hosts back up Vinnie's claim by admiring his ability to create art through music and get listeners to feel whatever emotion he puts down on a track. Next your hosts discuss the history of Salt Lake City's hip hop scene, and ask the question: "Is Soulja boy the Godfather of modern day hip hop?" After that, we revisit a conversation from episode 8, and Shado brings up his controversial opinion that black men should preferentially make babies with black women, in order to "preserve the culture." He then asks Vinnie again his opinion on making a "interracial baby." VO concludes that asking these kind of questions make color of bigger importance to society, and that all colors are equally important and should be treated as such.

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Music listed in order of appearance:

OJ - Shado

500 Degrees - Vinnie Cassius (prd. by snxff)

Simple - Vinnie Cassius (prd. bc einstein)

Coco Banx - Adam Banx (ft. Vinnie Cassius)

Fire - Alyxandri Jupiter (Prd. NorbZz)

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

What do the guests, producers, and the Sensei Said So Show all have in common? They are all heard and known all around the world! In this episode, your hosts, VO Sensei and Shado, are joined by Manny Hendrix Jr. He is a professional basketball player who has seven years of playing professionally in Australia. The conversation starts with Shado posing the question: Can R Kelly's art be separated and enjoyed apart from his actions? Then, VO asks Manny what the major differences are between playing in college and playing in the pros. Finally, Manny surprises your hosts by leaving Lebron James out of his top 5 best basketball players at the moment. Sit back, relax, and put your double cups up to this exciting episode of the Sensei Said So Show.

Also, your hosts reveal plans to release Sensei Said So apparel, in partnership with 801 customs! 801 customs offers a wide range custom apparel solutions for local Utah businesses, you can check out more of them here:

www.801customs.com

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www.senseisaidso.com

www.distillery36.com

Music listed in order of appearance:

GRRRR - Swell Merchants (Prod. NorbZz)

No Faze Me - Shado

Feel Good - VO Sensei

Root Digger - VO Sensei

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

Welcome to the first episode of Season 5 of the Sensei Said So Show! First, your hosts welcome a new sponsor to the show, 801 Customs!! 801 Customs "has been designed to help customize, build, and/or fabricate anything you can dream up." They specialize in producing custom vehicle wraps, custom suspension work, custom roll cages, custom off-road vehicle safety design. In addition to that, they can tackle a variety of filming and photography projects, and also produce clothing and metal art. Then, your hosts are joined by fellow artist, Rollxm Joey, aka "the 4th member of the Distillery 36," to discuss issues such as R Kelly, and the presidential shutdown. Vo Sensei explains that because he believes that R Kelly's predatory actions are transcribed into the words of his music, he will no longer be listening to any of R Kelly's music. He also explains why he blames society as having a role in R Kelly's nastiness, because the "Pied Piper" was out in the open but people kept supporting him. Then, Shado, Joey, and VO talk about the government shut down and how Trump seems to be treating the country just like running another business, and how he is most likely pandering to his demographic so that he can rely on their business after the presidency. Next, Joey opens up about his song Facetime and about the difficulty of swallowing his pride to work with another artist on one of his own tracks. And finally, everyone discusses the importance of artists looking at their music as a product and a business, and the importance of SLC artists being willing to negotiate with booking agents and venues, instead of looking at them as the enemy.

You can find out more about 801 Customs at their website: 801customs.com

You can find more of Rollxm Joey here:

Instagram: Rollxm Joey

Snapchat: Joey4prez

Facebook: Nobody knows!

Music Listed in Order of Appearance:

NEVASTOPME - Shado

Facetime - Rollxm Joey (Feat. Gwynn Hilton)

SHUTxDOWN - Rollxm Joey (feat. Chu$taxx)

OJ - Shado

Elevate - VO Muzic (feat. Shado, MPH)

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

**Sound Effects by:

Mark Engel

**Royalty Free Music

The Headlines - No Copyright Music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_JuZg-1BTg

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

Happy New Year to one and all! On this inspirational and final episode of season 4 of the Sensei Said So Show, your hosts are joined by two of Utah's finest people: Terry "the Birdman" Burden, and Burnell "Young Bernie Gold" Washburn! Terry talks bout the "depersonalization" and "lack of tolerance" that he sees as a problem in the big picture of society in America, and about his love for Utah, the big changes in his life for 2019, and his love of art and self-expression. Terry also talks about parting ways with Park City Television and his commitment to new forms of media, that he believes have made television obsolete, and how he is ready to face the challenges of the new year head on!

Burnell talks about the release of his new album, "The Purest," and the role that tapping into his spiritual side by spending more time in nature, meditating, and eating healthy had in creating the album. He also discusses the need to leave "the hustle mentality" behind in order to prioritize spending more time with loved ones and more time taking care of his own spirit.

And finally, your hosts share their excitement for the new year and for a new season of The Sensei Said So Show, and they explain that they aren't going anywhere... because it's Muzic Clan for life!!

You can see Terry Burden and the Terry Burden Project open up for American Hitmen at the Royal on January 11th, and soon, you will be able to find more info about him at TerryBurden.com

You can see Burnell Washburn on January 18th at the Metro Music Bar for his album release show. He will be releasing "The Purest," which will drop on all major music outlets on January 14th. Pre-orders can be made by going to BurnellWashburn.com or by sliding into Burnell's DM's.

Instagram @burnellwashburn

Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/BurnellWashburn

Music Listed in Order of Appearance

Run Shit - VO Sensei and Shado

The Purest - Burnell Washburn

KNOWITALL - Burnell Washburn

GRRRR - Swell Merchanst (Prod. NorbZz)

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

**Sound Effects by:

Mark Engel

**Background songs:

The Wild West - Ross Budgen Royalty Free https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDPMAuv-3nk

Organ Bass and Waves - Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC

***Due to some unforeseen circumstances , this episode has been edited . Sincerely your's, The Sensei Said So Podcast*** Ben Norton joins the show on this slightly offensive episode of the Sensei Said So Show. Buckle your seatbelts, as they discuss Dwight Howard's move to a new team.. "the booty pirates." Also on this episode, Shado, VO, and Ben discuss the importance of education and the difference between private and public high schools in Utah. They also discuss the allegations against the Complex, which they believe to be weak based on the police reports, and how business is still running as usual.

You can find more about what Ben does at selectsoundent.com

Music Listed in Order of Appearance

Feel Good - VO Sensei

OJ - Shado

Skyline - VO Sensei

**Produced & Created By:

Brandon Isbell

of

ZGB Productions L.L.C

**Co-Produced and Edited By:

Mark Engel

**Sound Effects by:

Mark Engel

** Co-produced & Created By:

V.O. Sensei & Shado

of

Muzic Clan Media LLC