Join Dom and D on this wild episode of Everyone Needs an Aquarius as they kick off with a joyous family update—celebrating the arrival of Dom’s new nephew, Kasai! The conversation quickly shifts to the ongoing music industry drama surrounding Macklemore being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour following his vocal support for Palestine, raising big questions about free speech, corporate pressures, and friendship.

From there, the duo dives into Lil Durk’s legal battles before shifting gears to give a hilarious, unfiltered review of Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Again? They break down the film’s writing inconsistencies, confusing timelines, and character dynamics. Finally, they cover two bizarre news stories: a 5-year-old who snuck out of school just to see his mom, and an unbelievable incest case out of Polk County, Florida

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In this episode of Just Posted, the squad dives deep into sports, culture, personal growth, and history.

Avatar Universe Lore: Breaking down The Legend of Korra, Avatar reincarnation cycles, Sokka’s legacy, and the evolution of the franchise.

College Football Reaction: Analyzing Ohio State’s high-stakes loss to Texas, the ongoing frustration with Ryan Day’s game management, Arch Manning’s performance, and the outlook for the Big Ten title race.

Hip-Hop & The Legal System: A look at celebrity defense attorney Brian Steele and his work with Lil Durk, Young Thug, and Diddy.

Surveillance State & Everyday Privacy: How neighborhood Ring cameras and modern surveillance impact daily life.

Mental Health & Personal Growth: An honest conversation on therapy, unpacking long-held trauma, navigating loss, and making lifestyle changes for wellness.

Kanye West, Forgiveness & Relationships: Discussing Ye’s Chicago performance reunion with Kid Cudi, Common, and Big Sean, alongside boundaries, broken trust, and financial debts between friends.

Reflections on 9/11: Personal stories, campus reactions, and memories from September 11, 2001, examining how single moments shape generations.

Cultural Identity & Comic Lore: Unpacking cultural commentary around Fat Joe's recent statements, plus the legacy and evolution of Green Lantern.

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In this episode of Everyone Needs an Aquarius, Dom and D dive deep into an eclectic mix of cultural debates, sports scandals, and trending entertainment news. The conversation kicks off with relatable insights into personal milestones and the emotional toll of job hunting before shifting gears into the fiery public exchange between comedic legend D.L. Hughley and Officer Tatum. The hosts break down the comedic brilliance of Hughley’s roast, illustrating how humor is wielded as both a shield and a cultural critique. From there, the discussion pivots to sports accountability, scrutinizing former NBA player Glenn 'Big Baby' Davis for his controversial decision to name-drop fellow athletes amid financial scandal investigations. The episode further explores the intricacies of celebrity behavior by examining Chris Rock’s neurodivergency diagnosis, specifically a non-verbal learning disorder, and how it frames his public persona and interactions within the entertainment space. Industry power dynamics take center stage as the hosts analyze Mark Curry's grievances with 50 Cent over production credits and contractual disputes surrounding a high-profile documentary about Diddy. The hosts also tackle serious allegations connecting a New York salon to Jeffrey Epstein's grooming operations, exploring the broader implications of accountability in business. Wrapping up with viral moments, Dom and C share unbelievable stories of a cruise ship vacation scam confrontation and a dramatic debate involving a rookie MLB pitcher and an umpire over a hat violation. 

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Welcome back to I Only Listen to 90s Music!! In this episode, the crew breaks down the "Summer of Scams"—from fake 49ers players to fake students. They pay respect to icons Dolly Parton, Michael Wright, and Samuel Moore Jr. before jumping into 90s nostalgia: forced sitcom romances, the Jacksons' responsibility to Gary, Indiana, and the controversial claim that Waiting to Exhale sparked modern gender wars. Plus, updates on the DeBarge family and the return of the Soul Train Awards.

0:00 - The Summer of Scheming & Daejon Love Impersonation Scams

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In this comprehensive episode of Everyone Needs an Aquarius, co-hosts Dom and D analyze major cultural headlines, legal updates, and sports scandals. The episode opens with a review of the historical drama By Any Means, highlighting performance details from Yaya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg, alongside discussions on historical accuracy and estate perspectives. The co-hosts examine the legal developments surrounding the conviction of Keefe D regarding the 1996 homicide of Tupac Shakur, emphasizing the impact of public media confessions on criminal proceedings.

A primary focus of the discussion centers on federal fraud charges against Dejan Love, who defrauded investors and dating app contacts out of $1.2 million through fabricated luxury assets and false corporate claims. The detailed sports commentary evaluates the NBA's disciplinary actions against the Los Angeles Clippers, detailing the forfeiture of five first-round draft picks, financial penalties against Steve Ballmer, and executive suspensions. Additional segments explore athlete safety and CTE representation in media, Raven-Symoné’s comments on television character identity, and legal protections against power of attorney exploitation in elder abuse cases.

0:00 - Premiere Night, Red Carpet Anecdotes, and Xander’s Soccer Victory

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Navigating modern dating can feel like an extreme sport, but the crew on Just Posted is back to break down the wildest stories, sports forecasts, and hip-hop debates of the week!

In this episode, the hosts dive headfirst into hilarity, starting with a text-ghosting dating mishap before transitioning into deep sports analysis. They breakdown Colorado’s upcoming season ceiling and evaluate if Ryan Day and Ohio State can actually pull off an undefeated championship run. Plus, the gang tackles the viral story of a fake NFL player scamming millions, the wild Penn State fraternity cocaine bust, and a deep debate on West Coast hip-hop, album track lengths, and artist legacies.

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Welcome back to another episode of Everyone Needs an Aquarius! On today's show, Dom and D Dom sit down for an unfiltered, high-energy session covering everything from hilarious personal chaos to critical social justice issues.

First, Dom breaks down a wild story about a poolside propane grill disaster that resulted in singed arms and sacrificed wigs. But once the smoke clears, the conversation turns to the sports world, breaking down Enes Kanter’s controversial presence at a Chicago Sky game, trans rights in sports, and the ongoing fight against misogyny in women's athletics.

They take a deep dive into the heartbreaking legal outcome of the Keisha Golden case, examining how systemic racial bias continuously penalizes victims of domestic violence when they act in self-defense. Finally, stick around as they break down relationship red flags on Married at First Sight, viral social media clout-chasing scandals, and recent celebrity breakups.

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What if modern hip-hop united for social change the way it did in 1989? In this episode of Hip Hop What Ifs, host A and 12 Kyle are joined by hip-hop legend D-Nice to recount the history and cultural weight of anti-violence anthems.

The crew also examines the West Coast’s 1990 response, "We're All in the Same Gang," and explores why modern hip-hop struggles to produce similar unity projects today. From record label economic incentives that monetize violence to industry fragmentation, ego, and shorter song trends, we examine what it would take for figureheads like Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, or Kanye West to rally the culture once again.

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0:00 - Imagining Alternate Paths in Hip-Hop History

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Welcome back to Everyone Needs an Aquarius! In this episode, Dom and D tackle a wild mix of true crime, pop culture, and the realities of fame. They dive into the unbelievable 24 Jump Street-style drug trafficking bust at Penn State fraternities, and react to the ongoing Tupac murder trial featuring a tense, reluctant testimony from Mob James.

They also dissect Young Thug's candid speech to middle schoolers about navigating fame, and get into a heated debate over Jacquees claiming the "King of R&B" title. Plus, they explore the cultural legacies of Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Mary J. Blige, and discuss the historical surveillance of prominent Black figures like Malcolm X.

0:00 - Intro: Dom’s Acting Gig & Reflections on Loss

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The I Only Listen to 90s Music crew is back, and this episode is packed with R&B debates, 90s nostalgia, wild music history, and some lists that have everybody asking questions.

We kick things off previewing the upcoming Joe vs. Donell Jones Verzuz and breaking down who really has the catalog advantage. Is Joe the favorite, or does Donell have enough classics, songwriting credits, and surprises to pull it off?

Then we get into Raygun’s upcoming documentary, whether the world really needs another chapter of the Michael Jackson biopic, and somehow end up pitching the Jermaine Jackson movie nobody asked for but everybody would watch.

We also discuss the viral fake Usher, Lionel Richie taking shots at Usher and Chris Brown, and the bigger question of which legendary artists have officially entered their “old man yelling at the clouds” era.

Then it's time for some serious R&B arguments. Which songs have officially been overplayed at R&B nights? Are DJs leaning too heavily on Tevin Campbell, SWV, Mint Condition, Fantasia, Usher and the same handful of classics instead of digging deeper into the catalog?

The debate gets even hotter when we review Essence's Top 50 R&B Songs of All Time. Kehlani's “Folded” already among the greatest R&B records ever? Ari Lennox over legendary records? And how do you make an all-time R&B list without Bobby Brown? The crew has questions.

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