This week on Song of the Week, Jordan and David kick things off by talking about what they’re watching right now, including HBO’s Heated Rivalry and The Pitt, and why conversations around representation and storytelling matter.

From there, they dive into music—selecting songs from The Jackson 5 and Mos Def, touching on feel-good records, lyrical hip hop, and why certain songs stand the test of time.

A laid-back conversation covering TV, music, culture, and the moments that connect it all.

On this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and David bring the conversation where it always lives — at the intersection of music, culture, and sports.

They select tracks from Nightmares on Wax and Gorillaz, breaking down why these picks continue to resonate across genres and generations.

Then the conversation shifts to football as they debate one of the greatest questions in sports history: Randy Moss vs Jerry Rice — natural talent or unmatched work ethic?

Tap in for thoughtful music discussion, cultural crossover, and a debate that goes deeper than stats.

In this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and David dive into one of the biggest debates in music and sports culture: the greatest Super Bowl halftime performances of all time 🏈🎤.

From Beyoncé’s iconic halftime takeover, to Destiny’s Child’s legendary reunion, Bruno Mars’ electrifying performance, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers’ unforgettable appearance, the conversation explores what really defines a great halftime show — vocals, stage presence, cultural impact, or pure energy.

Is there a clear Halftime GOAT, or does it depend on the era you grew up in?

🎶 Song of the Week is a music-first podcast where we break down songs, performances, and moments that shape culture — one conversation at a time.

Tap in, then let us know:
What’s your favorite Super Bowl halftime performance ever?

This week on Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill tap into two very different but equally smooth musical worlds. Bill highlights the brilliance of Victoria Monét, while Jordan brings a pick from UK artist and producer Venna, sparking a conversation about vibe, groove, and intentional artistry.

Along the way, the guys also check in on the NFL Playoffs — breaking down storylines, momentum, and what’s catching their attention as the postseason heats up.

Music culture, real conversation, and a little football talk — tap in and enjoy.

In this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill sit down with funk, soul, and rock legend Nikka Costa for an honest conversation about her lifelong calling to music.

Nikka reflects on growing up around music, carving out her own creative identity, and the lessons she learned from working closely with Prince. From navigating the industry to staying true to her sound, this episode dives deep into purpose, legacy, and what it really means to live as an artist.

Plus, Nikka joins the guys for her Song of the Week pick and shares the mindset that’s kept her creating at the highest level for decades.

🎶 A must-listen for fans of funk, soul, rock, and timeless artistry.

This week on Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill bring two soulful picks to the table—music from rising talent EJ Jones LTD and the timeless voice of Jeffrey Osborne. The guys talk about what makes these songs hit, why great vocals never go out of style, and how new artists carry the torch from the legends. Then the conversation shifts to the NFL playoffs—who’s looking dangerous, who’s on upset watch, and which teams feel like destiny. Music discovery, real talk, and a little football—just how we like it.

In this episode of Song of The Week, Jordan, David, and Bill play a game called “Artist You’d Pay to See.” The question is simple but powerful: if you could pay any amount of money to see one artist who is no longer living perform live, who would you choose?

Jordan selects Whitney Houston, reflecting on her once-in-a-generation voice and emotional impact.
David chooses Freddie Mercury and Queen, breaking down Freddie’s legendary charisma and unmatched command of the stage.
Bill picks James Brown, honoring the Godfather of Soul and his revolutionary influence on live performance, rhythm, and culture.

The conversation becomes a reflection on legacy, performance, and what truly makes an artist timeless.

🎧 Song of The Week is a Good People Content podcast focused on music, culture, and nostalgia.

In this special end-of-year episode of Song of The Week, David and Jordan pick their Songs of the Year for 2025 and take time to reflect on a full year of building Good People Content.

From creative wins and lessons learned to the music that defined the year, this episode is about growth, gratitude, and the records that stayed with us the longest.

Featuring picks from The Clipse and Outkast, this is a conversation about legacy, influence, and why some music never loses its power.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and let us know what your Song of the Year was.

Jane Handcock joins Song of the Week for an honest and inspiring conversation about her journey as an artist — from being signed by Snoop Dogg as the First Lady of Death Row Records to releasing her new album It’s Me, Not You.

David and Jordan sit down with Jane to talk about:
• Her experience being the first woman signed to Death Row
• The story and emotion behind It’s Me, Not You
• Growing up in the church and how it shaped her sound and perspective
• Navigating the music industry with intention and authenticity
• Plus, everyone’s picks for Song of the Week 🎶

This episode is about growth, faith, identity, and trusting your own voice — in music and in life.

🎙 Song of the Week Podcast
Music • Culture • Nostalgia
A Good People Content production

On this episode of Song of The Week, we sit down with rising Maryland artist Leek Mali for an honest and thoughtful conversation about music, growth, and self-reflection.

Leek joins us to talk about his new project Maryland Boy, his musical journey so far, and how therapy has played a role in reshaping the way he thinks and moves through life. Along the way, we trade Songs of the Week, dig into storytelling in hip-hop, and explore what it means to balance vulnerability with confidence as an artist.

This episode is about evolution — personally, creatively, and mentally.

🎙️ Song of The Week
Music • Culture • Growth