In this episode, we’ll be discussing a range of topics, from the treatment of Carlee by black people in front of white people, to the latest music releases and their impact on our opinions. We’ll also be talking about Yo Gotti’s new project with DJ Drama, and the ongoing lawsuit involving Lizzo and her back dancers. We’ll also be diving into the question of whether Lizzo should be canceled, and exploring the topic of fat shaming within the fat community.

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In this episode we're joined by the homie Jon Leon. We start off with sad news, rapper YNG Cheese, son of Gillie the King of MDWOG, was killed in a shooting in Philadelphia at 20 years old, cutting short a promising rap career. Lil Baby is struggling with ticket sales for his upcoming tour, leading to drastic price cuts at some venues. Controversy surrounds Kodak Black and 6IX9INE's collaboration, while G Herbo faces legal troubles over federal charges. The 2023 Writers Guild of America strike continues, and Sha'Carri Richardson shines in sports news. NBA star Dwight Howard is being sued for assault and battery, and there's speculation about Shannon Sharpe potentially joining 'First Take' on ESPN, and last but not least, our Carlee Russell / Hoover PD Press Conference Reaction!

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In this episode, we chat with Cassanova McKinzy, a former NFL player who turned into a successful entrepreneur. He shares his insights on overcoming injuries, running a bar and lounge, and empowering the black community. You’ll learn how he dealt with physical and mental challenges, how he transitioned into business during the pandemic, and how he balances fatherhood and happiness. You’ll also discover his tips on creating opportunities, pursuing dreams, and achieving greatness. Don’t miss this amazing conversation with Cassanova McKinzy, a true inspiration for anyone who wants to grow and evolve.

In this episode, Darryl tells us about his experience at the Killer Mike show and how he got involved in designing Travis Scott’s “Utopia” merch. He also gives some valuable advice for aspiring creatives who want to make it in the industry. Then, we dive into the latest music news, such as Quavo’s new single featuring Future, where he throws shade at Russell Wilson, and the controversy over Tyre Nichols’ death and the lawsuit his family filed.

We also recap the 2023 ESPYs and highlight the best moments and winners from the sports awards show. Lastly, we talk about the case of Carlee Russell, a young woman who disappeared in Alabama and whose family is asking for help in finding her.

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Join us as we dive into the world of Dolo Fibonacci, a Southern rapper whose music is all about capturing emotion and creating a voice. In this special episode, which was originally released exclusively to our Plairs Circle community via Ko-Fi on March 10th, we explore his latest single, "Green Acres Baby".

Dolo's authority in hard-hitting hooks and conscious lyrics shines through in this alternative perspective on trap music. We discuss his childhood surrounded by music legends like Sam Cooke and Marvin Gaye, his influences from rap icons UGK and Outkast, and how he incorporates these elements into his unique style. We also delve into his recent partnership with RBG Media and his role as a mentor for up-and-coming rappers through his record label, Innovative Visions. Join us for a vibrant conversation as we uncover his journey, struggles, and his unwavering determination to inspire his fans.

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This week, we’re talking about KeKe Palmer’s baby daddy tweet that had everyone in their feelings. He tweeted his disapproval in response to a viral video of Usher serenading Palmer, who sported a stylish black bodysuit underneath a sheer, patterned dress at the singer’s concert. “It’s the outfit tho… you a mom,” he replied to the clip on Twitter. What do we think of his comment? Was he out of line or just keeping it real? We’ll break it down and share our thoughts on this controversial topic.

We’re also celebrating Lil Wayne’s classic album “Tha Carter” that turned 20 years old this week. We’ll revisit some of our favorite tracks, memories and moments from this iconic project that changed the game and influenced a whole generation of rappers. We’ll also discuss Juvenile’s lit performance on NPR Tiny Desk, where he brought back some of his hits like “Back That Azz Up” and “Slow Motion”. How did he do? Did he represent the culture well?

Next, we’ll talk about NBA off-season drama: where will Dame Dolla end up? The Portland Trail Blazers star has been rumored to be unhappy with his team and looking for a trade. Where do we think he should go? What team would be the best fit for him? We’ll debate and analyze the possible scenarios and outcomes for one of the best players in the league. Finally, we’ll touch on SCOTUS overturning affirmative action, a decision that could have major implications for education, employment and diversity in America. What do we think of this ruling? How will it affect us as black people? We’ll share our opinions, concerns and hopes for the future of our community.

In this Plairs Circle Exclusive, we're bringing you an extraordinary treat that originally dropped first 3 months ago exclusively on Ko-Fi.

Joining us for this remarkable episode is none other than Charles Pilot, the esteemed owner of Fat Charles BBQ, an iconic food truck that has captured the hearts and taste buds of Alabama residents. Charles rose to prominence during the challenging times of the pandemic, and we're honored to have him share his inspiring journey with us.

As a music commentary podcast, we dive deep into the world of hip-hop with Charles, as he reveals his personal top 5 rappers. You won't want to miss this exclusive insight into the mind of a seasoned food truck owner and hip-hop connoisseur who has not only thrived in the face of adversity but has become a true inspiration to the community and beyond. Let's celebrate the spirit of resilience and creativity with Charles Pilot on The Goodplairs Podcast!

This week, we have a special guest joining us: the vivacious K. Samone, A Lady of Media. With her extraordinary personality that shines both in front of a camera and behind a microphone, she has captivated audiences throughout her journey from Virginia to Philly, Atlanta, and now Birmingham.

In this episode, we delve into K. Samone's fascinating career, starting from her early days as a sideline reporter and producer for NNPSTV-Channel 47 at the young age of 16. From there, she quickly climbed the ranks, winning awards for her television and PSA projects and eventually producing and hosting an award-winning college radio show affiliated with Def Jam and Warner Music Group at Old Dominion University.

Now, K. Samone has landed a coveted role as the host of middays on WBHJ (95.7 FM, 95.7 Jamz) in Birmingham. We chat with her about her TV and radio beginnings, her acting aspirations, and her experience with culture shock when relocating to Birmingham. Her vibrant energy and wealth of experience make her a perfect fit for the legendary station, and she's excited to connect with the Birmingham culture and community.

Join us for a lively conversation as we explore K. Samone's career trajectory, her insights into the industry, and her plans for the future.

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In this episode we sit down with Luke Crowder, a Birmingham, AL native and Grammy-nominated producer with an impressive list of production credits. From Killer Mike to Drake, Rick Ross to Latto, 2 Chainz to PARTYNEXTDOOR, Masego to Westside Boogie, Curren$y, and many others, Luke has left his mark on the industry.

Join us as we dive into Luke's journey as a producer, exploring his humble beginnings and the fascinating stories behind some of his notable placements. We also discuss his monthly event, the "Vibe Tribe: Producer Showcase," and unravel the significance of fostering genuine relationships within the industry. Get ready for an episode packed with insights, inspiration, and insider knowledge from one of the music industry's brightest talents.

In the second half of this double-header episode, we have an exciting sponsored segment featuring King Soldier, a rising independent artist. We delve into King Soldier's captivating journey as an artist and explore the stories behind his latest project, "Are You Still Down?"

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