Thee Twin Radio

This episode is the first episode since September and we know its long overdue. We shared alot in this episode to make up for lost time.

This episode is the return to Thee Twin Radio. Alot has happened since episode 81 and we wanted to update you as well as share the latest news. So grab your headphones and press play to enjoy the great show we prepared for you.

This episode is about celebrating the culture of Hip Hop. We were able to interview 3 great contributor to the culture as they shared their journey as a student of evolution of Hip Hop. Our first guest is producer Kream Kash, he has spend many years as an artist and producer. He resides in the Roanoke Valley and works with two artist to develop their sound as they make their mark in Hip Hiop. Our second guest is the Legendary Dj Kool. He shares with us his experience growing up in DC and how Go Go music played a role in his journey as a Hip Hop/Go Go dj/artist. Lastly we wrapped things up with our very own Throwback King Dj Trans and his experience growing up around hip and becoming a dj for VA & NC. We hope that you enjoy this epiosde and we want to thank everyone who helped make it possible. More in store as we celebrate 50 years in Hip Hop.

This week we discussed a lot of things that just ain't adding up. We kick things off with our local spotlight where we shed light on two suspects who are being sought out for larceny. Also we are still searching for Jewel Sykes who is a missing person here in the Roanoke Valley and we call for the community to assist with finding her. Then we highlight our national headlines where a man is caught in a missing trackless train cause in Johnston County and that Amazon is doing more layoffs in the weeks ahead. In our entertainment news child star Amanda Bynes was placed on a 72 hour psychiatric hold and there is talks of a new movie from Jordan Peele. Lastly, we have a fooling me with the foolery that will turn your stomach, it did for us.

Sources:

https://www.rrdailyherald.com/news/local/two-suspects-sought-in-larceny/article_3f1b1b4a-c71b-11ed-a09d-0f93e59f6a16.html

https://jocoreport.com/deputies-track-down-train-thief/

NBC News, Politico, TMZ, New York Post, The Blast, Variety

Today we shed light on the story of Breonna Taylor a 26 year old black woman who was also wrongfully killed. Not only that, we will look into recent entertainment news along with sharing the new single by Lil Baby. Starbucks pulls a flip flop and Future shares his opinion on RATS, let's talk about it.

Sources: instagram, iheart.com, and hotnewhiphop.com

There was a lot to cover in this episode but we did our best in getting it all in in a good amount of time. Our local spotlight highlighted the Breaking Ground Ceremony for the new Eastman School(K-8) and newly elected officers in the Roanoke Valley. As for this weeks national news, we addressed the lost of power in Morris County, the return of Brittney Griner to the United States from a Russian prison and Donald Trump's tax issues. KayTeezy was able to shed light on the new documentary on Netflix about Prince Harry & Megan and there was the story about a pastor interested in growing his church members by hiring them to help grow weed at the church. Then there is the Tj Holmes scandal that everyone has been talking about and last but not lest the conversation about Coach Prime(Deion Sanders) leaving JSU. Tap in to this week's episode and enjoy as we interact with our Facebook Live audience about this week's topics.

Source:

RR Spin

Associated Press

The Shade Room

In the beginning of this episode we wanted to pay our last respects to our friend Jared Pelle. He recently passed away and we wanted to let him know he is forever with us. Also in our local news we are excited to say that Chick-fil-a is back open in the Roanoke Valley. Then there was the discussion about senseless violence that has been happening on all level. Also we talked about some entertainment news and had some fun  during this weeks fooling me with the foolery. We hope that you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed creating it with our live audience.

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The Shade Room