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CURATORS OF HIP HOP

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Curators of Hip Hop (COHH) is an international movement dedicated to preserving Hip Hop culture. This podcast series is created to promote intellectual and creative conversations centered around artistry, technology, business and culture-- through a HIP HOP lens.
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Curators of Hip Hop

Curators of Hip Hop

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Curators of Hip Hop (COHH) is an international movement dedicated to preserving Hip Hop culture. This podcast series is created to promote intellectual and creative conversations centered around artistry, technology, business and culture-- through a HIP HOP lens.
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Cut Curator Podcast

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Rob G. The General talks with iconic rap pioneers about the songs that form the backbone and heritage of Hip Hop. Digging in depth to learn more about the origin of legendary artists and the music that shaped a cultural phenomenon!
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Encore Radio Show

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The Encore Radio Show is the premier Hip Hop podcast for indie creators and curators. Based in NYC, The Encore Radio Show podcast interviews indie Hip Hop creators and curators to document and highlight their growth and successes.
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Burn One Podcast

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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/burn-one-podcast/subscribe The purpose of the Burn One Hip Hop Podcast is to educate, inform, and entertain the people of the hip hop community. We plan on producing the best content in the market by staying true to what we believe in and consistent hard work. We will not put out falsified stories , but instead give our listeners good factual information that is put out in a manner-able way that is fair to the artists but still entertaining to our ...
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The Backstory is a new podcast from Otis that goes deep with some of the world’s most exciting creators, cultural figures, collectors, and artists about the items and objects that motivate them. Hosted by Sean Williams and Dan McQuade, The Backstory gives you an insider‘s look at some of the most interesting people shaping our culture today.
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Born from the Young, Black & Opinionated blog, the YBO podcast is for the culture! Get ready to laugh, think, and get in your feelings as host Christina Royster shares her personal opinions about faith, love, entertainment news, stories of Black excellence and everything in between.
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Florence Price was exceptional, but she was not singular. In the fascinating new book "South Side Impresarios," musicologist Samantha Ege situates Price amidst multiple generations of Black women who transformed Chicago into a Black classical metropolis. In this conversation, we discuss the city and community that built Price, including the pivotal…
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Welcome to Season 4 of Sound Expertise! Opera is a four-hundred-year-old genre, and it often looks and sounds that way: despite opera's revolutionary merging of artistic disciplines, its administrators and musicians are often stuck in the past. But in his visionary productions, the director Yuval Sharon has imagined many potential futures for the a…
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On this episode, Christina speaks with author J.P. Miller about Black children’s literature, cultural representation, HBCUs and how storytellers can help amplify Black voices. Pre-order Miller’s new book ‘Travel to…Historically Black Colleges and Universities’ for yourself or a student here: https://www.amazon.com/Historically-Black-Colleges-Univer…
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Philip Ewell has, in recent years, become the most controversial music scholar on the planet. After his incisive work on music theory's white racial frame was unfairly attacked by fellow academics, he was suddenly thrust into the national spotlight, as right-wing news outlets targeted him as part of a broader backlash. A discussion about what it me…
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Do we hear silence? John Cage certainly thought so, and so does Chaz Firestone, a scientist whose laboratory's recent study revealed that yes, we do hear silence. In this conversation, we discuss his new findings, what they mean for the fields of perception studies and philosophy, and how science and the humanities can work together to provide new …
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In curating music and the performing arts at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, Dwandalyn Reece has one of the most important jobs one can have as a music scholar: providing a framework for the public to understand African-American culture, at a moment in which Black history is under a nationwide assault. In …
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Happy birthday, hip hop! On the final episode of our #HipHop50 celebration, Christina speaks with rapper, producer, and founder of Maplewick "The Wick" Records Brotha Ash about collaboration and curation. From Death Row to Bad Boy, hip hop wouldn't have ever expanded outside of Bronx, NY and touched the lives of millions without creatives and curat…
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Mark Katz is John P. Barker Distinguished Professor of Music at UNC Chapel Hill; Alim Braxton is a rapper on death row, who has been incarcerated in Central Prison in North Carolina since 1993. In 2019, they struck up a correspondence, and then a friendship, and are now writing a book. This is their story. Show notes and more over at soundexpertise…
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The revival of Julius Eastman's work has transformed the world of avant-garde music, and in many ways can be attributed to a single individual. Since the late 1990s, the composer and performer Mary Jane Leach has collected manuscripts and recordings of Eastman's music, and helped bring about the current wave of "Eastmania." But the politics of East…
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In 2018, Douglas Shadle tweeted about systemic discrimination in American orchestral programming. His thread went viral, and he soon found himself doing what became known, around then, as public musicology. In this conversation, he talks about presenting his work outside the academy through advocating for marginalized composers, and what the Floren…
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Christina shares what she’s been watching from FX’s The Bear to trash reality TV, discusses the writer and actor strike and ends on a high note with words of wisdom from Sheryl Lee Ralph. • Donate to the YBO School Supply Fundraiser. Thank you for your support! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=MA72VUXQQSZ2L • Follow on social: @TheYB…
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In his long career as a scholar and conductor, Joshua Rifkin has done a lot: arranged for Judy Collins, performed in the first-ever marathon of "Vexations," helped lead the ragtime revival and, perhaps most importantly, totally upended the conventional wisdom about Bach's choral music. This is a conversation about all of that, and more: rich, insig…
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Bossa nova is everywhere –– from a dance craze in the '60s to elevator music today -- but it's also from somewhere. Kaleb Goldschmitt studies how bossa nova moved from a specific musical tradition grounded in Brazilian culture to an international phenomenon, and what that means for how we understand jazz history. A conversation about all that and m…
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We’re continuing our Hip Hop 50 celebration with another “Sounds of Summer” episode all about the women who have made their mark in the male dominated hip hop industry. Christina uses the 2023 BET Awards as a springboard to discuss new school artists like Ice Spice and GloRilla, then brings it back to the old school with the biography of the legend…
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When classical composers incorporate indigenous music into their work, it's more than just cultural appropriation, because indigenous songs are more than just songs: they serve as medicine, law, and history. So what would it mean to redress such misuses, and to bring an indigenous worldview into Western art music? A conversation with Dylan Robinson…
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"Music and philosophy" is often about Nietzsche and Wagner, or Kant and Mozart. But, in Robin James's work, it can also be about pop, and feminist theory, and Peloton playlists. A conversation about Dr. James's approach towards philosophy, with a focus on her new project on the musical and cultural implications of our contemporary focus on "vibes."…
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Warning: This episode mentions sexual abuse which may be a trigger. Listener discretion is advised. June is Black Music Month and, on this episode, Christina recaps the HBO music documentary "Love to Love You" which covers the complicated but successful life and career of the Queen of Disco, Donna Summer. • Follow on social: @MissChrisDee and @TheY…
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There are approximately one bajillion biographies of Beethoven: do we need really another one? In fact, we do, because Laura Tunbridge has written an engrossing, provocative, and genuinely fresh book about Beethoven's life and times. A conversation about what it means to write about one of the most well-trodden composers in music history, and the r…
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What does it mean to search for music-making in the archives of slavery? Maria Ryan studies African-descended musicians and listeners in the colonial Caribbean, and her research is fraught with ethical and logistical challenges. A conversation about fully imagining the lives of enslaved musicians, when the evidence of those lives is documented almo…
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Summer 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of hip-hop and YBO is celebrating with "Sounds of Summer," a series of episodes that highlight the unique characteristics of the genre that we all love. On this episode, Christina welcomes actor/rapper Manny Simmons to the show to discuss how hip-hop can be a platform to amplify messages of trial and triumph i…
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What does it mean to be a scholar when the culture you study is under attack? Maria Sonevytsky and Oksana Nesterenko work on Ukrainian music, and their lives have changed profoundly in the last year. A conversation about the Ukrainian avant-garde and pop worlds, how wartime changes research agendas, and much more. Maria Sonevytsky is Associate Prof…
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The story of music in the Soviet Union isn't just about Shostakovich and Stalin -- sometimes, it's not about composers at all. Gabrielle Cornish writes about a different kind of socialist sound: noise abatement policy, pop music, and even an aborted plan to put a synthesizer in every Soviet home. A conversation about socialist noise, studying abroa…
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On episode 179, Christina speaks with friend of the show, content creator, Jay Shine, about growing through what you go through in life. The ladies share advice to their younger selves and talk about doing the inner work to live a full life. • Follow on social: @MissChrisDee, @TheYBOPodcast, @BeautJay_• Click here for all things YBO: https://linktr…
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The African-American pianist Hazel Harrison played with the Berlin Philharmonic in 1904, and was promptly forgotten. But Kira Thurman remembers. Her incredible book Singing Like Germans tells the rich, textured stories of Black classical musicians who performed in Germany, which provided a safe haven from American segregation, even though they stil…
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Writing a biography isn't easy, especially when it's of a living person, and especially when that living person is an epochal, oft-mythologized musician like Joni Mitchell. But Ann Powers, one of my absolute favorite music critics, has been doing the work. For our Season 3 debut, a deep conversation with Ann about her in-progress Joni Mitchell book…
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Finally, Sound Expertise returns! Season 3 begins on May 16, and it's our biggest and most ambitious to date: a full summer of interviews with music scholars about their research, and why it matters. Check out past episodes at soundexpertise.org and get ready for our season premiere next week: an interview with the amazing Ann Powers about her in-p…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina checks in with 20-year-old artist and student Mikayla Griffin to see how Generation Z is coping with our ever-changing world. The two talk about everything from artificial intelligence to family planning and discuss the importance of having good character over internet clout. Tune in to learn a thing or two from th…
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We're almost back -- Season 3 will debut in just a few weeks! Before then, one final bonus episode: our great producer D. Edward Davis interviews Will and co-author Kerry O'Brien about their new book "On Minimalism: Documenting a Musical Movement," which University of California Press will release on April 25. We talk about our histories with music…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina speaks with fashion editor, Christian influencer and author Tarah-Lynn Saint-Elien about leaning on faith and family as we follow our passions to fulfill our purpose. Remember to share the lessons learned from your testimony. Follow on social: @MissChrisDee, @TheYBOPodcast, @IAmTarahLynn• Click here for all things …
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On this episode of YBO, Christina chats with duel founder and artist Brittanie Thomas about the challenges and advantages of being a creative in corporate—or any structured organization for that matter. Remember, you are not your resume! Follow us on social: @MissChrisDee, @TheYBOPodcast, @IAmBrittanieTea • For all things YBO, click here: https://l…
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Welcome to another episode of the Burn One Podcast. 2:45 - Rodney voices his beef with Channel 4 & The Tennessean 8:14 - J. Fields is suing SoHo House Nashville for unlawful termination / our own personal experiences with SoHo House. 30:52 - TN Drag show ban 34:38 - Straight men smoking hookah 42:30 - snitching in 2023 / Rodney and TJ give a brief …
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In honor of Women's History Month, Christina discusses her favorite women in pop culture including fictional characters like Lisa Simpson and political icons like Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Women's contributions to society are undeniable and there’s much to be said about the power of the pu$$y. • Follow on social: @TheYBOPodcast, @MissChrisDee • For all …
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On this episode of YBO, Christina speaks with celebrity chef Renee Blackman about having confidence in the kitchen and in life, what her experience was really like on Netflix's 'Pressure Cooker,' and how she makes each dish special by adding her unique flavor. • Follow on social: @ChefReneeBlackman, @TheYBOPodcast, @MissChrisDee • For all things YB…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina talks with marketing maven and social entrepreneur Shanea "Shay" Phillips about finding your niche, knowing your audience and the rise of Shanea’s New Jersey networking event series, Brunch N Grind. Follow us on social: @TheYBOPodcast, @MissChrisDee, @BrunchNGrind, @Diva_Shay • For all things YBO, click here: https…
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From Will Smith slapping Chris Rock to Jennifer Lopez spinning the block with Ben Affleck, Christina recaps the highs, lows and shocking pop culture moments of 2022. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • For all things YBO, click here: https://linktr.ee/ybopodcast…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina gives her hot take on Deion Sanders’ career move and shares two of her favorite Black sitcom Christmas episodes that remind her of family and tradition. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • For all things YBO, click here: https://linktr.ee/ybopodcast…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina talks to friend and fellow content creator Destiny Regenee about creativity, authenticity, inspiration and much more. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • Follow Destiny: @destinyregenee • For all things YBO, click here: https://linktr.ee/ybopodcast…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina welcomes Josh (Brotha) Ash back to the show to discuss slavery on the ballot, the passing of Migos member Takeoff and Drake always being in women’s business. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • Visit brotha.info for more information about Brotha Ash and his upcoming …
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On this episode of YBO, Christina puts y’all on to American Sign Language, discusses the latest pop culture news—including her favorite scary movies—and speaks her piece about Kanye’s latest antics. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • For all things YBO, click here: https://linktr.ee/ybopodcast…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina puts y’all on to her favorite TV dramas of the fall season, summarizes a movie with a 34% rating (so you don’t have to watch it) and discusses how some self-help and empowerment groups are more like cults. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • For all things YBO, click…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina puts y’all on to the 10 year anniversary of one of her favorite R&B albums and discusses everything from being Black at a PWI to cheating NBA head coaches. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • For all things YBO, click here: https://linktr.ee/ybopodcast…
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On this episode of YBO, Christina returns from her hiatus to share a new vocabulary word, recap her new favorite TV shows and films and give a life update on her relationships, career and more. • Follow YBO on social: @TheYBOPodcast • Follow Christina on social: @misschrisdee • For all things YBO, click here: https://linktr.ee/ybopodcast…
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