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Oct 11, 2016 1 hr 43 min

A Seat At The Panel

from Runaway Jukebox Hosted by Jason B. Russell

Please donate to our home studio project: runawayjukebox.com/donate/ —— It's been a long ass week. Between music and festivals and everything else, we're here to talk about it all! Strap in for a long and hilarious episode. SHOW NOTES: [00:03:00] Last week, we reviewed Mick Jenkins' new album The Healing Component. [00:05:25] An update for joyfullocs on her Runaway Book Club pick, Angie Martinez's "My Voice". Has Wendy Williams ALWAYS been trash?! Album Talk [00:10:00] Solange - A Seat at the Table [00:32:20] Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition [00:55:40] Kid Cudi recently checked himself into rehab and for some reason, outlets felt the need to say that artists need to talk about their mental health more. The question is: have y'all been listening? Did you hear Speeding Bullet 2 Heaven? Not to mention the countless other albums by countless other artists that convey similar messages. [01:00:00] A Quick Tribute to Wesley Willis. Full song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyzDKAx8seU&spfreload=10 Rock over London, Rock on, Chicago... [01:08:55] Can I talk about how awesome A3C was for me?! Who I met?! What I talked about?! YALL MIND IF I WILD OUT?! As always, thank you so much for listening. —— Make sure to subscribe on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Acast! www.runawayjukebox.com Tweet us @runawayjukebox! Please donate to our home studio project: runawayjukebox.com/donate/

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