Episode 2 | "Four Condoms"

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The situation of Quentin Miller vs. Meek Mandela vs. Drake starts the podcast(3:08). Justin Bieber's new album sparks a debate(14:22)and leads to a discussion on mental health in music(22:35). The Weeknd's new single get reviewed on the spot(30:50)and much more in this week's episode. UNHEARD artists in order: Levi Carter "Holyfield", JOHN! "City" ft. Chip Lurkin, and Mathaius Young "2 CUPS".

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