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Jun 29, 2016 39 min

Gowhere You Love: Ep. 1 — A Rosy Beginning

from The Gowhere You Love Podcast Hosted by Gowhere Hip Hop

The debut episode of the Gowhere You Love Podcast starring Sgt. Tibs (gowherehiphop.com co-founder @Sgt_Tibs), JJ (songwriter, actor) @heirjoooooordan), & Naagy (entrepreneur, nightlife, @NaagyCheese). On this episode, all of us being Chicagoans, we discuss the sadness for the end of the Derrick Rose Era for the Bulls. We also talk about the recent news of AirBnB's disputes with New York City over illegal rentals and what that means for the future of AirBnB in other major cities. And finally, our third topic centers around remakes this summer — why are they Hollywood's go-to move and are any of them actually good? The segments are spliced in with a couple of music picks this week (by @PrettySisMusic and @GoodbyeTomorrow.) Please listen, subscribe, and write a quick review on iTunes! 0:00 Intro (Music by: @MarcusTheArtist) 2:30 Derrick Rose: Reflections from Bulls fans on the trade to New York 16:46 --Music Segment-- Pretty Sister "Come to L.A." 18:45 AirBnB in disputes with New York City over illegal rentals 28:50 --Music Segment-- Goodbye Tomorrow "What Would You Say" (co-written by JJ) 31:22 Movies, specifically Remakes this summer. Why are they Hollywood's go-to? And are any of them actually good? 38:50 Outro (cameo: @KingsleyBelle) http://gowherehiphop.com #GowhereYouLove

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