TRG #003 The Jesse Jackson Incident

An episode of the The Rhymers Guild podcast, hosted by The Rhymers Guild, titled "TRG #003 The Jesse Jackson Incident" was published on October 31, 2018 and runs 72 minutes.

October 31, 2018 ·72m · The Rhymers Guild

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We discuss why we think some artists don't use their platform to greater positive effect as well as "the mark of a good mom", which is characterized by extending conversations at inopportune times. Plus we discuss the RapPad.co app - check THAT out, y'all! Rhyme grades, beats, freestyle recording all built into one app. GML offers feedback to Da Poetry Lounge, LA's longest-running open mic - and will await their reply with bated breath. He also had a great experience at a volunteer event called Junior Achievement Real Talk. AMR details more of his video editing exploits. They're fresh, for REALS. Also he give GML some sage advice about being comfortable on a mic and finding his voice. We also discuss the following artists: Earl Sweatshirt Knxwledge Nick Grant Fashawn Nas Jay-Z Eminem EPISODE THEMES: Togetherness Acknowledging helpful people Entrepreneurship

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We discuss why we think some artists don't use their platform to greater positive effect as well as "the mark of a good mom", which is characterized by extending conversations at inopportune times. Plus we discuss the RapPad.co app - check THAT out, y'all! Rhyme grades, beats, freestyle recording all built into one app. GML offers feedback to Da Poetry Lounge, LA's longest-running open mic - and will await their reply with bated breath. He also had a great experience at a volunteer event called Junior Achievement Real Talk. AMR details more of his video editing exploits. They're fresh, for REALS. Also he give GML some sage advice about being comfortable on a mic and finding his voice. We also discuss the following artists: Earl Sweatshirt Knxwledge Nick Grant Fashawn Nas Jay-Z Eminem EPISODE THEMES: Togetherness Acknowledging helpful people Entrepreneurship

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