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Madonna: On the Borderline of Blackness

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RAHBI's "STRANGE" Returns: A Heartfelt Tribute to Black Music, Culture and Atlanta

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The Supa Dupa Fly Legacy of Missy Elliott

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The Transformative Power of Libraries and Literacy (Guest: Kelvin Watson)

105

Nitty Scott On Activism and the Stage: Discussing this year’s Banjee Boombox festival

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Growing Beats and Community With Sunny Cheeba: Discussing this year’s Banjee Boombox festival

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Dai Burger, A Versatile Visionary: Discussing this year’s Banjee Boombox festival

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The Journey and Inspiration of DJ LiKWUiD: Discussing this year’s Banjee Boombox festival

109

"Any Time, Any Place" Janet Jackson: The Queen of Slow Jams #SlowJamsCanHealUs

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Diana Ross, Gladys Knight, Patti LaBelle, and Remembering Angela Bofill: Divas of '83

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Summer Vacations and What Makes A Good Road Trip Song

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The Overweight Lover MC Heavy D: Hip Hop Pioneer and Bridge Builder

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Beyond "Fool of Me": Celebrating Meshell Ndegeocello's Trailblazing Career

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"Optimistic" by The Sounds of Blackness: The New Black National Anthem?

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The Melody of Learning With Toni Kennedy of "What's Poppin' Penny?"

116

"Iesha," Kris Kross and the Child Icons of 90s Music

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Debating 2024's Summer Anthems, Celebrating Soul II Soul's 'Back To Life', and the Hits of 1989

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Cringe Songs & Transformative Justice w/ Shannon Perez-Darby and Tashmica Torok of Popaganda Podcast

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The Black Famous Legacy of Teena Marie

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Reflecting on Zhané's Musical Legacy

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Slow Jams, Intimacy and Lyrics That Touch the Soul (Guest: Latrice Sampson Richards)

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And The Beat Don't Stop: Empress Rah and Tosha Love on the Future of Hip Hop

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The Art and Business of Songwriting (Guest: Brian Patrick Davis)

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Queue Points Trailer

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Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' Revolution (Guest: Mike 'Big Mike' Bryant)

126

A Deep Dive Into Salt-N-Pepa's Legacy By Ranking Their Albums

127

Sesame Street’s Harmony, Lessons and Black Music History

128

A Conversation on the Healing Power of Dance Music

129

Beyond the Controversy: Khia's Impact on Hip Hop

130

'One Mic', the Super Bowl's Black Music History & the Legacy of Usher (Guest: Michael Motley)

131

Slow Jams Can Heal Us (Guest: Whitney Jones of Slow Drag)

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Celebrating the Life and Career of J Dilla (Guest: Mr. Al Pete)

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Dreamgirls and The Color Purple: Exploring Broadway, Black Music, Film and Culture

134

All That We Can Say: A Deep Dive Into Ms. Lauryn Hill's Career

135

The Unspoken Truth: Exploitation in the Music Industry

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Loving You More and More: The Legendary Career of Barry White

137

Carols and Culture: A Dialogue about the Influence of Black Christmas Music

138

The Enduring Relevance of Soul Food: Music, Family and Life Lessons

139

Passing Down the Beat: Exploring Intergenerational Perspectives on Music

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Isaac Hayes: Channeling Black Pride and Masculinity Through Tender and Soulful Music

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The Irresistible Legacy of Teddy Pendergrass: A Deep Dive into His Influence and Essence

142

The Body as an Instrument: Nurturing the Health and Wellness of Black Music Makers

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Exploring the Soundscapes: Jason Randall Smith's Journey into Radio and Music

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Hip Hop's Impact Across the Pond: From the US to the UK (Guest: Ke Turner)

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Leave It All Behind At 15: Soundtracking Life's Journey Through Love & Music

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Hip Hop Reimagined: Creating a Culture of Respect, Equality, and Social Change #HipHop50

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The Grammys, Intergenerational Experiences, Black Women's Empowerment: A QP Hot Topics Show

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Examining Foxy Brown's Struggles and the Impact on Her Career During Hip-Hip's 50th Anniversary

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Trip Hop, Drum & Bass, and the Evolution of UK Beats (Guest: Jason Randall Smith)

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UK Soul and Hip Hop: Bridging Music Across the Pond (Guest: Jason Randall Smith)

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Resilience and Resonance: The Legacies of House Music's Unsung Heroines

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From Death Row to Madison Ave.: Snoop Dogg's Journey and Evolution

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From Micky D's to Pepsi: Black Musicians, Marketing and the Food Industry

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From Kid 'n Play to Salt-N-Pepa: The History of Hurby Luv Bug's Hit Machine

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From Crack to Chronic: Preventing A Second Wave of the Crack Epidemic Through Hip Hop

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'When Crack Was King': Author Donovan X. Ramsey On His Book About A Misunderstood Era

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House Party: A Timeless Coming-of-Age Film that Shaped a Generation of Black Youth

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The Unheard Melodies: Exploring the Scarcity of Songs about Black Fathers

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From "Brandy" to "Full Moon": The Legacy of Brandy Norwood and Her Influence on Music

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"Love to Love You, Donna Summer:" The Genius & Vulnerability of a Musical Icon

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Aunty Entity: Honoring the Life and Legacy of Tina Turner

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The Lady’s Run It: The Black Queer Woman Music Renaissance (Guest: Anna DeShawn)

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Two Years Of Queue Points & A Celebration of Bob Marley

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#RockHall, MET Gala & Our Top Shows of All Time

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"One of One": Celebrating Unreplicable Artists

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Teddy Riley: The Legendary Journey of the King of New Jack Swing #1988Series

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"Been Around The World:" Songs By Non-Black Folks That Black Folks Love

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Prizmatic: In Search Of ... Pharrell Williams

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The Phenomenon of "Street Faërie": Cree Summer's Brilliant Rock Accomplishment #WomensHistoryMonth

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Discovering the Essence of Jimi Hendrix through 'The Boy Who Kissed the Sky'

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The Dangers of Extreme Fan Culture: Lessons from the Show "Swarm"

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From Mary Dee Dudley to Wendy Williams: Discussing Black Women In Radio #WomensHistoryMonth

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Radio Legend Joyce Littel On Her History, Working With Usher and What's Next #WomensHistoryMonth

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Recapping Our Journey To The Ambies

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Haven't You Heard? A Queue Points Conversation about Patrice Rushen

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I Got 5 On It: DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray Ask One Another Questions About Music

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R&B Girl Group ENV: Giving You Something You Can Feel

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Revisiting Flavor Unit's Compilation "Roll Wit Tha Flava" and the rise of Zhané #HipHop50

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Spike Lee & #HipHop50: Do you know? Do you know? Do you know? #1988Series

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Black Steel In The Hour #HipHop50: Revisiting It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back #1988Series

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The Healing Project: A Discussion With Samora Pinderhughes

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Drawing Conclusions: #HipHop50 and Animation

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Forever Your Girl: The Lasting Legacy of Paula Abdul’s Debut

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Didn’t We Almost Have It All?: 90s Girl Groups That Almost Became Superstars

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Schoolhouse Rock At 50 & Recapping the Dionne Warwick Documentary

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Giving the Gift of Music for the Holiday

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Music from the Frontlines of the HIV Epidemic (Guest: stephen hicks)

188

The Concept of Gratitude (Guests: B4Nine Podcast)

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It’s Still All Good: A Conversation on the Future of Hip Hop (Guest: CSW)

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Hip Hop, Social Media & Violence: Is it still all good? (Guest: Mr. Al Pete)

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Queue Up The Vote (Guest: Malika Redmond, Women Engaged)

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Country Queens: Tina Turner, Cassandra Wilson, Tanya Trotter (Country Music Series Pt. 4)

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For Love & Country (Country Music Series Part 3)

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The Charley Pride Effect (Country Music Series Part 2)

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DeFord Bailey, Grand Ole Opry and the Origins of Country (Country Music Series Part 1)

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The Machines Are Coming

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Blood Lust: The music industry’s obsession with hip-hop conflict

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Can Black Folks Be Culture Vultures Too? (Guest: BLACK, GAY, stuck at home)

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What happened to summer jams? / Black men and mental health (Guest: Reclamation Point Podcast)

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Rob Milton Will See Us Now