

Episode 771 | "Toxic Poetry"
Oct 30, 2024
In this lively discussion, guest Marc Lamont Hill, an American academic and political commentator, dives into the intersection of race and humor. The group playfully debates 50 Cent's money decisions, while also critiquing a comedian's offensive jokes that sparked backlash. They humorously reminisce about basketball skills and honor Dwyane Wade's legacy amidst playful jabs. Marc emphasizes the responsibility of artists in their narratives, reflecting on the balance of authenticity and entertainment in hip-hop culture.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Comfort and Chaos
02:40 • 8min
Celebration, Banter, and Baseball Frustrations
10:13 • 4min
Lighthearted Banter and Moral Dilemmas
14:06 • 16min
Dissecting Comedic Racism and Its Impact
30:06 • 4min
Humor, Politics, and Statues
33:45 • 22min
Banter on the Basketball Court
55:47 • 13min
Navigating Male Friendships and Sports Dynamics
01:08:21 • 6min
Navigating Age Dynamics
01:14:30 • 11min
Navigating Age and Relationships
01:25:46 • 26min
Exploring Tyler's Musical Evolution
01:51:17 • 11min
Culinary Delights and Health Humor
02:02:42 • 2min
Legacy and Evolution in Hip-Hop
02:04:15 • 22min
Exploring Music Collaborations and Anticipated Releases
02:26:01 • 2min
Stories, Justice, and Dunking
02:27:36 • 13min
Haunted House Hijinks and Friendship Dynamics
02:40:52 • 10min
Rethinking Rap: Responsibility and Reality
02:51:11 • 12min
Navigating Family Ties in Entertainment
03:03:31 • 21min
Sports, Music, and Memories
03:24:53 • 8min
Exploring Romantic Affection and Tenderness
03:33:01 • 3min
Music Insights: Weekend Vibes and Glorilla's New Release
03:35:54 • 3min
Vibes of Halloween and Lyrical Triumphs
03:39:19 • 17min