Michael Jackson and Ryan Florence discuss building Remix, a React framework. They explore TurboLinks, Pjax, and server-side rendering. They also discuss Remix's potential, suspense, back end connections, CDN optimization, React Router v6 integration, and smart routing in Remix.

Ryan Florence and Michael Jackson discuss their business plans for Remix, React Router, and Reach UI. They talk about the impact of COVID on their business, the challenges of making open-source sustainable, and different models of monetizing open source software. They also explore the need for a framework that solves multiple problems in the React community and explain why they choose to sell their product instead of keeping it open source.

Michael Jackson's former bodyguard, Matt Fiddes, reveals intriguing insights into working with the pop star, discussing controversies, personal encounters, and challenges faced. From childhood dreams to business success, the podcast uncovers never-before-heard stories of their time together, highlighting the complexities of Michael Jackson's life and legacy.

Sony purchases Michael Jackson's music collection for $1.2B. Dunkin' Donuts wins Super Bowl commercial. Waymo's robotaxi set on fire. Discussion on art vs. artist, cancel culture, and protest in San Francisco.

Cam’ron & Mase respond to previous comments, NBA Youngboy critiques, Joe's Friday night out, Ashanti & Nelly rumored baby, Lil Baby disses Gunna, restaurant denies service to Natalie Nunn, Michael Jackson's 'Thriller 40' documentary disappoints, Rick Ross responds to 50 Cent, Ish recaps Youth Summit, and much more!

Michael Jackson, music legend, attempts to rebuild his legacy after sexual abuse allegations. Topics discussed: his battle with addiction, plans for a comeback, public skepticism towards his marriage, visit to a children's hospital in Budapest, challenges in the production of a history film, and coverage of his trial.

Katt Williams, a comedy great, discusses various topics with Shannon in this iconic conversation. They cover Steve Harvey, Kevin Hart, Cedric the Entertainer, Harvey Weinstein, Kanye West & Kim Kardashian, P. Diddy, Rickey Smiley, Michael Jackson, his net worth, loaning the Migos money, investing in himself, strippers, and more!

Matthew Perry conspiracy death theories, Michael Jackson Neverland theory, Lights Off paranormal game, social media impact, going viral, teacher abusing power, Pleasure Island cartoon, Drake's diss, finding your role in life, and more discussed on Jumpers Jump podcast.

Leon Neyfakh and Jay Smooth present 'Think Twice: Michael Jackson', an exploration of the King of Pop's life and impact. They discuss the enduring global influence of Michael Jackson, despite the disturbing allegations against him, as well as their own conflicted emotions. Join them on a journey to delve deeper into the complexities of his legacy.

Darkness falls across the land, and it's the right time for Michael Jackson's "Thriller." STRONG SONGS ON PATREON Strong Songs has a Patreon! If you liked this episode (or, you know, any of them), we hope you'll consider supporting the show. Learn more here: https://www.patreon.com/strongsongs STRONG MERCH! Visit the Strong Songs merch store for some very cool t-shirts, mugs, totes, and more: store.strongsongspodcast.com IT'S CLOSE TO MIDNIGHT Kirk picks apart Rod Temperton's dance floor classic in all its groovy, corny, sound effect-y glory. Band/Artist: Michael Jackson Album: Thriller, 1982 Composed by: Rod Temperton, produced by Quincy Jones Listen/Buy: Apple Music | Amazon | Spotify ------ A NOTE FROM KIRK: It’s been a couple months since I produced this episode, and just a few days since I watched the first part of “Leaving Neverland,” a devastating new HBO documentary in which two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, detail their alleged childhood sexual abuse at the hands of Michael Jackson. It’s an intense and difficult documentary to watch, but I recommend that everyone listening to this episode do so. Jackson’s estate denies it all, but watching people on camera relaying such painful memories, in such excruciating detail, is both wrenching and convincing. It’s impossible to separate an amazing song like “Thriller” from the man who sang it. I still think Thriller is a great song and admire the many people involved in making it, but hearing Robson and Safechuck’s accounts, on top of the similar stories I and the culture at large brushed aside or shrugged our shoulders at when they first surfaced many years ago, has certainly changed the way I hear Jackson’s voice. I’m leaving this episode as is, but I wanted to add this note, as well as to link to this New York Times editorial on Jackson’s legacy by Wesley Morris, which says so much, so well. ~KH 3/6/2019