Breaking Atoms: The Hip Hop Podcast
Music:Music History
People love to say “I don’t see colour”. Yeah, right. But when it comes to music, it’s true for us. When the music bangs, it bangs. Don’t fight the feeling. We're Hip Hop heads, but we're music lovers first. This week’s episode is a fun conversation about some of our favourite songs by White artists. Some of our Caucasian brothers have been trained in the ancient art of The Funk™️, and we are here to recognise their rightful places in barbershop legend and cookout folklore. Welcome to The MOWO Awards.
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Mobile Phone Memories
Managers Vs Leaders
Strategic Friendships
Review: "Contrarian" by DL Hughley
Sumit's New Beard
Emergency Therapy Session
Remembering Roc-A-Fella
Mazzi (S.O.U.L. Purpose)
The Psychology of Change
Under Pressure
Jazz Rose
Ben Clube
The Price Is Right
Darnell Swallow
Soccer Sanchez
Jamieson
A Duppy Called Adidon
Everybody Knows A Know-It-All
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Irish Songs with Ken Murray
2F BBMs
Break Stuff: The Story of Woodstock ’99
The Nightingale of Iran
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