On this week's episode, we immediately kicked off with a debate surrounding Playboi Carti's MUSIC album and whether we should be aging out of certain music. In a time where most new albums have a shelf life of a week, we revisted which albums we still have in rotation and which ones we haven't gone back to.

We also reacted to the the wild story of a Tufts student being abducted by masked ICE agents, shared our thoughts on which ethnicities produce the best barbers, before wrapping things up with what everyone's been building behind the scenes. Tune in and enjoy the conversation!

Time Stamps:

0:00 - Intro/ Is there an age limit for certain music?

9:00 - Which albums of the past year are we still listening to?

16:30 - Is Playboi Carti’s commercial success impressive?

32:15 - Staying home vs. popping out/ Awkward social exchanges

40:30 - What life has been like without a week of X (Twitter)

48:45 - Tufts student gets abducted by ICE?/ Could we be next?

1:10:45 - Which ethnicity produces the best barbers?

1:35:30 - Outro/ what projects everyone’s currently working on?

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There's no love lost when it comes to Elon and Kanye on this podcast! We're called Bad For The Community but they're the definition of it. On this week's episode, we discussed the protests against Tesla and Kanye's distasteful tweet about Beyonce's twins. The discussion led to an interesting conversation about self-accountability and our role in empowering these types of behaviors. We also spoke on Playboi Carti's polarizing new album, Kendrick Lamar's hypocrisy, and more!

Time Stamps:

0:00 - Video games/ NBA Playoffs predictions

16:00 - Intro/ The generation of comfortability

21:30 - Tesla protests & Elon Musk's Fox News interview

45:00 - Kanye's gone too far...again/ Should you stop wearing Yeezys?

1:05:00 - Looking back at Chance the Rapper's 'Acid Rap'

1:16:20 - Playboi Carti's 'MUSIC' album/ Is Kendrick Lamar a hypocrite?

1:31:30 - How down bad you gotta be to AfterPay your DoorDash order?

1:35:45 - Cordae's Tiny Desk performance with his mom

1:39:30 - John Cena's heel turn/ Travis Scott's smack to Cody Rhodes

1:43:35 - Influencer's ridiculous 4am morning routine

1:52:00 - Outro/ Stefon Diggs to the Patriots?

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Catherine T. Morris, the founder of BAMS (Boston Arts & Music Soul) Fest, joined us for one of the most thoughtful and insightful conversations we've had yet on the podcast! As advocates for the Boston music and arts scene, it was important for us to recognize and learn more about Catherine's contributions toward the scene. Her mission to build racial equity and economic empowerment to Black creatives and entrepreneurs is evident through her work the growing success of BAMS Fest, and her role as the Director of Arts & Creativity at The Boston Foundation.

During our conversation with Catherine, we learned more about her journey, including: her experiences with racism in the METCO program, her early work as an event coordinator during her college years, and her time spent in Philadelphia (which ultimately inspired her return to Boston and sparked the idea of BAMS Fest). Catherine also shared with us the criteria behind BAMS Fest's selection process for performers, advice she has for up-and-coming artists, and her overall views on the state of the creative economy in Boston. This conversation is a must-listen and one we're sure you're going to love and appreciate!

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