1h 23mWe Don't Smoke the Same Podcast interview with Sendog of Cypress HillWe Don't Smoke The Same11 viewsThe host and guest discuss the Bill Cosby and Harvey Weinstein allegations, with Sen Dog expressing skepticism about victims waiting 30-40 years to come forward, though he acknowledges the trauma involved.takeaway
1h 53mFlex Alexander Sets The Record Straight on Michael Jackson Movie, One on One Show & Hollywood IssuesThe Art Of Dialogue187 viewsFlex Alexander provides a candid retrospective on his career, detailing his transition from basketball and dance to stand-up comedy and acting. He shares specific anecdotes about auditioning for majorsummary
57mSHARP TONGUE: Frank CastilloJessimae Peluso59 viewsFrank Casteel's experience with the Bill Cosby scandal illustrates the complexity of separating art from the artist, noting that while he felt let down, he also recognized the importance of personal accountability and avtakeaway
53mTHIS Is How Kenan & Kel Took Off, Shaq Reveals A Secret Movie Cameo + The Secret To 20 Years of SNLThe Big Podcast with Shaq108 viewsComedy Influences: Kenan cites Eddie Murphy, Bill Cosby, and Richard Pryor as major influences, noting that the 90s era provided a unique 'place to practice' with multiple black-led TV shows (Cracking, WB, UPN) and a peatakeaway
55mErica Cobb & T.I. On the Cultural Effects of COVID-19 | expediTIously PodcastexpediTIously with Tip T.I. Harris41 viewsMedia representation requires authenticity; speakers argue that Black individuals should be allowed to express diverse viewpoints and emotions without being forced into a singular 'representative' narrative, citing the ntakeaway
1h 21mShaq and DC Young Fly Have A Roast Battle While Dr J Reveals Wild Untold NBA Stories | Ep. #7The Big Podcast with Shaq66 viewsDC Young Fly attributes his success to studying the craft of comedy predecessors like Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby, emphasizing the need to understand the roots of one's profession.takeaway
18mAdam Richman Talks "The Food That Built America" and "Adam Eat's The 80's" | SWAY’S UNIVERSESWAY'S UNIVERSE15 viewsFamous Amos founder Wally Amos was an agent at William Morris who discovered Simon & Garfunkel, and his initial investors included Helen Reddy, Bill Cosby, and Marvin Gaye.takeaway
