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Whitney Houston was WILD! | ep 168 - History Hyenas

History Hyenas25 views
The hosts discuss the life, career, and tragic death of Whitney Houston, highlighting her status as one of the greatest vocalists in history while exploring the impact of her crack cocaine addiction and turbulent personasummaryWhitney Houston was born in Newark, New Jersey, on August 9, 1963, and was surrounded by musical talent from infancy, including family friends like Aretha Franklin (whom she called 'Auntie Aretha') and her cousin Dionne takeawayHouston was the first black woman to grace the cover of Seventeen magazine and the first black performer to receive heavy rotation on MTV, breaking significant barriers in the music industry.takeaway

Karrueche & Marques Houston on New Movie - A Weekend with the Family - Interview - BigBoyTV

BigBoyTV16 views
Marques Houston and Karrueche Tran discuss their new film 'A Weekend With The Family,' highlighting the comedic chemistry on set and the behind-the-scenes negotiation that led to their casting.summaryThe conversation also covers personal updates, including Houston's upcoming proposal and Tran's expanding brand presence through K-pop and social media.summaryCasting dynamics: Karrueche Tran's contract stipulated that only Marques Houston could be her co-star, which influenced her decision to join the project despite their real-life history.takeaway

Foodies and Friends at Daily Gather

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Daily Gather, a Houston restaurant specializing in American classics with Vietnamese twists, is participating in Houston Restaurant Week 2026, offering four courses for $55 to support the Houston Food Bank.summaryDaily Gather's culinary philosophy focuses on 'American classics with a twist,' specifically incorporating Vietnamese flavors and local Houston produce from farms like Atinson Farms.takeaway“We focused in on... American classics with a twist. We've got some Houston flavors, and by that it's us touching into some Vietnamese flavors.”quote

Houston Bayou Strangler: The Man Behind Houston's Bayou Bodies Mystery

The Murder Men25 views
The hosts discuss the Houston Bayou Strangler case, where over 220 bodies have been recovered from Houston's bayous since 2017, with police officially dismissing them as accidental drownings despite community concerns absummaryPolice Inaction: Houston police and the DA maintain there is no serial killer, attributing deaths to accidental drownings or homeless 'water burials,' despite off-the-record admissions that they have suspects.takeaway“The official stance of the police department and the government of Houston is that there is no issue here. There's no it's like look away. It's just a kinky dink. Just a coincidence cuz these are all drownings.”quote

Mo Amer on American vs Arabic Culture, DJ Khaled Beef, & Palestinian Pride

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Houston Diversity: Houston is described as the 'first level' of America for immigrants due to its extreme diversity (90 languages spoken in some neighborhoods), serving as a testing ground before integrating into broadertakeaway“Houston is like the first level of the video game of America... if America was kind of complicit in doing some to your country, we go, 'All right, y'all can come, but you got to survive Houston.'”quote

Z-Ro Talks J Prince, Scarface, DJ Screw, Houston Rap Scene, Going To Therapy, New Album With Ceelo.

Holdin Court Podcast60 views
Houston rap legend Zero (Brother Vanross) shares his journey from homelessness and early fatherhood to becoming an independent artist, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and self-reliance over industry validationsummaryHe distinguishes between Houston's local support system and the national industry, noting that while locals buy music, true industry respect requires breaking out of the regional bubble and collaborating with top-tier natakeaway“Houston got no music... You ain't going to Houston to sign no record deal... You ain't going there for music.”quote

Lil' Flip & Z-Ro On Pimp C's $15K Test, DMX's Blunts, Houston vs Atlanta Beef & More | Drink Champs

REVOLT20 views
and Big Flip discuss the independent business model pioneered by Houston labels like Rap-A-Lot and Screwed Up Records, emphasizing that maintaining personal networks and fan loyalty is more sustainable than major label dsummaryThey share anecdotes about the cultural impact of Hurricane Katrina on Houston's music scene, the importance of authenticity in an era of digital streaming, and the enduring value of regional identity and loyalty in hip-summaryHouston's geographic position and cultural diversity created a unique musical ecosystem where artists from different backgrounds (e.g., Puerto Rican, Mexican, Black) collaborated and supported each other, fostering a distakeaway

Foodies and Friends - Turner's Cut

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Benjamin Berg discusses Turner's Cut's debut in Houston Restaurant Weeks 2026, highlighting the strategic value of offering high-end dining experiences at accessible price points to attract new customers.summaryThe conversation covers the restaurant's design philosophy, the culinary expertise of Chef Pablo, and the operational realities of running a fine-dining establishment in Houston.summaryParking costs in Houston are significant, with underground spots costing $80,000-$90,000 to build and above-ground spots $30,000-$45,000, explaining why many restaurants charge for parking or valet.takeaway

ZOMBIE OUTBREAK 2026 THEORY, JAMES FRANCO EXPOSING ALIENS & MESSI LAMINE YAMAL PROPHECY THEORY

Jumpers Jump42 views
They analyze the concept of 'soul contracts' through Whitney Houston's death and Clyde David, and explore the alleged curse surrounding Aaliyah's movie The Queen of the Damned.summaryClyde David is linked to Whitney Houston's death; she signed a contract with 'perpetuity throughout the universe' clauses just before dying in a hotel where Clyde was throwing a party.takeaway“Perpetuity means forever. So in any realm or anywhere... They realistically own Whitney Houston in all realms.”quote

Paul Wall and Termanology Talk New Collab Album 'Start 2 Finish' w/ Bun B, Kxng Crooked, and More

SWAY'S UNIVERSE22 views
Paul Wall and Termanology discuss their collaborative album 'Start to Finish', exploring the evolution of hip-hop from regional scenes like Houston's Screw music to Boston's Boom Bap.summaryHouston's Screw music was designed specifically for car audio systems with heavy bass; the slowed-down tempo and reverb were intended to make 808s hit harder in trunk-mounted speaker setups, contrasting with East Coast htakeaway“If Scarface was from New York he'd be considered the greatest and everybody's right you know but being that he's from Houston maybe not as well”quote

Target Is Selling BLACKFACE for Halloween?! | Dante Nero, Akeem Woods, and Vishnu Vaka | IGWT 696

In Godfrey We Trust Podcast11 views
The hosts discuss a series of racially charged incidents including suspicious black hangings in the South, the Carmelo Anthony case, and police bias, while also honoring Dolly Parton and discussing the recent death of sisummaryThelma Houston: The singer Thelma Houston (age 72) is discussed as a former 'Jet Girl' who attended Juilliard and still looks great, contrasting with the recent passing of Dolly Parton.takeaway

Foodies and Friends- Lunch at The Annie

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The video highlights Houston Restaurant Weeks (HRW) features at two iconic local establishments: The Annie and B&B Butchers.summaryThe Annie showcases Italian-American classics with a focus on wood-grilled techniques and generous portions, while B&B Butchers demonstrates a successful HRW strategy centered on maintaining full-sized portions and high-summaryB&B Butchers is the top donation generator for Houston Restaurant Weeks for over a decade, attributed to staff motivation, extensive menu options, and a commitment to not skimping on food quality or size.takeaway

Mike Jones Finally Tells His Truth On Trae the Truth Altercation, Slim Thug, Paul Wall & Bankruptcy

The Art Of Dialogue3 views
He also discusses his IRS tax levy issues, the cultural impact of Houston rap, and his current focus on supporting new artists while maintaining financial independence.summaryHouston Scene Politics: Jones attributes the decline of Houston's rap dominance to internal politics, label interference (e.g., forcing him to stay 'street' instead of allowing 'The American Dream' album), and jealousy atakeaway