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Dope Nostalgia

Naomi Carmack

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Taking your earholes back to the era of Hammerpants, plaid, backwards overalls, grunge, and New Jack Swing! We revisit the music of the ’90’s on Dope Nostalgia. Bringing you closer to the musicians you loved, join us for chats with the hitmakers, laughs with friends, and a lot of reminiscing.
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Jacked

Wondery | UMG

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Have you ever had a dream? Something you wanted so bad you just couldn’t let it go? For a group of kids in Harlem in the Eighties, their dreams would change pop music forever. Teddy Riley, Timmy Gatling, and Aaron Hall form a group called Guy that would fuse hip-hop and R&B and launch a new sound. By the early Nineties, the New Jack Sound dominated the pop music charts: Bell Biv Devoe, Bobby Brown, Boyz II Men, and many more. But the rise of the New Jack sound would come at a cost, and not e ...
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The FlipNJay Show

FlipNJay Records

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The FlipNJay Show is back! Equity Guru present's "The Most Devastating 2 Hours On Radio" The FlipNJay Show with Flipout and Jay Swing celebrating the in the finest Hip Hop, R&B, Funk, Soul and Rock & Roll!
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Theoretikally R & B

Theoretikally R&B

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Founded in 2023, Theoretikally R&B (TRNB) is the passion project of longtime college friends. Commonly described as a safe space for R&B, TRNB provides the opportunity to immerse in deep discussion around the soulful sounds, artistry and culture of the genre. Much more than a podcast, Theoretikally R&B is a community dedicated to creating a place to listen, laugh, and learn about all things rhythm and blues. We invite all to join us as we examine and embrace the instruments, artists, and lyr ...
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Unhosted Radio Mixes is an unhosted mix show featuring Old-School ’R&B & Hip Hop. It’s ready for your local host. Even the name “Unhosted Radio Mixes” is optional — you can call this show anything you want to on the air. 4 hours per week. Each hour’s cue sheet gives precise times for local host talk. podcast weblog
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Macabrium

Macabrium Creative

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Welcome to Macabrium. (Formerly Haunted History) Step inside our candlelit study, where towering bookshelves hold the secrets of the past—true crime, dark history, lore, and legends waiting to be uncovered. Hosted by Megan Alda and Derek Stephen Brown, Macabrium is an immersive journey into the eerie and enigmatic. From chilling crimes to forgotten folklore, we unravel the stories that linger in the dark. Some are tragic, some are terrifying, and all are unforgettable. Join Megan on Tuesdays ...
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March5Music Podcast

Host Ricardo Holt

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An interactive podcast with a desire to entertain and educate listeners on all things musical and dig deep into the musical stories of legends and spotlight talent across all disciplines.
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One Trading Book per Day is a daily podcast designed for stock traders, investors, and finance enthusiasts who are looking to expand their knowledge and sharpen their trading skills. Hosted by Marcus, an experienced trader and avid reader, the podcast aims to provide listeners with concise and informative summaries of the most important trading books in just 10 to 15 minutes per episode. Each day, Marcus dives deep into one of the most influential trading books, distilling key concepts, stra ...
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Welcome to the Travis and Josh Fitness Show, your ultimate source for fitness, health, and wellness wisdom. As seasoned instructors from the National Personal Training Institute of Arizona, Travis and Josh bring expert insights, personal experiences, and engaging discussions to every episode. Travis is the Director of the National Personal Training Institute of AZ and an instructor. Josh is the owner of Idea Pro, a website development company and the Instructor of Business at the National Pe ...
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It began with a sound—low, then rising. A groan like steel bending under a terrible weight. Then came the rush. Not of water, but something thicker. Darker. A wall of molasses, fifteen feet high, traveling at the speed of a freight train. It shattered buildings, snapped beams like twigs, and swept horses, wagons, and people into its syrupy current.…
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She came back wearing the same dress they buried her in. Pale. Still. And when she spoke, the truth spilled out like a frostbitten breath: “He broke my neck.” In this haunting tale from the hills of 19th-century West Virginia, a grieving mother claims her dead daughter returned—not for revenge, but for justice. What followed would become the only k…
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Semisonic drummer Jacob Slichter is my guest today! We talk about the history of Minneapolis music, The "Music That Makes Community" organization, payola for radio play, Columbia House, and their smash hit that still ends the night at the pub today, "Closing Time". Also, Taliyah and Erika are here for another chat with Gen Z about 90's music.…
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On this Episode of Theoretikally R&B, we gave our listeners the Aux Cord and let our Theorists choose the music. On this show, we play the tracks and analyze the validity of some of the choices. So hit play and take this journey down the rabbit hole of the R&B choices of our listeners. Please like, share, and comment at Theoretikally R&B.…
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In 1925, British explorer Percy Fawcett vanished into the Amazon jungle with his son and a close friend. He was searching for a lost city he called “Z”—a hidden civilization he believed would rewrite the history of the Americas. Mocked by scholars and dismissed by the Royal Geographical Society, Fawcett pressed on, convinced of Z’s existence. He wa…
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In 16th-century Scotland, the legend of Sawney Bean unfolds as a chilling tale of savagery and retribution. Set against the rugged cliffs of Bennane Head, this dark folktale follows a pair of outcasts who forge a brutal existence far from society’s reach. Their choices spark a reign of terror that grips the coastal lowlands, leaving a trail of fear…
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we are jumping in the time machine! the year is 1995 and we are reviewing music that turns 30! From Jodeci's Freek n You to Monica's 'Just one of those days', we talk through some classics that made us feel nostalgic. So hit play, and remember the age of timberland boots, baggy jeans and Jordans (Both Mike and …
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Hi Friends! We’ve dropped something a little different into your feed today. It’s an episode from Haunted American History, a podcast created and narrated by Chris Feinstein. The show explores eerie moments from America’s past — blending history with ghost stories and folklore in a way that complements the kind of stories we tell here on Macabrium.…
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Well, it's been a while! Casual Swinger took a MUCH longer than intended hiatus, and even WE didn't exactly know why. We dig into some of the reasons why we spent 9 months off the air & talk about some of our challenges with a REALLY tough subject...breaking up. Not with each other! With "our couple," and all of the emotional challenges that came a…
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Greencastle, Indiana, 1896. Pearl Bryan, young and full of promise, vanished without a trace. Days later, her mutilated body was discovered in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. The crime was gruesome, the motives shrouded in mystery. Whispers of betrayal and horror spread, leaving communities frozen in fear. What happened to Pearl Bryan? And who could commit …
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In the second episode of this series on the hauntings at Ireland’s most haunted castle, known as Leap, two more tales from its many mysteries emerge. When an investigator named Michael visits Leap Castle, drawn to its haunted history, he is confronted by the spirits of two small children, young girls, Emily and Charlotte. Their ghostly presence is …
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Moist is one of the biggest rock bands in Canadian history! Especially in the Big Shiny Tunes Era - the 90's. Moist bassist Jeff Pearce & guitarist Jonathan Gallivan chat with me about the band, Wordle, Bif Naked's appearance in the video "Believe Me", The Napster Era, computer talk, Jonathan's band My Brilliant Beast, what's on their rider, and th…
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we discuss songs with specific intentions. Songs where there is no confusion on tonight's plans. These artists have submitted tracks that are road maps to pleasure for pleasure seekers and pleasure providers. From 'Turn of the lights' to 'Do me', we are setting 'Meetings in my Bedroom'. Hit play and allow the s…
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They call it "The Valley of Headless Men," or sometimes "Deadmen Valley", names that linger with an unsettling weight. Hidden deep in the untamed Nahanni Valley, an eerie mystery waits. Over the years, travelers have vanished without a trace, their bodies later found headless and broken, the stories around them only adding to the dark legend. Those…
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Leap Castle in Ireland is home to numerous stories of real-life hauntings. In this first episode of a multi-part series, the two legends known as “The Bloody Chapel” and “The Red Lady,” two of its earliest tragedies, help to create the malevolent energy bound to the castle’s limestone halls. In “The Bloody Chapel,” the O’Carroll family’s heir, a ge…
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we discuss Perfect R&B songs. We understand that perfection is hard to achieve. It is undeniable that Stevie Wonder 'As' is the standard for Perfection...After that it is all up for discussion. So get your score cards ready and rate some of these selections and see if you agree with our Theoretikal scoreboards!…
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People were vanishing along the Osage Trail, their fates swallowed by the unending Kansas plains. At the center of it all stood a seemingly ordinary family, their small inn offering tired travelers a hot meal and a place to rest. But behind their smiles lay something far more sinister. Inside the Benders’ cabin, trust turned to terror, and the inno…
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In Yazoo City Mississippi, there is a grave surrounded by odd oval chains and a headstone claiming the grave’s resident is responsible for a devastating fire that destroyed the town in 1904, calling them a witch. Who is buried there? Why were they called a witch? This episode imagines the possible details of the witch’s arrival in Yazoo, her demise…
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we take a trip to New Jack City and the songs that created the New Jack Swing. This episode is for all the people that had a dance routine growing up! From Guy to Bobby Brown, these artist specialized in making you sing loud and dance harder. So hit play, break a sweat and sing out loud because not only are the…
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The fire crackled softly as Mary Ann Cotton sat by the hearth, her hands smoothing the edge of a quilt with care. She looked every bit the grieving mother, the sorrowful widow. Those around her saw a woman beaten down by tragedy, her life marked by loss after loss. But they couldn’t see the truth hiding behind her gentle smile. Wherever Mary Ann we…
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A young woman named Siri falls in love with a quiet outsider named Phan, and their relationship quickly deepens into a promise of marriage. But as their wedding approaches, his strange behaviour raises suspicions. Her mother grows wary, warning her of an old curse that has haunted the region for generations. Faced with growing doubt and a deep emot…
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Dr. Kelly Jakubowski is a renowned professor of Music Psychology at Durham University in the UK. We discuss how music affects our brains. Is nostalgia healthy? We talk about the link between music & memories, remembering song lyrics from decades ago, thinking new music sucks and "ours" is the best, how music affects Dementia & Alzheimer's, perfect …
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we deep dive into Silly Love songs. The Butterfly effect that only an artist that is feeling love can give you. Hit play and check out the men of TRNB as we journey through some nostalgic and new tracks of that loving feeling. Whether it's a 'Love Ballad' by LTD, a declaration that 'You give good love' or the f…
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The wind howled through the Ural Mountains, a cold, relentless force sweeping over the silent peaks. Under the blanket of a starless February sky, nine hikers pitched their final camp, unaware that each step of their trek had been carrying them closer to a chilling enigma. By dawn, the snow would erase their tracks, but what remained behind would b…
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In a quiet village in the Philippines, at a time and place where old customs still guide daily life, Aling Rosa is known as the midwife who helps bring children safely into the world. She follows every tradition—guiding the mother, and ensuring no soul is forgotten. But one night, a stranger comes to her door with a dying baby and a plea for help. …
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we fulfill Destiny's Child long request to "Say my name". We dive into some R&B classics with some unforgettable names in the title. Whether its a cautionary tale about Freddie being Dead, Olivia being lost, or just speaking to the Mary go Round of Life, artist have long been intentional about name dropping! So…
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Let's talk about singer turned successful actress, Billie Piper! A UK treasure, she released 2 successful pop albums before taking acting seriously, and my guest Mariel Bassori of the YouTube channel "Mariel Talks Pop" loves them! Mariel also does artist interviews with the popstars of the 90's and early 2000's, so we discuss what goes into finding…
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The wind whipped through the empty Montana wilderness, carrying the name that made even the toughest folks shudder—Boon Helm. His story wasn’t like the usual tales of outlaws chasing riches or revenge. Helm was different, something darker. He didn’t just cross the line; he destroyed it, carving a brutal path through the Wild West. Wherever his shad…
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On the wind-scoured isle of Greymoor, where the sea is both a lifeline and a threat, the old ways have been forgotten. The folk once honored the tides, whispering prayers to the unseen forces that kept darker things at bay—but time breeds arrogance, and tradition fades into memory. Then the blight begins. The waters turn foul, the fields wither, an…
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Sweet, soulful vocalist Tiffany Villarreal joins me to share her story! Having worked with Dr. Dre, Missy Elliot, Raekwon, Baby Bash, 2Pac, and more, she has lived the music industry and seen it's dark side. A former member of R&B group 702, we talk about these experiences, her strong and inspiring faith, the music we loved in the '90's, and her ne…
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Any where R&B is present, Theoretikally R&B is there. Most times that is a R&B track but sometimes product marketing uses R&B to connect with the targeted audience of soulful folk. From our favorite commercials to our favorite show introductions, R&B has been the hook that draws us in. Hit play, laugh and reminisce over R&B - esque moments in marke…
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The scene inside the house was a clash of the ordinary and the horrific. The living room, filled with the signs of a typical Texas suburban life, was now a crime scene. Forgotten toys rested in corners, mundane household objects sat untouched, but the floor told a different story. Blood had dried in erratic patterns, the result of a violent, frenzi…
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Deep in the mist-laden glens of Scotland, where the lochs stretch dark and mysterious, a malevolent force of nature broods in wait under the inky waters. When a young man crosses the path of a creature both beautiful and terrible, the echoes of an older tragedy stir beneath the water’s surface. In this chilling retelling of a classic kelpie legend,…
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we discuss artist in the TRNB metaverse that are not discussed enough. TRNB's UNSUNG visit several artist who left an indelible mark on R&B music. Whether its Phyllis Hyman, Mikki Howard, Enchantment, or Devin Morrison, there are many artists that the light of R&B should never dim for. Take a journey with us as…
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Ian leaned over a map spread across the table, marking places with unsettling precision. Myra stood nearby, watching silently, her complicity etched into her steely gaze. Together, they had already taken lives, but their thirst for control and cruelty was far from sated. Outside, their neighbors carried on with their daily lives, unaware of the evi…
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In the heart of the New Jersey Pine Barrens, where the trees grow dense and the roads give way to tangled wilderness, something stirs. The locals say you can hear it on the coldest nights—a high-pitched shriek, something not quite human, not quite beast. The stories go back centuries. Some say it was a curse, an omen of misfortune that slithered in…
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we celebrate Episode 50! TRNB doesn't take this milestone lightly. Over the course of this show, we revisit three of our theorists favorite show topics. From "Two Pepper Steppers" To "Sheet Shaking" music, this episode is a renewed statement of why we love R&B music. So hit play and reaffirm why TRNB is still y…
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The wind whipped across the barren moors, carrying a silence that felt heavy, unnatural. The ground was hard, unyielding, but as the police worked, a sickening truth began to reveal itself. The first body was found. A young girl. The weight of that discovery settled in like a stone, each officer grappling with the horror of what lay before them. St…
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In Qing Dynasty China, when a revered general's life comes to an abrupt and unceremonious end, his soldiers desperately attempt to bring him back with a dark ritual. But his is not the only restless soul haunting the blood-soaked battlefield that wants to return to the living world to complete its unfinished business. General Wei Cheng's body becom…
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As we prepare to celebrate TRNB's 50th Episode, we wanted to revisit JC and Slap's favorite episode. It had controversy, good vibes and better music! Who did it better? R&B music is evergreen and this episode allowed us to explore different artist interpretation of classic. Who did it better, MJ or Troop? Stevie or Jodeci? Mary or Rolls Royce? Help…
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Damon Sharpe started his musical journey as a dancer, and singer/actor in the TV boyband Guys Next Door. His artistry exploded ever since, as he became one of the world's most sought after DJ's, songwriters, and producers. Damon and I talk about his songwriting process, writing the J-Lo hit "Love Don't Cost A Thing", winning a Grammy, coaching on X…
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Laughter is supposed to be a comforting sound—warm, familiar, a reminder of love and home. But not all laughter is kind. Some laughter drips with something darker, a chilling undercurrent that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. They called her the Giggling Granny. A sweet-faced woman with a gentle Southern drawl, she charmed neighbo…
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Madam Koi Koi is an extremely harsh, cruel boarding school teacher in 1970s Nigeria who terrorizes her students with verbal and physical abuse. One day, the children have had enough and take matters into their own hands. But they accidentally unleash an immortal hatred that will haunt them forever, unless they can break Madam Koi Koi’s supernatural…
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we discuss slow jams. Whether it's BET's classic show Midnight Love, or the Quiet Storm Radio show, these songs will take you back to the time of playlists that make you want to get close. Whether we take the 'Stairway to Heaven' while 'Putting a move on my heart', this show looks at the 'Crazy Love' which says…
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