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⚠️ This episode contains frank, unfiltered discussion about the N-word — its history, its use in hip-hop culture, and its cultural meaning. As two Black men exploring this word critically and with full context, we use it naturally as it appears in this conversation. Listener discretion is advised.

Jay Ray and Sir Daniel sit down for a conversation that's been a long tim...


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Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of murder, violence, substance use, and crimes against a minor. Please take care of yourself first.

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Hip-hop has always told the truth about the streets, but sometimes the streets tell the truth right back. In this episode, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray walk through the real criminal cases of artis...


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Content Note: This episode discusses child sexual abuse and sexual violence. If you or someone you know needs support, RAINN is available at 1-800-656-4673 or rainn.org.

Music has always had the power to move people, and sometimes the wrong people know that better than anyone else. On this episode of Queue Points, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray trace the thr...


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Think back to when you first realized a record you loved was built on somebody's sacrifice. Not the sacrifice of struggle-and-triumph that gets the Grammy speech. The quiet kind, where a woman gave everything to a machine and walked away with barely her name on it.

That is the story Seth Neblett has been carrying his whole life. His mother, Mallia Franklin, was Parlet's...


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