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A reissue of Sammy Davis Jr.’s 1965 autobiography, Yes I Can chronicles this entertainment icon’s rise to stardom, and his career-spanning pursuit of racial justice. “I had to prove I was somebody. And I knew the only way to do that was to show the world what I could do.” —Sammy Davis...

Yes, Quit Your Day Job is a real-talk podcast for music industry creatives. Hosted by award-winning, multi-platinum producer Seven Dunbar, each episode dives deep into the challenges and breakthroughs of building a sustainable career in music. From artists and audio engineers to tour crew, booking agents, content creators, and label insiders—we spotlight the people who make the machine move. These are the unfiltered stories behind the grind—and the choices that changed everything

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My interviews and discussions with people I find interesting in the music industry and more!Subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRPOoK-QxNtwYNuONvds61QMy Patreon Reaction Community: https://www.patreon.com/yesyoucanplayguitarDonate to my podcast: https://paypal.me/YesYouCanPlayGuitarFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yesyoucanpl...

Based in Washington, DC, Carlos and friends take on Hip Hop culture, social issues and the trending entertainment stories and more! Twitter: Yesanotherpod IG: Yesanotherpodcast

B-T-YES! is a fan podcast about the music group BTS. (Get it? The pun? Instead of B-T-S, it’s B-T-YES!) We’re two best friends who fell deeply in love with the music, dance moves, and personality of the group BTS. And if you love them too and are in need of some BTS-centric conversation, this is the podcast for you! 💜

Elliott Smith released his landmark album Either/Or 20 years ago. To celebrate, The Guestlist, Louisville Public Media, and Kill Rock Stars have created Say Yes: An Elliott Smith Podcast. The miniseries will feature stories from folks who knew Elliott, memories from artists he influenced, and conversations about Either/Or — which might just be his most important release. +