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Unapologetic is just that. Not sorry for being great. It's a show that studies, analyzes, unpacks, and discusses the practices, protocols, and pathways of great authors, lyricists, musicians, poets, artists, painters, sculptures, and any other creatives through candid and thought-provoking conversations. Tune in—you may learn something. Oh, was that too harsh? Sorry—Not sorry.

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The Millennium Group Sessions Redux is a revival of the original podcast hosted by Troy L. Foreman and James McLean. This podcast will feature some of the past Millennium Group Sessions podcast episodes as well as new interviews, episode reviews and more.

Welcome to Puff, Puff, Pass the Popcorn, a podcast bringing you high-ly entertaining movie discussions from a semi-sober couch potato and an always-stoned w33d savant. Get your munchies ready for a deeper, more hilarious look at the movies you love (and probably some you hate), and hear the snacks and strains that got us through the cinema highs and lows. Thank you for listening!IG: puffpuffpassthepopcorn

A showcase podcast in Cincinnati, Ohio bringing you a personal hang out session with some of the amazing minds and talent the world has to offer!

Have you always wanted to know what goes on behind the scenes of Haunted Attractions, Scare Attractions, and Halloween? We tell those stories here! We capture the stories of the people behind the scary events and share tips along the way on HOW YOU can make your own Haunted House scary and effective...without spending lots of money to do it. We've done it and are still doing it. Join us, Brian Foreman and Darryl Plunkie, as we pick the brains of the professionals that make up the Haunted Attraction Industry!

Fall 2024 marks 50 years since both the legendary Rumble in the Jungle fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman, and the Zaire’ 74 music festival, headlined by the likes of James Brown, BB King, Miriam Makeba and myriad other stars. Muhammad Ali’s life bobs and weaves through an era of revolutions and disruptive social change in both the US and Africa. In the lead up to this highly politicized superfight, Ali and many other freedom fighters are forced to confront old truths and build bridges toward understanding while they learn to wield the power of influence and sacrifice. ...

It is now mandatory for all US citizens to have podcasts, with episodes coming out at least twice a month. If I don't achieve a certain unspecified number of listeners, I will be executed. Help me. Please. robertlong4man.substack.com

In 1986, George Foreman stood at a precipice. Once a heavyweight champion and a symbol of indomitable might, he discovered a betrayal that would shatter anyone: his trusted manager had mismanaged his finances, leaving him almost bankrupt. But Foreman was no ordinary man; he was a fighter in more ways than one. This book describes his comeback attempt- an odyssey of resilience, self-discovery, and unexpected triumph.Starting with Foreman’s post fallout and the humbling reality of his financial turmoil, the book transports readers into the depths of his struggle. Far from the dazzle of the ...

A new comedy series that delivers a next generation twist on stand-up. An entertaining hour where reality meets stand-up comedy via performances and profiles of the next generation of great African American comics. We Got Next takes you into the talent scout lab of Bob Sumner (founder/producer/lead talent scout of Def Comedy Jam series with Russell Simmons on HBO) as he sets out to answer the question, “Who’s next?”