Jean Jowel Podcast: Recent Episodes

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Where the goal is simply to have good, and maybe occasionally, important conversations.

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On todays episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast I have South Ends Bugsy H. He is a Hard-core Hip Hop Veteran whos had works with the likes of Project Pat and Terminology. We discuss his up bringing in the Boston's South End, influences, Vinyl hustle and more. Thanks for tuning in!

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On this week episode of the JJCAST. We have Local Artist Miles Karter. We cover a range of topics from how he got his name, his TOP 10 dead or alive, his disappointment with TOP BOY latest season, and fellow local artist that he rocks with. Thanks for tuning in!

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On this episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast we have todays guest Rockwell Flynn. He is  a Boston local who shares his wild stories of being a homes less traveler. From homeless shelters, ditching Uhauls, and hopping trains, the man has lived a pretty wild and unconventional life. You don't want to miss this one!

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On this episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast I have #Boston artist NODOZ of OVM (Original Vibe Monsters) and Golden Brown. We discuss his earliest music memories, his journey as a Boston #HipHop artist, the late great DJ On&On, the negative/positive impact of Hip Hop on the youth and much more.

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On todays episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast, I have our first returning guest Retro Halo from the GOGTRS collective. We chop it up and discuss his creative origins and how he ultimately left athletics to pursue the arts and how both worlds intersect. Another dope discussion with a another dope artist. Hope you like the conversation.

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On today's episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast, I have another guest from the GOGTRS collective TKYO SANYE, a 19-year recording artist and actor from the local Boston scene. We discuss the influence of anime and video games along share his personal philosophies on art and originality. Do let his age fool you, once the conversation warms up we get cooking on some great topics and insights. Hope you guys enjoy this one!

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On today's episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast, I have AL-KITO. A friend of the GOGTRS collective, he is another young aspiring recording artist in the local Boston music scene. We discuss how a music competition ignited his passion, his experience as a student at the Boston Arts Academy, his musical influences, and his thoughts on how he wants to not only grow as an artist but as a person as well. Very much enjoyed this conversation, and I believe you will too. Thanks for tuning in! 

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On todays episode, I have Wiz Yotic and Retro Halo. These are two young and up and coming Hip Hop artist from the local Boston scene and we discuss their upbringing, dreams, and aspirations. What's cool about this particular episode is that these are the first guests that I have no previous relationship with. I met them during the recording of this podcast. My goal was to better understand the inspiration and thinking behind their generation and not be that old guy telling them what they are doing wrong. This was a great convo and they have most definitely made a new fan of me. Hope you enjoy!

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In today's episode, I have my buddy SETI who is a wordsmith MC/Vocalist who is one of the facilitators of The Freestyle Clinic. We discuss the origins of TFC, the culture it induces, and the community it has built. We also discuss SETIs personal philosophy on artist development and his vision for TFC moving forward. Thanks for tuning in. Enjoy!

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On today episode. I have my buddy S.H.I.V.A.A. on the show catching up on our brief time in H.S. together, how I ended up managing his Hip Hop group, the trials and tribulations of said group and ultimately going solo. We also touched the Hip Hop music scene in Boston during or day with a couple of special shout outs to some of our listeners. Thanks for tuning in!

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On this episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast, I have my buddy Didier A.K.A @509reasons, who is an actor, promoter, and host of The Stirring The Pot podcast. We discuss the Russian/Ukraine conflict, our 9/11 stories, Bill Clinton's nut, Barack Obama's brown suit controversy, In-fighting in the black community, and where we stand on today's racial tension.

Disclaimer: I want to apologize for the audio quality in this episode. I've been having some technical difficulties and you will notice blips of echo/reverb scattered through the audio. Appreciate your understanding!

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On this episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast, I have my buddy Jarred who is an electrician, aspiring podcaster, and recovering addict. We discuss finally learning how to be our authentic selves, his journey of drug addiction - death - and recovery, as well as his plans of starting a show of his own. Great convo filled with laughs and insights of a recovering drug addict. 

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On this episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast. I have my good friend and fellow creative Luke a.k.a.  Dynamic who is a Hip Hop artist and film/ TV enthusiast. We discuss our relationship being rooted in Hip Hop and creativity, we reminisce on our creative beginnings, and a host of noteworthy books he's recently read. It was a fun convo and filled with shoutouts from many of our mutuals. Enjoy! 

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And it begins, the inaugural episode of the Jean Jowel Podcast. If you're tuning in I appreciate it. This is the beginning of what I hope to be a lifelong journey of learning to have fruitful conversations.

In this episode, I have a conversation with my buddy and fellow creative Sunny Black who is a  Hip Hop artist and writer. We discuss many topics such as; Creative authenticity and the ego, our day in Boston music scene, Hip Hop's negative impact on black and brown communities, and much more. 

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