Beerz & Barz

On this episode we discussed new albums from 2 of rap's biggest stars: Benny the Butcher "Tana Talk 4" and Lil Durk "7220".

BEER(S) OF THE WEEK

• Paladin - Old Irving Brewery - Triple IPA - 10.5% ABV https://www.oldirvingbrewing.com/
• Horchata Ale - Pipeworks Brewing Company - Herb and Spice Beer - 7% ABV https://pdubs.net/home-1

EPISODE NOTES

• Beer talk - 2:20
• Lil Durk "7220" - 8:18
• Benny the Butcher "Tana Talk 4" - 18:27

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On this episode we reviewed two new albums: Joey Bada$$'s "2000" and Mozzy's "Survivor's Guilt". We also had a little fun discussing what are go to album would be for 5 different artist each.

Beer of the Week

• Freedomish 2022: Pathways to Liberation - Saison with Hibiscus, Strawberry, and Lime - 5% ABV - Sketchbook Brewing Co. and Jay Westbrook
• Relief Peacher - American IPA with White Peaches - 6.2 % ABV - Haymarket Brewing Co.

Show Notes

• 5:15 - Beer of the week
• 9:54 - Mozzy
• 18:52 - Joey Bada$$
• 26:40 - What's your go to?

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On this episode we discussed new albums from Jack Harlow and G Herbo. We also posed the question: Do white rappers get respect?

Beer(s)

• Alesmith Brewing Company "Barrel-aged Speedway Stout: Coconut Vanilla Edition (2023)" - 13.2% ABV
• Pipeworks Brewing Company "Small Slice - Carrot Cake inspired Oat Ale" - 6.5% ABV

Show Notes

• 0:00 Intro
• 2:22 - Beers
• 11:00 - G Herbo "Strickly 4 My Fans 2"
• 19:16 - Jack Harlow "Jackman"
• 29:40 - Do white rappers get respect?

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If you checked out Episode 235 of Beerz & Barz, you met Matt and Krystal of Flickers Podcast. Flickers explores the work and lives of musicians who incorporate spirituality in their music. Today we give you their first episode of season 2. See show notes below, and don't forget to subscribe to their Podcast!

How We Met Lauryn Hill

Lauryn Hill with only one studio album had a significant impact on many hip hop artists that came after her. Her impact on women rappers is not to be understated and even the wave of Drakes and melodic rappers can be directly traced back to her. But her influence is more than just her music but how she presented and carried herself as strong, feminine, and confident in God. And also the ways in which she spoke up against misogyny, racism, classism, capitalism, and so many other -isms. Besides her dope music these are just a few of the reasons why her legacy is felt even today, a legacy that has reached far beyond music and into the very lives of her fans. Those personal encounters with Lauryn and her music are the stories we’ll hear today.

Key Moments:

• Montage of Lauryn Hill’s life and career. - 00:00
• Krystal Roberts and Matt Linder introduce themselves and why they're doing this podcast. - 03:07
• Lauryn's influence on other artists - 06:09
• Krystal shares what Lauryn has meant to her. - 08:39
• Raven Jones Stanbrough relives her experience of buying and listening to “Miseducation” for the first time. - 12:23
• Cona Marshall and Raven recount how revolutionary Lauryn’s look was in the late 90s and the personal impact of Lauryn’s look on them. - 15:50
• Eric House talks about singing “Joyful, Joyful” at church and “Killing Me Softly” at summer camp. - 23:48
• Alex Nava discusses Lauryn’s collaboration with Santana and the influence of Latinos in hip hop. - 27:54
• Julius Tunstall speaks on Lauryn’s influence on his music and how it made him grow as a Black creative. - 32:32
• Otis Lambert on how Lauryn allowed him to rap about real topics and not care what others think. - 40:16
• Cheryl Kirk-Duggan relates Lauryn’s life to her own and how Lauryn’s music has been a part of her academic work. - 47:45
• After the credits: Hear Matt’s introduction to Lauryn story and how she made him fall in love with hip hop. - 55:55

Hosts: Lauryn Hill researcher, Krystal Roberts, and Hip Hop scholar, Matt Linder.

Contributors: Raven Jones Stanbrough, Cona Marshall, Cheryl Kirk-Duggan, Alex Nava, Eric House, Julius Tunstall, and Otis Lambert aka OT The GoldN' Child.

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Theme music by Julius Tunstall.

Additional music from Yons, fndguitar, Nabil Sioty, and Ashuka Made-It.

Episode Transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/SVDKcRYnVrk

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Celebrating Twenty Years of Black Girlhood: The Lauryn Hill Reader
• She Begat This: 20 Years of the Miseducation of ...

On this episode we discussed "DRILL MUSIC IN ZION", the most recent album from Lupe Fiasco. We also asked two questions: What is lyricism? What do you think about award shows?

Beer(s) of the week

• Hazy Pitch - Hazy Pale Ale - 5% ABV - Revolution Brewing Company
• Cosmic Mountain - Triple IPA - 10.5% ABV - Hop Butcher for the World

Show Notes

• Beer of the week - 02:00
• Lupe Album Review - 08:13
• What is lyricism? - 32:52
• What do you think about award shows? - 39:37

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