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Queue Points

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Queue Points is the Black Podcasting Award and Ambie Award nominated music podcast that is dropping the needle on Black Music history and celebrating Black music through meaningful dialogue. The show is hosted by DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray. Visit https://queuepoints.com to learn more. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
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We’re back after a week off! In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we delve into a significant issue: the scarcity of songs about Black fathers. As the United States recently celebrated Father's Day, we couldn't help but notice the absence of such musical tributes.

Dr. Ed Garnes joins us as we unravel this phenomenon, analyze its underlying causes, and discuss actionable steps towards rectifying this disparity. Tune in to gain insights and be part of the movement for change.

Podcast Shoutout: They Reminisce Over You Podcast - https://troypodcast.com/

Topics Mentioned In This Episode

The Basement Series Presents a Sofa Session with Dee Barnes via The Hip Hop Caucus

Part 1: https://youtu.be/XM5h0rnAbEM

Part 2: https://youtu.be/yNMOyrvYolU

Karega Bailey & Jonny Gold ft. Felicia and Kamali "Blessings of Father:" https://youtu.be/_Pv-n_fRwPU

Dr. Ed Garnes BioDr. Ed Garnes is one of the most dynamic therapists, educators and life consultants in America. A doctoral internship trainee of Cal Berkeley, he holds a PHD (University of Tennessee), M.A. in Counseling (Michigan State University), M.A. in Psychology (University of Tennessee) and B.A. in English Writing with minors in Black Studies; Mass Comm (DePauw University). Dr. Garnes has worked extensively with diverse individuals and groups. He curates interventions keenly aware of the impact race, ethnicity, gender identity, religion, socioeconomic background, and disability status have on values, interests, and skills that directly impact academic, career, and psychosocial development. Intergenerational supporters champion his ability to channel his grandmother's southern wisdom, observational humor, and sobering life lessons as an activist into practical strategies for personal development. He is also co-host of the podcast Reclamation Point.

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The murder of Takeoff has shaken the world as a whole, and like many times on Queue Points, we’re asking the question “what can we do?” Well, for this episode we ask the question with all the accolades, the money and the fame, for hip-hop, “is it still all good?”

Joining us in segment 2 is Mr. Al Pete. Al Pete is the 2022 Black Podcasting Awards Best Music Podcast winner for his podcast The Tables Might Wobble. He not only joins us for our core topic, but tells us a bit about how The Tables Might Wobble was born.

You don’t want to miss this conversation from three hip hop elders about the state of the culture.

Watch this episode on our website: https://to.qpnt.net/watch-show-77

Mr. Al Pete Biography:

Mr. Al Pete is a Hip Hop musician, podcaster, journalist, and the founder of Mister Peterson’s Neighborhood/The MPN Network. Created in 2012, MPN reached instant success with themed ‘warehouse’ parties and the birth of two sub brands: Fly Socks and Tees and The Groove Suite, which was created in 2014. While hosting multiple events, The Groove Suite Podcast was formed to showcase the Neo Soul, Progressive, and other related genres’ music and artists from Jacksonville, Florida and around the United States. In August of 2016, Pete began working with the internet radio station The Sound of Duval by hosting his online radio mix show ‘Cubicle Music Mondays.’ Wanting to expand into the network realm, in January of 2020, Pete created The MPN Network, along with The Neighborhood Podcast Network, which hosts a range of regional podcasts. The network is continuously being innovative and working to tell more stories of various creators of music, arts, and influencers with purpose.

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Other Topics Discussed In This Episode:

“Salt-N-Pepa Reunite for Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony: 'Women Everywhere Were Inspired'”: https://qpnt.net/B0H1

Queue Points Appears on Adrian’s Playlist of Conversations Podcast: https://qpnt.net/qponapoc

“Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, New Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees, on How Songwriting Is Like Tailoring a Suit”: https://qpnt.net/B0HG

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DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray engage in a candid discussion about the harsh realities within the music industry, and how it impacts Black artists. They share insights on the predatory nature of recording contracts, likening them to predatory loans, and the exploitation and harm that many artists have endured. They also underscore the harm that some well-known figures in the industry have allegedly caused their artists, specifically citing allegations against music producer Sean "Diddy" Combs and others. The conversation extends to the role of surviving as a Black artist in a white-dominated industry, the mental health implications, instances of sexual assault, and the importance of addressing these issues openly and with care.

Topics: #BlackPodcasters #BlackMusic #MusicPodcast

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We are back for 2023! Kicking off our first show of the year is us remembering the enormous impact and jam-filled legacy of Schoolhouse Rock. The legendary platform premiered on January 6, 1973, and we’re celebrating its 50th birthday.

In addition to that, during the first segment of the show, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray recap the Dionne Warwick documentary “Don’t Make Me Over.”

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On this episode of Queue Points podcast, hosts DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray discuss the misunderstanding and underappreciation of House music in today's pop culture, using a recent tweet, by @thunter86, about the current music era as a springboard. They argue against the claim that we're in a grand House renaissance, pointing out that while House continues to thrive in specific circles, it hasn’t significantly penetrated the mainstream pop scene as some believe. The discussion moves on to the impact of Beyonce's 'Renaissance' album and its potential to inspire a broader acceptance of House and dance music. The hosts share their nostalgia for the vibrant dance culture of the past and bemoan the modern music scene's lean towards sadder, less danceable tracks. They champion the myriad benefits of dance, recalling personal experiences with dance music from their youth and discussing the physical and emotional health benefits of dancing. The episode also includes reflections on how music influences community and individual well-being, advocating for more joyous, danceable music in the mainstream to enhance communal joy and individual health.

Topics: #HouseMusic #BlackJoy #DanceMusic #QueuePoints #MusicDiscussion #BlackPodcasters #BlackMusic #MusicPodcast

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In this special holiday episode of Queue Points, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray unwrap a soulful gem deeply rooted in Black music history: The Temptations' iconic "Silent Night." Often referred to as "In My Mind," this timeless classic bridges generations during the holidays. But did you know there are two versions of this beloved tune, recorded a decade apart?

Join the hosts as they uncover the story behind both renditions of "Silent Night", the evolution of The Temptations, and why this song resonates so profoundly in Black culture. From the power of Black male vocal harmony to the enduring legacy of group unity, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray break it down with their signature mix of knowledge, humor, and heart.

If you love Black music, vocal groups, and holiday nostalgia, this episode is your invitation to sing along, learn something new, and appreciate the art of timeless music.

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00:00 Intro Theme

00:16 Welcome to Queue Points Podcast

01:14 The Temptations' Holiday Classic

02:20 The Two Versions of 'Silent Night'

08:14 The Impact of Black Male Voices

12:17 The Importance of Group Harmony

16:35 Closing Remarks and Subscription Info

18:32 Outro Theme

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Queue Points - For Love & Country (Country Music Series Part 3)
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10/21/22 • 51 min

Thanks to Carnegie Hall for sponsoring a portion of this episode. Carnegie Hall presents Rhiannon Giddens: Songs of Our Native Daughters on November 4, 2022 at 8PM. To purchase tickets visit: https://qpnt.net/giddens. #Ad #Sponsored

Queue Points is proud to present part 3 of our Country music series featuring Mike “Big Mike” Bryant. We had so much more ground that we wanted to cover so Big Mike is back to help us unpack the impact of Black musicians on Country music. There’s so much to cover, and we only scratch the surface.

For this episode we land on the amazing Amazon documentary For Love & Country. The film, directed by Joshua Kissi, features Black musicians revolutionizing Country music by being exactly who they are. The Queue Points crew dive in, and discuss the film and its implications.

Watch this episode on our website: https://to.qpnt.net/watch-show-74

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Queue Points - To: Mariah Love, Queue Points
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07/15/22 • 52 min

You knew we’d get to this show, and now we’re here. With 19 #1 singles, countless remixes and a pen game that’s unmatched by many of her peers, the career of Mariah Carey has seen it’s share of ups and downs.

On this episode of Queue Points, we’re diving into the landmark career of an icon.

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Navigating critical judgment and personal trials to releasing a soul-stirring album, Foxy Brown's journey is full of highs and lows, from health issues to career-defining moments we are asking the question “why is Foxy Brown not being celebrated during #HipHop50?”

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Opening Theme: Music by Danya Vodovoz

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DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray engage in a candid discussion about the harsh realities within the music industry, and how it impacts Black artists. They share insights on the predatory nature of recording contracts, likening them to predatory loans, and the exploitation and harm that many artists have endured. They also underscore the harm that some well-known figures in the industry have allegedly caused their artists, specifically citing allegations against music producer Sean "Diddy" Combs and others. The conversation extends to the role of surviving as a Black artist in a white-dominated industry, the mental health implications, instances of sexual assault, and the importance of addressing these issues openly and with care.

Topics: #BlackPodcasters #BlackMusic #MusicPodcast

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Queue Points currently has 285 episodes available.

What topics does Queue Points cover?

The podcast is about Music, Music History, Podcasts and Music Commentary.

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The episode title 'The Unheard Melodies: Exploring the Scarcity of Songs about Black Fathers' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on Queue Points is 57 minutes.

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The first episode of Queue Points was released on May 13, 2021.

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