Christmas Throwbacks, Part 2 turns the spotlight on the sounds and sights that defined our holiday childhoods. Hosts B-MAD and Miss Christmas dive into their favorite Christmas cartoons, from the animated classics that still hold up to the ones that instantly take you back to Saturday mornings and living room watch parties.

The conversation flows into a joyful breakdown of favorite Christmas songs, spanning timeless classics and feel-good hits that still set the mood every December. Along the way, they share personal memories, laugh through a few friendly debates, and celebrate the music and cartoons that made the holidays feel magical.

This episode is a nostalgic celebration of Christmas vibes, old-school favorites, and the soundtrack and cartoons that continue to make the season merry and bright.

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Christmas Throwbacks, Part 1 is a festive walk down memory lane with hosts B-MAD and Miss Christmas as they tap into the sights, sounds, and traditions that make the holiday season special. From decorating the house to gathering with family, they reflect on the moments that define Christmas and why those traditions still hit differently years later.

The conversation weaves through favorite holiday movies, timeless songs, classic cartoons, and even festive drinks, all sprinkled with personal stories and laughs along the way. Of course, no holiday debate is complete without asking the important question: Does Die Hard really count as a Christmas movie?

This episode is all about nostalgia, joy, and the warm, familiar feeling that makes the holidays feel like home.

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In the latest episode of "Da Kids From the 4th Floor," hosts B-Mad and Christina sit down with Brooklyn's own Dr. Special Ed, a pioneering figure in hip-hop. As they dive into the past, they explore not only the vibrant culture of Brooklyn but also the personal journey of Dr. Special Ed, from his early days to his lasting impact on literacy and the arts today.

Order Dr. Special Ed's book Parental Advisory: Positive Content Volume 1 everywhere books are sold and at: https://drarcherbooks.com/ and on Amazon: https://a.co/d/62VD3J4

Learn more about Dr. Special Ed's non-profit organization, SEAL: https://www.sealartsandliteracy.org/

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"The door to the 4th floor is open!" In this inaugural episode of Da Kids from the 4th Floor podcast, hosts B MAD and Christina dive into their childhood experiences as latchkey kids growing up in Brooklyn. They explore the nostalgia of the 80s and 90s, discussing favorite snacks, cartoons, and the impact of childhood programming on their lives.

The conversation flows naturally from their personal stories to broader themes of nostalgia and the shared experiences of their generation.