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EPISODE 276 REMEMBERING MALCOLM-JAMAL WARNER

EPISODE 276 REMEMBERING MALCOLM-JAMAL WARNER

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 EPISODE 276 REMEMBERING MALCOLM-JAMAL WARNER . Summary . In this episode of This Is The G Podcast, the hosts discuss various topics including the impact of extreme heat on aging, a heartfelt tribute to Malcolm-Jamal Warner, reflections on his legacy, and a controversial episode of South Park. They also delve into current events, including Sippin’ The Tea Tim With Tonya B where they cover various celebrity news stories and cultural commentary. The episode wraps up with final thoughts on the importance of mental health and social responsibility. . Chapters . 00:00 Introduction and Heat Awareness 01:38 Tribute to Malcolm Jamal Warner 13:17 South Park's Controversial Episode 21:37 News Thoughts and Break 22:05 Tributes and Legacy of Malcolm Jamal Warner 24:00 Remembering Icons: Ozzy Osbourne and Others 28:29 Crime and Controversy: Cash Out's Conviction 30:33 Candace Owens: Controversies and Consequences 32:46 Glorilla's Legal Troubles and Public Image 34:24 Media Distractions: The Trump Effect 37:22 Final Thoughts and Reflections on Current Events . #M alcolmJamalWarner #SouthPark #podcast #popculture #news #tribute #heatawareness #entertainment #politics #thetea #celebritynews#Trump #Obama VELVET FREQUENCY RADIO: https://linktr.ee/thisisthegpodcast RIP CHUCK MANGIONE: https://youtu.be/ZOtxTyJmxVI?si=rdPycLM8DSvAILcX

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