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Episode 275 WAR ON COMEDIANS

Episode 275 WAR ON COMEDIANS

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 EPISODE 275 WAR ON COMEDIANS . Summary In this episode of 'This is the G Podcast', the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from political issues, celebrity news, and cultural critiques. They delve into the implications of the Epstein files, the impact of NPR cuts on local communities, and the health concerns surrounding the president. The conversation also touches on the recent theft incident involving Beyoncé, the dynamics of late-night shows, and the critique of political leadership. Additionally, they explore the historical context of the diaspora wars, emphasizing the need for unity among the African diaspora. . Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts 05:54 The Epstein Files and Political Gaslighting 09:46 Impact of NPR Cuts on Local Communities 14:52 Late Night Television and Political Commentary 19:45 Controversies Surrounding Leadership in MARTA 24:53 Tea Time: Celebrity News and Gossip 26:03 The Alleged Crime and Inside Job Theory 28:22 Emmy Nominations and Celebrating Talent 30:43 The Brandy and Monica Tour 31:06 Trey Songz: Trouble and Consequences 32:44 Coco Jones' Engagement and NBA Connections 34:08 Adidas Tribute Campaign: A Cultural Reflection 37:04 Cash Out's Legal Troubles and Family Dynamics 39:08 Diaspora Wars: Perspectives on Identity and Culture 54:26 Close . #podcast #politics #Epsteinfiles #NPRcuts #health #Beyoncé #latenightshows #politicalcritique #celebritynews #diasporawars

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