HeyJaredTermagant Talk Pod
Weekly hip hop discussion between two hip hop culture enthusiasts who happen to be women.
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The Culture….. Who The F@*k Is We? (opens the original)
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This week on Termagant Talk, Goodie and Shantel are asking a question that keeps getting louder every time somebody invokes “the culture”: who the fuck is we? From the way Blackness, hip-hop and collective loyalty get used to defend individual opinions, they unpack who actually gets to speak for everybody. Then they get into Kim Osorio’s federal case and the dangers of doing entirely too much for OPP: Other People’s Person, break down the first two episodes of Jay-Z in 8 and whether Rick Rubin i
Nigga What.....NIGGA WHO? (opens the original)
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Who gets to say it? Who gets to decide? And does being part of the culture make you part of the community? This week on Termagant Talk , Fat Joe’s response to Marc Lamont Hill sends Goodie and Shantel down a very New York rabbit hole about race, culture, proximity, identity and the most complicated word in the English language. Somewhere between “my nigga,” “that nigga,” “a nigga” and “nigga, please,” we realize we don’t even completely agree on what the word means, never mind who gets to use it
Quality Penis, Questionable Character. (opens the original)
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This week on Termagant Talk , Goodie and Shantel recap Joe and Donell Jones’ Verzuz—from Donell’s vocal struggles and Joe’s victory to an unforgettable Cancun performance that followed a literal bullfight. They also celebrate Lil’ Kim bringing Hard Core to Brooklyn with a live orchestra and begin planning their formal night with the Queen Bee. Then the conversation turns to Joey Bada$$ and Serayah’s very public breakup: cheating allegations, one-sided “polyamory,” why women protect men’s reputat
Is The D*ck So-So or What? (opens the original)
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This week on Termagant Talk , Goodie and Shantel are all over the cultural map, exactly where they belong. They kick things off doubling down on why LL Cool J is NOT the most important rapper of all time , then talk Jadakiss and The LOX, the lost art of reading out loud, Gen X childhood survival skills, and somehow end up debating whether Fast & Furious deserves a place among the greatest movie franchises ever. Then things get spicy. Remy Ma has bars for Clarissa Shields , and the ladies unpack
We're Still In The Time (opens the original)
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This week on Termagant Talk , Goodie and Shantel celebrate 53 years of hip hop by taking a journey through the culture that shaped them. From their earliest memories of Rapper's Delight , Hot Tracks , and Soul Train to the Golden Era, the shiny suit era, and today's resurgence of lyrical hip hop, they reflect on the music, artists, and moments that defined generations. The conversation explores the evolution of hip hop, the rise of adult contemporary rap, the importance of preserving the culture
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