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Is it an interview? Is it a podcast? Maybe it’s both.Welcome to The Interview Podcast with your host, Diggity Dean Dane Sampson.
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What's Luck Got to Do With It? (opens the original)
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B. Luck is a prominent Cincinnati, OH hip-hop and battle rap artist known for his work in the Midwest music scene. Career and Background • Music & Media: Associated with About Billions and featured on platforms like SoundCloud and in local podcast appearances, including the Brick by Brick Podcast. • Battle Rap: Participated in high-profile regional events and battles, such as the Bad Azz "Who Run It?" series, helping unify the Ohio battle rap scene. He is also a long-time associate of former box
Frank-n-Deans Episode 10 Podiversary (opens the original)
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The gobbly goober buddies are back at with a fresh episode of Frank-n-Deans. Where we unhinge even a little more than usual. Enjoy folks.
It takes a village. Actually, it takes a Triiibe (opens the original)
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Round Panel interview with founder and members of Imani Productions and the Triiibe Foundation. Filmed in front of a live studio audience at Radio Artifact in Cincinnati, OH.
You mad, son? How we manage that. (opens the original)
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Andrew Isler, is a musician, curator, father and consultant who founded and runs Andrew Isler Multimedia. Based out of the Greater Cincinnati area. He manages a plethora of diverse music artists. With years of experience on the stage and behind the scenes. This is a look at him, beyond the stage.
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