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In this episode of The Good Ole Boys, the guys dive into a wide range of topics, from the challenges of recording on new platforms to the controversial subject of cancel culture. Tune in to hear their thoughts on whether it's okay to listen to R. Kelly's music, the implications of cancel culture in 2024, and the impact of celebrities' actions on their careers. The conversation gets heated as they discuss the moral complexities surrounding figures like Puffy, Jonathan Majors, and Bill Cosby. Don't miss this candid and thought-provoking episode!
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The music version of the episode features sounds from Cherelle, George Benson, Michael Jackson, L.T.D. and more. Check out the music version on the Fourcast Media Mixcloud page and on pushplaypods.com
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The music version of the episode features sounds from Cherelle, George Benson, Michael Jackson, L.T.D. and more. Check out the music version on the Fourcast Media Mixcloud page and on pushplaypods.com
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