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The Ave Podcast – Super Bowl 56 Postgame Show #TwitterSpacesRemix

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The Ave Podcast with Cal Cee. Episode 189: Super Bowl 56 Postgame Show #TwitterSpacesRemix 

On the latest installment of The Ave Podcast, it’s the Twitter Spaces remix of the annual Super Bowl Postgame episode. We break down everything from Super Bowl 56. From Aaron Donald’s performance; the clutchness of Cooper Kupp; the Stafford-Kupp connect; the confusing play-calling of Bengals HC Zac Taylor; the new “Chips All-In” era of football; the legendary L.A.-infused Halftime performance; and everything else in-between.

** Recorded Live on Twitter Spaces Sunday night after the Super Bowl Game. Intro/Outro instrumental: Ice Cube’s “Today Was A Good Day”. **

 

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The Ave Podcast with Cal Cee // Episode 189

Emotional Aaron Donald shares what it means to win the Super Bowl

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The Ave Podcast – The Greatest Two Weeks In Hip Hop. Ever.

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The Ave Podcast with Cal Cee. Episode 57: The Greatest Two Weeks In Hip Hop. Ever.

Today on The Ave Podcast, we take you back down memory lane to discuss the greatest two week stretch in Hip Hop history. On Nov. 9, 1993, two iconic albums were released on the same day, A Tribe Called Quest’s 3rd album Midnight Marauders, and Wu-Tang Clan’s debut album Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers. Both albums went on help usher in a new era, and became two of the most influential bodies of work in the genre. If that wasn’t enough, exactly two weeks later Snoop Doggy Dogg released his debut album Doggystyle, which followed the same path as the two albums before it, and launched Snoop into superstardom.

I invite DJ Chris Nice (Grooves & Rhythms Mixshow, Fridays from 2 – 4PM on MyLime Radio) & Dennis Barham (Actor) as we discuss these three albums, the peak of Hip Hop’s Golden Era, how the ’93-’94 stretch may have represented the best 2-year period that ever existed in the genre, plus a ton more. Please enjoy.

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#TheStoop: The 20th Anniversary of Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life

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#TheStoop: The 20th Anniversary of Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life

Today on #TheStoop: A Mini-Podcast series, we take you back to the musical Golden Era of 90’s music, and celebrate one of the Greatest albums of the decade. Twenty years ago tomorrow (September 29, 1998), Jay-Z released his 3rd studio album, “Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life”. The album & the single (of the same name) exploded across the Hip Hop industry, and sent Jay-Z into pole position as the best rapper of the game. It sold over 5 million albums, & became the foundational piece that set up the Rocafella Records era into the new millenium.

I invite Shawn Adonis (Past contributor to South Shore Ave) as we discuss the Top 5 songs from the album, where this album ranks among the other albums in the Jay-Z catalogue, the impact the album had on Rocafella records, and much more.

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#TheStoop: A Mini(Podcast)-Series // The 20th Anniversary of Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life

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The Ave Podcast – Get Rich or Die Tryin’ #15Years

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The Ave Podcast with Cal Cee. Episode 38: Get Rich of Die Tryin’ #15Years

We here at South Shore Ave decided to gas up the DeLorean & taking you back to the first week of February 2003 (Feb 6th to be precise). Shady/Aftermath launched 50 Cent’s debut album, Get Rich Or Die Tryin’, one of biggest selling Hip Hop albums of all time, selling over 12 million units. Riding the wave of his mixtape popularity, 50 Cent leveraged his fame from the streets in 2002, creating one of the biggest buzzes in Hip Hop history. It forced Eminem & Dr. Dre to put their record companies together in a joint venture to sign 50, and helped to make him one of the biggest artists in music, changing the game in the process with his debut album.

Today on The Ave Podcast, I invite past contributor to South Shore Ave Shawn Adonis (The Notorious B.I.G.’s Ready To Die, Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt, as we discuss the career of 50 Cent pre-Get Rich, break down the album’s impact on the Hip Hop industry, rank our Top 5 songs, and compare the album to the other classic Hip Hop albums of this current century.

*** DISCLAIMER: THIS PODCAST EPISODE CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE. ***

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The Ave Podcast with Cal Cee // Episode 38

 

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