Sports and entertainment journalist Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson. Photo Credit: Eric Salvary/Get Fit Radio

RESPECT Magazine’s own Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson joined the Little Miss Entertainment Show to discuss his start in sports reporting, which series of events led him to ask NBA commissioner Adam Silver about former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, Michael Jordan almost signing to Converse and more!

Check out RESPECT Magazine’s Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson speaking with The Little Miss Entertainment Podcast Show! 

https://soundcloud.com/littlemissent/episode-76-brandon-scoop_b-robinson-interview

?New Episode Alert? This week on the #LMEPod we have none other than the sports guy himself Brandon @scoop_b Robinson. Scoop B, is an American sportswriter, journalist, sports analyst, columnist, editor and podcast host. We chat about how he got his start in the industry, his thoughts on the new “draft” style picks for the NBA All Star Game and so much more. Click the link in my bio to listen. Executive Producer: @awesome_nobody . . . #littlemissentertainment #LMEPod #nbaallstarweekend #lebronjames #kobebryant #superbowl52 #podcaster #applepodcast #soundcloud #stitcher #podsincolor #podcast #podernfamily #womenempowerment #blackgirlmagic #wocpodcast #woc #poc #blogger

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The weekly series about passion, perseverance and the pursuit of dreams, features Chicago Artist, Hebru Brantley whose work delves into political and social issues with a conscious focus on playful insight and the optimism and possibilities of youth. Brantley’s raw talent has put the Chicago art scene on the map with celebrities like Jay-Z, Lenny Kravitz, and George Lucas, lining up to add a Brantley piece to their collection.

Much of Brantley’s work is aimed at children growing up amid Chicago’s South Side gang violence and poverty, just as he once did.  In this episode of Hear the Roses, Brantley shares the meaning behind the young superheroes, the Fly Boys and Fly Girls, reflects on his journey, and opens up about his creative process and his purpose.

Listen: https://soundcloud.com/heartheroses/hebru-brantley

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HEAR THE ROSES is also available on partner sites The Museum of Light, Fusicology, and RESPECT. Magazine

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This podcast was recorded on Saturday, January 21, 2017, the day of The Women’s March. On this historic day, millions of people around the world came together to march in solidarity for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families, recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our world. Jamel Shabazz’s iconic photos are a testament to the beauty, diversity and humanity that we are striving to preserve.

January 26, 2017 — Hear the Roses Podcast features iconic photographer Jamel Shabazz whose journey through Brooklyn’s streets in the ‘80s to drugs, graffiti and hip hop has served as the world’s “visual medicine.”

This week Roses features photographer Jamel Shabazz who shares his journey from capturing some of the most iconic photos of ‘80s Brooklyn and the emerging hip hop scene to how his photography has a deeper purpose as visual medicine.

Listen: https://soundcloud.com/heartheroses/jamel-shabazz

 

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HEAR THE ROSES is also available on partner sites The Museum of Light, Fusicology, and RESPECT. Magazine

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Film and television producers Joslyn Rose and Noris Rose launch the second episode of their HEAR THE ROSES podcast on Wednesday, January 18, on HeartheRoses.com.

The weekly series about passion, perseverance and the pursuit of dreams, features photographer Mel D. Cole who shares his journey from picking up a disposable camera to becoming one of the most influential photographers in the music scene.

Listen: Soundcloud.com/heartheroses

HEAR THE ROSES is also available on partner sites The Museum of Light, Fusicology, and RESPECT. Magazine.

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For Immediate Release

Time is Illmatic director talks working on Nas documentary, plus upcoming projects

One9 opens up about the 10 year road to completing Time is Illmatic and offers insight on his current ventures in film and television, directing a project on police violence that airs on PBS in February and a new project for Academy Award-winning director John Singleton called “LA Burning” that will air on A&E Network in April 2017.

HEAR THE ROSES will also be available on partner sites The Museum of Light, Fusicology, and RESPECT. Magazine.
Soundcloud.com/heartheroses

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Joe Budden drops off episode 4 of his new podcast series “I’ll Name This Podcast Later.” In the episode, Joe and Marisa discuss women (yet again), Makonnen‘s future, and a hot football debate with Rosenberg. Listen below!

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Jesus gave his life so we may live again. Beyonce gave us a visual album. Still too close to call.

— Desus (@desusnice) December 25, 2013

“@officialjaden: Childish Gambino’s New Album Is Next Level.” UR #COKEDREAMS ARE NEXT LEVEL B

— The Kid Mero (@THEKIDMERO) December 24, 2013

Now that you’re acquainted, it’s time to hear their real voices. While it’s surprising that Mero doesn’t speak in all-caps, the rest of the podcast is a massive success and a dope showcase for both of these aimlessly and endlessly sharp guys. Listen as Desus ponders about Jay Z working his knuckle into Bey‘s ass and Mero fires shots at unspecified women of the #wokeuplikethis trend, saying they #wokeup looking like foreskins. This is too good. Enjoy!

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