Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
Since it’s Canada Day and Pride and 4th of July and Summertime (“cause you’re invited to a barbecue that’s startin’ at 4!”) I figured let’s keep the parties and bbqs going! How about a music with some groove…
Think NPR's Fresh Air meets Kevin Smith: My Summer Lair with host Sammy Younan: interviews & impressions on Pop Culture.
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
Since it’s Canada Day and Pride and 4th of July and Summertime (“cause you’re invited to a barbecue that’s startin’ at 4!”) I figured let’s keep the parties and bbqs going! How about a music with some groove…
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
Oh Yes! From the opening beat, which rang clear like a sonic salvo U&Me demands you evacuate your seat and groove.
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
My delightful introduction to Jeremy Fisher:
Yo…talk about “pop” music: sassy with some swears, bit rough not as smooth as soul music and yet…this fun:
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My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan talks race and politics in America with journalist Jeff Chang author of Who We Be: The Colorization of America.
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
The chorus is a manifesto:
“I’ll stop at nothing
I will play this game
That’s so easily started
Not so easily parted
Giants, giants
Everything is shaking through the walls
‘Cause we are giants, giants
Heart of David, you know it takes just one
To tee off”
Sold. I’m in. I appreciate the macho aggressive nature of this anthem as RZA confirms: “Fuck CNN, this is ghetto editorial.” Word…what do you have to say to us today Banks and Steelz?
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
“The first eight years of schooling was with all white people. So that helped me to understand how white people think. I think that transition is what helped me bridge the gap, because that’s what my success has really been about: bridging the gap between the black community and the white community.”
Sammy Younan
Girth Radio Presents…
Richard Cheese is the Frank Sinatra version of Weird Al. Does that even make sense?
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