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Foxy Brown Deserves Her Flowers As A Pioneer During Hip-Hop's 50th Anniversary

Queue Points reflects on the glaring omission of Foxy Brown during #HipHop50

Sep 5 •

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Celebrating Black Joy: 1990's House Party Still Holds Up Over 30 Years After Its Debut

Jul 4 • Queue Points

Patti LaBelle Didn't Need Her Background Singers at the BET Awards, She Needed A Lifeline

Jun 26 • Johnnie Ray Kornegay III

Honoring Trugoy the Dove and Discussing #HipHop50 With @TROYPodcast

Feb 14 • Queue Points

Let's Take It From The Top: Antoinette's Interrupted Career Still Inspires Queue Points

Jul 20 • Queue Points

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Black Women's Voices Are the Joyful Heartbeat of House Music That Took Us Higher

Queue Points discusses ABC's "Queens of 90s House Music" segment and honors the contributions of the Black women who made House music a global…

Aug 8 •

Craig's Pop Life: 7.1.23

Hey, everybody! Hope you had a great week. Welcome to another edition of Craig’s Pop Life, a Black gay excursion into pop culture. It’s giving content…

Published on Craig’s Pop Life • Jul 27

Food Commercials, With Dope Music, Stirred Hunger & Negatively Impacted Health For 80s & 90s Kids

On this week's episode of Queue Points, the crew reflects on how Black musicians have been used in food marketing.

Jul 25 •

Let's Take It From The Top: Antoinette's Interrupted Career Still Inspires Queue Points

Rapper Antoinette, whose two albums "Who's The Boss" and "Burnin' at 20 Below" are long out of print, isn't forgotten by DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray. You…

Jul 20 •

Hurby 'Luv Bug' Azor Created Longstanding Hip Hop Superstars And Then Vanished

Salt-N-Pepa, Kid 'N Play and Kwamé are all names important to hip hop's encyclopedia. Since the late-1990s, their original producer has been in the…

Jul 18 •

Feature Friday: Jay Ray

Highlighting Our People in Podcasting!

Published on BlkPodNews™ • Jul 13

New Book Reevaluates Crack Era & Hip Hop's Role In Its Decline

Donovan X. Ramsey's "When Crack Was King: A People's History of a Misunderstood Era" humanizes and adds context to bygone era.

Jul 11 •

Dominating the Culture: Podcaster Jordan Clark on Comics, Culture and White People Won't Save You

A Conversation with Jordan Clark

Jul 6 •

Celebrating Black Joy: 1990's House Party Still Holds Up Over 30 Years After Its Debut

On Queue Points' latest episode, the hosts revisit the classic Reginald Hudlin film House Party.

Jul 4 •

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Queue Points Mag is the Queue Points podcast blog and newsletter, delivering all the music news and information you crave. Queue Points is the Ambie Award-nominated podcast that "drops the needle on Black music history."

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