Just How Culturally Inappropriate is It?

July 16, 2025 • 01:03:47
Just How Culturally Inappropriate is It?
Narr.O.W. Podcast
Just How Culturally Inappropriate is It?

Jul 16 2025 | 01:03:47

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Show Notes

I'm officially between seasons and working on my next one which makes me dropping this episode mean that much more. In addition, I recorded it with two of my closest friends, Vince and Laphelle, so you know the conversation is going to be great.

On this episode of Narr.O.W., we give our takes on Let God Sort 'Em Out from the perspectives of artists in our own rights, fans, and, more vulnerably, as Black men who have lost at least one parent (if you haven't listened to "The Birds Don't Sing" yet, it is a heavy song). PLUS we have a very unique perspective shared because Vince was able to be at the Apple Music listening party with Clipse just hours before the album was released. 

Listen to the album and listen to the episode and engage with us on Instagram in the comments.

 

Featured Spirit: Nearest Green

The Narratives Over Wine & Whiskey Podcast is a subsidiary of Daniels Development & Branding, LLC

This episode was produced, recorded and engineered by Deryle Daniels, Jr.
Sound consulting by Laphelle Taylor of Soul Lab Studios
Narr.O.W. Podcast logo, animation, and color scheme designed by Tully Murray of The Good Pixel
Cover art for this episode from The Clipse
Background Music - FACƎTIME by Nico Rengifo.
Intro music for this season by Drake
Track: Intro (Comeback Season)

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