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Queue Points

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Black Music
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Hip Hop
Madonna
Music Industry
Zhané
Atlanta
Truth Or Dare
MTV
Women In Music
Missy Elliott
Vogue
Like a Prayer
Ballroom Scene
Black Gay Nightlife
Elizabeth Taylor
Dionne Warwick
RAHBI
Songwriting
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Queue Points is the Black Podcasting Award and Ambie Award nominated music podcast that is dropping the needle on Black Music history and celebrating Black music through meaningful dialogue. The show is hosted by DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray. Visit queuepoints.com to learn more. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-... more

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In this episode of Queue Points, hosts DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray break down the top five cringe moments in Ye’s career … before today (because that’s a whole other story). They explore everything from the notorious Hurricane Katrina broadcast to the ... more

In "From Soul Train to TikTok: The Evolution of Teen Dance Shows," hosts DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray take you on a journey through the ever-changing world of teen dance. They explore the groundbreaking era of Soul Train, American Bandstand, and Dance P... more

In this electrifying episode of Queue Points, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray drop the needle on the musical legacies of three legendary Black women who dominated stage, screen, and sound—Debbie Allen, Phylicia Rashad, and Sheryl Lee Ralph.

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Hip-hop is always evolving, but where is it headed next? In this episode of Queue Points, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray drop the needle on the latest cultural shifts shaping the future of the genre. From Sexyy Red’s viral moment on The Jennifer Hudson Sh... more

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Recent Guests

Idris Goodwin
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Episode: Father of A Movement: Clinton "CeeJay" Jolliffi
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Latrice Sampson Richards
An award-winning podcast producer, host, and speaker with a 14-year background as a dual licensed mental health counselor.
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Episode: Slow Jams, Intimacy and Lyrics That Touch the Soul (Guest: Latrice Sampson Richards)
Tosha Love
Former assistant program director and music director at Atlantis V-103
V-103
Episode: And The Beat Don't Stop: Empress Rah and Tosha Love on the Future of Hip Hop

Hosts

DJ Sir Daniel
Co-host of the podcast with a focus on blending music history with cultural insights, enriching discussions with personal anecdotes and expertise on the impact of Black music.
Jay Ray
Co-host alongside DJ Sir Daniel, contributing to rich conversations about Black music culture and history, while engaging the audience with entertaining and educational dialogue.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 31 ratings
  • banger

    Came here for the Isaac Hayes episode, was not disappointed! now i have to listen to that Bernard Purdie album. Excellent work, sirs!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    future ralph
    United Statesa month ago
  • This show is great! I love the deep dives and hot takes on my favorite music and artist, and the relationship between DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray makes every episode a joy to listen to.

    Podchaser
    5
    What's Poppin' Penny?
    10 months ago
  • Hola 👋🏽

    Hello QP

    Just stopping by to say thank you guys for all you do for those of us who tune to watch and listen to the Podcast. It’s like going to night school in college and you both are the Professors for the QP Class. It is a treasure, I must say. The information that is available with you both is fascinating!!! I’m still looking for the day for QP to have a Show with a live audience. I’m speaking that into existence, Amen. I will keep supporting, watching, listening and sharing for my remainin... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shorty2009
    United States2 years ago
  • Musicology

    This heady joint is actually a series of music documentaries with two affable hosts who invite us into their living room to explore all music has to offer. Each listen I laugh, learn, and lean into the joy this offering provides.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Ed Garnes
    United States2 years ago
  • One of my favorite music podcasts. Often, we know nothing about the history of what we listen to. These hosts make us smarter about the music we listen to while keeping it entertaining. I am grateful for this podcast because it makes me want to be more informed about music. Great job !

    Podchaser
    5
    andreabrigette1
    2 years ago

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The dynamic between the hosts is frequently praised, often being described as like having a conversation with knowledgeable friends about music and culture.
Listeners highlight the podcast as a treasure trove of music knowledge, with engaging conversations that blend humor, history, and personal experiences.
Fans express their appreciation for the in-depth explorations of Black music history and current cultural issues, noting the importance of these topics in today's society.

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The Art and Business of Songwriting (Guest: Brian Patrick Davis)
Q: How can other people learn how to have those conversations?
One effective method is to carry split sheets to document contributions and set clear expectations before entering a creative space.
The Art and Business of Songwriting (Guest: Brian Patrick Davis)
Q: As a songwriter, what do they need to do to protect yourself?
It's crucial to know who you're writing with, have split sheets, and understand the importance of agreeing on contributions before the project begins.
And The Beat Don't Stop: Empress Rah and Tosha Love on the Future of Hip Hop
Q: How do you foster those relationships with other women in your respective industries?
By living with intention and viewing other women as inspiration rather than competition.
And The Beat Don't Stop: Empress Rah and Tosha Love on the Future of Hip Hop
Q: Why is celebrating the contributions of women centrally important to hip hop?
Women are foundational to music and culture, having birthed everything from love songs to the genre itself.
RAHBI's "STRANGE" Returns: A Heartfelt Tribute to Black Music, Culture and Atlanta
Q: What do you say to the up and coming artists that want to create an event like Strange?
RAHBI emphasizes the importance of being a leader, having vision, and being a nice person who can rally support from others.

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A captivating exploration of Black music history takes center stage, with hosts engaging in meaningful discussions about the evolution, impact, and cultural significance of various music genres. Themes of nostalgia, personal anecdotes, and social commentary weave throughout the episodes, particularly emphasizing the contributions of influential artists and movements within the Black community. Unique to this show is its focus on both historical context and contemporary relevance, seamlessly blending educational insights with entertaining dialogue. Listeners are likely to appreciate the blend of playful banter and scholarly depth, allowing for a rich auditory experience that resonates with music enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.

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2. Questlove Supreme
3. Black Men Can't Jump [In Hollywood]
4. R&B Money
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Queue Points launched 4 years ago and published 202 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Queue Points include:

1. Idris Goodwin
2. Ron Pullman
3. Mashaun D. Simon
4. Clinton Jolliffi
5. Drama Dupree
6. Tashmica Torok
7. Shannon Perez-Darby
8. Latrice Sampson Richards

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