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Queue Points

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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.

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Queue Points welcomes DJ and producer Jeremy Avalon for a conversation about community, musicianship, and the power of building spaces where the music leads. Jeremy traces the influences that shaped him. He takes us on a journey from a childhood surr... more

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Twenty years later, Bravo's "Being Bobby Brown" remains one of reality television's most talked-about and controversial shows. The 2005 series gave viewers an unprecedented look inside the home life of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, but what was it... more

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It’s Queue Points one-on-one time! We’re joined by podcaster Leah B, creator of the weekly music history podcast In The Mix with Leah B. Leah shares her path from dreaming of radio to launching her own podcast, and how the memory of her brother inspi... more

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On this special episode of Queue Points, we sit down with legendary music executive Teddy Astin! While working at Warner Brothers Records, Mr. Astin helped shape the careers of icons like Prince, Madonna, Frankie Beverly & Maze, Sly Stone, and more. ... more

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Recent Guests

Jeremy Avalon
DJ and music producer with global recognition.
Episode: Jeremy Avalon on WERC Crew, 'The Groove,' and the Soul of the Dancefloor
Rich Juzwiak
Writer and podcaster from Brooklyn, co-host of The Pot Psych Podcast.
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Episode: The Cultural Impact of 'Being Bobby Brown' At 20 with Rich Juzwiak
Leah B
Host, writer, and producer of In The Mix with Leah B
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Episode: Queue Points 1-on-1: Leah B on Detroit Music and R&B’s Best Decade
Teddy Astin
Music industry veteran and author
Warner Brothers Records
Episode: Celebrating Teddy Astin’s Impact from Warner Brothers to Solidifying Atlanta’s Entertainment Legacy
John Morrison
Author, DJ, radio host, and music journalist from Philadelphia
Episode: Boyz II Men, Philly, and the Power of Harmony with John Morrison
Darnell Miller
Accomplished musician and arts educator, host of Indie Planet on WJVS Radio
WJVS Radio
Episode: Norman Gyamfi's Recent Statements Causing Controversy in Christian Music (Guest: Darnell Miller)
Calvin Michaels
A musician, podcaster, and multifaceted artist.
Episode: Calvin Michaels on K-Pop, Culture, & Capitalism
Starr Rocque
Journalist and author, known for her work in Fast Company and Vibe Magazine.
Freelancer
Episode: 'Another Man', 80's R&B, and Bisexuality in Black Music
Terrence Walton
Representative from Naadac, the Association for Addiction Professionals
Naadac
Episode: Hip-Hop, Addiction, and Healing with Terrence D. Walton of NAADAC

Hosts

DJ Sir Daniel
Host known for his engaging discussions on Black music history, often integrating personal anecdotes and cultural critiques.
Jay Ray
Co-host with a background in media and a passion for extensive exploration of Black music culture and its implications.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 34 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 States7 months 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?
    a year 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
    3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the deep dives into music history and culture, with many highlighting the hosts' engaging and knowledgeable discussions.
Several comments reflect a strong community feeling, with listeners describing it as a place for shared experiences among music enthusiasts.
Fans enjoy the diverse range of topics within Black music history and current trends.

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Queue Points 1-on-1: Leah B on Detroit Music and R&B’s Best Decade
Q: If you could pick a decade of R&B, which decade would you choose and why?
I'm gonna go with the nineties, because I was born in 84 and the whole decade was awesome in TV and music.
Queue Points 1-on-1: Leah B on Detroit Music and R&B’s Best Decade
Q: When you were a child, who was your favorite artist or your first favorite artist that you could remember?
My very first favorite artist was Vanessa Williams, and the first song I remember was Dreamin.
Queue Points 1-on-1: Leah B on Detroit Music and R&B’s Best Decade
Q: What can people expect when they listen to In The Mix with Leah B?
Listeners can expect a history lesson about artists, including their background, careers, and what they are up to now.
Hip-Hop's Flyest Fashion Icons
Q: Do you remember your first clothing purchase and who was it inspired by?
I remember buying a rope stopwatch clock inspired by Flavor Flav.
Norman Gyamfi's Recent Statements Causing Controversy in Christian Music (Guest: Darnell Miller)
Q: What's the end goal of these critiques in the music industry?
Darnell highlights that such critiques can be viewed as barriers to bringing people into the fold of church and spirituality, which is counterproductive to attracting new believers.

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Focusing on Black music history and culture, meaningful dialogue around topics such as R&B, hip-hop, and the evolution of various genres is prominent throughout the episodes. Hosts engage in thoughtful conversations with a mix of guests from the music industry, discussing influential figures, cultural shifts, and significant events that have shaped the landscape of Black music. Unique elements such as exploring the intersections of music with themes of identity, spirituality, and representation underscore the distinct character of this offering, making it compelling for listeners interested in a deeper understanding of music's impact on culture and society.

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Queue Points launched 4 years ago and published 218 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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1. Jeremy Avalon
2. Rich Juzwiak
3. Leah B
4. Teddy Astin
5. John Morrison
6. Darnell Miller
7. Calvin Michaels
8. Starr Rocque

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