A Michael Jackson Podcast
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusic CommentaryMusic |
Taj Jackson joins Elise Capron, Jamon Bull, Charles Thomson, and Charlie Carter to celebrate the holidays and reflect on this past year… Welcome to The MJCast’s tenth annual Christmas special!
The gang discusses the year that was, from the very sad ... more
Gregg Wright joins Jamon Bull and Shawn Shackelford for a fascinating interview about Gregg’s time working with the King of Pop, as guitarist on the Victory Tour.
Gregg has been called “one of the most innovative guitarists of our time”. He began hi... more
Mick Garris, renowned producer, director, screenwriter and novelist joins Paul Black for an in-depth interview about his amazing career, including his work with Michael Jackson.
Garris began his journey with Michael Jackson when both he and his wife... more
Jamon Bull welcomes renowned singer-songwriter Darryl Phinnessee to The MJCast for a discussion about his amazing career, including his many years working with The King of Pop.
Darryl is a Grammy-winning singer, and one of the industry’s most in-dem... more
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The excuses people are willing to make just to listen to some cheesy music. Get your head out of the sand.
Listen to the mountain of evidence and stop trying to discredit the victims, if you make an objective list for both sides IT IS CLEAR MJ WAS GROSS.
Listening to “Thriller” is boring, like there’s much better music out there. Enough jumping through hoops tryna excuse this monster.
I never was born in the 80s. I was born 2016 and I just loved Michael Jackson and his music. It was so cool sometimes the funny things that he does like when he said it’s a wonderful day like a movie. It was awesome and that’s why I always celebrate the day you died.
I’ve always found MJ fascinating and interesting and enjoyed his music but it was this podcast that really made me become more than a casual fan. This is the best source to learn about the man and the music with interviews with people who worked closely with him as well as the latest news on the Estate and family. Charles Thomson is by far my favorite person to hear, all are great but his blunt and non-sugar coated commentary is legendary.
The best Michael Jackson podcast. Listen to every episode
The MJ cast is an amazing library for interviews with people who knew and worked with the king of pop. They do a phenomenal job at updating fans on everything happening in the Mj world. 10/10 podcast run by amazing people!
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