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This week on Once Upon a Time in Music, it’s a full house as L and Cheryl Poison welcome two dope guests to the couch — DJ High Star from the Mandatory Overtime Podcast and returning favorite B Easy from the DJ Blaze Radio Show Podcast.

The episode kicks off with laughs, wild introductions, and a whole lot of cousin energy before getting into the main topic: “Do You Remember?” — a fun ride through childhood memories that today’s generation might not even understand. From Wendy’s salad bars, the Club car lock, free nights & weekends, My Buddy/Kid Sister toys, basement parties, rotary phones, and TV signing off at night, to cassette tapes, recording songs off the radio, lightning bugs, Tamagotchis, the cable box clock, Nextel chirps, and hearing the ice cream man coming down the street… it’s pure nostalgia back-to-back.

Of course, it wouldn’t be the same without the Kiss/Marry/Kill segment going completely off the rails — with everything from classic celebs to hip-hop legends getting thrown into the mix.

The laughs keep rolling, the memories hit hard, and the chemistry is nonstop, making this one of those episodes you’ll be quoting all week. Tap in and vibe out — and make sure you check out Mandatory Overtime and the DJ Blaze Radio Show Podcast too

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We’re welcoming new listeners from all over — special shoutout to Wisconsin — and right out the gate we get into the real differences in how people talk, move, and vibe depending on where you’re from. Southern, New York, Midwest… everybody sounds different, and the jokes fly immediately.

The main topic heats up fast: What movies or TV shows would you want to be in — and would you replace a character or have one written just for you? Some picks are clean and simple, others come with a twist, and a few turn into full debates about common sense, cool factor, and style.

Of course, it wouldn’t be the show without the regular segments:

News: Fetty Wap’s release, Young Thug getting assets returned, and big-money conversations sparked by Quincy Jones’ estate

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This Year in Music: A throwback to Born Into the 90s by Public Announcement featuring R. Kelly

Kiss, Marry, Kill: Heated, hilarious, and absolutely unfiltered

Plus side conversations that go everywhere they’re not supposed to

From Girlfriends to Miami Vice, Belly, and beyond, this episode is funny, opinionated, nostalgic, and reckless in the best way. Pull up, vibe out, and laugh with us — because this one goes everywhere.

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This episode is about moments where the music perfectly matched the emotion on screen to scenes where a song became just as iconic as the movie itself, we break down our favorite song-and-scene combinations and why they still hit today.

We also jump into a round of Kiss, Marry, Kill, because things always get interesting when opinions clash 👀. Plus, we rewind the clock to 1993 to spotlight Breaking Atoms, the debut album from Main Source, led by producer Large Professor. We talk about its impact, the era it came from, and why tracks like “Looking at the Front Door” still resonate decades later.

Music, movies, classic hip-hop, and real conversation—this episode brings it all together. Tap in and vibe with us