Brian Jones, Dylan Fields and Sedaya Keita
The Common Thread Podcast
Welcome to The Common Thread Podcast! This is a virtual, creative listening space for music lovers brought to you by Brian Jones, Dylan Fields, and Sedaya Keita. As music continues to impact society through shared experiences, we speak on the ‘thread’ of music and how it weaves into art, sports, life, fashion, and modern culture. The three of us come from different places, backgrounds, and life experiences but our shared passion for music built the bridge that became our brotherhood. Through this podcast, we want to show that despite our differences, music can be a powerful, healthy, and meani...
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Brian Jones, Dylan Fields and Sedaya Keita
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Último episodio
28 de may. de 2026
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Episodios
Episode 14 ~ "Iceman" Special 🥶 Video 28.05.2026 52:24
The thread is back outside. On this episode of the Common Thread Podcast, we tap into everything that’s been shaking the culture lately — from Drake somehow dropping THREE albums & the chaos around 1900Rugrat.. Not to mention the Drake and Future relationship drama (are they good?🤔), Soulja Boy crashing into the conversation, and the internet asking… who the hell is Molly Santana? We a...
The Common Thread Podcast - Ep.13 Video 30.04.2026 1:10:49
After a long hiatus, The Common Thread Podcast is back talking music, culture, art, and everything in between. This episode: • Best music from Jan–April • Drake’s Iceman rollout • Isaiah Rashad season • Is Kid Cudi washed? • Is Offset still cool? • Gucci Mane, Pooh Shiesty & growth in hip-hop • Michael biopic talk + more New Music:...
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