Bonding wit Boogie

Boogie and Precious explore different genres of music and how they affect people's mood. They discuss different artists that they listen  to in order to enhance or inspire their moods, while also delving into the music industry's ability to manipulate the mood of the music for the masses.

Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss new music as well as the competitive spirit of the music industry. They talk about artists like Central Cee, Jim Jones, and Friday.  Assessing the artists and their albums, Boogie and Precious review the sounds of the artists and the current state of the music industry.

Boogie and Precious sit down and discuss new music as well as the competitive spirit of the music industry. They talk about artists like Central Cee, Jim Jones, and Friday.  Assessing the artists and their albums, Boogie and Precious review the sounds of the artists and the current state of the music industry.

Boogie and Precious keep it short this week with a quick original poem by, Boogie, "You Deserve".

Boogie and Precious sit down with podcaster, content creator, and sex coach, Jody. They discuss her creative journey in content creation and the importance of establishing her unique voice. Jody expresses the value in being authentic with yourself and vulnerable with your expression.

Boogie and Precious sit down with podcaster, community mentor, behavioral health practitioner and promoter, Terry Roseland. They discuss Terry's podcast journey as well as his evolution as a podcasting pioneer in Chicago. Terry talks about his highs and lows in the process and things he's been appreciative of in his progression.

Boogie and Precious discuss the prominence of the Super Bowl halftime show and past performances. They also delve into classical sports movies and dope soundtracks.

Boogie and Precious sit as Precious recites a poem called, "Love Lifts" from the book, "Dear Black Man, You Matter" a book of poetry by Simply Stacy.

Boogie and Precious keep it simple with a  piece by Boogie called "Hey Black Child".

Boogie and Precious discuss the eruption of social media and its effect on the music industry. They also talk about how some music was influenced by real life actions. 

Boogie and Precious sit down to discuss some of the most famous rap beefs in history. They converse about generations of lyrical sparring. 

Boogie and Precious review the year of 2024. They discuss all their guests and plans to come. They provide detailed insight on their journey thus far and some of their favorite moments

Boogie and Precious present a quick piece the book, Dear Black Man You Matter, A book of Poetry by Simply Stacy. The name of the piece is called Brother's Bond.

Boogie and Precious keep this week's episode short with a poem from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter". The piece is called "Shut it Down".

Boogie and Precious discuss Christmas music. They go into discussing some of their favorite holiday music and movies.

Boogie and Precious sit down for a quick piece recited by, Precious, from the book, "Black Man you Matter", by Simply Stacey.

Boogie and Precious sit and discuss the music they listened to the most in 2024. They discussed artists and albums that got the most plays on their phones. 

Boogie and Precious keep it short with a poem from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter", a book of poems by,  Simply Stacey. The name of the piece is called "Faith". 

Boogie and Precious keep It simple this week with a poem called "Stop Signs" from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter".

Boogie and Precious review some of their favorite current albums. They discuss artists such as, Big X DaPlug, Glorilla, DaBaby, Leek, and Kodak Black. They talked about what made the albums good, and how the production of them aided in the overall greatness.  

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago artist, Rapcrush. They talk about development within her music and how she goes about composing a song. They also discuss the importance of her displaying her femininity within her music.

Boogie and Precious sit with multi-medium artist, Kai Leniese. They discuss the Inspirations behind her artistry and what made her get into music. They also discuss the healing aspect of music and how it speaks for others.

Boogie and Precious come through with another opportunity to speak life. Precious delivers a piece called "Aye,Black Man!"

Boogie and Precious sit down with entrepreneur Domo Da Ceo. They explore different topics and the importance of being multifaceted. Domo talks about his journey as a manager and business man in the music industry. Domo also talks about his role in the “Obey Your Dreams” movement. 

Boogie and Precious chop it up with rapper, Howie Stackz. . They delve into his journey as an artist and his transition from Florida back to Chicago. Howie Stackz also talks about his musical inspirations as well as his creative process.