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Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN-US · 537 episodes
The Urban Breakdown is a fusion between live hosts conducting interviews, having discussions, pre-records, music, poetry, and as always, well researched topics, opinions, and perspectives broken down into various “segments” indicated by a hashtag of some sort. Each show will vary on what segments are broadcasted as well as segment length. These eclectic hosts are breaking down what the news media and other outlets try to confuse you... therefore impacting you in ways that will be broken down in these eclectic broadcasts. Current hosts are: Odofoley, Mercer, Mercedes, Vann, and F. Khristopher
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Urban Breakdown is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 537 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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The Urban Breakdown
**We will be off next week, and will return on the weekend of August 29th** In This Week's Episode: --Essence Magazine's Top 50 R&B songs of all time. --Remy Ma strikes back. --Shake Shack shakedown on customers. --Todd Blanche confirmed. --Trump leaves his people to die. --Olivia Miles continues to break records. --And more...
The Urban Breakdown
In This Week's Episode: --Latto and Clarressa: Married Man Blues. --Ne-Yo and Chris Brown: Dog Bite Blues. --Malice accused of stealing a hot dog (Spoiler, he didn't). --Donald Trump: World's dumbest criminal. --Christine Wonsley (Nolan Wells Mom) investigated. --Caitlin Clark flops her way onto the FIBA roster --And More...
The Urban Breakdown
In This Week's Episode: --Usher Serenade goes horribly wrong. --Brittney Griner files for divorce. --AI Companies destroying books to feed their machines. --Colt and Colin Gray sentenced. --Nolan Wells' Mother targeted at work. --And more...
The Urban Breakdown
Featuring: Ashley McCroy I had two graphics to upload about Taylor Farms, but I can't upload picture files, so I made one of them the thumbnail this week. WARNING: If you are planning to book a trip with Reggie Cummings, DON'T DO IT! He is a scammer, and lack of regulation in the travel agent business keeps him in business. In This Week's Episode: --Estate Troubles with Malcolm Jamal Warner and Chadwick Boseman. --Memphis man killed at underage girl's house, the mother charged with 1st degree murder. --Reggie Cummings, rip off artist. --Taylor Farms is trying to kill us --Nolan Wells update (and some speculation) --NC Board of Elections screws over black voters, again! --And more...
The Urban Breakdown
In This Week's Episode: --Jay-Z: Billionaire capitalist to the end --Dame Dash is sad and pathetic --Boosie and R. Kelly trying to buy pardons --Details on the Housing Bill --And more
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