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With Missy Elliott, Freddie Gibbs, even the band Hame. He's fans of all of them. He's a fan of

the greats too, Mob Deep Wu Tang. And one of his all-time faves, Madonna, who he makes a pretty

strong case for. Not that she needs it. You know what I think about Madonna, I think about like

Grace Jones, Rihanna, like these strong women. Same person I did in Michael Jackson,

Dated Tupac, and Dated Boschiat. Like, come on, where's her head at? You know what I'm saying?

It's Bullseye.

Coming up, I'll talk with Asap Ferd about his love for Madonna, how going to an arts high school

changed his life and how being part of a collective like Asap Mock can make calling yourself a solo

artist, kind of challenging. Even though I've been out for a long time, a lot of the years was

like playing passing just out with Rocky and you know with the Marvin, you know you seeing Ferd

with the mob, but Ferd by himself as a whole another person. Then I'll talk with Jonathan Katz.

He's the creator and star of the animated series Dr. Katz, professional therapist. He's also one

of the funniest people I've ever talked with. He's got a joke ready for everything, almost an

exhausting volume of jokes. Like for example, since like the mid 1990s, he's been dealing with

multiple sclerosis. So does he have any jokes about MS? Of course he has jokes about MS.

Oh absolutely. In fact, my manager at the time and my lawyer at the time said to me,

in LA you're not allowed to be sick or old. So I moved back to Boston with both ins and

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