QUARANTINE RADIO with Smoke DZA, Harry Fraud and Jay Worthy

A Waste Of Time with ItsTheReal

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4.8 • 817 Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2020

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Today on Episode 27 of Quarantine Radio, we make calls from our Upper West Side apartment to check in on Harlem's own Kushed God Smoke DZA, who talks WWE wresting as essential media, why he hasn't watched Tiger King, and The Smokers Club Presents Smoke DZA Worldwide Smoke Sessions album release on 4.20. We phone celebrated music producer Harry Fraud to discuss upcoming projects with Jay Worthy, Benny the Butcher and some major NY figures, how he turns his ears off on vacation, and what movies have inspired his incredible soundscapes. And we call up to Western Canada to talk with the street legend Jay Worthy about linking with Fraud on their new EP that drops on May 1st, the energy that New York City gave him before heading back north, and the tragic loss of his friend Chynna.

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0:00.0	Hey Jeff.
0:02.0	Hey Eric.
0:02.8	How are you?
0:03.2	I feel insane.
0:04.4	How are you?
0:05.6	I'm also insane.
0:06.9	Jeff, you know what time it is?
0:09.0	Weather check?
0:09.8	It's a weather check.
0:11.7	Looks dark.
0:14.7	Everything's dark.
0:16.3	Dark mood.
0:16.9	Everything is bleak.
0:17.8	Everything is terrible.
0:18.9	I haven't.
0:19.9	Have we been outside today?
0:20.7	No. No is terrible. I haven't, have we been outside today? No.
0:21.1	Nope.
0:21.7	No.
0:22.0	No.
0:22.5	But, hey, who knows what the night will bring?
0:26.3	Jeff, who's on the podcast today?
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