last week on Unglossy. I'm going to take the biggest cultural innovators that we got by hip-hop

artists. And I'm going to see how I can study the way that they became these cultural icons

and can I model my career the same way? Like not put my culture in the background. I'm going to

wear it on my chest. I'm going to wear it on my sleeve. I'm going to cover in this space. There's only one person. I'm the only black person in the space. I'm going to wear it on my chest. I'm wearing my sleeve. I'm going to cover in this space. There's only one person. I'm the only black person in the space.

I'm going to be unapologetically me.

From the top. I'm Tom Frank. I'm Jeffrey Schlegs. And I'm Buck B. Welcome to ungloss.

Real stories, unfiltered dialogue, and the voices move in culture beyond the gloss of hype and headlights.

So buckle up on glossy starts now.

All right, folks.

There's a lot cooking in the world right now.

And today, no guests, we're going to break down some interesting topics.

We're going to start with what's happening at Merrick Studios and how podcasts like unglossy, mixed and mastered, our love, hate relationship with comic culture, and pitch lab are leading to real conversations, not just echoing headlines.

Then we're going to dig into Cardi B's Stop at Trillberger, and the rise of celebrity

cosigns is cultural currency.

We'll tackle comedy and free speech from Jimmy Kimmel's suspension to the line between

accountability and censorship.

We'll dress Fashion Week.

I know Bun's a big fashion week guy.

So where the runways become the ultimate content stage. And lastly, we're going to hit football's takeover of pop culture. From NIA ideals to Dion Swagger to games from all over the globe. No phone. All flame. This is unglassy. Let's get into it. Dude loves his puns, boy.

I like my puns, man. That's what makes me smile.

I know.

I love.

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