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Voice of The People
Radio Rome
53 episodes
4 days ago
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Episode 426 | "Fired, Exposed, and Shaking the Table"
Voice of The People
1 hour 36 minutes 7 seconds
3 months ago
Episode 426 | "Fired, Exposed, and Shaking the Table"

This episode kicks off with Rome’s vibe check and a recap of a wild week in pop culture, sports, music, and global news. From celebrity scandals to seismic shocks, the crew covers it all.

First up: Shannon Sharpe’s ESPN exit after settling a $50M sexual assault case. The hosts debate accountability, corporate optics, and what’s next for Club Shay Shay. Then, Rome breaks down Gilbert Arenas’ arrest for running an illegal gambling ring—asking why celebs risk it all for off-the-books cash.

In reality TV heartbreak, Shan dives into the messy JaNa and Kenny breakup, while the crew unpacks Ari Lennox’s critique of Martin and the legacy of problematic jokes in classic Black sitcoms.

Jab takes over with a fashion-focused segment, celebrating iconic music videos that doubled as style blueprints—from Lil’ Kim’s “Crush on You” to Beyoncé’s “Formation.” Then the team reviews Metro Boomin’s A Futuristic Summa—a double-disc mixtape tribute to ATL’s golden trap era, packed with bounce, synths, and nostalgia.

Other key moments:

  • Trump possibly pardoning Diddy? The hosts question celebrity privilege and the politics of power.

  • A global disaster alert: an 8.8 earthquake in Russia triggers a tsunami watch across the Pacific. Oprah even opens a road in Maui. The crew reflects on disaster prep and survival priorities.

  • Toxic lyrics takeover: Why are songs by Future, Brent Faiyaz, and The Weeknd making emotional damage sound so good? They discuss the fine line between vulnerability and glorifying chaos.


Voice of The People
A outlet for young people within the DMV.