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BWP (group) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia BWP are perhaps best known today for their controversial music video "Two Minute Brother" from their 1991 album The Bytches.[2] In 1991, McCaskill and Morgan paid amateur videographer George Holliday $1,500 for the rights to use 10 seconds of the video he shot of L.A.P.D. officers beating Rodney King in their video for "Wanted." McKaskill said that "for years rappers have been talking about police brutality and no one has taken heed of it, or justice has never been done. No one's paid this issue any mind. So now that it's been taped, it's been caught in the act and visualized, it's in black and white...we truly hope people don't just forget about it a week later."[3] History The group became well known for their sexually explicit lyrics and were often referred to as a female version of 2 Live Crew. The group released the successful album, The Bytches. Its follow up album, 1993's Life's a Bitch was, however, never released.[4] BWP made a cameo appearance in the 1992 romance comedy film, Strictly Business.  The follow-up album Life's a Bitch was released on YouTube after 27 years on September 24, 2020. BWP Also known as | Bytches With Problems Genres | Hip hop Years active | 1989–1994 Labels | No Face/RAL/Chaos- Columbia Records Past members Lyndah McCaskill Tanisha Michele Morgan BWP (Bytches With Problems) was an American female rap duo that consisted of Lyndah McCaskill and Tanisha Michele Morgan.[1] Discography Album information  | The Bytches Released: February 19, 1991 Chart positions: #34 Top R&B/Hip-Hop Last RIAA certification:  Gold Singles: "Two Minute Brother", "We Want Money" The Bytches Studio album by BWP Released | February 19, 1991 Recorded | 1990 Genre | Dirty Rap, Gangsta Rap, Hardcore Rap Language | English Label | No Face (Def Jam Columbia) Producer | Mark Sexx 

15 of 618 (featuring Justin from weedsociety.com)

Episode 14 of 618 (featuring Gilf from Gardens By Gilf)

In 2005, DriFlower founder Jay Larkins had one simple thought, “There has to be a better way.” Jay instantly envisioned a streamlined process for harvesting cannabis or hemp directly onto innovative hangers & hardware. His solution would not only simplify harvesting, but also organize transporting, drying and emptying drying racks within minutes. Within minutes of this inspiration he put pen to paper, designing what has become, after years of experimentation and research, the DriFlower HangHarvesting™ System. Throughout the years Jay and the DriFlower team have learned a lot, out in the field and in drying spaces all along the west coast.  As with any great disruptive technology, there have been moments of victory and challenging failures.  But every outcome is seen as having valuable information which educates a new direction forward.  With Jay’s unwavering dedication and vision, we’ve always felt confident in our success. That’s what sets DriFlower apart.  Unquestionably, our commitment to research and improvement empowered us to bring forth a system that is both efficient and reliable. In Jay’s words, “So Simple.” Our Mission To be the premier provider of HangHarvesting™ System Kits, Hangers & Hardware servicing the worldwide cannabis and hemp industry. Our Vision To establish HangHarvesting™ as the Premium Flower harvesting standard. Links Instagram DriFlower website

Jason Dinges, also credited as "The father of modern podcasting", (born October 15, 1980) is an American musician, film maker, entrepreneur and broadcaster. He is best known for the podcast Lost Rhetoric. He is also known for performing in such bands as Slam Dunk, Gone To Croatan, Honduran, Born A Lot and Damn Family. He's also the owner-operator of https://lostrhetoric.com/. Career Dinges worked in the movie industry from 2012 to 2021. He contributed to such TV series as Portlandia, Grimm and Trinkets, among many others. He also worked on such full length feature films as I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore. On June 18, 2020, Dinges released the first episode of Lost Rhetoric, entitled "LR001 - The Abduction Of Harry Joe Turner w/ The Old Man"/.  He went on to release 55 more episodes, as of November 22, 2021 [citation needed]. Influence The Lost Rhetoric podcast became a cult favorite, spawning such "spinoffs" as Sports Rhetoric, School's Out Forever, FilmChurch, Post Rhetoric and Degenerate Life. Jason has made various guest appearances on these shows. Controversy Dinges faced sharp criticism and backlash among Lost Rhetoric fans, when he went on hiatus in June of 2021. Some followers of the show reacted to the news by publicly threatening violence toward him. Others lobbied to bring the show back online through various forms of bribery. Dinges ended his silence on August 18, 2021 by publishing episode LRzerozeroNONE - Life Update, where he teased the possibility of reviving the show. Historians of the show disagree on whether or not the episode is canon, as it wasn't given an episode number like the others in the series. On September 16, 2021, with "LR053 - Getting High as an Elf w/ Freiburger", he began releasing new episodes. The series is now a bi-weekly series. External links www.lostrhetoric.com Twitter Instagram

Jason Dinges, also credited as "The father of modern podcasting", (born October 15, 1980) is an American musician, film maker, entrepreneur and broadcaster. He is best known for the podcast Lost Rhetoric. He is also known for performing in such bands as Slam Dunk, Gone To Croatan, Honduran, Born A Lot and Damn Family. He's also the owner-operator of https://lostrhetoric.com/. Career Dinges worked in the movie industry from 2012 to 2021. He contributed to such TV series as Portlandia, Grimm and Trinkets, among many others. He also worked on such full length feature films as I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore. On June 18, 2020, Dinges released the first episode of Lost Rhetoric, entitled "LR001 - The Abduction Of Harry Joe Turner w/ The Old Man"/.  He went on to release 55 more episodes, as of November 22, 2021 [citation needed]. Influence The Lost Rhetoric podcast became a cult favorite, spawning such "spinoffs" as Sports Rhetoric, School's Out Forever, FilmChurch, Post Rhetoric and Degenerate Life. Jason has made various guest appearances on these shows. Controversy Dinges faced sharp criticism and backlash among Lost Rhetoric fans, when he went on hiatus in June of 2021. Some followers of the show reacted to the news by publicly threatening violence toward him. Others lobbied to bring the show back online through various forms of bribery. Dinges ended his silence on August 18, 2021 by publishing episode LRzerozeroNONE - Life Update, where he teased the possibility of reviving the show. Historians of the show disagree on whether or not the episode is canon, as it wasn't given an episode number like the others in the series. On September 16, 2021, with "LR053 - Getting High as an Elf w/ Freiburger", he began releasing new episodes. The series is now a bi-weekly series. External links www.lostrhetoric.com Twitter Instagram

David Nkrumah Liebe Unger Hart, also credited as D. L. Hart, (born April 19, 1957) is an American outsider musician, painter, puppeteer and actor. He is best known for his appearances on Adult Swim's Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, performing bizarre puppetry and singing in a variety of voice characterizations. He is also known in the Los Angeles area for his role as a puppeteer on The Junior Christian Teaching Bible Lesson Program, a local public-access television cable TV program, as well as for performing with his puppet "Doug the Dog" just outside the Hollywood Bowl and Los Angeles Music Center after shows, where he is known to many concert goers simply as the "puppet man". He has also been known at times as David Hart, David Lieber Mintz, David Unger Hart, David King Liebe Hart and DL Hart. Career During an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, David stated he first developed his passion for puppeteering upon attending church Sunday school in his youth. He claims to have gotten his start in Hollywood performing with comedian Robin Williams and from making an appearance on The Gong Show in 1977. In 1990 he appeared on Golden Girls and in 1993 on Wings. Hart has frequently appeared on television shows The Del Talk Show, Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! as well as various other Abso Lutely productions and independent films. In 2004, David Hart was featured in the documentary Public Access Hollywood. He made an appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart in 2004 and again 2009, as well as on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2004. He also appeared in a commentary on Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Season One DVD. Throughout late April and early May 2008 he performed live as part of Tim and Eric's Awesome Tour 2008. In 2014 Hart appeared prominently in the independent feature film White Cop. In 2018, Hart appeared in the crowd sourced remake of Shrek, Shrek Retold, in which he performs the song Hallelujah, originally composed by Leonard Cohen. 

David Nkrumah Liebe Unger Hart, also credited as D. L. Hart, (born April 19, 1957) is an American outsider musician, painter, puppeteer and actor. He is best known for his appearances on Adult Swim's Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, performing bizarre puppetry and singing in a variety of voice characterizations. He is also known in the Los Angeles area for his role as a puppeteer on The Junior Christian Teaching Bible Lesson Program, a local public-access television cable TV program, as well as for performing with his puppet "Doug the Dog" just outside the Hollywood Bowl and Los Angeles Music Center after shows, where he is known to many concert goers simply as the "puppet man". He has also been known at times as David Hart, David Lieber Mintz, David Unger Hart, David King Liebe Hart and DL Hart. Career During an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, David stated he first developed his passion for puppeteering upon attending church Sunday school in his youth. He claims to have gotten his start in Hollywood performing with comedian Robin Williams and from making an appearance on The Gong Show in 1977. In 1990 he appeared on Golden Girls and in 1993 on Wings. Hart has frequently appeared on television shows The Del Talk Show, Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! as well as various other Abso Lutely productions and independent films. In 2004, David Hart was featured in the documentary Public Access Hollywood. He made an appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart in 2004 and again 2009, as well as on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2004. He also appeared in a commentary on Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Season One DVD. Throughout late April and early May 2008 he performed live as part of Tim and Eric's Awesome Tour 2008. In 2014 Hart appeared prominently in the independent feature film White Cop. In 2018, Hart appeared in the crowd sourced remake of Shrek, Shrek Retold, in which he performs the song Hallelujah, originally composed by Leonard Cohen. 

10 of 618 (featuring Spit Stix from Fear)

10 of 618 (featuring Spit Stix)

Degenerate Life Podcast - Episode 9 Andrew Stromstad

Degenerate Life Podcast - Episode 9 Andrew Stromstad