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Beretta is a restaurant and bar located in San Fransisco. Laura Gorman interviews the Beretta bar manager about the fun world of alcohol and cocktails.

Khruangbin - Mr White - Dupont Underground Sessions by maDCap

Khruangbin - The Number 4 - Dupont Underground Sessions by maDCap

Khruangbin - The Number 3 - Dupont Underground Sessions by maDCap

Should One See 'Kubo?' by Javier Scott by maDCap

Karlie. by maDCap

Predicting the Future by maDCap

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Okay, so we had a bye week. But we're back. In this episode of "The Pod Of" Fernando and I discuss this tense episode which is called, "Samson and Delilah." Don't want to spoil it because we want you to just listen. The treat in this podcast is the second half is where we have a conversation with Amara Karan who plays Chandra Kapoor on the show. She provides a deeper aperture into the show for us.

By David Ross A little tardy, but arrived. Won't happen again. This is episode 4 of "The Pod Of" where we analyze/solve the mystery as to what happened to Andrea Cornish in HBO's "The Night Of." Naz's character succumbs to Freddy's advice. Was like pulling teeth though. One would say, wasn't till life burned him that he realized what was best for him. Loved this episode overall. Episode 5 though...just you wait.

Fruition - Dupont Underground Sessions by maDCap

Susto - Vampiro 66 - Dupont Underground Sessions by maDCap

By David Ross Hey Hey, so we're now three episodes deep into HBO's new series, "The Night Of." Per usual, Fernando Madrigal and I put on our detective goggles and try to solve the mystery that keeps us up at night (slight exaggeration). This episode was called "A Dark Crate." So much happens. SO much. Let's see. Naz experiences a few ice breakers in jail. A fellow inmate (Freddy) extends a hand. Naz swats that shit away though. His attorney John Stone gets the boot for a high-powered attorney with an associate who is smarter than her (Chandra). Apologies for screwing that up in the episode. I even ridiculed Fernando for saying the name for what I thought to be incorrect. But no, it was I who wasn't up on my shit. For this, I lower my head in shame. Sticking to my thoughts on this though: I think Hassan did it.

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"Subtle Beast" Songs used for this episode: Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Lead Belly Cover) Nas - Life's a Bitch

Blue Healer - It's Only The Rain (Dupont Underground Sessions) by maDCap

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"The Pod Of" will be a weekly analysis of HBO's new series, "The Night Of," which debuted on Sunday, July 10 at 9pm ET/PT. Pakistani-American college student Nasir “Naz” Khan, who lives with his parents in Queens, NY, takes his father’s taxi to go a party in Manhattan. But what starts as a perfect night for Naz becomes a nightmare when he’s arrested for murder. Each week with the help of television geek and podcaster Fernando Madrigal we'll do a deep dive into the episodes providing commentary/interviews surrounding this interesting series. Special thanks to HBO. Stay tuned.

By David Ross Osa The Healer (Osaretin Obaseki) is a writer, poet, activist and so much more. The first time I met this dude was in elementary school. Fast forward to when we were in high school and he was the guy who was flowing constantly walking around the hallways. Always towering over his audience in height, the rhymes never stopped. Always enlightening, always captivating, always true to the art of story telling. First time recording him was in my parents' basement where DJ ADA (Adam Butler) spun and Osa and two others free-styled over the beats. Man, I wish I could find that recording! We were just kids but the passion was there. Now years later, we're doing the same thing. Just got more resources to work with now. It has been my distinct pleasure to record Osa The Healer in Dupont Underground. More to come. For now, just appreciate the message and its relevance. http://www.soundcloud.com/osathehealer

Blue Healer is David Beck, Bryan Mammel and Dees Stribling. This is one of the earlier Dupont Underground Sessions that we haven't yet released the video for. Had to post the audio though. The streets need it. Like many of the bands recorded, they rolled up in a white van. They then asked few questions as they were guided into a tunnel, which can be described only as sketchy as hell upon first glance. These are some of their underground sounds. For more info on the band: http://www.bluehealerusa.com/