Damaged Goods Podcast

It's a music industry extravaganza on this episode of Damaged Goods. Jake's guests are Malcolm Gray from Live Nation & Ones To Watch, Jeremy Karelis of Steady Leanin', & artist manager and creative Tim Larew. The three combined form the new podcast "Those Talks". To introduce it, they sit w/ Jake and discuss regional drugs, how big entourages can suck an artist dry, financial responsibility in music, & going to a cult party for New Year's Eve. Follow everyone on social media @jthes @malcolmjgray @menschmane @timlarew

Jake The Snake's guest on this episode of Damaged Goods is DJ Beanz. The two discuss DJing for underground legends, Weed-themed Hip-Hop events, female DJ posers, & how Cannabis legalization combats Opioid abuse. Follow Jake @jthes & Beanz @dj_beanZ

Jake The Snake's guest on this episode of Damaged Goods is poet Gianella Flores. The two discuss dealing with anxiety as a performer, letting go of past traumas, Puerto Rico's relationship with the U.S., & the struggle of remembering ideas as a stoner. Follow Jake @jthes & Gianella @etheral_emerald

On this episode of Damaged Goods, Jake The Snake's guest is Boston Based Hip-Hop artist Justin Clancy. The two discuss pouring sober energy into your music, Justin's past struggles w/ heroin addiction, recovery & sobriety, the pharmaceutical companies' connections to drug problems in the U.S., his new album & more. Follow Jake @jthes & Justin @justin_clancy

Jake The Snake's guest on this Damaged Goods episode is writer, journalist, music historian & Bostonian, Dart Adams. The two discuss the notion of Drug Dealer music VS Drug User music in Hip-Hop, bad editors, and burning bridges. Follow Jake @jthes & Dart @Dart_Adams

On this episode, Jake The Snake's guest is cinematographer Charlie Barkhorn. The two discuss the duality of man, 'shrooms & Joshua Tree, the pros & cons to the evolution of music recording, and healing your pain with art. Follow Jake @jthes & Charlie @charlie_notta_chaplain.

This week on Damaged Goods, Jake The Snake's guest is, app-developer, Real Estate agent, & former teacher, Zack Hall. The two discuss the processes of developing apps, quitting teaching, how man is self-destructive by nature, and Vegas, baby, Vegas. Follow Jake @jthes & Zack @complex_reality

Jake The Snake's guest this week on Damaged Goods is writer, journalist, & music critic Martin Caballero. The two discuss fine cinema, having to go to crappy concerts, & get into a debate about political media outlets. Follow jake @jthes & Martin @_el_caballero.

Jake The Snake's guests this week are comedic entity Allegra Scarano, and sister & actress/stylist Taysia Scarano. They discuss their experiences in entertainment in lieu of the sexual misconduct scandals in Hollywood, the need for an adrenaline rush in place of alcohol & drugs, and why tampons should be free. Follow Jake @jthes Allegra @allegrahelen Taysia @taysiascarano.

This week on Damaged Goods, Jake The Snake's guest is Brittany Tatiana, model, baker, & PR agent. The two discuss branching out after modeling, her baked goods business Sweet Tatas, & doing Ayahuasca in the Amazon for a week. Follow Jake @jthes & Tatiana @sweettatas

This week on Damaged Goods, Jake The Snake's guest is Kyle Stokes, who works in touring in the music industry, working as a merchandise manager and tour manager for different bands, as well as being an Afghan War veteran. The two discuss working for artists who are drug addicts, Kyle's two tours of duty as a soldier in Afghanistan, and inaccurate war movies. Follow Jake @jthes & Kyle @kyledstokes

Jake's guest on Damaged Goods is author & host of The All Out Show on Shade 45, Jude Angelini aka Rude Jude. The two discuss Jude's new book "Hummingbird", selfish honesty, & the upsides to different underwear. Follow Jake The Snake @jthes & Jude @onemorejude and Jude's book "Hummingbird" is available now.

Jake The Snake's guest on Damaged Goods is Hip-Hop artist Ea$y Money. The two discuss the liberation of not having your phone, how prison kills your creative soul, and nerd out on hip-hop stuff. Follow @Jthes & @easymoneyST new album Flyer Lansky is available now, featuring Conway, Termanology, Millyz & more.

Jake The Snake's guest on Damaged Goods this week is Boston based DJ, Shasha. The two discuss the emergence of more female DJs, having Reggae in your repertoire, and staying physically active as you age. Follow Jake @jthes & Shasha @deejayshasha

This week on Damaged Goods, Jake The Snake's guest is comedian, writer, & director Scott Kidd. The two discuss if increasing PC cultural influences threaten the art of comedy, moving to LA, & swallowing things that aren't food (or that other stuff. Follow Jake @jthes & Scott @TheScottKidd

This week on Damaged Goods, Jake The Snake's guest is Boston based music artist & host of LFOD Radio, Uncle Sam. The two discuss the challenge of switching from your creative mind to a business mind, Meth motels in Albuquerque, and why you should eat all the seafood you can in the next 5 years.

This week on Damaged Goods, Jake's Guest is Elliot From Boston, host of the EFB Podcast. The two discuss the longterm effects of head trauma in Football & having your children play the sport, being "in the moment" at a concert, and how the show Narcos make's you want to do drugs. Follow Jake @jthes & Elliot @elliotfromboston

This week on Damaged Goods, Jake The Snake's guest is barber Kevin Kellett, of Frank's Chop Shop NY/LA. The two discuss how a medical condition led him away from being straight-edge, being G-Eazy's tour barber & friend, & reaching out to Bun B to setup aid for victims of Hurricane Harvey. follow Jake @jthes & Kevin @OGKcutYou

Jake has back on as his guest on Damaged Goods, artist/architect, Noah Goldman. The two discuss the worst states/cities in the USA, abandoning your art professionally, and the pros & cons of Kratom.

Jake's guest this episode is comedic everywoman & Step-sister, Allegra Scarano. The two discuss having to act normal around your significant other's family, how having a dysfunctional,, "damaged" family changes your perception of what is "normal", & getting fired for not smiling enough. Chuckle chuckle.