Episode 52 of All The Smoke is here and rapper Common joins Matt and Stephen to discuss his activism and the importance of voting. The boys also talk basketball, MJ, and music.

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Episode 52 of All The Smoke is here and rapper Common joins Matt and Stephen to discuss his activism and the importance of voting. The boys also talk basketball, MJ, and music. Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

ALL THE SMOKE pairs two of the most outspoken and controversial players of their time. Known as fiery, intense competitors during their on-court careers, Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson are now two of the most widely respected voices by today’s crop of NBA stars. Serving as mentors to numerous players throughout the league and with their hands firmly on the pulse of the game, they have first-hand insight into the minds, lives and pressing issues facing today’s players. Barnes and Jackson, who have played alongside two generations of All-Stars, will dish on the latest news and drama from on and off the court without boundaries.

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Episode 52 of All The Smoke is here and rapper Common joins Matt and Stephen.

Common | Ep 52  | ALL THE SMOKE Full Episode | SHOWTIME Basketball

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Matt Barnes sits down with businessman, philanthropist, and California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer to break down the largest state in the nation, and discuss his vision for California's future.

They cover the housing crisis, a $22 billion corporate real estate tax loophole that's been quietly sitting on the books for decades, and what Steyer would do on day one in office. He also gets into what he thinks the Democratic Party is getting wrong, and why he says fellow billionaires will hate his policies.

They also touch on billionaire-elites buying media entities, AI data centers being built in low-income communities, and the Warriors.

As we approach the Midterm Elections,  The Smoke Signal  will be bringing prominent voices to the table to have honest conversations about where the country is and where it needs to go.

Matt Barnes sits down with businessman, philanthropist, and California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer to break down the largest state in the nation, and discuss his vision for California's future. They cover the housing crisis, a $22 billion corporate real estate tax loophole that's been quietly sitting on the books for decades, and what Steyer would do on day one in office. He also gets into what he thinks the Democratic Party is getting wrong, and why he says fellow billionaires will hate his policies. They also touch on billionaire-elites buying media entities, AI data centers being built in low-income communities, and the Warriors. As we approach the Midterm Elections,&nbsp; The Smoke Signal&nbsp; will be bringing prominent voices to the table to have honest conversations about where the country is and where it needs to go.

The Anti-Billionaire Billionaire Running for California Governor: Tom Steyer Interview

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Matt & Stak sat down with one of the Bay Area's most underrated rap legends: Richie Rich. He saw how the industry moved and stepped back from the mainstream while others didn't make it out. Expect crazy Tupac & Biggie stories, how Snoop's 213 was inspired by Rich's 415, and the untold story of how he landed on the Luniz classic "I Got 5 On It." Now building his coffee brand The Rolling Bean Coffee, Rich is proof the game never stops. All game, all real, only on ALL THE SMOKE.

Matt &amp; Stak sat down with one of the Bay Area's most underrated rap legends: Richie Rich. He saw how the industry moved and stepped back from the mainstream while others didn't make it out. Expect crazy Tupac &amp; Biggie stories, how Snoop's 213 was inspired by Rich's 415, and the untold story of how he landed on the Luniz classic "I Got 5 On It." Now building his coffee brand The Rolling Bean Coffee, Rich is proof the game never stops. All game, all real, only on ALL THE SMOKE.

Richie Rich: Bay Area’s Most Underrated Rap Legend

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Newly minted hall-of-famer CC Sabathia pulls up for his second appearence on All the Smoke.

CC gets into everything, most notably his legendary Yankees tenure; from A-Rod recruiting him, Cashman closing the deal, the Astros rivalry, and the current Aaron Judge-era.

On Ohtani, CC is all-in: "Ohtani is the greatest baseball player to ever live."

Plus, the WBC's rise to must-watch TV, how the Commissioner's office is finally putting players in the room, and what the CAP program is doing to bring legends back to the game.

Newly minted hall-of-famer CC Sabathia pulls up for his second appearence on All the Smoke.
CC gets into everything, most notably his legendary Yankees tenure; from A-Rod recruiting him, Cashman closing the deal, the Astros rivalry, and the current Aaron Judge-era.
On Ohtani, CC is all-in: "Ohtani is the greatest baseball player to ever live."
Plus, the WBC's rise to must-watch TV, how the Commissioner's office is finally putting players in the room, and what the CAP program is doing to bring legends back to the game.

CC Sabathia: "Yankees retiring 52 means more than Hall of Fame"

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Common | Ep 52 | ALL THE SMOKE Full Episode | SHOWTIME Basketball

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