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Remembering MF DOOM, Part 2

Charles and producer Justin Sayles continue to dig deep into DOOM’s history before Charles speaks to some of DOOM’s closest collaborators about who the masked MC was offstage

By Charles Holmes and Justin Sayles
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In Part 2 of a special episode dedicated to the life of MF DOOM, a.k.a. Daniel Dumile, Charles Holmes and producer Justin Sayles continue to dig deep into DOOM’s history (0:00). Charles speaks to some of DOOM’s closest collaborators, including record executive Dante Ross and former labelmate Kurious, about who the masked MC was offstage (15:20). Later, Charles checks in with director Adam Bhala Lough, rapper and host of the What Had Happened Was podcast Open Mike Eagle, and renowned radio host Bobbito Garcia about their favorite DOOM memories (24:30) and their parting words to the masked game changer (31:10).

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