Run The Jewels
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Search complete. 48 mentions across 33 episodes found for "Run The Jewels".
Sep 12, 2026
Ricky-Palooza: A Celebration Of The Music Of The Rights To Ricky Sanchez
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7:13Spike EskinHOST
So I wanna give that credit.
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7:14Spike EskinHOST
Also want to give credit to Run the Jewels' Legend Has It, which was our intro song for about two years.
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7:19Spike EskinHOST
We did have a, like a contract with them.
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7:22Spike EskinHOST
We had two years to use it.
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7:33Spike EskinHOST
We had I'm Not Your Man was an intro song while we were in between two different songs.
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7:39Spike EskinHOST
I'll get to where that happened.
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7:41Spike EskinHOST
I- where I think it happened, 'cause I think it happened in between Amos songs or maybe in between Run the Jewels and Amos, and we needed a song and I asked Tommy.
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7:49Spike EskinHOST
I said, "Hey, are you gonna sue me if I use this song?" He said, no.
Dee Mitch - 12/09/26 - [Voices Radio]
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45:39Dee MitchHOST
Well, let's see.
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45:40Dee MitchHOST
Who should I decide between? We'll start off with Run the Jewels.
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45:45Dee MitchHOST
Run the Jewels is a duo.
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45:48Dee MitchHOST
It's we've got two two people are in the duo.
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45:51Dee MitchHOST
There's Killer Mike.
ONE HOT TAKE: Coyote vs. Acme w/ Drew Taylor
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6:59Drew TaylorGUEST
Really beautiful.
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7:01Drew TaylorGUEST
And, uh, it features a Run the Jewels song where they substitute every curse word for a meep from Road Runner.
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7:08Blake HowardHOST
[laughs]
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7:08Drew TaylorGUEST
So, uh, that's also great.
Ep. 151 - 1,000 Floor Elevator Pitch (w/ Guice Mann)
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64:15Guice MannGUEST
Crazy.
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64:16Guice MannGUEST
And it reminds me of Run the Jewels in a way, and also that band Death Grips.
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64:18Guice MannGUEST
Have you ever fucked with them?
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64:20Jordan LairdHOST
Not heard
DENZEL CURRY • new album 'ii' out now (with Kenneth Blume) #686
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1:12Scroobius PipHOST
We talk about LP, I think.
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1:14Scroobius PipHOST
That's the Run the Jewels lads.
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1:16Scroobius PipHOST
And previous guests include Action Bronson, DJ Shadow, Sage Francis, B Dolan, Open Mike Eagle, I'm forgetting so many people here.
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1:27Scroobius PipHOST
An endless run of wonderful guests.
LANTERNS: "The Weenie"
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16:40Derek FaraciHOST
So I, I really don't understand the thought process.
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16:44Devin FaraciHOST
Do you know what bums me out, is that the Coyote versus Acme soundtrack does not include the Meat Meat version of that Run the Jewels song that plays.
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16:52Derek FaraciHOST
Oh, that's too bad, 'cause that was fun.
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16:53Devin FaraciHOST
I know.
CLASSIC POD WITH DAN AND SAM! #180 LETS GO!
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49:00Sean MillsHOST
It's great.
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49:01Sean MillsHOST
So what do you think of Run the Jewels? Run the Jewels is...
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49:05Sean MillsHOST
We're all big fans of that.
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49:06Sean MillsHOST
Oh,
13 MINS LATER
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62:26Sam LemoineGUEST
But that was still the greatest concert I've
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62:29Dan DelamyGUEST
ever seen.
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62:30Dan DelamyGUEST
Run the Jewels open.
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62:32Dan DelamyGUEST
Yeah, they did.
315 Coyote vs. Acme Movie Review
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1:46Stephen BrooksHOST
I'll do my best.
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1:47Stephen BrooksHOST
If I don't, maybe we'll do something like they did in the movie and use the Roadrunner beeps to bleep out our swears like in Run the Jewels.
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1:55Stephen BrooksHOST
That was a good gag.
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1:55Stephen BrooksHOST
Yeah,
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Unknown podcast
How Punk Went Global: From NYC Bars to Tokyo Subways
Sep 5 · 1 Mention
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16:02speaker_1HOST
The persistence of these micro-businesses showcases how punk can survive outside mainstream economics.
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16:11speaker_1HOST
Hip-hop group Run the Jewels cites Punk's protest ethos while delivering heavy rap.
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16:18speaker_1HOST
The pop-punk revival in indie scenes reflects the Ramones' songwriting brevity.
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16:23speaker_1HOST
This cross-genre influence demonstrates that Punk's foundational principles live on beyond its original era.
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Unknown podcast
Madball and the Rise of New York Hardcore
Sep 5 · 1 Mention
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6:43speaker_3HOST
Freddie also collaborated with hip-hop acts through his side projects, blurring lines between hardcore and rap.
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6:51speaker_3HOST
This crossover echoed in bands such as Run the Jewels, where heavy beats meet aggressive vocal delivery.
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6:59speaker_3HOST
Madball's rhythmic backbone was a blueprint.
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7:02speaker_3HOST
In the gritty streets of NYC, the hardcore scene wasn't just music.
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