Episode

Government Plants: From CIA Jazz to Today

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Rhythm and Rhymes
Published
Jul 4, 2026
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378
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Summary

πŸ“© Join the R&R newsletter: https://open.substack.com/pub/rhythmandrhymes 🎧 Listen everywhere: https://linktr.ee/RealRandR If the State Department once used jazz musicians to sell American values abroad, who's doing that work today? AJ and Antonio play a game of "who's a plant" β€” Live Nation, the Saudi comedy shows, artists who go big in regions where America wants cultural reach β€” and get into how modern influence might run through sponsorships and shell companies that the artists themselves don't even know about. R&R is Modern Radio for global black sounds.