The Disco Hicks Show
A podcast devoted to classic music, movies, television, and culture. The slogan for this podcast is "be you, share your gift, and keep those classics current” and that's the spirit of the podcast. Hosted by Sean Disco Hicks, a former DJ, music lover, and historian.
The Disco Hicks Show
Latest Episodes
When New Edition Went Solo
1990 hits different when you line the records up back-to-back and actually listen, as we did back then. We go deep on the New Edition solo universe and the three projects that defined a whole season of R&B and New Jack Swing: Bell Biv DeVoe...
The Bobby Brown Episode
Bobby Brown used to be treated like a punchline or a headline, but we’re not doing that here. We’re giving him his full respect as an R&B icon and a central architect of the New Jack Swing era, while still telling the truth about the pain, ...
From He Man Nostalgia To Modern Sports Debates
A movie reboot, a league on the rise, and a championship that hit people right in the chest, all in one ride. We start by warming up with sports habits and nostalgia, from the World Cup chatter to childhood soccer stories that explain why certa...
From Inkster Roots To Summer Blockbusters
Inkster comes up and we don’t treat it like a random hometown shoutout, because a small city can hold a huge story. We talk about the neighborhood names we grew up with, the places that are gone now, and the family history that makes Inkster fe...
Why 1988 Still Feels Like Hip Hop’s Big Bang
One year can change a whole genre, and we think 1988 did exactly that. Shaun P joins me to debate one of hip hop’s biggest arguments: what is the best year in hip hop, and does 1996 really beat 1988 when you measure impact, innovation, and repl...
