5 Disc Changer Podcast
5 Disc Changer Podcast
Podcast Description
5 Disc Changer is a laid-back, culture-forward podcast where music is the starting point—but never the whole story. Ashley Autumn sits down with artists, comedians, thinkers, and everyday legends to talk about the songs that shaped them and the lives they’re shaping now. From parking lot anthems to cultural deep dives, every episode spins something real. This is the soundtrack of the culture. Enjoy the ride.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores a range of topics including the intersection of music and culture, personal anecdotes from artists, and commentary on societal issues. Episodes feature discussions on influential tracks, like B. Cov's experiences with Aquemini and its impact on his life, alongside deeper dives into themes like the significance of comedy in culture, as highlighted in episodes that bridge music with political discourse.
5 Disc Changer is a laid-back, culture-forward podcast where music is the starting point—but never the whole story. Ashley Autumn sits down with artists, comedians, thinkers, and everyday legends to talk about the songs that shaped them and the lives they’re shaping now. From parking lot anthems to cultural deep dives, every episode spins something real. This is the soundtrack of the culture. Enjoy the ride.
Before they were fathers, they were men with dreams, flaws, stories—and soundtracks.
In this powerful and personal episode, host Ashley Autumn sits down with Otis Carter IV (co-founder of 200 Man Stand) and Malcolm Carthledge (filmmaker & Greenwood Studios co-founder) to talk about fatherhood, legacy, music, and the lessons that shaped them along the way.
From Ice Cube and Get Rich or Die Tryin’ to Dom Kennedy, Boosie, College Dropout, and jazz greats like Ellis Marsalis, they unpack what music taught them about manhood, identity, and showing up for their sons.
They discuss:
🎶 The songs that shaped their younger selves
👨🏾👦 How fatherhood changed the way they hear music
🧠 Generational healing & the pressure to be “the big dog”
💬 The myth of the absent Black father
✨ Why raising a son is hard—but fun as hell
Whether you’re a dad, a son, or just someone trying to break cycles and build legacy, this episode will make you laugh, reflect, and turn up your speakers.
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