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Tell me about the concept and the rap game is basically i bring five young rappers to atlanta, basically, from the age of 1216, and i basically put them through a Jermaine Dupri boot camp and, you know, i give them this Artist Development trial and drill every week, and you see them go through things of, like, if they can write their own lyrics, can they dance, can they dress, do they know how to have a conversation with people when they do interviews, everything that goes into creating a star. Sounds like the old Motown Finishing School 3100 100 . [laughter] a lot of people say you are. I kno...

Elmira once had a tiny park named after Ross Marvin, who died in a North Pole expedition. Another started as "Unnamed Park." Neither are around today.

Subscribe here, or by clicking subscribe above! On most days of the year in the early 1900s, Battle Harbour, on Labrador’s rugged coast, is pretty quiet. The busiest this cod-fishing station gets is when a big catch of fish comes in, and the air buzzes with excitement and activity as the haul is brought ashore. But in September 1909, a buzz of a different kind fills the salty air. The tiny village, population 300, finds itself at the center of a media frenzy it hasn't seen before—or since. Against a backdrop of fishing boats bobbing expectantly in the harbor, dozens of reporters—wearing...

Subscribe here, or by clicking subscribe above! It’s April 6, 1909, and Robert E. Peary and his assistant Matthew Henson are settling in at yet another camp during their third attempt to reach the North Pole. It’s something they’ve done countless times during the course of their journeys together, but on this otherwise unremarkable stretch of ice, their once-elusive goal is now within reach.   As they and the Inughuit guides unpack their supplies, tend to the dogs, and begin food preparations, Peary unfurls an American flag that his wife Josephine had sewn for him years earlier. He fa...