Taboo's Comics & Kicks

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Comics and Kicks is where pop culture meets purpose. Hosted by Taboo (Black Eyed Peas), the show dives into comic book legends, sneaker obsessions, and untold stories from the frontlines of culture. From Marvel Comics and Air Jordans to Indigenous superheroes and childhood nostalgia, every episode blends passion, history, and community in one unforgettable ride. Follow us on Instagram: @TheCTGSports @Tabooscomicsandkicks A Change the Game Sports Production. Advertising opportunities: info@ctgseries.com

  1. 4 GÜN ÖNCE

    Columbus Short | Stomp The Yard

    Columbus Short reflects on the making of Stomp the Yard, revisiting the intense rehearsal culture, injuries, and competitive dance environment that defined the film. He shares what it meant to work alongside Chris Brown and Meagan Good, and how the movie reshaped dance culture in the 2000s. Beyond the film, Columbus talks about career evolution, industry survival, and a formative Kobe Bryant moment that changed how he approaches discipline and excellence. It’s a conversation about performance, pressure, and longevity in entertainment.

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  2. 3 ŞUB

    P-Rod | Nike SB

    Paul Rodriguez opens up about becoming Nike SB’s first signature skateboarder, building a 20-year legacy in skate culture, and honoring Kobe Bryant through his latest tribute shoe. He reflects on growing up around fame, carving his own identity, and surviving a career-threatening injury. From X Games dominance to Olympic skateboarding and fatherhood, P-Rod shares how discipline, obsession, and resilience shaped his journey. This episode explores representation, legacy, and what it really takes to stay elite in a sport built on risk.

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  3. 27 OCA

    Noel G | Fast & Furious

    Noel Gugliemi sits down with Taboo on Comics and Kicks to tell the real stories behind some of his biggest Hollywood moments — from playing Hector in The Fast and the Furious films, to on-set memories with Paul Walker and Vin Diesel, and how he saw the franchise evolve from street racing to global action epic. He also reflects on his roles in Training Day with Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, and the hilarious, unforgettable experience of working with Jim Carrey on Bruce Almighty. Along the way, Noel gives a candid look at typecasting, life as a character actor, and what these iconic films really did for his life and career.

    59 dk.

  4. 20 OCA

    Walter Jones | Power Rangers

    Walter Jones (the OG Black Ranger) breaks down how dance and martial arts became “Hip Hop Kido,” the exact style that helped him win Power Rangers. He opens up about the reality behind the fame—how massive the show got, why the pay didn’t match the impact, and what led him to walk away. And he shares the legacy side too: the fans, the life-changing moments, and what it meant to be a real symbol of representation on screen. From his early dance inspirations to the audition that changed everything, Walter takes you inside the behind-the-scenes story of becoming Zack and helping shape the style that made the character iconic. He reflects on what it felt like realizing the world knew him—from action figures to nonstop schedules—and why moments like Make-A-Wish visits showed him the true impact of the role. Walter also talks about taking a stand when things weren’t fair, rebuilding his career after Power Rangers, meeting icons, and the actors he respects most today—while staying grounded in the responsibility that comes with being a childhood hero.

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  5. 13 OCA

    Frances Fisher | Titanic

    Frances Fisher (Titanic, Unforgiven) joins Taboo’s Comics & Kicks for a powerful conversation about activism, art, and what it was really like filming Titanic with James Cameron, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Kate Winslet. From the iconic corset scene to the intense production details (down to Cameron waiting for the ocean to look like glass), Frances shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, the phone call that helped her land the role of Ruth, and what it felt like watching the ship sink on the big screen. Plus, she and Taboo reflect on their bond through Standing Rock, indigenous advocacy, and the purpose that comes with using your platform for good.

    46 dk.

  6. 6 OCA

    Emilio Rivera

    Emilio Rivera reflects on his journey through Sons of Anarchy, Mayans, and Con Air, opens up about unlearning violence, and shares the deeply personal story behind being chosen to play the father in Flamin’ Hot. In this unfiltered conversation on Taboo’s Comics and Kicks, Emilio Rivera traces his path from the Frogtown projects of East Los Angeles to becoming a foundational presence in two of television’s most influential crime dramas. He reveals the real story behind joining the Sons of Anarchy pilot, being written out, and later returning after intense behind-the-scenes negotiations — a move that directly led into Mayans. Emilio also revisits Con Air, discussing early-career lessons, working alongside Danny Trejo, and a near-fight that forced him to confront the survival instincts he carried into Hollywood. That moment became part of a larger journey toward sobriety, spiritual grounding, and choosing peace over conflict. The episode culminates with Emilio sharing the emotional weight of portraying the father in Flamin’ Hot, a role shaped by his own upbringing and relationship with his dad — including the unforgettable moment he was personally chosen for the role from a Lakers suite by the man whose life inspired the film. This is a conversation about legacy, second chances, and the hard work of becoming a different man than the one you were taught to be.

    42 dk.

  7. 30.12.2025

    Gerald Okamura | Big Trouble in Little China

    Martial arts icon Gerald Okamura shares untold stories from inside Hollywood’s most iconic action films—where the weapons were real, the discipline was earned, and nothing was faked. From growing up in Hawaii and serving in the military to working with legends like Bruce Lee, Brandon Lee, and James Hong, Gerald breaks down his journey into martial arts, stunt work, and cult classics like Big Trouble in Little China and Mortal Kombat. He explains how authentic weapons were designed for film, the difference between choreography and real combat, and why martial arts movies of the ’70s–’90s carried a level of realism that’s rarely seen today. This conversation is a deep dive into martial arts lineage, Hollywood history, and the craft behind some of cinema’s most unforgettable action moments.

    44 dk.

  8. 23.12.2025

    Antwon Tanner | Coach Carter

    Antwon Tanner shares the untold stories behind Coach Carter’s improvised scenes and the creation of Sunset Park’s legendary chant, revealing how some of the most memorable moments in both films actually happened on set. In this episode, Antwon Tanner gives a rare inside look at two classics of 90s and 2000s basketball cinema. He breaks down the improvised moments that shaped Coach Carter, the unexpected on-set energy working with Samuel L. Jackson, and how he ended up creating Sunset Park’s legendary chant. Antwon talks about the culture on set, the creativity that went into these iconic scenes, and why this era of sports movies continues to resonate with fans decades later. A must-listen for anyone who grew up on these films or loves hearing how great movie moments are made.

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Comics and Kicks is where pop culture meets purpose. Hosted by Taboo (Black Eyed Peas), the show dives into comic book legends, sneaker obsessions, and untold stories from the frontlines of culture. From Marvel Comics and Air Jordans to Indigenous superheroes and childhood nostalgia, every episode blends passion, history, and community in one unforgettable ride. Follow us on Instagram: @TheCTGSports @Tabooscomicsandkicks A Change the Game Sports Production. Advertising opportunities: info@ctgseries.com

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  • Yaratıcı
    Change The Game Media
  • Aktif Yıllar
    2025 - 2026
  • Bölümler
    33
  • Sınıflandırma
    Uygunsuz
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