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By most accounts, Tiësto has received the highest possible recognition a DJ can receive. Mix Magazine named him the ‘Greatest DJ of All-Time’ and DJ Mag readers crowned him ‘The best DJ of the Last 20 Years’, but we learn there is so much more to him in the latest episode of the Spout Podcast.

In episode eight, Tiësto shares with DJ Automatic how blessed he feels to have grown up in the Netherlands, what lessons about celebrity he observed from Jay-Z, his secret to happiness, the funny story about how Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz asked him to play a song they could dance to, and more.

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The Kid Laroi

The Kid LAROI is an Australian rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer who Juice Wrld mentored until his passing. Juice Wrld would be proud that The Kid LAROI's song "Without You" is on the way to becoming the #1 song in America.

He's amassing over 29 Million plays per month on Spotify and has just released songs with Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus. What does a 17-year old do with such newfound fame?

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Mike Posner has been in the public spotlight for over a decade. He's gained fame from not only his hits but the hits he has penned for others. In this episode, Mike Posner spouts off about how he went from radio station intern to touring with Justin Bieber. Mike also takes you along his walk across America, shares a beautiful perspective on his father's passing, lets you in on his creative process, and tells you about the worst career advice he's ever received working in the music business.

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Mickey Guyton

Country artist Mickey Guyton has had a pioneering year. Mickey became the first Black female solo artist to be nominated for a Grammy; and she's made history once again as the first Black female co-host of the Academy of Country Music Awards.

During this episode she shares, “I have imposter syndrome and there are many nights where I don't feel like I'm worthy. I've been working behind the scenes trying to open up opportunities for black people in the Country genre."

The conversation with Mickey Guyton is led by Keiana Martin who herself is a woman of color working in a field dominated by white men.

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