Life and Times with Quinton

I never grew up doing the full Halloween thing — costumes, trick-or-treating, all that. But that didn’t stop me from soaking up every Disney Channel Halloween special like it was my Super Bowl.This episode is cozy, nostalgic, and a little bit spooky — just good vibes and childhood memories.Grab a little candy, put on your favorite throwback episode, and let’s end October together 🧡🍬New season, new energy. Let’s go.

This week’s episode is all about showing up with intention — whether it’s on stage, in life, or creatively.I’m talking about:* 🎤 The Maren Morris free concert that missed the mark — and why effort and presence matter, even when it’s a free show.* 💿 Mariah Carey’s new album and how it feels like the return of grown, glittered, grounded Mariah.* 🎶 Seeing Jon Batiste live and how his performance reminded me what it means to lead with soul and purpose.* 💙 My mood board this week — blue hues, Bowie energy, and a real sense of gratitude for still being here.* 🌟 The artists inspiring me right now: **JEMS**, Amber Mark, and Olivia Dean.This one’s honest, reflective, and full of love for the kind of music that moves you.---**Stream it now wherever you get your podcasts, and make sure to follow *Life and Times with Quinton* for more weekly doses of music, art, and real talk.**

In this episode of Life and Times with Quinton, I’m diving into pop’s new revival. From Justin Bieber’s Swag 1 & 2 era to Jon Batiste’s soul-stirring genius — and yes, even Hilary Duff’s quiet cultural comeback — I’m talking about what it really means to evolve in front of the world. It’s funny, it’s reflective, and it’s a full-circle moment for millennial pop lovers everywhere

Usher. Backstreet Boys. *NSYNC. Justin Timberlake. Once upon a time, male pop stars ruled the charts — choreo, charisma, and chaos included. But in 2025, where did that magic go? Are we in a new era where men don’t want to be pop stars anymore? Or did the culture shift around them?In this episode of Life and Times with Quinton, I dive into the evolution (and maybe disappearance) of the male pop star — from the Y2K icons we grew up with to today’s genre-blurring artists.Stream Life and Times with Quinton on Spotify, and keep up with me on Instagram and X @4everquinton

Lindsay Lohan is back, and so is Freaky Friday! In this episode, we dive into her long-awaited return to the screen with the new sequel, why the original was such a cultural reset, and how Lindsay’s career — from The Parent Trap to Mean Girls to her pop hits — made her one of the defining stars of a generation. This summer wasn’t just about nostalgia; it was about Lindsay reclaiming her spotlight.