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In a world filled with laughter, where humor acts as a beacon of light even in the darkest of times, there exists a man whose journey from humble beginnings to comedic stardom is as remarkable as it is inspiring. This is the story of Kountry Wayne, a name synonymous with laughter, joy, and the power of chasing one's dreams against all odds.



Born and raised in the heart of the South, Wayne Colley, known to his fans as Kountry Wayne, emerged from the rural landscapes of Georgia with a wit as sharp as the twang in his voice and a charm that could captivate audiences of any size. But behind the infectious laughter lies a tale of resilience, determination, and an unyielding passion for comedy.



From his early days navigating the trials of life in a small town to finding his voice on social media platforms, Kountry Wayne's autobiography is a testament to the power of self-belief and the unwavering pursuit of one's passion. With each page turned, readers will embark on a journey through the trials and triumphs of a man who defied the odds to carve his own path in the world of comedy.



Through his candid storytelling and trademark humor, Kountry Wayne invites readers to join him on a rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs of his life, from the challenges of balancing family responsibilities to the exhilarating highs of performing on stage before adoring fans. Along the way, he shares the lessons learned, the friendships forged, and the moments of self-discovery that shaped him into the beloved entertainer he is today.



But this autobiography is more than just a chronicle of comedic success; it's a celebration of community, family, and the universal language of laughter that transcends boundaries. Whether you're a longtime fan of Kountry Wayne's work or discovering his story for the first time, prepare to be inspired, entertained, and uplifted by the remarkable tale of a man who turned his dreams into reality, one laugh at a time. This is "From Kountry to Comedy: The Journey of Kountry Wayne."

"Leave the World Behind" follows a vacationing family whose idyllic getaway is disrupted when another family unexpectedly arrives, claiming to be the owners of the rented property. As tensions rise and the outside world becomes increasingly uncertain, the two families must confront their fears and navigate the unknown together. This gripping novel explores themes of race, class, and societal breakdown, leaving readers questioning the very fabric of our existence.

Da Bruhs bookshelf is back with another exciting addition: Zakiya Dalila Harris's 'The Other Black Girl'. Joining us for this episode is special guest Dr. Danielle Hairston MD. Together, we dive into the novel's exploration of race, identity, and power dynamics in the workplace. We follow Nella Rogers, a young editorial assistant at a prestigious publishing house, navigating the challenges of being one of the few Black employees in a predominantly white industry. When another Black woman, Hazel-May McCall, joins the team, initially as a mentor, Nella's world is shaken. However, as Hazel-May gains favor with their white superiors, Nella's suspicions grow. As tensions rise and mysterious events unfold, Nella uncovers a dark truth about the company, forcing her to navigate office politics and racial dynamics to reveal the secrets hidden within the publishing world's walls. 'The Other Black Girl' offers a gripping exploration of racism, ambition, and the pursuit of authenticity in corporate America.

"Step into the captivating world of 'The Lifestyle' by Taylor Hahn, a story that transcends the boundaries of love and laughter. When Georgina's seemingly perfect life takes an unexpected turn, we embark on a journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the unpredictable twists of relationships. As Georgina navigates the complexities of her heart, join us in reflecting on our on journeys. Whether you've faced unexpected challenges or celebrated the highs of love, this tale invites you to connect with the universal rollercoaster of relationships. Tune in for a narrative that sparks laughter, tugs at heartstrings, and leaves you pondering the unpredictable adventure of love, even if swinging isn't on your radar."

The "Eat Smarter" podcast is your portal into the insightful world of Shawn Stevenson, the distinguished nutrition expert and the charismatic host of "The Model Health Show" podcast. In this show, we let the wisdom of"Eat Smarter" by Shawn Stevenson guide our discussions. But that's not all—our conversations take an intriguing twist as we're joined by two exceptional guests.

First up is Curtis Price, a self-taught food scientist, whose roots trace back to a family ahead of their time, pioneering vitamin sales long before it became a trend. He's also the author of "The Itis Revealed," a captivating history of sugar and its profound impact on our world. You can find his book on Amazon.

Our second guest is Nettye Johnson, a multi-talented author, health educator, self-care strategist, and executive coach. She's the brilliant mind behind "The Veganish Cookbook" and "Put Your Faith Where Your Fork Is," available on NettyeJohnson.com.

Together, we'll delve deep into the pages of "Eat Smarter," a comprehensive resource that empowers you to make informed decisions about your diet and elevate your overall quality
of life. At its core, "Eat Smarter" reveals that intelligent eating
isn't about strict diets or calorie counting. Instead, it's a journey of
understanding the incredible power of food. Shawn Stevenson, much like Curtis and Nettye, explores the realm of superfoods and unveils how they can supercharge your cognitive function, boost your energy levels, and support your overall health. Additionally, he peels back the layers on meal timing, illuminating how it can influence your metabolism and well-being.

Stevenson's extraordinary talent lies in simplifying intricate nutritional concepts into actionable advice. Whether you're on a quest to increase your energy, enhance your cognitive abilities, or simply savor a better quality of life, "Eat Smarter" is your indispensable guide.





















The "Eat
Smarter" podcast is your portal into the insightful world of Shawn
Stevenson, the distinguished nutrition expert and the charismatic host of
"The Model Health Show" podcast. In this show, we let the wisdom of
"Eat Smarter" by Shawn Stevenson guide our discussions. But that's
not all—our conversations take an intriguing twist as we're joined by two
exceptional guests.

First up is Curtis Price, a
self-taught food scientist, whose roots trace back to a family ahead of their
time, pioneering vitamin sales long before it became a trend. He's also the
author of "The Itis Revealed," a captivating history of sugar and its
profound impact on our world. You can find his book on Amazon.

Our second guest is Nettye
Johnson, a multi-talented author, health educator, self-care strategist, and
executive coach. She's the brilliant mind behind "The Veganish
Cookbook" and "Put Your Faith Where Your Fork Is," available on
NettyeJohnson.com.

Together, we'll delve deep into
the pages of "Eat Smarter," a comprehensive resource that empowers
you to make informed decisions about your diet and elevate your overall quality
of life. At its core, "Eat Smarter" reveals that intelligent eating
isn't about strict diets or calorie counting. Instead, it's a journey of
understanding the incredible power of food.

Shawn Stevenson, much like Curtis
and Nettye, explores the realm of superfoods and unveils how they can
supercharge your cognitive function, boost your energy levels, and support your
overall health. Additionally, he peels back the layers on meal timing,
illuminating how it can influence your metabolism and well-being.

Stevenson's extraordinary talent
lies in simplifying intricate nutritional concepts into actionable advice. His
book is a beacon of clarity in a world often muddled by dietary confusion.
Whether you're on a quest to increase your energy, enhance your cognitive
abilities, or simply savor a better quality of life, "Eat Smarter" is
your indispensable guide.

In the scorching summer of 1964, the Deep South of Mississippi is a battleground for civil rights, where three brave men pay the ultimate price for aiding Black citizens in their quest for voting rights. Against this tumultuous backdrop, twenty-one-year-old Violet Richards faces a harrowing ordeal, enduring a brutal assault and ultimately killing her attacker in self-defense. Trapped within the suffocating grip of Jim Crow justice, Violet, whose skin color denies her any chance of a fair trial, makes a desperate decision – she must flee.



With the help of her white boyfriend, Violet escapes, leaving behind her life in Jackson, Mississippi. Yet, as she seeks refuge, Violet unknowingly steps into another perilous trap in the small rural town of Chillicothe, Georgia.



Meanwhile, in Jackson, Violet's older sister, Marigold, dreams of attending law school and dedicates herself to the Mississippi Summer Project, hoping to advance the cause of Black voting rights with her intelligence. But Marigold carries her own secret burden – an unmarried pregnancy. When news of the murder reaches her doorstep, Marigold sees no alternative but to flee as well. She embarks on a journey North, yearning for a life free from segregation and the threat of violence. But has her escape sealed her fate, endangering not only her life but also the life of her unborn child?



As these two sisters navigate the perilous paths of their fugitive lives – one escaping the law, the other fleeing societal shame – they remain oblivious to the shadowy figure hot on their trail. This relentless pursuer harbors dark secrets and a chilling motive known only to him, casting an ominous cloud over the sisters' quest for freedom and safety.