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The 2023 High School Baseball Season is Here and the Ardmore Tigers will open the season at home on March 2, 2023 vs the Kingston Redskins.

CJ Kennedy is the head coach and today we talked about vision and goals with Cedric Bailey. Thanks for listening and don't forget to share this podcast with you family and friends. Go Tigers!!!!!

The Dunbar Wildcats Football team were at Handley Field on Friday Night to face the Lake Worth Bullfrogs. The BGC Sports Network 2 has the call of the game with Cedric Bailey. Thanks for listening and share this with your family and friends. Go Wildcats!!!!

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Ardmore’s Ricky Smith Junior wrapped up his senior season in dominating fashion, bringing home four gold medals in the the OSSAA Class 5A State Track Meet. “It’s a killer mindset at the end of the day when you step on this track because the winner wins and the losers lose,” said Smith.

Smith won the boys 100m and 200m run, as well as the long jump and 4x100m relay. Smith credits his success from a combination of hard work and dedication paying off in the end.

”Sometimes you get people that lead by example,” said Bell. “Sometimes you get people that lead by what they say. Sometimes you get them through character and he did all of that for us.”

”Whatever I want to do, I want to be the best at,” said Smith. “Whether that’s physical therapy, going into college, or whether that’s track. I want to push myself to be the best. Honestly it’s just the killer mindset I was born with.”

Thank you for listening to my interview with Ricky Smith. Please share this with your family and friends.

In today world many people are spending more time at home cooking for their family. Today on the Traffic Jam with Cedric Bailey we talked about the importance of cooking with June Fair Harris Robinson. According to June her mother and grandmother really can cook and they past down the skills to June, Sharon and Beverly while growing up in Stonewall Oklahoma. Today June has pass this on to her children as well. There are two important factors to consider when deciding which tasks your child is able to perform in the kitchen: their physical ability to do the task and their mental ability to comprehend the task and, in particular, the possible dangers involved.

Young children will not have the strength to lift pots and pans or to cut through dense foods like potatoes, but they also may not know that hot foods can burn them or that knives are dangerous. Younger kids also may have trouble remembering a series of steps that need to be followed, so you can help them by breaking down a task step by step as they go along. They definitely need to show that they can follow directions before you let them handle dangerous equipment.

You know your child better than anyone, but here are some tips for helping them get acquainted with the kitchen so that they can become proficient. It is important that your kids master each level before going on to more technical cooking activities.



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