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My name is Dustin Kelly, but everybody calls me DJ. I am former Army, serving as both a Forward Observer and a Military Police Officer. I have spent the last 16.5 years as a Police Officer and Detective in a large metropolitan Police Department. Throughout my career I have learned two things. 1. Everybody has a story to tell, and 2. The Best Stories Are True. This is the DTD Podcast.

  1. 3D AGO

    Episode 191: Travis Worlock "A Green Beret With a Story to Tell"

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 Introduction to Leadership and Military Background 03:00 The Impact of Military School on Leadership Development 05:53 Camaraderie and Teamwork in Military Training 08:53 Group Punishment: A Double-Edged Sword 12:02 Cultural Differences in Military Operations 14:46 Transitioning from Enlisted to Officer 18:00 The Importance of NCO and Officer Collaboration 20:46 Real-Life Examples of Leadership Challenges 24:14 Understanding Different Military Cultures 26:50 Personal Experiences in the Military 30:06 Leadership Lessons from Military Experiences 37:55 The Drive to Succeed 39:33 Career Changes and Military Dynamics 40:44 Transitioning to Special Forces 43:32 Injuries and Career Decisions 49:12 Team Dynamics and Professional Jealousy 53:22 Selfishness vs. Team Loyalty 57:29 Experiences in Bosnia 01:03:17 Comparing Bosnia and Afghanistan 01:14:31 The Power of Psychological Warfare 01:17:28 Evolving Perspectives on Combat and Leadership 01:19:46 Navigating Command Decisions in Combat 01:29:07 Disillusionment with Higher Command 01:34:42 Leadership Lessons from the Pandemic 01:39:30 Advice for the Next Generation of Military Leaders 01:44:05 Innovating Firearms Training: The Warlock Way -SUMMARY- In this conversation, Travis Worlock shares his extensive military background, discussing the nuances of leadership, the impact of military school on his development, and the importance of camaraderie and teamwork. He reflects on the complexities of group punishment, cultural differences in military operations, and the transition from enlisted to officer roles. Worlock emphasizes the significance of collaboration between NCOs and officers, providing real-life examples of leadership challenges faced during his career. He concludes with insights on personal experiences that shaped his understanding of effective leadership. In this segment of the conversation, Travis Worlock shares his journey through the military, highlighting his determination to succeed and the challenges he faced in transitioning to Special Forces. He discusses the dynamics within military teams, the impact of injuries on his career, and the experiences he had while deployed in Bosnia. The conversation also touches on the complexities of being perceived as an outsider in foreign environments, particularly in relation to the local populations' sentiments towards American forces. In this conversation, Travis Worlock shares his extensive military experience, discussing the psychological aspects of warfare, the evolution of his perspectives on combat and leadership, and the challenges of navigating command decisions. He reflects on disillusionment with higher command, leadership lessons learned during the pandemic, and offers advice for the next generation of military leaders. Additionally, he introduces his innovative approach to firearms training, emphasizing the importance of adapting training methods to real-world scenarios.

    1h 55m

  2. FEB 28

    Episode 190: Trey Lindsey "DEVGRU Navy SEAL"

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 From Service to Empowerment: Trey Lindsey's Journey 05:22 Generational Differences in Military Communication 09:51 The Path to Becoming a Navy SEAL 15:33 The Transition from Trainee to Team Member 22:13 Navigating Leadership and Team Dynamics 26:23 Balancing Personal Life and Military Career 32:16 Cherishing Life After Combat Experiences 35:24 Transitioning to Development Group: Mindset and Challenges 37:24 Deployment Differences: SEAL Team 4 vs. Development Group 38:48 Preparation for High-Stakes Missions 40:09 Overcoming Fears: The Journey of Freefall 44:34 The Jessica Buchanan Hostage Rescue Operation 47:18 Balancing Personal Life and Military Career 50:06 Navigating Life After Military Service 51:21 The Transition to Civilian Life 53:54 Reflections on Deployment Experiences 55:23 Coping with Loss in the Military 57:33 Mental Health Awareness and Support 01:01:17 Exploring Alternative Therapies 01:05:36 Family Life After Military Service 01:07:04 Overcoming the Fear of Failure 01:09:06 The Importance of Networking in Transition 01:10:26 Navigating the Transition from Military to Civilian Life 01:13:35 Gallo Glass Training: A New Chapter 01:16:35 Innovations in Tactical Law Enforcement Training 01:21:00 On-Premise Defense Consulting: Preparing for Threats 01:25:06 Civilian Tactical Training: Raising Awareness 01:27:06 The Shift from Teamwork to Individual Responsibility 01:28:35 The Do a Little Good Foundation: Making an Impact 01:32:01 Goals and Aspirations for the Future 01:35:40 Advice for the Next Generation 01:38:37 Reflections on a Stellar Career -SUMMARY- In this conversation, Navy SEAL veteran Trey Lindsey shares his journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming a member of SEAL Team 6. He discusses the importance of military service, the challenges of transitioning from combat to civilian life, and the significance of sharing stories from the battlefield. Trey reflects on his experiences in training, deployments, and the impact of military life on personal relationships, emphasizing the need for resilience and teamwork in both military and civilian contexts. In this conversation, Trey Lindsey shares his journey from military service to civilian life, discussing the challenges of transitioning, the importance of mental and physical health, and the value of a supportive network. He reflects on his military experiences, including the impact of loss and the need for mental health awareness. Trey also introduces his company, Gallowglass Training, which focuses on law enforcement training and on-premise defense consulting, emphasizing the need for preparedness in today's world. He highlights the Do a Little Good Foundation's initiatives to support law enforcement and veterans, and shares his aspirations for the future. -TAKEAWAYS- Trey Lindsey is a Navy SEAL veteran with extensive experience in military operations. He emphasizes the importance of sharing military stories to honor past generations. Trey's childhood and family background influenced his decision to join the military. He highlights the mental preparation required for SEAL training and deployments. The transition from military to civilian life can be challenging but rewarding. Trey discusses the impact of repeated deployments on family life and personal relationships. Trey reflects on the significance of cherishing life after combat experiences. He shares insights on the differences between SEAL Team 4 and Development Group operations. Trey emphasizes the need for resilience and adaptability in the face of challenges. Transitioning from military to civilian life requires a mindset shift. Many veterans struggle with the lack of structure after service. Mental health awareness is crucial for veterans and first responders. Comprehensive health includes both mental and physical aspects. Alternative therapies may offer new solutions for mental health challenges.

    1h 40m

  3. FEB 21

    Episode 189: Jason Morrison USMC Force Recon "I Am the Dragon "

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 Introduction to Jason Morrison's Journey 03:09 Growing Up in Indonesia: A Unique Perspective 08:26 The Courage of a Missionary Life 13:02 Family Influence and the Drive for Service 17:22 Transitioning to Military Life: A Culture Shock 27:22 Becoming Elite: The Path of a Recon Marine 37:59 The Balance Between Grind and Mental Health 40:35 The Burden of Service and Self-Recognition 42:44 The Dynamics of Training and Selection 49:25 The Evolution of Identity in the Marines 53:55 The First Combat Experience 01:04:49 Understanding Fear and Its Impact 01:14:41 Transitioning from Military to Contracting 01:19:22 The Quest for Truth: A Skeptic's Journey 01:22:03 Finding Peace: Reflections from Bible School 01:24:22 The Call of Duty: Embracing the Warrior Spirit 01:27:01 Business as War: Transitioning from Combat to Corporate 01:31:58 From Rock Bottom to Redemption: The Writer's Journey 01:43:43 Lessons from PTSD: Embracing Vulnerability and Grace 01:51:31 The Future Ahead: Writing and New Ventures -SUMMARY- In this episode, Jason Morrison shares his extraordinary life journey, from his upbringing in Indonesia as a missionary's son to his service in the United States Marine Corps. He discusses the challenges of navigating two distinct cultures, the courage instilled in him by his parents, and the lessons learned from his military experiences. Jason reflects on the grind of becoming elite, the realities of combat, and the importance of understanding one's own limits and capabilities. His story is a testament to resilience, personal growth, and the pursuit of excellence in the face of adversity. In this conversation, Jason Morrison discusses the complexities of heroism in combat, the nature of fear, and the challenges of transitioning from military to civilian life. He reflects on his experiences in the military, the impact of PTSD, and the importance of self-discovery and personal growth. Jason also shares insights on the parallels between business and warfare, emphasizing the need for veterans to recognize their value in the civilian workforce. Ultimately, he highlights the transformative power of facing one's fears and the journey toward fulfillment and purpose. -TAKEAWAYS- Jason's upbringing in Indonesia shaped his ability to communicate across cultures. Courage is not just physical; it's about understanding context and empathy. The dichotomy of freedom and security is a recurring theme in Jason's life. Growing up in a challenging environment prepared Jason for the rigors of military life. The grind of military training teaches valuable lessons about self-discovery and resilience. Jason emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with capable individuals. The transition from a free-spirited upbringing to the structured military life was significant for Jason. Combat experiences are both exhilarating and terrifying, highlighting the unpredictability of war. Jason's desire to prove himself drove him to seek out elite military training. Understanding one's own limitations is crucial for personal growth and success. True heroism involves constant danger and commitment. In combat, one can be seen as both a hero and a failure. Fear can be a learned response that diminishes over time. Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging but rewarding. Faith and reflection can provide peace after trauma. Business requires the same strategic thinking as combat. Personal growth often comes from facing adversity and trauma. Understanding one's fears can lead to greater resilience. Self-discovery is a continuous journey, especially after trauma. Finding purpose in life can stem from the lowest points.

    1h 59m

  4. FEB 14

    Episode 188: Philip Tuttle "A Cold War Green Beret in Berlin"

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 Introduction to Philip Tuttle's Military Journey 02:39 The Cold War Era and Special Forces in Berlin 08:33 Personal Motivations and Family Influence on Military Career 11:49 Transitioning to Special Forces Selection 21:45 The Global Military Landscape in the Late 1970s 25:00 Tensions and Military Readiness During the Cold War 29:37 Crisis in Berlin: The Art Nicholson Incident 32:17 Iranian Hostage Crisis: Standby and Alert 35:40 The 1980s: Tensions Rise with Reaganomics 38:47 Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism Operations 48:51 The Soviet Union's Invasion of Afghanistan 58:01 The Fall of the Berlin Wall: A Turning Point 01:03:56 Post-Cold War Vacuum: New Challenges Ahead 01:06:08 The Challenges of Special Operations Missions 01:14:36 Family Dynamics in a Military Career 01:26:47 Reflections on Life After Service -SUMMARY- In this episode, DJ interviews Philip Tuttle, a former Green Beret with a unique story that spans several decades of military history, including the Cold War, the Iranian Hostage Crisis, and the events leading up to and following 9/11. Philip shares insights into his career, the evolution of Special Forces, and the importance of family and legacy. He reflects on the challenges of balancing military life with being a present father and husband, and discusses the impact of significant historical events on his life and career.

    1h 35m

  5. FEB 6

    Episode 187: Sean Keane "Ranger, Green Beret, Surfer, Mezcal Master"

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 Introduction to a Legend 05:58 Military Beginnings: Joining the Army 11:51 Mentorship and Growth in the Military 14:55 Reflections on Military Culture and Standards 17:57 Current Military Landscape and Future Threats 21:07 The Evolution of Warfare: Cyber and Beyond 24:07 Personal Growth and Lessons Learned 27:01 Navigating the Ranks: From E6 to Leadership 29:57 Final Thoughts and Future Aspirations 37:56 Building Relationships in the Military 40:00 Reflections on Military Decisions and Disillusionment 41:43 The Impact of News on Military Personnel 43:13 Transformative Training Experiences 48:19 Adventures in South America 55:21 The Aftermath of 9/11 01:00:44 Transitioning from Civilian Life to Military Duty 01:11:17 Maturity Through Experience 01:16:49 Reflections on Humility and Learning 01:17:34 The Shift in Iraq: Politics and Operations 01:21:10 Targeting: Criminals vs. Terrorists 01:25:32 Justifying Targets: Patterns of Life 01:28:43 Transitioning to Central and South America 01:32:37 Rewarding Operations: Homeland vs. Overseas 01:36:31 Leadership Challenges in Military Promotions 01:39:52 Final Rotation: Chaos and Leadership 01:52:11 Impact of Operations: Capturing ISIS Leaders 01:53:35 Life After Service: Embracing New Chaos 01:54:06 Navigating Chaos and Mission Focus 01:56:54 Transitioning from Military to Civilian Life 02:01:01 Facing Fears and Embracing Challenges 02:03:11 The Decision to Run for Mayor 02:06:12 Balancing Family and Ambition 02:07:46 Finding Passion in New Ventures 02:10:41 Quality Over Quantity in Mezcal Production 02:12:39 Building a Legacy Through Mezcal 02:18:08 The Future of Okanaga Mezcal -SUMMARY- In this captivating episode, we explore the extraordinary journey of Sean Keane, a retired Command Sergeant Major with over 30 years of experience in the U.S. Army Special Operations. From his early influences growing up in a military family to his remarkable career in Special Forces, Sean shares insights on leadership, mentorship, and the evolving landscape of warfare. He reflects on the importance of maintaining military standards, the challenges of modern threats, and the personal growth that comes from embracing new experiences. This conversation delves into the experiences of military personnel, focusing on the importance of building relationships, the impact of significant events like 9/11, and the transformative nature of military training. The speakers reflect on their journeys, the challenges faced during deployments, and the lessons learned throughout their careers. The conversation delves into the complexities of military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, highlighting the shift in political dynamics, the challenges of targeting criminals versus terrorists, and the justifications behind these operations. The speakers reflect on their experiences in special operations, the transition to different mission sets in Central and South America, and the rewarding nature of protecting the homeland. They also discuss the challenges of leadership and promotions within the military, the chaos of their final rotation, and the impact of their operations on capturing ISIS leaders. Finally, the conversation touches on life after military service and the new forms of chaos they embrace. In this conversation, the speaker reflects on their journey from a military career to civilian life, emphasizing the importance of managing expectations and finding a new mission. They discuss the challenges of transitioning, facing fears, and the decision to run for mayor, highlighting the balance between personal ambition and family responsibilities. The speaker also shares their passion for mezcal, focusing on quality production and the significance of building relationships in their new venture. Ultimately, they express a commitment to creating a meaningful legacy through their work in the mezcal industry.

    2h 23m

  6. JAN 22

    Episode 186: Colonel Dave Lucas "A Green Beret Normalizing the Experience of War"

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 Introduction to Dave Lucas and His Background 03:37 Growing Up in a Military Family 06:39 The Decision to Join the Army 09:12 The Importance of Service and Sacrifice 11:50 Navigating Family Dynamics in Military Life 15:00 Communication as a Key to Marriage Success 17:30 Transitioning from Military to Civilian Life 20:07 The Impact of 9/11 on Military Aspirations 22:50 Pursuing a Career in Special Forces 38:09 Transitioning to Big Army 41:33 Deployment to Iraq: The Unexpected Journey 45:02 First Combat Experience: Emotions and Realities 48:33 The Weight of Leadership in Combat 52:13 Love, Sacrifice, and Commitment 57:03 Changing Perspectives: From Hope to Disillusionment 01:00:53 Memorable Moments: Best and Worst Days in Iraq 01:07:41 The Call to Special Operations: A New Path 01:13:26 Facing New Fears in the Ranger Regiment 01:14:44 The Transition from College to Combat 01:17:00 Deciding to Join Special Forces 01:18:38 The Challenges of Leaving the Ranger Regiment 01:20:49 Adapting to Special Forces Missions 01:23:22 Understanding the Evolving Nature of Combat 01:25:30 Normalizing the Experience of War 01:28:29 The Role of Experience in Leadership 01:33:28 Reflections on Deployment Experiences 01:36:56 Personal Growth Through Leadership 01:41:11 Finding Balance and Understanding Loss 01:44:15 Commitment and Future Aspirations 01:48:51 Closing Remarks and Call to Action -SUMMARY- In this episode of the DTD podcast, host DJ engages in a deep conversation with Lieutenant Colonel Dave Lucas, who shares his remarkable journey through 27 years in the military, primarily in special operations. The discussion covers Dave's family background in the military, his decision to join, the importance of service and sacrifice, and the challenges of balancing family life with military duties. They reflect on the emotional toll of deployment, the impact of 9/11 on military careers, and the complexities of love and commitment in the face of danger. The conversation highlights the significance of communication in military families and the drive to serve one's country. In this conversation, the speaker reflects on their military career, discussing the emotional complexities of combat, the evolution of their leadership style, and the importance of commitment to service. They share personal experiences from deployments, the challenges faced in Iraq, and the transition to special operations. The discussion highlights the weight of responsibility in leadership roles, the normalization of combat experiences, and the significance of understanding the sacrifices made by service members. -TAKEAWAYS- Dave Lucas shares his family background in the military. He discusses the decision to join the military despite parental concerns. The importance of service and sacrifice is emphasized throughout the conversation. Dave reflects on the emotional toll of deployment on military families. He highlights the significance of communication in maintaining relationships during deployments. The impact of 9/11 on military careers is a pivotal moment in the discussion. Dave shares his experiences transitioning from military to civilian life. The conversation touches on the complexities of love and commitment in military life. Dave expresses the feeling of responsibility towards his team and family. He reflects on the personal growth and lessons learned throughout his military career. The emotional complexities of combat can shape one's perspective. Leadership evolves through experience and reflection. Normalizing combat experiences can impact mental health. Commitment to service requires putting others before oneself. Understanding the sacrifices of military service is crucial for society. The Ranger Regiment fosters a culture of excellence and accountability. Transitioning to special operations presents new challenges and responsibilities. Experiences in Iraq highlight the realities of war and its

    1h 49m

  7. JAN 15

    Episode 185: JT Moracco "Green Beret" Combat Experience:The Best Version of Myself

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 Introduction to JT Moracco's Journey 06:56 Childhood Challenges and Resilience 12:49 Navigating Abuse and Trust Issues 18:51 The Role of Faith and Spirituality 24:49 The Influence of a Strong Mother 41:19 Pursuing a Path to Financial Security 49:02 The Impact of 9/11 on Personal Motivation 57:01 Recognizing Flaws in Role Models 01:08:48 Transitioning to Special Operations 01:17:13 Balancing Family and Military Life 01:22:10 The Pressure of Performance 01:28:25 The Weight of Responsibility 01:34:03 Coping Mechanisms and Self-Destruction 01:40:55 The Cycle of Avoidance 01:47:03 The Impact of Past Experiences 01:55:50 Military Culture and Mental Health 02:03:39 Transitioning Roles in Combat Operations 02:09:07 Personal Reflections on Grief and Guilt 02:15:23 Facing Physical and Mental Health Challenges 02:20:32 The Struggle with Substance Use 02:29:36 Reprioritizing Life and Mental Health 02:39:49 CONCLUSION Summary In this episode, JT Moracco shares his profound journey from a challenging childhood marked by trauma to a successful military career. He discusses the physical and mental toll of military service, the importance of resilience, and the impact of his upbringing on his personal growth. JT reflects on his experiences in combat, the challenges of transitioning from big army to special operations, and the lessons learned along the way. His story is one of overcoming adversity, finding purpose, and ultimately, healing. This conversation delves into the complexities of balancing military duty with family life, the mental health challenges faced during and after deployments, and the impact of loss on personal and professional growth. The speaker shares personal experiences of coping with stress, the struggle with alcohol, and the importance of open communication in relationships. The discussion highlights the need for prioritizing mental health and the power of sharing stories to help others navigate similar challenges. -SUMMARY- In this episode, JT Moracco shares his profound journey from a challenging childhood marked by trauma to a successful military career. He discusses the physical and mental toll of military service, the importance of resilience, and the impact of his upbringing on his personal growth. JT reflects on his experiences in combat, the challenges of transitioning from big army to special operations, and the lessons learned along the way. His story is one of overcoming adversity, finding purpose, and ultimately, healing. This conversation delves into the complexities of balancing military duty with family life, the mental health challenges faced during and after deployments, and the impact of loss on personal and professional growth. The speaker shares personal experiences of coping with stress, the struggle with alcohol, and the importance of open communication in relationships. The discussion highlights the need for prioritizing mental health and the power of sharing stories to help others navigate similar challenges. -TAKEAWAYS- The military career takes a significant toll on the body. Childhood experiences shape resilience and character. Trauma can lead to suicidal ideations at a young age. Forgiveness is essential for personal growth. Finding purpose in combat can be addictive. The importance of surrounding oneself with motivated individuals. Transitioning from military life can be challenging. Mental health awareness is crucial for veterans. Childhood trauma can influence adult relationships. Resilience is built through overcoming adversity. Balancing family and duty is crucial for mental health. Mental health struggles are common during deployments. Reintegration into family life can be challenging after combat. Conflicted loyalties can arise between family and mission. Coping mechanisms like alcohol can lead to self-destruction. Childhood experiences can influence leadership styles. Military culture often stigmatizes mental health discussions.

    2h 42m

  8. JAN 8

    Episode 184: Tristan Wimmer "USMC Scout/Sniper"

    -CHAPTERS- 00:00 Introduction to the Journey 03:50 Family Legacy and Military Background 06:00 The Impact of Traumatic Brain Injury 10:31 Brotherly Competition and Changes 14:26 The Effects of Military Training 17:43 Experiencing Combat and Its Aftermath 23:10 Guilt and Responsibility 28:48 Altruism and Personal Growth 32:27 Reflections on Military Service 39:50 Decisions and Consequences in the Marine Corps 46:14 The Aftermath of Injury: Accountability and Guilt 55:57 Navigating Mental Health: A Brother's Decline 01:07:00 The Impact of Relationships on Personal Struggles 01:13:01 Confronting the Reality of Suicide 01:21:16 The Breaking Point: A Brother's Struggle 01:24:42 Guilt and Regret: The Weight of Decisions 01:28:39 The Final Straw: Understanding the Tragedy 01:33:06 The Aftermath: Coping with Loss and Anger 01:39:00 Forgiveness and Healing: A Journey Forward 01:42:10 22 Jumps: A Mission to Honor and Heal -SUMMARY- In this conversation, DJ and Tristan explore the profound impact of military service on mental health, particularly focusing on the experiences of veterans dealing with traumatic brain injuries and the consequences of military culture. The discussion delves into the familial legacy of military service, the evolution of brotherly relationships, and the struggles of transitioning to civilian life. The guest shares personal anecdotes about his brother's journey, the challenges faced after injury, and the importance of accountability within the military. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the need for support systems and the role of altruism in healing and finding purpose after loss. This conversation delves into the complexities of transitioning from military service to contracting, the impact of personal relationships on decision-making, and the challenges of dealing with family mental health issues. Tristan shares his journey of navigating the loss of a loved one, the guilt associated with their decisions, and the importance of advocating for traumatic brain injury research. The discussion culminates in the establishment of '22 Jumps', an organization aimed at honoring veterans and supporting mental health initiatives. -TAKEAWAYS- Military service is often a family tradition. Traumatic brain injuries can have lasting effects. Brotherly competition can evolve into something darker. The military culture can amplify aggressive behaviors. Transitioning to civilian life is a significant challenge. Accountability in the military is crucial for healing. Adventure sports can provide a sense of purpose. Guilt can linger after a loved one's injury. Support systems are essential for veterans. Finding purpose after loss is a vital part of recovery. The transition from military to contracting can be purely transactional. Financial incentives often outweigh patriotic motivations in contracting. Relationships can significantly influence personal and professional decisions. Mental health struggles in families can create complex dynamics. It's challenging to help someone who refuses assistance. Guilt and regret are common feelings after losing a loved one. Public embarrassment can be a significant trigger for mental health crises. Forgiveness is a process that can lead to personal growth. Advocacy for traumatic brain injury research is crucial for veterans. Grassroots efforts can lead to substantial fundraising success.

    1h 59m
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My name is Dustin Kelly, but everybody calls me DJ. I am former Army, serving as both a Forward Observer and a Military Police Officer. I have spent the last 16.5 years as a Police Officer and Detective in a large metropolitan Police Department. Throughout my career I have learned two things. 1. Everybody has a story to tell, and 2. The Best Stories Are True. This is the DTD Podcast.

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  • Creator
    DJ KELLY
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2025
  • Episodes
    196
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    © DJ KELLY
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