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Dr. Paulette Johnson is a renowned personality who has made significant contributions to the world of sports and radio. She is a former athletic director and head softball coach at Virginia State University. She led the Lady Trojan softball team to win the first CIAA Softball Championship. Dr. Johnson is also the former cheerleading coach at Virginia State University, where she revolutionized HBCU cheerleading by introducing the “stop and shake” style of cheerleading. Her cheerleading team, the “Woo Woos,” became so popular that they even earned a nickname that sticks to this da

When I have the pleasure of being included in a discussion with my wife and her childhood friend, the convo winds up hilarious, serious, and heart-warming. But heavy on the fun. We talk about life at 50, mature adult movies, Taylor Swift & more.

Lemmie is a LBGTQ+ advocate and photographer with an interesting story which he claims he will be putting in a book. Our conversation goes into some great topics about relationships, health and being involved with his father's mortician business. ENJOY
DISCLAIMER:
I don't usually make excuses for podcasts, but this one almost got dumped because of the audio issues I had while recording this episode. But the conversation has a message I feel that needs to be heard, so I did everything possible to deliver a decent audio quality for what I feel is a great show.
For more about our guest:
https://lemmiedowns.wixsite.com/lemmiedlunnphotograp
https://www.facebook.com/Libra1972?mibextid=LQQJ4d
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My friend Chris has been in the Los Angeles area for 3 decades strong and has a lot of stories about the music business. One story is his involvement with the band, BODY COUNT. We talked about how he was involved in the beginning with promoting the band and the new book coming out BODY COUNT (33 1/3). Really good episode hope you enjoy the stories.
If you are interested in contacting our guest: hotrod213@gmail.com
 

Doing podcasts is so easy when you sit down with a good friend that loves to talk and is entertaining. My folk, Sonya Chiles, falls in that category for me and in this episode we speak about all the work and assistance needed in the RVA (Richmond, VA) communities and how anyone can help.
If you are in the Richmond, Virginia area and would like to help or need assistance, reach out to Sonya Chiles at Sonyachiles507@gmail.com.

When a friend needs a friendly ear to vent, I try my best to be open and listen deeply because there is always something that comes out that deepens the bond. This episode is uniquely longer than normal because it became a therapy session for my friend and I. I hope some of the things that were discussed will give some inspiration to keep TRYING.
 
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