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Join us on this week's episode of Stop, Look, and Listen as we sit down with the incomparable Patty Jackson, the auntie of pop culture and a Philadelphia radio icon. With over four decades of experience on the airwaves, Patty shares her journey from reading Easter poems as a child to becoming a Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneer Hall of Famer. We delve into the city's love for the legendary Frankie Beverly, the importance of celebrating black music icons, and Patty's personal insights into the man behind the music. Plus, Patty gives us a sneak peek into the upcoming street-naming ceremony in Beverly's honor and her thoughts on his retirement. Don't miss Patty's candid take on longevity in the industry, her dream Philly-based music festival lineup, and her plans for the future. Tune in for a dose of wisdom from the auntie herself, and learn why 'people who do always upset people who don't.'

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In this episode of Stop, Look, and Listen, host LeTroy Gardner welcomes mental health warrior and author Cathelina Duvert. Delve into an intimate conversation about her journey through depression, the therapeutic power of writing, and the courage to face one's darkest moments. Duvert shares the story behind her novel 'The Box' and offers a beacon of hope to those battling mental health issues. Tune in for an episode that not only sheds light on the struggles of depression but also celebrates the strength found in vulnerability and creativity.

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This week on Stop, Look & Listen, LeTroy Gardner sits down with the multifaceted Marcus Devine, a man whose name resonates in the hallways of R&B, Gospel, and beyond. In this episode of 'Stop, Look and Listen,' Marcus spills the beans on his extraordinary career, including his accidental foray into music directing and his serendipitous break singing background for Aaliyah. Learn about the Detroit grit that powered his journey and the creative fire that earned him the nickname 'The Heat Mizer.' Don't miss the insights, laughs, and wisdom from a true veteran of the music scene.

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This week on Stop, Look & Listen, we dive into the world of Afro-culinary delights with Kofi and Keith from The Bloom Bar. These entrepreneurs share their journey from West Africa to the heart of Atlanta, where they're introducing an insatiable appetite for authentic African cuisine and spirits. Learn about their mission to bridge cultural gaps, the meticulous craft of mixology, and how they're carving out a niche for high-end yet accessible experiences for the middle class. This episode is a celebration of culture, perseverance, and the art of hospitality.

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This week on Stop, Look & Listen we talk to Amin Ca$h. Ca$h an emerging talent representing the DMV, joins us to share his remarkable journey. Hailing from the Bronx and later settling in northern Virginia, Amin's experiences have shaped his unique perspective on resilience and positive change. His incarceration became a turning point, leading him to discover a passion for music and storytelling. Amin's personal struggles and family history, including his grandfather's involvement in a high-profile case, have deeply influenced his art. Through his music, Amin offers a candid and relatable narrative, resonating with individuals navigating life after incarceration. His story is a testament to the power of embracing support and overcoming challenges, inspiring others to seek positive transformation.

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This week on Stop, Look & Listen we talk to Eugene Williams. Williams is a well-established figure in the field of education, recognized for his roles as an author, educator, and motivational speaker. His extensive experience in teaching and school administration, combined with a commitment to empowering minority students, has positioned him as a leading advocate for educational reform. Through the implementation of programs aimed at fostering academic excellence within underserved communities, Williams has demonstrated a tangible impact on student achievement. With a focus on parental involvement and community support, he brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insights to the discussion, aiming to inspire proactive participation in shaping an inclusive and supportive educational landscape for all students.

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