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You are listening to Look Who's Talking. I am
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Cameron Minter. I am your co -host and the host
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of the show is our wonderful Head Start Director
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Jessica Coffie Dickerson. That was the first
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time you used that name. I know. JCD is in the
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house. Did that feel weird? No. Does it feel
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weird for you? Yes, absolutely. Have you had
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that Mrs. Dickerson moment yet? I have continued
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to introduce myself as Jessica Coffey. And then
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someone would be like Dickerson and I'm like,
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oh, yes. Right. That's me too. Only because I've
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been Jessica Coffie for 40 years. Right. Yeah.
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Yeah. It's going to take a minute. But the whole,
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oh, I would like to introduce you to my husband.
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Uh -huh. Yeah. That part. How's that? Yeah. You're
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loving it. It sounds so cute. Good, good, good.
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How long has it been now? Two months. Two months
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of bliss. Just marital bliss. It's been. Listen.
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We're going to have to have a whole segment.
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Let me tell you about my KU bill, though. Oh,
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wow. I said, brother, you're going to have to
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cut these lights off in this house. Oh, you your
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dad, huh? Shoot. Yeah. My KU bill done doubled.
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Yeah? Cut these lights off. It's double the people?
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He says, I like. I like the house like I'm a
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bat. He was like, you don't like lights. Well,
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you know, it's so funny you say that because
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my wife says it all the time. Every morning I
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wake up, I go into the living room by myself
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in the dark and get dressed. And I like it. I
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ain't got nothing wrong with it. I don't see
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nothing wrong with it. But as soon, oh, my God.
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As soon as she wake up, all lights and everything
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on. And see. Yeah, I get dressed in the living
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room, so I don't want the lights on in the living
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room so that my neighbors can see me. You know
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what I'm saying? That's one part of it, but I
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really don't like a lot of it. You know, I'm
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all about conserving energy. Let's open these
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blinds. Let the natural light come in. No, he's
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a flipper. Flip the switch. That's what he is.
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I love it. He flips that switch. I love it. And
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I come in, I'm like, you're not in this room.
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Uh -oh, you sound like somebody's daddy. You're
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not in this room. I just light on. But you know
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what? I let him live. You let him live. I let
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him live. That's what's up. All right, so it's
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summertime. What you got planned? Summer, summer,
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summertime. That's it. Have you listened to that
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song? No, I haven't. And I was going to play
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it. You got to always listen to that. I was going
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to play it for you today, but we got a little
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caught up with some difficulties. Summertime.
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Nothing much. Like, we have come off of a perfect
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review. Mm -hmm. You even do the sound. Oh, man.
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You missed the moment. Go! Oh, no. Now, didn't
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before we started, I said, are you familiar?
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I meant to put horns on here, and I still haven't
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done horns. Well, you know, trying to move on
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from a waiting period, you know, we've been waiting
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for our results. And that, like, mental, you
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know what, this a preach right here. Because
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you cannot stay stagnant. You cannot stay in
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that place. And I found myself staying in that
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place until we got our results. So we literally
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got our results from our review this week. And
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I literally had the best sleep of my life. I'm
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like, oh, let's do this. Let's do that. You know,
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there's a lot of pressure with that. You know,
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a lot of people don't understand the pressure
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of the. The largest program we have here is Community
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Action Council. Yeah. And so many lives of wealth
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and health are in your hands. And the decisions
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that you have to make are heavy. Very. Are heavy.
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So I'm glad you had some rest. Oh, I did. And
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you know what? I'm trying to plan my summer now.
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I'm like, let's go travel. Let's explore the
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city like I haven't lived here. So, yeah. But,
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you know, we're all in knee deep, waist deep,
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neck deep in planning for the next program year,
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which starts in. For us, it starts the end of
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July. But we still have children right now. But
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we're making a lot of moves. We're transitioning
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a lot of centers to new locations. So this is
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usually a very, very busy time for me. But this
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busy is nowhere compared busy to what you just
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went through. No. This is a peaceful busy. Yeah.
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Well, not quite. it's more peaceful than that
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but it's still it's a stressful busy but it's
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just different you know right right yeah because
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having what 45 million dollars in almost 400
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people's jobs it's a little bit different that's
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a little different I can't believe they put all
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that trust in you. Go! Listen. Yeah. My mama
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and daddy still can't believe I have a job. They
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like, okay, what you do again? Exactly. Exactly.
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Well, that's great. That's great. It's that summertime,
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and every summer since we started doing this
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show, I remember the words in your head because
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I think you asked me what's my favorite season.
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I said summertime, and you said, but what do
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you do in the summertime? time. Probably sitting
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in the house in the air conditioning. And that
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had stuck to me. I said all of that. So what
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are you doing this summer? I'm going to get out.
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Are you outside this summer? Are you outside?
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I'm a quote unquote gardener now. I know you
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lying. Planted some potatoes. What? A tomato
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plant. And some onions. Really? Okay. I would
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like some tomatoes and some, well, I would like
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all of it if your harvest is plenty. Right. Come
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on. Come on. It is coming up. There's evidence
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of life. So let me tell you this. With gardening,
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with your newfound hobby. Is there anything that
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you have learned in the garden that applies to
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your life? Well, I'll give you this one for free.
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Ain't no juice like Jesus juice. When it rains,
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that water affects the plants in such a way that
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the regular water hose does not. There is immediate
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response to the rain. Come on. Look, I'm not
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going to give you the Coffie Break. But hold
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on. When do I get my tomatoes, though? Are they
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ready? No. We just planted maybe three weeks
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ago. So, yeah. I think you should take a picture
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of your garden. I've got plenty, and I'll share
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them with you. Oh, yeah. Yes, I've got plenty.
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I took some this morning. Because, you know,
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I'm a proud daddy about my garden. How often
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are you in the garden? It's a bag. A bag of soil?
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Yeah. I had some potatoes that had started to
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sprout. I dried them out and I put them in the
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bag. Okay. I don't know. That's it. So it grows
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in the bag. So when they harvest, I won't have
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to dig them up like... Normal Farmer Joe's. All
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I have to do is rip open this bag and I'm going
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to have potato, potatoes, potatoes. Did that
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not make you feel like a new father? Oh, God,
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yeah. I've been wanting to do it. I've been talking
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to you about gardening and getting prepared to
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be more self -sufficient with all the challenges
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that are going on in the world. So I've been
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wanting to do it for a minute. See, I want to
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start gardening. However, I don't want there
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to be any bugs around. And I can't figure that
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out. What? Yeah. Okay. It's their house. You're
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building something in their house. So have respect.
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Have respect. I think it's time for a Coffie
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Break. All right. So for today's Coffie Break,
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I want to say a little quote. And that quote
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is a negative mind will never give you a positive
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life. Yeah. So, you know, I do I try to do daily
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affirmations because guess who's their own worst
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enemy? Oh, critic. That would be us. And sometimes
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saying negative things to myself and not that
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I'm trying to be negative, but you always. sometimes
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just think about the negative so i'm trying to
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feed positive not only for me but uh what you
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do that that what i'm pouring in i hope that
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it overflows positivity to where people stepping
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in the puddle come on get that positive come
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on get in the flow get in the flow okay yeah
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that is that is great i mean because our mindset
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really sets our day yes right so however you
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begin that's how you can expect it yes our our
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super or my supervisor sharon um our executive
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director anytime i come in and i'm just mad about
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something that didn't go right with the program
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she said we're gonna be mad we're not gonna be
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mad today and i either say okay i'll move on
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or i'll be like i'm going to somebody else's
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office but trying to keep that positive mindset
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because It goes a long way. It does go a long
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way, but it affects other people too. Say that.
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Say that. Have you been in a good mood and ran
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into somebody who just tears you up? I mean,
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from jump. Just their whole negative attitude
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kind of rub off on you. And I will listen to
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that person and I won't say nothing, but my face
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will say it all. don't do that and i have to
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say it like i have to say it a little with a
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little ghetto twang like yeah don't do that like
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why are you coming in here negative don't do
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that yeah we we got we gotta be well and that
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reminds me of what we do in our classroom um
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we monitor positive environment right so how
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the children the kids could come in crying not
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wanting to leave their moms but as a as teachers
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We're not expecting them to get mad and walk
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off from the kids. Right. How can you make the
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environment positive with someone coming in that
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isn't feeling too positive in themselves? Yeah.
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That applies to daily life. Yeah, let's just
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whip them. What? Huh? All right, all right, all
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right. Who do we have on the show today? I mean,
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you're going to give me the pleasure of introducing.
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I'm going to give you the pleasure because I'm
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going to try to be. Because this hits personal,
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okay? It's personal. Because it is personal.
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Our special guest today is Ms. Mrs. Let me put
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that. You know, I emphasize it. Put it on there.
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Mrs. Gwen Menter, who just so happens to be the
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lovely wife of our co -host, Cameron. How about
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that? Yes. How about that? How are you, Ms. Gwen?
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I'm good. How are you? Good. I'm excited because
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I know you have a new book, and it's called Trunk
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Tales. So please tell viewers about this book.
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Trunk Tales, it began as a really Jessica God
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thing. I didn't want to do it. It happened in
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2022. I heard it. You know, I promise you. And
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I wrote it down. Yeah. But it seems so far fetched.
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It was okay. Write a book. It's got to be a four
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book series. All right. Oh, wow. Yeah. And then
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if I do it right, the way God wants it, he's
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going to put it on bestseller list. And then
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we're going to Hollywood. It's going to be a
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film. Oh, yes. I take God at his word. He ain't
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lied to me yet. I know. That's right. So tell
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us. So this is, is this series one of four? Yes.
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It's the first book that dropped. Okay. So are
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you introducing characters? What's happening
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in the book? The book, yes, you're so right.
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I'm introducing eight characters. The first book
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is what I call the hook to get. families, kids
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hooked into this, okay? And then afterwards,
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I will develop Gwinola, who's the main character.
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She's a white elephant, pure white with blue
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eyes in the midst of an African bush in a normal
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elephant herd. So she's an oddity for the whole
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bush, you know? And so the things that will happen
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with her, it's like, okay, why do I look like
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this? How come I don't look like everybody else?
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she gets bullied she gets all these different
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things happen to her and it's it's it becomes
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this this journey of where do I belong and yet
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she's a target because they're poachers oh wow
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and when she walks through the bush she's like
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a headlight going right because she's so white
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the characters are so You have to have comic
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relief somewhere in there. And so I was like,
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Lord, I want boys. How do I get boys interested
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in a white elephant with blue eyes? Everywhere
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that I researched, Jessica, you're not going
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to believe this. What is it? They said if you
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want boys to read a book, one of your characters
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has to do one thing and one thing only, and you've
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captured them. And what is that? Pass gas. That's
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the honest to God truth. Yes. Yes. And one of
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the characters that I have is an African baboon
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by the name of Jabu. Jabu is pure comic relief.
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Jabu, honey, when he gets stressed, he can't
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control his gas. Oh. And so that he becomes the
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most. colorful character. Yes. I think that I
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have, you know, that girls and boys would definitely
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relate to. Got you. So cool. Well, we're going
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to take a quick commercial break and we're going
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to come back and we're talking with Gwen Minter.
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You are listening to Look Who's Talking. Welcome
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back. You are listening to Look Who's Talking.
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And we are talking with Gwen Minter, author.
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You also are a pastor. We both co -pastor together.
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Yes, we do. So I got a question for you, Gwen.
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Yes, sir. Was there not enough stuff that you
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had to do that you decided to have to write a
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book? What was going on with you? Hey, dude,
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that wasn't my thing. You take that up with him,
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because I surely did not want to write a book
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right now. Absolutely. So what was your motivation
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in writing this book? The motivation was just,
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it goes back to being a God thing. I had no idea
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what he actually wanted me to write. Children's
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book, I'd written. book previously for mainly
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for adults but for children it was different
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um and so the motivation here is for family let's
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get the devices you know everybody's at the table
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doing this yeah when can we bring the family
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back together and so we know like Her story is
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very unique. It hits every genre. It hits every
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age. It doesn't matter. My mother's 84. She said,
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I haven't read a book in full in years. And she
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sat down and read this book. And somewhere in
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the book, everybody, you can find yourself. So
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who was this book originally designed for? Children.
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Children. Originally. But it's changed dramatically
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because people have, again, found themselves
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somewhere in this book. Right, right. Somewhere.
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Got you. So to some of our families, you know,
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our families are zero to five. What would you
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tell them this, how does this book relate to
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them? The book, first of all, they won't be able
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to read it, so a parent will have to read it
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to them. Right, right. There are 48 pictures.
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the child can come away from this is a better
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sense of belonging, of who they are in the family
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unit and how that matters. And even though they
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may not look like somebody else in their class,
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they may not even look like somebody else in
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their own household because everybody's different.
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But Gwinola teaches you that it doesn't matter.
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that you are unique no matter how you're built,
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no matter what you look like, God created you
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for a purpose. And after every chapter in this
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book is a scripture that goes along with the
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storyline of the chapter. And so for Gwenola
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being odd, she's been bullied. She's been ridiculed.
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There are, you know, in every family, there's
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family secrets. In Gwenola's family, there's
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family secrets. Oh, wow. You know, sometimes
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it can hurt you. because you think not telling
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somebody is the best thing, and then you find
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out that not telling them was the worst thing.
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Right, right. Okay? So for five -year -olds,
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I think they're going to get a big kick out of
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the pictures. There's 48. If you get the hard
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copy, it's 48 full -colored pictures that they
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can look at and almost make up their own stories.
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But it is about regaining the family environment.
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I saw an interview that you did once where a
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young lady that was in the audience had expressed
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about how this book will relate to her family
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in a way that I don't think. Originally, you
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may have been looking at where she said that
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one of her, she had twins. And one of the twins
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was dramatically different than the other twin
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and her family. So this young lady, I think she,
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it's almost her hair is blonde. And she's got
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pretty eyes. It's pretty much just like. Yeah,
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she really did. We know. And that was such a
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powerful moment that you could see how this book
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was reaching beyond its intent, right? This was
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an adult dealing with how a parent will... tell
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their child about how different they look and
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how they still family and how to how to navigate
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all of that I thought I was not a part of my
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family I am but but you know that that makes
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me think about I've always grew up and you know
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how well I don't know if y 'all ever went through
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this but someone always got something to say
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about what I'm doing. Like I knew that I was
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different and not necessarily physically different,
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but I knew like people say, why you always got
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to make this decision? Why are you all, why are
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you always so cheerful? Why are you almost as
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if it was a negative thing? And it's not. And
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that, that just kind of makes me. go back into
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that childlike and think, you know what, there's
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so much going on and people want kiddos to be
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the norm, whatever that means, the norm to them.
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But a norm to me was going above, like now seeing,
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thinking about then and knowing me as an adult,
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you know I go hard. I go above and beyond. I'm
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going to give you 10 ,000 % when you ask me for
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100. Those are the qualities that you don't want
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to stifle in a child. That's right. And thinking
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about, and I haven't even read it. I can't wait
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to read it. Because those are some of the things
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that children go through. But growing up, those
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things. Adults ask questions on questioning themselves,
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and it all starts when you're younger. Right.
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That perception you have of yourself. That's
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right. And not only are the characters not real,
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conversations between them are definitely real.
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Yes. Okay. But it's also an educational book
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because I research everything. Every flower.
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What? Every mountain. Every river. Everything
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is real. It can be found in the South African
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butch. So if the child wants to know more about
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the La Popo River, they can go to Google. They
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can research it. They can find out more about
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it. So it's also a teaching tool for children
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as well to learn about a culture that's different
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from theirs. And the other thing about Gwinala,
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all her friends, she only has maybe two other
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friends that's an elephant. The others, they're
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not. So she has to learn how to deal with. cultural
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diversities. And the personalities of these characters
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are hilarious. You got one that's very dramatic
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that you'll know immediately that's going to
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remind you of somebody in your childhood. You're
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going to say, oh, that's Pookie. That's Pookie
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right there. You know what I mean? So you will
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find somebody in this book that you can relate
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to in some way. I love it because we don't have
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or we don't see too many books for children and
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for the entire family, where they can pick something
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that they can relate to. In our program, we have
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assessed that our reading scores are down. And
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this sounds like something that the parent. We
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know reading to children increases literacy.
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That's right. Absolutely. And this sounds like
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something that can appeal to all members of the
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family. It can. No matter if you have a kid in
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Head Start or a school -age kid, a high schooler,
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or you're a full -blown adult. That's right.
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And Gwinoa is meant to be a legacy. That say
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when... the children that are in class right
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now, all right, they get to know Gwinola. That
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when they become adults and have children, they're
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going to want to start with the Gwinola series.
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This changed me. This helped grow me. Even on
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my worst days, I could go back to her. Gwinola
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is a voice for now. Yes. And she's a voice for
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the future. So I pray that your child will then,
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when they're grown, We'll come back and get granola
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for their children. And it will be a general,
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if, you know, somebody said, somebody told me
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about, they said, it was so hilarious. They said,
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if somebody can create a sponge, put him in the
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sea. and calling Bob, says, surely to God, Gwinola
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can speak to somebody. Right? Right. Give her
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an opportunity. But that's really what it's about,
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is to bring back the family. Have you always
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had a vivid imagination? Yes. Always. I'm the
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one that goes into a different character for
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my grandchildren. That they will say, alter ego,
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they will say, Can you bring grandma out? I dare
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you. I dare you. I will not bring that alter
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ego out. I will not do it on here. No, I will
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not do it. But they will ask for her. Yes. I
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am that person. Yes. Yes. I have always been
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very creative. This is going to be inappropriate,
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but I'm going to ask anyway. Give us a clue of.
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The next book, that's what I was going to say.
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What's coming up next? Give me some general of
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what we can expect with Gwenola. First of all,
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this book is a cliffhanger. It's a cliffhanger.
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But she's going to evolve. She's going to evolve.
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Like I said, she's young. You're getting to know
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her. You're getting to know her friends. But
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in the books to come, you will begin to see her
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purpose. Got you. Why she's here. Why she was
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born the way the color she was. Why she's endured
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the things she's had to endure. Because it's
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going to come out later that she's about to grow
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up to be something real special. Gotcha. She
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almost came out in her preacher voice. Did you
27:06
hear it? Just a little twang. Was that a peep
27:08
into the next book? Yeah, a little bit. Okay,
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okay. More to come, more to come. More to come.
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All right. Give me some contact information.
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How can we stay in touch with you and the journey
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with Gwinola? Well, we have a website. That's
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gwinola .com. How do you spell that? G -W -E
27:31
-E -N -O -L -A .com. And then on Facebook, we
27:37
have what's called Gwinola's World. We ask people,
27:42
when you get the book, take a picture with it.
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And this is just a way for us to kind of keep
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up to just kind of see what people are doing.
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Are they actually enjoying the book and all those
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different things? And that's what's been our
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major point of contact. We've got a lot of things
28:02
going on in the background that's going to be
28:06
really wonderful. And I will say this because
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this is, I guess, a praise report. My publisher,
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honestly. When I told her what I heard from the
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Lord, she immediately grabbed hold of it. So
28:20
much so now, she says, Gwen, you got something
28:24
on your hands. She told me, she looked me in
28:26
my face and said, you need to start really thinking
28:29
about what Hollywood actors you want to be the
28:34
voices for these characters. That's what's up.
28:38
Seriously. So y 'all need to pray. Y 'all need
28:41
to buy the book. No. Please buy the book. Buy
28:46
the book. It's not for my glory. Where can you
28:49
find this book? Oh, you can find it at Amazon
28:51
.com, Walmart .com, Target. You can even go to
28:56
your main ones, Barnes & Noble. Anywhere books
28:59
are sold. Anywhere books are sold. Oh, okay.
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Yeah. And you have a color book, a hardback?
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And an e -book. A paperback. What you mean a
29:08
color book? The hard copy is full color. Oh,
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okay. Everything is full color. So the paperback
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is not? It's black and white. But you also have
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an e -book. E -book, yes. Okay, so you can get
29:22
it anywhere books are sold. Are sold. That is
29:27
true. So we are excited. I can tell you right
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now you want to get the hardback. Yeah, the hardback
29:32
is really, you have 48 pages. A full page color.
29:37
You don't get a little block. You get a full
29:39
page of color. These pictures are beautiful.
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And so, you know, God is really good. God gave
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us the, you know, what he wanted us to do. And
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we just kind of did it his way. And we're going
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to do it his way. And yours truly. Did the book.
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Laid out the book. Yes, he did. Yes, ma 'am.
30:04
Yes, he did. This is a team. Yes. Team Mentor.
30:08
God gave me the characters, but Mr. Cameron Mentor
30:11
brought them to life. Yes, yes, yes. And even
30:15
our publishers, he did all that. They didn't
30:18
have to do it. And so he is listed in the book
30:22
as the illustrator, and he put the book together.
30:27
Now this must be me. Were you thinking about
30:29
me when you thought about this one? Right, really.
30:32
The hair, the lash, come on now. And all the
30:36
characters have African names, and their names
30:40
actually mean something in the African community.
30:44
And I see that you have that in the back, a little
30:48
glossary of their names. Yeah. Yeah. And, you
30:52
know, and it's been a blessing. I mean, I even,
30:54
you know, there's a young man that loved the
30:57
book. But I pitched him the idea. He loved it.
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And he is the producer for CeCe Whining. Oh,
31:04
wow. So it's a blessing. God is up to something
31:07
that we don't know anything about. Well, great.
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Tell them how they can get ahold to it. Or you
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can tell the folks how to look this up again.
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Your website? Yes, it's Gwinola, G -W -E -E -N
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-O -L -A, Gwinola .com. And you can go to Facebook
31:27
and go to Gwinola's World, but it's spelled a
31:30
little different. It's also on Instagram, too.
31:32
Yeah, Instagram. Yeah, so just check it out,
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check it out. Thank you. Become a follower. So
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much for being our guest today. It's been a pleasure
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having you. Well, thank you, sir. Thank you,
31:44
Lisa, for the ghoulishly high. I need to leave
31:48
the set. Damn mercy. Okay, I'm choked up. You
31:54
have been listening to Look Who's Talking.