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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1_ EPISODE #120_HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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  Meet Da cru podcast. We are the change we desire to see in this
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  you as I tay you? Okay? Hey everyone, this is your girl,
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  Patre Scrumble Miss Ssie book out A four three. So we're gonna start
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  off tonight saying that we're having a little technical difficulties but y'all know me,
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  I'm gonna continue to make it do what it do. Okay, So let's
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  start off with some little house cleaning. Y'all know y'all want to be on
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  the Pool the Crew podcast, right, So, right now, we are
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  looking for three new hosts. Okay, three new hosts launch your podcast career.
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  Now you're talking about somebody who would never be on the computer. But
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  guess what I am, and I enjoy every moment talking with these new authors
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  and finding out their desires and why they are and why they wrote their books
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  and who they are geared toward, and giving them a platform just to start
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  their careers or pivot them some more. Okay, So we're looking for three
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  more and that's gonna be for October, November, and December. Then we're
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  gonna take a break in January to get ready for season two that's gonna start
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  in February twenty twenty four. So if you want to be a part of
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  the Crew podcast, do me a favorite. Just send us an inbox.
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  Okay, you can send any other crew members of inbox. We'll make sure
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  it gets the HTA Enterprises and they will get you going. Okay, So
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  tonight you guys, I have the pleasure of talking to author machine now.
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  Okay. She is the author of Carrying the Cross, which is a Christian
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  fiction novel. Y'all looking at me like that I read Christian in fiction.
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  No, there's a place up there. I know my God, okay,
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  but he knows I like the other books too. Okay. She's gonna be
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  talking with us tonight about one of her newest ones that's called, like I
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  said, carrying Across. Okay, So we're gonna show a little bit if
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  we can, her clip of her commercial that gives you a little outline of
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  her, and then we're gonna come back with her. Okay, you guys,
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  stay tuned. You're not gonna miss this. Okay, I'm fine.
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  You know, sine time, there ain't no powers than the one that came
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  late. And I gotten long to slime, but you know me, kay,
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  stopped me because there's a common moment. So you know what, while
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  we're waiting for her to come on, I've got to toot my own horn
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  too too, because I did that at you guys, that little peach right
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  there. I did, and I am willing to help anybody else who may
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  want a little guidance on that. Okay, so hit me up at see
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  book aus and friends at gmail dot com and they say, hey, Trees,
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  I saw what you did with those authors in your podcast commercials. Can
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  you put me on and I will so guess what you guys. She is
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  here, Hey missus, lady, Hi, how are you? I'm good?
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  You know this this internet trying and stream y'all trying to hold us back.
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  But you know we're gonna make but we're gonna make it. We're gonna
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  make you do. So first question I want to know, and everybody else
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  wants to know. Tell us a little about you. Okay, I'm really
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  normal. I work every day. I'm a wife. I'm a mom.
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  I have six kids in total. We're a blended family. Not no,
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  no, I ain't bird called six and not cold here you had me you
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  hand me quick. No no, no, no no, We're a blended
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  family. So I like to call it for Black Brady Bunch. I had
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  three girls. He had three boys. Here's the story. I'm serious yet,
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  So he hasd three boys. I have three girls who have six in
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  total. So I'm a mom of six. I work as a student services
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  coordinator and an instructor on my off time. But I've always loved writing and
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  I've always loved reading. So when I got the opportunity, it just kind
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  of snowballed and worked and I'm here. That is awesome, she said a
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  black Brady munch. Yeah, it's cool. And I have to look at
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  that back in days and it's always a marshal. Oh, you know you
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  said you started writing? What true you to writing? What true you to
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  reading? What about it? Like? For me, it takes me to
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  a whole other world, Like I read street fiction that I am so in
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  the street, so what about you? So so for me it started really
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  young before now we have this beautiful movement of black authors creating black content for
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  black children. I grew I grew up in the eighties and the nineties.
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  I wasn't a thing then so I but I had very strict parents, like
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  reading was non negotiable. You were going to read. So I had all
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  of the Sweet Valley Twins books, and I remember just being really frustrated because
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  Elizabeth and Jessica were arguing about a horse and where my horses. Way I
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  was at, we didn't have horses in the hood. So my mom was
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  like you know, well you need to go read something. And I was,
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  you know, with mommy, I really don't want to read these books
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  anymore, Like it's not sparking interest in me. They don't have the same
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  things going on in their neighborhood. And she said, well, you need
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  to write something, because the point was I wasn't going outside. So I
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  sat down and I wrote my first little story. I got my little paper
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  together and wrote my first little story. And and so I would write primarily
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  just for me until about the seventh eighth grade. Ninth grade, I had
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  a friend, so what are you doing now? Y'all was over there with
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  the rebuilding, So I let them read something, and before you know,
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  before I knew it, that kind of snowballed into oh my god, did
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  you finish that story yet? I want to read that. So that's where
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  it kind of grew. And then I did that for a little bit.
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  I wrote from my high school paper. I went to college kind of you
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  know, dropped off the read the writing portion of my life for a minute.
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  It wasn't until I met my second husband and he was like, there's
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  a book in you and I'm like, no, there's not. That's a
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  long time ago. He was like, no, there's a book in you.
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  So I wound up just kind of reading more. A lot of a
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  lot had changed, you know, from when I first started. I think
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  my first book was called Teenage Gangsters. You got a copy there? Yeah,
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  no, I mean it's something, it's somewhere. It's probably not even
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  relevant now. I was. It was. I was so young. But
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  that's where it kind of snowball from it. You know, things have changed.
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  I've grown and changed a little bit since that time, but that's where
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  it started from. Literally my mom saying, you're not going outside. You
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  need right and you know what. And I would like to tell your mother
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  thank you, because I work at a public library and haven't working for eighteen
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  years, and I have to admit the the diversity that is coming through is
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  totally awesome. I can I have an eighteen year old son and I have
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  an eight year old daughter now well eighteen trees. That was a couple of
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  years ago. He's about to be twenty one in December. Feel old.
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  He's getting over. You're not getting over. That's not how it works,
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  you know. I'm gonna use that one. I can remember getting books from
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  him at the library and not being able to find children of color. And
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  I'm not even saying African American, but Hispanics or any other type Asian eden,
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  I was never able to find him. It was always Timmy with a
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  dog. Well, yes, we don't know nobody named Timmy and we got
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  a dog around here. But with my daughter, it is so many books,
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  even a book about her favorite book is called hair Loove. And I
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  don't know how many times we have looked at that little video and the diversity.
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  So I want to thank you for giving these kids or yourself an opportunity
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  to have that experience. It is totally awesome and I am I am all
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  here for and no, let me look at the camera say this. No,
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  I do not and am not a racist. I just love the movement
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  of African American authors and books because we are not just shaking our butts and
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  listening to music. Okay, thank you, yes, say over so.
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  And like you said, it's not living it to just us either. There
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  are when I would taught public school, there are there's a series of books
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  about a little Chinese American girl and I thought it was so amazing because I
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  had little Chinese American girls in my classroom, and they needed that. Representation
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  is important across the board, not only for us and for people of that
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  people are bad, are minorities, but for other people. Just like I
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  was reading Sweet while its twins, bek, he needs to read about Jeroman
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  and Koree. Okay, children, she needs to read the heat. You
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  give the book, do not band the book because it scares you PC including
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  shout out to my library. So I'm in a whole different story. Yeah,
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  I'm a pipe right, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. And then
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  what is it Texas or Chicago? They are now closing down their libraries and
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  making them behaveeful sinners. But all about that, don't don't get me started
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  on that, because a whole another meeting. That's whole another conversation. I
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  don't know how many kids I have come to me, and especially of color,
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  saying, you got a library, you put up the books. No,
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  I don't put up the books. I help you find your book.
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  Boo, I'm gonna help you find that book. I'm gonna help you find
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  it. But okay, back to what I was saying, I drop my
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  phone, got too excited carrying the cross. So that title was enough for
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  me. The cover is beautiful. Thank you, shout out sis. She's
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  my cover designer. She's amazing. I won't go anywhere else. Freak good
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  and her information so we can get you some more clients because that cover.
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  I when I was coming up with, I was like, Okay, I
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  gotta have this cover, say in your book. I think it's the first
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  one that I ever had to cover as the background. And then I didn't
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  want to love the young lady because both of your covers are beautiful. I'm
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  a I'm a cover girl. Your cover is beautiful. I'm gonna read your
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  book. Yeah, yeah, she's amazing thing, so tell us about this.
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  So hearing the cross, I actually grew from this a weird story.
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  My sister and I. You know, you get stressed out. Everybody has
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  their like their goal to things that they do when they get stressed out.
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  Well, for a long time, my sister had turned me on the Starbucks
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  and white chocolate mocha, Good Day, white chocolate Mocha, Bad Day,
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  white chocolate Mocha, and white chocolate Molca. So I was I was down
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  in these things quite often, and I happen to have a having a conversation
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  with my mother at that time, and I was like, you know what,
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  it's just gonna stress with the I'm just gonna go to Starbucks and get
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  me a white chocolate mocha. And she said, oh, so you're on
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  that too, And I was like, what I mean, it's good?
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  What do you mean? And she was like, don't let that be your
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  god boys talking about And she said, you are instead of taking your stressful
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  day and you're a good day and your hard day to Christ, you're running
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  Starbucks to get you a white chocolate mocha. And I said, oh,
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  okay, that's deep. But so that's where it kind of started from,
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  because everybody has something they're dealing with, right Like a lot of times in
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  books, we want to read about the man that we're dealing with. Actually
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  had a readers, this would have been a better if she was first before
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  a man. She thirsty for food. But I read all of her reviews.
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  Thank you guys for supporting Please leave those reviews. I actually read them
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  all. But it was the point of everybody has something that they're going to
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  or that they're dealing with. So for a Diamond, hers is food addiction
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  and that's her cross. So that's what she has to carry. She is
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  running to ice cream and cookies and sweets whenever something's not going right in her
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  life, and so that's her cross for me. At that time, before
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  my mama set me down, I was running to Starbucks. Life got hard,
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  you know. So that's where it comes from. It comes from the
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  fact that everyone has something they're dealing with. For diamonduts, food and it's
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  something that she has to learn how to carry because it doesn't necessarily go away.
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  It's our fight, it's our thing, it's our corn, it's the
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  thing that we're working on constantly. Right or that kind of keeps us in
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  check or keeps us close to the cross because that's the only way we can
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  get over it or that's the only way we can deal with the situation.
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  Okay, So why that title because essentially she that's her thing, she's working
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  with, trying to overcome her issues in life. And as anybody, all
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  of us, we all have something that we're trying to overcome, something we're
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  dealing with personally, and so I all that our personal cross that we're carrying.
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  Everybody's carrying some type of the iniquity, some type of something that we're
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  working with, and right, hey, what's that as good evening? So
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  so that's where it kind of comes from because she's carrying that, that's her
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  burden to bear. Basically, I love that. And I've never I've never
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  read a book where the character dealt with a food addiction. Like you said,
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  a lot of the books are about dealing with the man dealing with the
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  other one, but a food addiction, and so many people actually have that
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  issue. So kludles for you, we're thinking outside the box. Ye'll be
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  making ready'll make my two readless so long. I mean, I've got a
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  book down here about this big of books. I gotta read some now,
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  I gotta add that one. Yeah, I can understand my TBR list is
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  it's just people are coming out with so much good stuff, and it's like,
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  okay, I got that gothic athetic authetics, like you should see me
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  at books. I gotta meet that one. I think I've got over about
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  three hundred screenshots of books by itself, and then there's about another hundred of
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  authors who I was like, Oh, I like what they say, let
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  me check out their books. But yea, what is your favorite part about
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  being a writer readers? Oh my god, you didn't meet readers. You
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  get to meet so many people like they're and and they so as an author,
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  for me, everybody's process is different. But for me, I kind
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  of hear the story and see the story as I'm writing it. Right.
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  So for me, I'm close to the character. You know, this person
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  is I should like about chocolate. I touch to agree with you. I
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  understand completely, but me let me have it. Oh. So for me,
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  I'm seeing the character and I'm living the character right and it's in my
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  head. So when the reader comes up and they've read the book and they've
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  resonated with the character, or you know, they felt some kind of way
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  about the character, it's like the coolest thing because now all of a sudden,
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  the person is not just something that I cooked up in my crazy head.
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  It's like we we we we're there, we could sleep, We're coming.
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  So and they reach out and I love when they reach out. I'm
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  a sun kiss. I gotta get it. The drink. Oh who loves
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  or soda? Telling you I do? I do? I do? So
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  you guys, as you could tell up so much. I'm sorry it was
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  the of my show. You want your readers to see you. So now
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  you're reading and she likes to have fun. So girl, don't you worry
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  about and I like Orange Solders. It's a lot that's like it, she
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  writes. She read Angela, I definitely need the orange one. There's different
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  brands of sun Kiss. See I'm a Pepsi, Are you Petsie? I
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  think they're got a problem Pepsi. So you guys were gonna take a break.
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  We send them mere talk about Pepsi solders and books. I mean,
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  hey, you can't can't reading listen to it all on their see book Galls
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  Right, you guys, we are back. We are back. So this
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  is the fund segment. Okay, so I said to you some questions,
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  Yes you did. If you can co author with any author, who would
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  it be and why? So when I read the question, I was like,
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  Okay, who am I going to name? And then I thought about
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  it, like who was you not co auth? I have my favorites.
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  I have people that I absolutely to read. That's the so Kara Campbell definitely.
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  Olivia shaw Reel definitely. Her books are amazing. I love the language.
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  I should just have a way of words. It just feels like a
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  love story with words. Yes, Like, how in the world did you
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  put that sentence together? I'm like this, like, you need to step
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  your game up. She now this is not That's how I read. And
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  then, oh my god, finish your store. Lokisha john sins. There's
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  so many Like if someone called and said, hey, you want to call
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  off the book, I'm not so big. I'll be like, girl,
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  I don't know. I'm like, what what part do you want to write?
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  I like that. I like that, like having two out there's from
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  two different spectrums to come in and put a book together, or the originality
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  between them. I love that. I love that so and I actually I
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  have had opportunity to co author with someone before with the two other ladies,
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  and it's something about how you're not competing by no means, but they just
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  help you bring out so much more, like you dig deeper when you're working
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  with someone else, you know. So I enjoy the process. I haven't
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  done in a while, but I do enjoy the process. So now my
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  next one, if anybody can play you in a movie, who would it
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  be? And why Regina hall Oh? Why? Because she got ranged Like
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  if for the serious parts of my life, she could be really serious,
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  but she's also very very funny, So for the weird adio idiot supersedes that's
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  me, I think she could pull it off right so that however, she's
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  got good she's got good rain. She's so funny. But at the same
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  time, if she needed to be, you know, serious, that she
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  could be serious. And I kind of I kind of like that, you
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  know, I would think that when I need to be serious, I could
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  be serious. But in real life, I'm probably just a clown. Do
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  you okay that that? She is very verses? So what would the title
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  of your movie be? Oh, I got her, thank you God?
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  Oh wow? What would the title be say it ain't so? Oh?
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  And why would you understand it ain't so? Because if it's a book based
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  on like my writing tractory. Although my my mom and my family were very
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  adamant about me reading the whole you're going to write books for a living or
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  make that a career, that was not something that was not Her words were,
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  oh, so you want to be a starving artist, You're gonna be
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  broken. So it was just like, you know, you think, what
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  do you want to be when you broke? I think I want to be
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  an author. So what you're saying is, you want to be a starving
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  artist. You're gonna be broken. So because of that that that would be
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  the title of the book or the movie saying so because I found that while
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  I'm not we ain eating out every day, but I'm not starving. I'm
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  not starving. I get to do fun stuff. I enjoyed my life.
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  There you go, there you go. So my last question of the night,
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  well, next to the last. I always starting, I'm always starting
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  to ask authors this. And because I ran into an author who wasn't a
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  reader, do you feel that authors should be readers? So my question to
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  said author would be, why aren't you a reader? Because I found that
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  I did do the whole well, there's nothing to read, so let me
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  write things. But I've become a better writer because I became an avid reader.
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  So the more I read, the better I get. I can't get
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  good without reading. And I've been on both sides of the spectrum, Like
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  I beat the whole, Well, there's nothing to read, so let me
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  write, and then I consume some stories. I started writing, and I
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  got so busy and trying to crank out books that my reading and kind of
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  fell back. And so now that I've been in a season of more balance
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  where I am avidly consuming books again and I'm also writing again. My next
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  book is so it's so far beyond anything I've done before. So my question
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  to that person would be, why aren't you reading? Because you you need
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  both? You really do you need both? To me, it's like a
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  cook not tasting their own food. Yeah, it looks like you have a
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  question. So if somebody would like to know. What's your advice to an
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  aspiring author? Read, re read, and read and read. Don't get
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  caught in the matrix of authorship. Right, You're you're an author because you
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  want to write books, write your stories, do your research, write more
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  stories. But don't allow the algorithms and all of the things in this matrix
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  deter you from your dream if you want to be If you're an aspiring author,
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  I said, you're an author, so right, and produce and keep
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  working, keep studying, and keep going. Sometimes the matrix of it all
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  will have you think, well, you know, I wrote the book,
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  I put out the book. Only five people bought the book, and I'm
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  looking on Amazon charts and all of these people are doing so much better than
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  me. No, that's five lives that you've touched, five people who do
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  not know you, who now know you, who are waiting for you to
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  do the next thing. So don't get caught in the matrix, do you
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  do you? You could have not said that any better. I love that,
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  And like I always tell every author, your book is always a new
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  book to someone else, to somebody else. Before we close out tonight,
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  thank you for joining us Tonightcy those technical little healthies couldn't keep us down.
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  We had so much fun. That's so much fun. You are amazing,
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  Okay, definitely Patriots book dropping. When we're gonna do this, we
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  get those dates together. Okay, thank you, definitely definitely, thank you
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  guys for joining us tonight. It's another Saturday night in the books. But
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  guess what Tuesday, I'm coming back so you can need another part of the
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  crew. It's miss Natalie, y'all. When you see these smiles, it
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  is the smile for me. This beautiful, spirited woman will be here Tuesday
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  night at APM, right here on the crew crowdfest. You guys have a
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