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HALF WAY MARK_ SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST _ EPISODE _89_ HOST SIMONE W YOUNG · DA CREW Podcast

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  so much for tuning in to the Nations with Property. Simone Williams Young,
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  I am so excited. This is my first episode on the Crew podcast and
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  I am so excited to be here. I'm so excited to share with you.
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  We have many things in store for this season and today we are paying
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  tribute to men, and actually all month long we will be paying tribute to
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  men. There's so much that men go through. You know, we are
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  quick sometimes to point out the flaws that men have, but how about let's,
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  you know, appreciate what the what the men are doing. And we
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  want you to know that you are loved and you are appreciated and we do
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  recognize. Uh, the wonderful contributions that you do make to make uh,
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  you know, in the world. And we're all on this earth existing together.
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  So it is important that we lift each other up because arn ship and
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  sharper and so I'm so excited. We're getting ready to dive into the show.
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  I do have a wonderful guest. Uh. This person is dear and
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  dear to me. And why not share my first show and have a co
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  host who is my mother, author and pastor Brenda Williams. Hi, mom,
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  Hello, fair. I just thought it would be really good for us
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  to collaborate and you know, just share the show and we can talk about
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  some important things, you know, the men that are in our lives.
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  And you know, we've had some strong men in our family and you know,
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  no, they're not all perfect, but they are worthy of being mentioned
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  and being celebrated. And so that's what this show is about. And so
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  I just wanted to dive into can you tell the world about my amazing mother?
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  Well, first of all, I'm so elated and so excited to be
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  on my daughter's podcast, and thank you for having me and honoring me on
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  your first show. I am an author, I am a pastor, and
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  I am the president of b w c C. We are building walls improvement
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  co operation and we do stage plays and we reach out to the community and
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  include at risk children. So bw CIC is on the move. Wonderful,
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  wonderful. Yes, I know. When Bomb was doing the play, it
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  was so fun, it was so fun to be a part of. And
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  you know, everybody got together and made it and made it happen, men
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  and women together. So just stressing the importance of us all being able to
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  work together and how wonderful it is when we strive and working unity with each
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  other. So I did want to quickly get into you know, the the
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  you know, father's days coming up. You know, I know Poppy,
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  which is my grandfather, Mom's dad. He's no longer here, and but
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  I did want to talk about him. He was such an awesome man.
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  And as we are celebrating the men, also pointing out the importance also of
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  leadership, you know, the importance of we you know, we men,
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  we need your leadership. I don't care what nobody says. You know,
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  men are a great balance to us. You know, like I said,
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  iron sharpens iron. We all work together. Tell me a little bit about
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  or tell the world about a little bit about my grandfather, your father,
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  and uh so the world can kind of know who he is through us.
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  Sure, most definitely my father was Pastor Milton K. Blackman. My father
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  was in the in World War Two and the Korean War. He was a
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  man of integrity. He loved people, and he had a heart for people.
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  He had a heart for the homeless, and that's why he started his
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  church. But he would reach out to the community and just minister to those
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  that were on the streets. He was a hard working man. He worked
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  two jobs to take care of us, and he just was so happy that
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  God blessed him to have a family and he just did everything he could to
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  take care of us, his grandchildren of great grandchildren. And he was just
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  the best father I would say in the whole wide world. Yes, I
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  remember as a being young and going to the church and uh, you know,
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  basically we lived at this church. It was a church right on if
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  you're if anyone is familiar with the Los Angeles area, it is. It
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  was on a corner of one hundred and fourth in Avalon and he would barbecue
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  and he would feed the homeless, and you know, he just he loved
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  everybody. He would give He would give you know, people the last cent
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  in his in his pocket and that he loved the community that way. And
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  I also remember he used to love those shell peanuts, you know, the
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  altho old fashion to get a bag of those peanuts. Get him from somebody
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  off the corner, you know. So you know he has some great memories.
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  Uh. Where a great leader, you know. So it's kind of
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  like, you know, leadership, great leadership also starts at home. And
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  you know he led his family. Uh. He taught us what was right,
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  and he taught us what was wrong. And uh and I love that
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  about him. Uh also as well, I wanted to go over and reach
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  over to my dad, his mom's ex husband. Yes, we honor him,
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  you know, yes we we we honor him. He's no longer here.
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  He passed, you know, he passed away. But that is you
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  know, also some and else that you know we share in common. My
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  dad, and he was you know, he was such a kind gentle man,
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  you know. And when you talk about leadership, I had five children,
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  you know, I have five children, and he helped take care of
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  every single pile y you know, and even after mom and Dad divorced.
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  What I remember about my dad was he never let us go without. You
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  know, even though you guys were divorced. I remember him still going to
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  help you get your car serviced and you know, making sure, you know,
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  going with you to even find a new car. And you know,
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  even though he paid child support, still disguise were the limits for me.
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  He didn't limit me to just I never saw him say, oh, go
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  back to your mama, because I already paid child support for the bunch.
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  You know, I needed something, you know, And so I appreciate him,
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  you know, for that right, and so even as well to also
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  the other men in our family, like our my uncles, and you know,
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  there's so many people, so many men that had such a hand in
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  raising me, you know, and uh, you know, and I appreciate
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  each and every one of them because it takes a true village. And I'm
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  an only child. Do you imagine if you had it's a lot of them
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  me. If you if you could, you know, just you know,
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  share a few things of the men in your life who you know I have,
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  you know, of course, my village, but if you can remember
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  who was in your village that were males that you looked up to in the
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  family, or even doesn't even have to be in the family, you know,
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  in church or in the church circle. You know, who do you
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  feel made a great impact on your life, you know, going through your
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  years. Well, I must say, of course, you know Dad was
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  first, but then my pastor, Apostle will A. Wheat. I was
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  there from nineteen eighty through twenty ten. So for me, my pastor was
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  a great uh leader pastor and also a father figure, and I learned so
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  much from him. He spoke so much into my life. And one of
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  the leaders there, Pastor Hawkins, he was a deacon there and he would
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  interact with me and he loved you and he always imparted wisdom you know,
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  into me. So pretty much. Those were basically the two men that that
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  spoken to my life that I can remember. But as I said, uh,
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  Pastor Week was a great leader and he kind of just led us along
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  the way and spoken to our lives. So I am I am grateful for
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  him being in my life as a male. Now, my brother Robert also
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  even though he was younger than I, but he always looked out for me.
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  Uh. He lived with us for a long period of time. So
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  if there was anything that I needed, I could always uh, you know,
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  talk to Robert and he would share his wisdom with me over the years.
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  So I was blessed, you know, to have Robert and then my
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  other brother Cedric, that he also had a lot of wisdom and knowledge and
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  he's spoken to my life. So I was blessed to have two brothers.
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  I had lost one brother, but Robert and Cedric were there for me,
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  and so that was a blessing. So I was truly blessed to have you
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  know them in my life. Yes, yes, well real, real quickly.
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  What was interesting is I put up and I started reflecting on you know,
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  what leadership is and what it has the potential you know, to do,
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  and I see, you know, lead great leadership can inspire greatness,
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  you know. And also, uh, you know, leading with love is
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  great leadership, and it makes a big difference in the world. Love makes
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  a big difference in the world period. But when you lead with love,
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  it's a different type of leadership, you know. And you know, a
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  great leadership it uplifts it and you know, transforms and it's about bringing out
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  the best of others. And I can truly say I'm thankful that the men
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  in my life, you know, exemplified that, you know, the you
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  know, the ones who were the positive you know as as well like even
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  you know, like my my husband, you know, you elder ruling young.
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  You know, he he inspires me and he pushes me, you know,
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  he leads, but he also leads by example. And you know,
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  so you know that was one of the great things that you know, one
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  of the great things that I saw in him, you know, but before
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  we got married. And so it's good to have someone that you know that
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  I've been there before, you know, through and you walked with me through
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  you know, my my first marriage, right and you're walking with me now
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  in my in my current marriage. And you know, noticing the difference,
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  you know, and how when you're with someone and you're you know, who
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  has great leadership qualities, Yes, you know, it makes a big difference
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  somebody that you mean on and really and and you know, especially someone who
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  understands that leadership is not controlled, you know, the leadership, but leadership
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  can correct, leadership can steer you in the right direction, you know.
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  And so but when you have someone who does it out of love, yes,
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  it makes a big difference, doesn't it a difference and wisdom and wisdom
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  and wisdom exactly exactly. I would just love to take a moment. I
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  see a few people in the chat and I wanted to make sure that I
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  acknowledge them. Hello, shutting it, Helloa Trees, Hi Trevita. I
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  do think everyone who has joined us today, if you're just if you're just
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  chiming in. I'm having a conversation with Mom and we're just kind of reflecting
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  and going over positive things when it comes to the men in our life,
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  you know, because it's it's so easy to pick apart something and point out
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  the negative. But what I but what I want this show to do is
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  to point out the positive uh that men can bring to our lives, you
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  know, and especially with Father's Day coming up, you know, you know,
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  there's so many great men out there. But also understanding as well that
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  some people may not share a father, but there are some men that have
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  made positive, positive impact on women, you know, And so it takes
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  like I said, it takes a village for all of us, you know,
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  and especially when I say it takes a village. And I love how
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  when you could be connected with a man who is solid and has great leadership
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  skills. Because I remember when Ashton had passed. For those who may or
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  may not know, I did have a son that was killed from gun violence
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  back in August of twenty twenty. And you know, then I was single.
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  You know, I had you know, no male companion to lean on.
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  And my husband now at the time, we were just friends and he
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  was a great shoulder to lean on and I had to depend on him quite
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  a bit for that male leadership. You know, there was some things I
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  was confused. I needed a solid and a person who had a solid and
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  sound foundation and who could help me think. And I thank God and I'm
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  grateful that he that God brought him into my life, uh to be you
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  know, an example uh in leadership and leadership in guiding me through that difficult
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  time. So, you know, having somebody in your corner. And my
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  dad had already passed, you know, so I didn't have my dad's leadership
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  any longer. I just have, you know, a part of my dad
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  in me, you know, the leadership skills that he had instilled in me.
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  But I didn't have a male companion to lean on. So it was
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  important for me to have someone that was in my corner, to be a
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  voice of reason, to be strength, to be a strength and and and
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  mom, you even saw that, you know how how my husband was able
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  to you know, he was able to kind of yeah, long right,
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  right right, So quickly I want to go over to I have a tribute,
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  uh to the man in our life. And I would just like to
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  quickly, it's really quick, and just to share a little bit a piece
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  of me. And also mom, and if we could go ahead and watch
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  the video, MM told you it was quick. And if anyone noticed,
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  I did include our pastor on there. Yes, I did pastor on there
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  because he is a great staple when you talk about leadership. I really enjoy
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  being I consider myself a daughter of his, and I can I also consider
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  him our pastor, uh somewhat of a father, a spiritual father. You
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  know. His name is Chief Apostle Michael L. Rose from the Wrecking Crew
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  of Christ's Holiness Church in Los Angeles. And uh, when I lost my
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  son, he became also as well a really big part of my life.
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  That help pushed me through. And he would say, daughter, I have
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  it. You don't have to worry. You know, I didn't know what
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  to do I didn't know, but he became a staple. And he also
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  counseled me when I was dating my husband, and he knew my husband longer,
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  way longer than me. He knew my husband about what about twenty years
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  to my you know at the time, maybe about four years, three or
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  four years. So, but even still he made sure that I was okay,
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  you know, you know that that you know, the dating process was
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  going good and feeding into me and making sure he let me know that he
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  basically stood in place of a father, you know, to make sure you
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  know you're not being taken advantage of and things of that particular nature. And
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  also seeing in his walk, you know, the many things that our pastor
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  has to go through, the many hits that he takes, but yet he
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  still takes time with his members and make sure that they are good and he
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  leads by example. And so I'm honored actually to be not only a member
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  of the church, but also to be considered myself a daughter and also as
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  well, mam, would you like to give the audience a little bit of
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  your experience with our pastor when you had your healthcare Uh, you know how
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  he kind of you know, he stepped up and he made sure. Yes,
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  we are blessed with an excellent pastor, father figure, and counselor and
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  everything that you need wrapped up in Apostle Roles. I had received a report
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  that I had breast cancer. So at the time I was in Atlanta and
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  I had to move to California to be with my daughter. But I went
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  to see him, and I tell you, Apostle Rose prayed with me.
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  He stood with me every step of the way, and we were so connected
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  in the spirit that anytime the enemy would try to do something to me,
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  he would find my daughter and say, where's your mama at I need to
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  pray for her. So I tell you I had not experienced, you know,
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  a closest with the pastor to that extent to walk me through what I
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  tried to appear would be a death scare. But through the word of God,
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  an anointed pastor knowing how to pray and stand with me, I am
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  here. So I give God all the glory and the praise, and just
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  thank God for my awesome pastor. That's good. That's good. Yes,
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  he he really is. He really is awesome, and I really think thank
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  God for him. But I do also thank God for my village of uncles.
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  They've all shaped me in some way, some form. Uh you know
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  my you know again, my uncle Robert, your brother. Uh, he
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  was kind of like he lived in a home with us. You know,
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  while I was young and could not get past Uncle Robert and I used to
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  love, uh we share. We used to love to eat fruity pebbles together,
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  pebbles in subway. Those were our two are two things that we share.
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  But I learned a lot of Black history from him, yes, which
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  was very important. You know, there would be ours, you know,
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  my head would be noting like this. But but uh, you know,
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  he tried to instill pride, pride and being you know, who we were
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  and who we are as a people. And you know he's still and you
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  know, studying, and you know, so you know, I appreciate him.
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  And he was also a good example of a true man of God,
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  yes, you know. Uh so I thank god that I also got to
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  experience that because you know, he was a little younger. You know,
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  you know, of course we have our grandfather which was older. He was
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  a man of God, pastor. But it was good to see somebody,
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  you know, a little younger stuff down who yes, who took the stand
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  and say I'm going to live a holy life. Yeah, and uh,
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  and he didn't play when it came to his salvation and didn't play up with
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  God. And so I growing up, I got to see that. I
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  got to see that example. And so that's why I feel it's important to
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  point out these things because sometimes, you know, just like us women,
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  we love to hear the accolades, you know, we love to hear,
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  oh I'm beautiful, or you're doing We love to hear you're doing a good
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  job. You know. Sometimes we even like to hear yes, you did
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  this for me, you did this, you did this, Yes you did
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  this. But also men also as well like to be reaffirmed as well.
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  I feel like they get beat up enough. You know, Society beats our
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  men up enough, you know. And yes, you know, I believe
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  they make some mistakes along the way, you know. Yes, you know
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  you have to pick out the good with the bad, you know. But
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  overall, there are some men out there who are doing some awesome things,
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  some positive things. You know. There are men out there that are trying
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  to snatch the the youth from you know, poverty, stricten gang areas,
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  you know, they're trying to uplift them and pluck them up out of their
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  circumstances. There are men who are speaking positive things into our youth. You
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  know. There are men that are out there loving women and making sure that
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  we are protected and that we are loved, you know. So, you
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  know, and I wanted to make sure today that we focused on the good
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  and the positive things that men are doing in our lives, and so I
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  did also as well. Want to think, you know, I had an
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  uncle, another uncle I like to mention by the name of Eric. He
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  has gone home to be with the Lord. And I remember being young he
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  would buy me savings bonds, and you know, of course, when you
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  get old enough, people be like, oh I got some money there,
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  let me go catch this thing. You know, probably if I would have
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  saved them, maybe they would be worthed more. I don't know, but
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  I do remember, you know, he used to buy me savings bonds when
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  I was younger. And you know, so as a man trying to look
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  out for the financial aspect of a young child, I really feel like that
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  should be commended because you know, he said that as an uncle, he
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  worked at a bank. Growing up, I remember he worked at a bank,
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  and you know, so he wanted to make sure that he left me
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  something or he gave me something that would help me later. And you know,
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  so those things, like I said, they are noticed and they are
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  well and they are appreciated, you know. But also as well, Uh,
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  my husband is well. He has worked with at risk youth over the
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  years. He's done some gang intervention, you know, things of that particular
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  nature. And he does coaching. Uh. He does purpose coaching, getting
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  people to see the purpose within themselves and uh to move forward. So I
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  appreciate all the positive things and like I said, as that has shaped me
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  and has molded me into the person to even be here to speak on this
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  podcast. But you guys say, you know, you know, I'm typically
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  pretty a pretty quiet person, and I don't like to be in the forefront.
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  But because of the love and because of the leadership, you know,
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  and because of the you can do it by men in my life. By
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  the men in my life, that's why I'm sitting here today. And also
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  mom, but my husband really pushed me, and he really says, you
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  can do this, you can do this. So I feel it's important to
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  highlight that, you know, and thank him for all of the love and
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  the support that he does provide me along the way, and so I do
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  appreciate that. But we are getting ready to go to a commercial break,
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  and I did want to thank Mom for coming on and just sharing these few
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  moments with me and just kind of going down memory lane and just helping me
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  bring some positivity and show some love to our men out there who are doing
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  great things. And so we will go to a commercial break, and on
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  my way back or when I come back, I do have a great interactive
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  show is not just about me. I don't I don't necessarily want to talk
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  at you. I want to talk with you. I want to hear what's
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  on your mind. I want to hear what's on your heart. And if
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  you ever want to shoot me a message, you know, just say hey,
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  can we talk about this? Yes, let's talk about it. Let's
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  let's get it out there. And so now we're going to a commercial break.
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  Got sixty seconds. Got sixty seconds. Take a mental health minute to
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  learn about depression. Got sixty seconds. Take a mental health minute to learn
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  about depression disorders. They call symptoms that affect how you feel, how you
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  think, and how you handle daily life. Depression should be treated by health
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  professionals. Don't try to handle it alone or treat it with alcohol or illegal
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  drugs. Treatments include psychotherapy or talk therapy, medication, and sometimes brain stimulation
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  therapy. These treatments may also be used in combination with one another. If
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  you think you might have depression, talk to a trusted friend, family member,
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  or healthcare provider. The earlier treatment begins, the more effective it is.
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  Learn more about depression through the NIMH website and take sixty seconds to share
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  this Mental Health Minute to help someone else. Welcome back, Welcome back.
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  Well, so what I would like for you to do is, if you
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  have a man in your life, anyone anyone, and you would like to
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  pay homage, give them a shout out or just simply say thank you,
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  to the Nations podcast at gmail dot com, and I will shout you out
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  on the next podcast, which will be in two weeks. And so I
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  will go ahead and read that. If you would like to remain anonymous,
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  please let me know. But if you have a brief note saying thank you,
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  I love you, I will go ahead and read it it on the
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  next podcast, and we will go ahead and get out how much you love
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  and you appreciate the man in your life. And I thank you so much
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  for tuning in today. I look forward to sharing with you guys, many
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  many more on my future podcast. I've had fun today. I love you
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  all, and I thank you so much. Thank you for tuning in to
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