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Well, Welcome, welcome, Welcome to another episode of The Crew Podcast.
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Of course, I am the visionary Queen Angela. I am coming from
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behind the scenes. I hope you guys can hear me. We were having
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some technical difficulties, Like always, every time we go live, it's always
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something. The end is always busy, always trying to throw us off track.
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But you know what, y'all, we never stop. We keep pushing.
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I tell you, this year has truly been a trying season. But
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one thing if you have not learned on this journey with me, is that
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I don't give up. I don't quit. That's one thing that I have
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learned on this journey, and I've learned that it is called resilience. It
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is the wheel and the will that will not let you give up, that
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will not let you quit, that will not let you throw in the towel.
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And y'all, as we are coming up on the end of this twenty
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twenty three, I must say that it truly has been a year to truly
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reflect on and to look back on. I've had the opportunity to work with
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some amazing people. Every chance, every opportunity that I get, I do
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not count it lightly. I take it, and I counted our joy because
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God could have chose anybody, but yet he chose me. And that's the
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attitude that we all should have going into twenty twenty four. Whatever your journey
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is, whatever your course is, whatever it is that He has called you
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too, because if we are reminded of Jeremiah twenty nine and eleven, it
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clearly states that he says, I know the plans that I have for you,
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declass the lords, plans not to harm you, but plans to prosper
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you, plans for you to be in to have hope in a future.
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And I truly counted our joy to be in that number, to be able
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to be an individual, to have another chance. You know, I don't
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say a second chance anymore, because we've had second chances, but it's just
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another chance that we get. It's not a second chance because he's given me.
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I stop counting how many chances he's given me, because it's just been
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another chance after another chance, after another chance, and every day that I
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wake up, I have another opportunity to impact lives, another opportunity to educate
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and power and encourage. So I definitely don't take it lightly. I'm excited
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that season two, we're gonna have another opportunity to pour into individuals' lives.
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If you have been a part of the Crew Podcast, if you've been a
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guest on the Crew Podcast, I just want to thank you, and I
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want you to tune in on Sunday Night as we cap the season. Those
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that have been on. We're gonna talk about those shows, the ups and
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downs that we had. You know, we're gonna talk about it all.
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It's gonna be UNCANDID, it's gonna be it's gonna be raw, it's gonna
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be straight from our feelings to to your household on Sunday Night. But this
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is an opportunity for you to chime in, for you to share just how
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you've enjoyed the season, how we can improve what you would like to see
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in season two. We do have one new host that's gonna be joining us.
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Hopefully those other two that reached out to me will come on board and
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we'll have three new hosts to join us for season two. I'm excited.
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I get excited to work with individuals and be able to pour my expertise in
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those things that I've learned along the way. I don't profess to be an
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expert at a lot of things, but I just want to share my experience
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that hopes that it will help somebody else to be able to get further in
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life, to just get another step further, that they may move a little
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closer to that that they are seeking to do their journey. I tell you
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I had a guess. I'm not sure what happened, but y'all know,
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in podcasting and radio and TV and whatever it is that you do, you
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always have to have a backup plan. You always have to, you know,
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prepare for the unexpected, prepare just in case. So you always keep
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you a plan b uh in a plan see sometime in case planning b don't
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come through, you always keep something in the in the works. And that's
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what I tell people. You got to be willing to be diverse. You
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got to be willing to be able to, you know, share it the
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drop of a dive. And I tell people, if you stay ready,
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you don't have to get ready. So you got to stay ready so you
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don't have to get ready. So I always be prepared because you never know
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what may happen, and that I have learned that in broadcasting learning that you
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know, you may have plan A and B in place, but then God
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wants to plan C to come forth, and then you got to move A
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and B out of the way so C can come forth. So just just
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stay ready and be prepared to drop to move at the drop of your dive.
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And when when you're passionate about the things that you're doing, and you
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you you can just got at the drop of a die. Because there's so
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many different topics that I am passionate about that if somebody call on me,
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they'd be like, can can you talk for thirty minutes about this? Yes,
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that, this, and that, So be prepared and and and be
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willing. I tell you I've not always been in a place where I've been
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able to do this. I do have a guest on here with me and
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we're just gonna have a casual conversation. This individual is of course incarcerated,
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and a lot of times they don't get to, you know, talk about
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just you know, just just have those open conversations with with people. So
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tonight I have mister Carnell. Mister Carnell, Hey, he is near and
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nearer to my heart, a close friend of mine, and every chance I
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get, I try to bring him on and allow him to share, you
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know, those things that's going on behind TDC J Walls because that's what he's
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currently incarcerated for over thirty years, and we like to help bring help him
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to bring light to a lot of the things that's going on behind coast those
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and those things that they are working on. Because people think that individuals are
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incarcerated, that all they doing is just being idle and just utilizing the tax
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pillers money. When they're not. Some of them are over there working on
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programs and things for when they get out and things for how they can help
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make this world a better place. Because when you look at a lot of
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situation, and I know a lot of people be like, oh that she
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go again that she go again. But y'all, I can't stop talking about
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it because it's an issue. And when there's an issue, we have to
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talk about those things and bring those things to the forefront so that hopefully some
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things can change and begin to change. Because again, our motto is,
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we are to change that we desire to see in this world. And in
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order to see change, we have to be that change. So that with
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that being said, I'm gonna move out the way and I'm gonna allow Miter
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Drummer to come up because y'all know that they time is amad and I'm not
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gonna stay on here before y'all very long. I just wanted to jump on.
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Y'all know I try to stay obedient with with making sure that we have
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content. When I signed up, when I signed on to Bring forth this
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podcast, I signed on two bring and be here to fulfill that obligation nightly
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eight pm every single night. That was something that I was dedicated to for
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this season, and I'm dedicated going into season two. I'm excited because I
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believe that, you know, God is gonna do bigger and better things with
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these hosts that are a part of the crew. Podcast A lot of them
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then think that they could do what they're doing, and some of them have
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evolved into some amazing podcasters and broadcasters and journalists because they don't realize that they
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are also journalists. So hey, I'm gonna move on out the way,
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mister Carnell. I want you to come on on and however you led tonight,
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I don't know how you are led to share on tonight or what you
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would like to share on tonight, but I'm you you to flow for a
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couple of minutes and allow you to share from your perspectives. Okay, ma'am,
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thank you very much for having me. First of all, I'm gonna
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say thank you, ma'am a lot because you know, you know, being
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a part of the Texans Free Texas campaign and Pool podcasts and you know your
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platform, ma'am. You know I can honestly say, ma'am that you have
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created it a lot of hope for a lot of people, ma'am with what
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you do now, I'm not being locked up for thirty three years, man.
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And believe this here, I never, in my whole wildest team ever
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thought that something like this could ever happen. That people like your sales ma'am,
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would be you know what I'm saying, somebody who could bring hope to
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people like us, you know, because they cast us out. They think
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that now we don't even matter anymore to society. So with that, man
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said, ma'am, we've lost hoping here. You know, we don't have
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no programs to rehabilitators. They don't tell about rehabilitation. We short of staff
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now. I mean, it just creates, you know, depression in us
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right now. The way they feed us. Man, we get Johnny's every
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day, you know, ma'am. And this is sad, but you know,
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I want to say this man that you know, since being a part
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of the Cool Podcast, Man, being a part of pretexted campaign, Man,
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you know, I've created that ideas, ma'am. You know what I'm
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saying, that can help me, you know, upon my release now,
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to be able to get out there and share what I've belonged through the Cool
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Podcast from the Texas campaign with people that's on the outside, to take take
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this platform, man, to go out there and try to educate you.
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It's just you know out there that's going through you know, gang violence and
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you know, thinking about doing things wrong and drugs and stuff like that,
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to try to encourage them not to make the wrong decisions, to get caught
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up in something like I've gotten myself caught up being ma'am. You know,
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being in course rated, ma'am is a very tragic thing. You know,
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people you know could commit crimes and people who in their lives are also very
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tragic. But ma'am, that's always like you said, ma'am, God giving
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us a second chance at life to because of that man, you know,
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I want to say that He's giving me a second chance, you know what
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I'm saying because of that everything to utilize the tunity that he's given me through
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what I want to try to do better and make, you know, people,
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other people's lives better. Amount so I have. I've been looking at
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a lot of the different reviews and a lot of the different comments that I
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have been receiving from individuals that have been tuning in to the podcast and listening
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on this journey of sharing other people's journey I've had As the co founder of
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the Free Texas Campaign, I've had the opportunity to interview a lot of incarcerated
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individuals, giving them the opportunity to share their stories, you know, and
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I've had so much backlash. You know, some people come in my inbox.
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Some people are even bold enough to post on TikTok and the other various
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platforms that I am on, asking me how do I do this? And
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why am I doing this? And what about the victims families? And I
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have to share with them. Not everybody that come on my show have done
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the crimes that these people are legend that they've done. Very few people that
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have been on my show have actually done the crimes that they have been accused
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of doing. Evidence have proven that these people have not done the crimes.
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But for the ones that have done the crimes, and I have to say
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this to the people that have been making those negative comments. If you go
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back and you read your Bible, and you truly understand your Bible and grasp
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your Bible and understand your Bible, there were people in the Bible that committed
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crimes. Crimes have been committed throughout century. But do you not think that
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they were not forgiving of their crimes. A lot of us that are free
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at the truth be told, a lot of us should be behind prison walls
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or have done time because of things that we have done wrong. But did
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not get caught. So when I tell people, if you can point the
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finger and the finger not pomp back at your glasshouse and break your window,
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then continue to point the finger and continue to criticize. But I will continue
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to do what I do because it was laid on my heart. It was
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laid on my heart to be an outlet and to be a voice for that
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person that at that particular time was voiceless or had no voice. So for
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that person, forgiveness it's all about forgiveness. And it's not always for the
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person that is seeking forgiveness either. Sometimes it's for the person that needs to
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do the forgiven. So I said that to say this, I always have
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a forgiven heart and don't hold b grudge. It's because the word already tells
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us that the revengees is the Lord's, not ours. So it's up to
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us to forgive. You know, I had to find in my heart to
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forgive my husband for the domestic violence shooting that occurred in my life because if
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I didn't, and I carried around all that hate and that hatred in my
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heart, y'all, I wouldn't be able to do a lot of the things
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that I do and that's what a lot of us, we are unknowingly caring
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around a lot of hate and a lot of unforgiveness, and we wonder why
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we are stagnated and why we cannot move past where we are, and why
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so many things are happening in our life because we're walking around with unforgiveness when
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we think that we are are being a forgiven person. So I say that
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to say this, I won't stop doing what I'm doing until he instruct me
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to do different. That's what I'm gonna do, and I'm sorry if I
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offend people. You have the option to not tune in and to not listen,
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you know, but this is for people that you know. Want to
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support those that you know have found in their hard to be a support system
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and to be that voice. So y'all continue to share this out, continue
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to allow those individuals to be helpmates. You know, everybody is not gonna
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be for you. And that's what I often tell people that you know,
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my give faith for everybody, your give thank for everybody, your story,
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for every everything, everybody. And I sometimes, y'all, I'm passionate about
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what I do. So I do have I love to talk and I have
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that takeover spirit, so I'll take over the show. I'll take over and
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I'll get the talking. But I just had to get that out, y'all.
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I had to let that was laid on my heart, so I had
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to get it out. But mister Carnell, I know, even in your
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incarceration, and even though you have been down the road that long and you
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are trying to, you know, work on when you do get back on
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the outside, what you are doing for people that are incarcerated right now,
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it's nothing shy of amazing, and a lot of people would probably have a
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lot to say, but you're helping those people that have been wrong that have
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have holes in their cases that you know, just different things where they civil
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rights have been violated, where different things have happened on this journey. You
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have helped them to find these holes, these these cracks, these different things
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that may have been wrong that allowed these people to get these over sentences or
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in some cases you've helped individuals come home that were wrongfully incarcerated. Even in
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the midst of all that you are going through, how do you find it
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in your heart knowing that these people have wrongfully incarcerated you not only have they
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wrongfully incarcerated you. These people have gone on as far as took an attempt
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on your life. And we're calling for the investigation of his the death of
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his well, the the we we don't know what happened, but his prosecutor
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ended up dead, we believe, and and and there was no investigation done
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y'all to truly know what happened. And I know a lot of people could
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say it was suicide or they can say it was different things. But I
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find it very fishy. And Mr Drummer found it very fishy as well.
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I mean he was in calling for an investigation. But what you do for
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other people and helping other people come home because of the light that was shed
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on your case, Share about that so individuals can understand a little bit,
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you know. You know, I'm feeling out of prison and all I do
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is study legal work now. But this time coming down, man, I
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never realized, ma'am, that I was a victim of a real serious corruption
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and evidence sixtions candal and my prosecutor, she was the one who was running
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the evidence fixing scandal, and so happened the guy who was de justified for
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her. I father complained against this guy right in twenty sixteen. In twenty
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sixteen, on October, my prosecutor was found dead because she was coming to
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testify for me. Well, they claimed that it might have been suicide because
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she was suicidal. Man, well throwing up that man. I found it
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very suspicious that on the chimp was laid on my life very I mean from
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the you know, it was very suspicious. And I don't have nothing wrong
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with my body, no infection anything, but my body was feeling up with
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a large bucket of water, man which to cause my heart collapsing, my
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lun to collapse, my heart to collapse. But because of all this man
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my real live man, and this operation was way bigger than me. To
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what I did, ma'am. I took off the trouble around this investigation by
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asking for the Department of Justice, the MBI, the district betraying Officer,
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everybody to get involved into investigation because we got thousands and thousands of people fitting
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on death bow and wealthy competed it behind these operations. So here it is
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they will not investigate this. Why I have no ideas. So now when
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I'm trying to copround through a pretexting campaign, man, I'm trying to establish
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a putiful rally at every telling in the state of Texas in order to be
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able to address these city Ain't can they officials Aboutohols, this corruption that's going
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on in the state. I take the citizens and my congress lends and stay
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representative city like governing them. They can care less because we presented this backs
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to these people and they still have not responded us to whether or not they're
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conducting investigations. Now, this particular case that I have now can overturn thousands
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and thousands of cases, but they will investigated. So now I'm lot up
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a role again now for the third time. If I don't know if they're
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gonna give me paroles or not, ma'am, but you know if they do,
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they know what I'm coming to do. I'm coming to fight the system,
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ma'am, to bring all these people home if I can't. And thanks
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to you, ma'am, your voice has been heard. Man down here in
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the state of Texas. You was a household name down here. Andreela Thomas
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Smith, Yes, ma'am. The Cool podcast Yes Ma'am Free Texas campaign found
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you are a household name down here and they know who you are, and
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we'll appreciate you, ma'am for everything that you've done. You're killing us a
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voice down here, and thanks to you, ma'am. Guess what, I'm
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gonna continue on with the journey and make sure that I do everything my problem,
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ma'am to bring other people home, the kids on death road, the
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kids are serving for if he is flat, JUVEI low, everybody I can
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bring home, ma'am. I'm gonna do it. And thanks to you,
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ma'am. Will appreciate you very much. Wow. Well, I know currently
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right now we are trying to bring light to not just the parole board and
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the things that are happening amongst the parole board that is holding up a lot
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of these people and keeping these people from coming home. It's just laws that
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are on the book that these people are not upholding. You know, they're
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not upholding their laws. They put these laws in place and then they will
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not uphold them when it's time for them to uphold them. You know,
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half of the reason why a lot of these people are incarcerated is because of
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these laws that they've passed. And you look at the law party, you
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look at you look at these different bills that they have been fighting for the
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second Little Bill for the juvenals. But then I'm crying out to all all
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of the family members of these juveniles. If you were in the state of
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Texas, that you have a person that has been incarcerated since they were a
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juvenile, then I have I'm begging you, I'm pleaying with you to request
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their records, to ask for their records, because the courts have lost your
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loved one's records. They have destroyed your loved one's records. So therefore they
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have to provide. They have to get them back in court. They have
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to give them an opportunity to be heard again. And in some of these
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people's cases, we looking at individuals that have not done a little bit of
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time, y'all. Were not looking at individuals that have done five, ten,
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fifteen years. In most cases, these people have done twenty plus years.
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You're talking about twenty five, thirty, thirty five. I've even heard
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someone say that they've served forty years behind prison. Wall y'all, these people
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will not offend again. I know you hear people all the time say,
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well, they are a repeat offender. That's all they've done. It's been
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a lifelong criminal. That's not the case for a lot of these people.
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You look at you look at these people that have been incarcerated twenty five,
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thirty forty years. Look at how old these people are. Some of these
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people fifty sixty, seventy years old. Some of these people are in wheelchairs.
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Some of these people are walking with canes. Some of these people don't
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lost limbs. Some of these people are not even physically able to come back
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out here and do nothing else. Some of these people just want to come
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home because a lot of them have. They've lost loved ones while they've been
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incarcerated. I've heard individuals tell me that they've lost kids, they've lost their
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parents. A lot has happened while these people have been away from their family,
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and the majority of them wrongfully incarcerated, not because of crimes that they
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have committed, but for crimes that y'all have y'all have put on them and
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us accuse them but never proved them doing it. Y'all, this a sad
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day in Texas, and it's time for it to stop. And it's not
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just here in Texas, because as you see, as we launch season two
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of The Crew podcast, we have Chanette Johnson that's gonna be on and she's
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gonna be talking about this let's talk with Miss Jay. She's gonna be bringing
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highlight to a lot of the injustice that goes on in the so called justice
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system. Y'all. It's not just happening in Texas. It's happening in other
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states. And she's gonna be shedding some light on some of the things that's
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happening in the state of Colorado, California, different states. So I'm telling
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you we're not letting it go. So so get ready, get ready,
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get ready, and just look for or. She's gonna have some guests on.
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She's gonna have individuals to come on and share, so you're gonna be
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able to see it from different perspectives, from different walks of lives. But
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I'm excited about season two again, mister Cornell, I thank you for being
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a voice for those that are incarcerated with then TDCJ. You're always telling me
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how grateful y'all are. I'm grateful to have the opportunity to be able to
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be a voice and to allow individuals the opportunity to be a voice. Nothing
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that I do is about me, but it's about you know, allowing God
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to be glorified and allowing you know, people to see how God is working
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in this universe. So thank you for you know, being an outlet,
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and thank you for just allowing me to to to share y'all and and to
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do the things that I do because I'm only being obedient. I'm only moving
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in my lane. I'm only doing what He has allowed me to do.
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But I thank you for stopping by tonight. Like always, the platform will
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always be open, But thank you you have a a great night, and
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know that we appreciate you here at the Crew Podcast, and we will continue
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to be an outlet as long as we are up and running and and God
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see fit for us to be a part of the airwaves. We're gonna be
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on here sharing and and bringing you guys content and bringing you those things that
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we are passionate about. This is this is where you see us moving in
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our element, moving in our lane and staying in our boat because what you
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see across the Crew Podcast, it's the things that we are passionate about and
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we want to allow other people to see what is going on. So again,
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I thank you guys for tuning in on tonight. Every chance I get,
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I'm here because I want people to know that the Crew podcast is here.
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I'm excited about twenty twenty four, y'all, as AA L A C.
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The original Chasing Your Dream Book tour and expo hit the road again.
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We're gonna be back out there, hitting different cities. We're gonna start in
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Myrtle beat South Carolina. We're going to Texas. We're going to Illinois.
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We're going to New York. We're going to Savannah, Georgia. We're going
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to Alabama. We're going to Tennessee, Spartanburg, South Carolina, North Carolina,
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Charleston, South Carolina, and hopefully we're gonna end up on somebody's cruise
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ship in November as we close out, are we gonna end up back in
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Myrtle Beach? But y'all, we're getting on the road. We're bringing authors
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together, business owners together, and community leaders together like we did back in
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twenty sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen before the pandemic. Y'all,
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we had an amazing time coming together, networking and being in one space.
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I don't know how many of y'all had followed me back then, but had
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the opportunity to be apart check out those pictures. See some of the things
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that we're doing, y'all. We're going back to the basis. We're getting
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back to those things that work, those things that we know worked before the
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pandemic, and we're getting back to those things before we had to go virtual.
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Y'all. It was all about the community, all about coming together,
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networking and helping promote our brands. I'm excited that the Crew podcast is gonna
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be able to be a part of this tour. They will be hosting the
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red carpets at these events, So yeah, the Crew is gonna be on
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on the road this year and I'm excited about that. So y'all get a
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chance to meet these amazing queens, come from behind the scene where you get
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to meet us live and in person, get an opportunity to be interviewed by
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them on the red carpet. So y'all come on now. I want to
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encourage you guys to go ahead and book your tables, get signed up to
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be a part of the AA L a C Chasing your Dream Book tour and
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expel again. I want to thank you guys for tuning in tonight. If
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there's been anything that have inspired you encouraged you or motivate you on tonight.
35:39
Please share it with someone in your circle of influence because you never know what
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the next person may be in need of. We are still looking for some
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hosts here on the network. You still have an opportunity to join us.
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We will be training the entire month of January, so you have time to
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get signed up. Join the training session. Your show can lunch in February
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when we launch all of the shows for season two. So if you're interested,
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there is a one time fee of one ninety nine and that's a membership
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fee for this year and it will carry you from February to first to December
36:19
to thirty first. Each host required to host two shows per month. We
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have five slots left. All of the finding founding hosts are coming back and
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their slots have been solidified. Schanette, Miss Schanette, Miss Jay, She's
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gonna be on on Mondays, first and third Mondays. She's gonna be joining
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the Mondays nights. So I'm excited about that. But y'all, I love
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y'all, I appreciate y'all, and I pray that your evening is blessed beyond
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what you can see in the Natural and we'll be back tomorrow night with Lisa
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Little John. So y'all tune in to I mean Latania Little Tell. Y'all
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don't know why I said, Lisa, but anyway, y'all tune in tomorrow
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night. We will be live, of course, eight pm Eastern Standard time.
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Latania will be live, and we will be closing out on Sunday night.
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All of the hosts will be live and we will be live at eight
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pm. We're gonna try not to be before you guys a loan because I
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know everyone is gonna be getting prepared to bring in the new year. So
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y'all see y'all back here tomorrow night, and then we close out on Sunday
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again. I can't thank you guys enough for all that you have done in
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supporting the Crew podcast throughout this twenty twenty three I love you guys, and
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be blessed to have a great night and the