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SEASON 3 QUEEN MOTHER DR CHEN · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 1: Now that I know that you have a couple of.
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Speaker 2: Tech issues taking in, I hope that persons are able
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Speaker 2: to really see some of the things that we're speaking
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Speaker 2: to in regards to treat the power. So while we
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Speaker 2: send our energies and our prayers to our brothers and
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Speaker 2: sisters in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, so that
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Speaker 2: some of that violence that's happening there as quo, we
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Speaker 2: also send a powerful message to our brothers and sisters
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Speaker 2: in the Fortyelo montiguous US who are navigating as peacefully
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Speaker 2: as is possible, who are very transformative series of occurrences,
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Speaker 2: different actions, different executive proclamations that are transforming and definitely
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Speaker 2: will change the history. And this is a very historic
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Speaker 2: time and it's an opportunity for us to recognize the
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Speaker 2: layers of resistance, the layers of resilience, the layers of love,
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Speaker 2: and the layers of harmony that we have in these spaces.
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Speaker 2: So we're studying that kind of energy. We understand that
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Speaker 2: there was an actual engagement to twelve noon yesterday for
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Speaker 2: persons that were highlighting, you know, all through the forty
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Speaker 2: eight contigainscy estates as well as the Alaska, Hawaii and
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Speaker 2: if it's also happening in certain parts of the territories
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Speaker 2: that are linked to the United States as well.
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Speaker 1: You know, whether it was American.
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Speaker 2: Samoa, American grom Mariana Islands, Perto Rico, and of course
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Speaker 2: here in the Virgin Islands of the US. So for
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Speaker 2: persons that keep saying US Virgin Islands, We're going to
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Speaker 2: give this one African Black History Month lesson right this moment.
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Speaker 2: The legal name of these wonderful tropical Caribbean islands you
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Speaker 2: may remember Saint Croix, Saint Thomas, Saint John.
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Speaker 3: And even Water Island.
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Speaker 2: The legal name is the Virgin Islands of the United States.
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Speaker 2: So we say v I US, I think I like it.
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Speaker 1: Like that v.
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Speaker 4: I you can say v I U s dah v
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Speaker 4: I tests.
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Speaker 2: So we're shifting the paradigm, shifting the narrative of how
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Speaker 2: we begin to talk about this type of thing.
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Speaker 1: So again, giving a lot of power, a lot.
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Speaker 2: Of prayers to our visionary like no other, Sister Queen
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Speaker 2: Angelus of bringing together a number of posts within the
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Speaker 2: Crew podcast network to be able to share some of
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Speaker 2: our experiences, share some of our legacy work, share some
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Speaker 2: of the nation building, some of the community organizing and
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Speaker 2: of course getting to the core, how are we engaged
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Speaker 2: in business economics, development, entrepreneurship. And I'm going to add
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Speaker 2: to that with a spiritual infusion that links technology.
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Speaker 1: That benefits each and every one of us.
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Speaker 2: So I share these things for tonight because tonight's broadcast
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Speaker 2: will be probably one of my shortest podcasts that I've posted,
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Speaker 2: because one, we're experiencing certain things with the technology, but
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Speaker 2: more importantly, there's this wonderful celebration that we're hosting right
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Speaker 2: here for our loved system.
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Speaker 1: And once she puts that last down and I see that.
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Speaker 2: She's almost ready to complete it with her food, I'm
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Speaker 2: going to turn the camera in that direction so that
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Speaker 2: she can share and keep in mind we've got generation
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Speaker 2: into generational engagements to her daughter. Didn't think that i'd
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Speaker 2: have her on the spot here in a.
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Speaker 4: Live podcast on OSCUS for her daughter, severe prink, a
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Speaker 4: lot of skill sets right, entrepreneurship, that bigger, more elaborate
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Speaker 4: word for bartending, awesome mom.
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Speaker 2: And really engaged in seeing ways to keep the into
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Speaker 2: generational energy thriving so that that way we don't have
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Speaker 2: the customary.
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Speaker 1: Oh well on them all.
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Speaker 2: You're the daughter we don't do that in this space,
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Speaker 2: right and we keep our Caribbean cultural fusion, our technology fusion.
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Speaker 1: With a little bit of style.
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Speaker 2: So some people dress it up, some people dress it
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Speaker 2: a little now, but we talking about another layer of
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Speaker 2: divas right here in Saint Croix, Vulgian Islands, US.
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Speaker 1: So I just wanted to kind.
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Speaker 2: Of set the stage for that kind of conversation one
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Speaker 2: of my guests who will join us at another time
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Speaker 2: because his schedule also shifted tonight, and it's just how things.
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Speaker 1: Work around this time when we're honoring.
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Speaker 2: African Black Testrima is brother. I refer to him as Sunsar.
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Speaker 2: He's one of my one of my sons, but also
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Speaker 2: a really powerful brother, a very powerful scientists.
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Speaker 1: And wellness expert.
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Speaker 2: They refer to him as the holistic Jet now other
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Speaker 2: than since Mikhael, and again hailing from right here and say,
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Speaker 2: of course, so part of what we're gonna be doing
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Speaker 2: between tonight's broadcast and in our future broadcast is to
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Speaker 2: be able to show the connection of African history month
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Speaker 2: three sixty five, so we don't have to just wait
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Speaker 2: in February. Granted, it's very important the work, the energy,
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Speaker 2: the historiography of the illustrious ancestor, doctor Cartle Woodson, the
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Speaker 2: formulator and founder of what started is Negro History Week,
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Speaker 2: expanded to Negro History Month, expanded to Black History Month,
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Speaker 2: expanded to African American History Month, to some African Black
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Speaker 2: History Month. But the idea is that the African Black
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Speaker 2: History it's three hundred and sixty five days a year.
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Speaker 2: You can keep talking like their company twenty four to seven, right,
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Speaker 2: and on leap years. And there's the reason why I'm
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Speaker 2: going to talk about the leap years because this book
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Speaker 2: loved Sister Queen and Prince I refer to as Princess Evera,
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Speaker 2: but that's just my affectionate.
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Speaker 1: Term for her.
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Speaker 2: She's actually born on February twenty ninth, So can you
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Speaker 2: imagine she gets to celebrate like two days every year.
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Speaker 1: She gets to do February twenty eighth and March first.
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Speaker 2: And then when we have a leap here, she can
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Speaker 2: do February twenty eighth, February twenty ninth, and March first.
6:22
Speaker 2: I think that's so cool to be born on the
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Speaker 2: leap here because it means that you just have another
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Speaker 2: layer of engagement for what you can do and share
6:29
Speaker 2: and so forth. But I wanted to really offer some
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Speaker 2: words of power, words and strength because there's so many
6:38
Speaker 2: We would spend most of our podcasts having moments of
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Speaker 2: silence because the taps of things that are happening in
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Speaker 2: the world right now. So we want to make sure
6:45
Speaker 2: you know we're always vibing on what is happening to
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Speaker 2: twelve issues of imbalance and places like heighting you know
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Speaker 2: what is happening Firsuss and brothers whose properties and businesses
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Speaker 2: are being bullgos in the ancestral lands in Costa Rica,
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Speaker 2: specifically to what people like.
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Speaker 1: To call black and brown people.
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Speaker 2: I like to call it the African descendants on ancestral
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Speaker 2: land in places like for the neumont We want to
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Speaker 2: send our energy of support to the Acro Tribal Council right,
7:18
Speaker 2: and I send a special shout out to Sucnaby for
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Speaker 2: building an opportunity to meet her in person in Jamaica
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Speaker 2: while we were on a delegation work with the Idle
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Speaker 2: Network International in early January, during the time that the
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Speaker 2: Maroon communities came together at the Akompoma Room community right
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Speaker 2: in the north side, people.
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Speaker 1: Go see Elizabeth right, all of those.
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Speaker 2: Areas in the north western portions of Jenaong. We had
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Speaker 2: an opportunity to really network and build and talk about
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Speaker 2: women in business, women in education, women entrepreneurs, women who
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Speaker 2: support women, and it was really powerful to be able
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Speaker 2: to sing some of those energies and some of that
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Speaker 2: work into a spirution.
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Speaker 1: So we're excited to be able to share that.
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Speaker 2: There's gonna be some other things that are gonna be
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Speaker 2: coming out in the very very very very near future.
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Speaker 2: So we're going to oh, okay.
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Speaker 1: On Adam, we're gonna have some moments.
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Speaker 2: Okay see, and all of us that are sitting here,
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Speaker 2: let me see if I can make this happen without
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Speaker 2: showing all of my beverages, because you know that's how
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Speaker 2: we move things. I'm gonna bring it here right in
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Speaker 2: and this is our illustrious sister Queen.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: We're gonna move this over a bit.
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Speaker 2: Sat like bringing people because I'm gonna talk, but I'm
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Speaker 2: want people to see our illustrious sister Queen b.
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Speaker 1: We refer to her as Queen Bee. Thank you, so
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Speaker 1: so yeah, thank you, and I have a bigger space
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Speaker 1: to do it. There we go. As you can tell
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Speaker 1: we're doing.
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Speaker 2: We'd like to bring it live and direct so when
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Speaker 2: people say, since you can be here with us, we
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Speaker 2: just want you to have a small experience. So Queen Bee,
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Speaker 2: share with my beloved listeners, how do you feel with
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Speaker 2: this being.
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Speaker 1: Another eve of your actual Birthrin? How do you feel?
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Speaker 6: How I feel?
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Speaker 7: Yes, I'm a life and Will I'm kicking I'm more
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Speaker 7: than a life and Will I'm alive.
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Speaker 6: I'm well, I'm kicking it off. There we go.
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Speaker 2: I feel great, excellently wonderful, feels awesome. All see, all
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Speaker 2: of that is part of what we want to make
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Speaker 2: sure that our listeners, our viewers, are able to experience
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Speaker 2: and feel good about.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 2: So the other question I have to you, can you
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Speaker 2: please share with them a little bit about some of
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Speaker 2: the businesses that you have here and sat right now.
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Speaker 3: Please, it's a long story, just what's.
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Speaker 2: Going on right now, because we're gonna have you come
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Speaker 2: back when we're not sitting here with food in front
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Speaker 2: of us, telling.
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Speaker 3: You what what we have here, what we have right now.
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Speaker 6: When we started out and what we have right now,
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Speaker 6: me and my daughter, we change the business a little bit.
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Speaker 8: It used to be a grocery, but now we changed
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Speaker 8: a little bit. It's now we're we have a little
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Speaker 8: restaurant and she's doing she's doing the Mild Chicks with
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Speaker 8: Adam ice Stream and other goodies to to the changing
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Speaker 8: changing the business because things are changing all the time,
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Speaker 8: so we have to change changing.
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Speaker 6: People business to fit the people.
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Speaker 5: M m m hmm.
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Speaker 2: And I think it's important to highlight that some of
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Speaker 2: the ways in which some of the business started was
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Speaker 2: through aviation and just being able to transport things within
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Speaker 2: the Caribbean. I think it's important also to know I
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Speaker 2: always have like people that are alumni of the College
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Speaker 2: of the Virgin Islands, which is now the University of
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Speaker 2: the Virgin You're not going to bring these things up.
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Speaker 2: I think it's important to know the example that you've
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Speaker 2: set for a lot of people that are in business
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Speaker 2: and that are willing to become entrepreneurs.
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Speaker 1: And she also used to be a serious netbol play.
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Speaker 2: I just want to highlight a few small extra extra
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Speaker 2: I'm just saying, just saying, just saying, just saying, a
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Speaker 2: lot of sports.
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Speaker 1: Really.
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Speaker 6: Basketball, truck and view a lot of sports.
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Speaker 2: And so she could still play you. So don't come
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Speaker 2: to the Ballgin Islands trying to challenge. I love it,
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Speaker 2: don't test it any reflections you'd like to share with
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Speaker 2: my viewers and listeners reflection. I have a question to ask, yes.
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Speaker 6: One question, Why.
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Speaker 7: Do we have to wait until February to celebrate we
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Speaker 7: lack istman and we're black three hundred and sixty five
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Speaker 7: days a year.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to choose something on that while I think
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Speaker 1: about the response.
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Speaker 9: Why we are we are black with three hundred and
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Speaker 9: six Why do we get the shortest Why would you
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Speaker 9: allow the people to be the shortest month of the
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Speaker 9: year to celebrate blackman?
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Speaker 6: And were more than that? Were we more into a
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Speaker 6: D nineties? Correct? We are the powerhouse.
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Speaker 3: We del everything as the season, and so why we having.
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Speaker 6: One little month to celebrate that.
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Speaker 1: I think that that question was a gear for looking
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Speaker 1: for responses. I'm looking on the side.
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Speaker 2: I think it's important. Yes, thank you for that the
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Speaker 2: founding sponsors of the chip le A l I C.
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Speaker 2: I'm feeling that the Crew podcast is focusing on this
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Speaker 2: inspiring our I.
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Speaker 1: Think that this is something we should publish about.
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Speaker 2: This is what you're saying, is something we can write
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Speaker 2: about if we keep this kind of conversation moving between
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Speaker 2: and not only women.
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Speaker 1: Make sure that my brothers don't think we're excluding you.
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Speaker 2: But I'm starting with the women folks, because a lot
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Speaker 2: of times when we talk about African black history, we
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Speaker 2: only listen all the money. You forget that they had mothers, grandmothers, aunties,
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Speaker 2: sister you know, and we just forget. But I think
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Speaker 2: what you've touched on what I consider a very sensitive space.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Cartergie Woodson used February specifically because it was tied
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Speaker 2: to the birthdays of Frederick Douglas and doctor W. E. B.
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Speaker 2: The Voyce, amongst others, So it really had It wasn't
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Speaker 2: about the presidents, like how it is kind of connected now.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't about the shortest month e though. It was
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Speaker 2: about looking at what we started doing. Is we do
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Speaker 2: three hundred and sixty five days? You're absolutely correct, So
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Speaker 2: every month we celebrate, yes, our legacy.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, yes, every day we should be celebrating our legacy.
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Speaker 10: Every day we should be because you see what I'm
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Speaker 10: seeing with our our children. They're losing they're losing that culture,
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Speaker 10: I mean, and people not engaging the kids and nothing
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Speaker 10: they're engaging it in American culture and that you know
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Speaker 10: what about all black African culture.
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Speaker 6: Rich, I mean, I'm powerful.
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Speaker 1: We need to you know, we need to.
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Speaker 6: Teach out things.
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Speaker 7: And not much, not much of that is going on, okay,
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Speaker 7: And that's why I want to know, why is it
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Speaker 7: we need funny?
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Speaker 6: We don't need to just do this thing in February.
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Speaker 6: You need to go beyond that.
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Speaker 1: Great to go beyond that. And that's what we're gonna do.
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Speaker 1: And we're gonna start adding.
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Speaker 2: You know, some of the information persons like you have
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Speaker 2: because there's things, there's things about other parts of the
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Speaker 2: care being a lot of times we don't even mention
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Speaker 2: we like, stop at Malcolm X and Martin Luther King
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Speaker 2: and that's it, and we forget that there were different
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Speaker 2: heroes and she roes all tree this region. Yes, yes, continued, yes, yes, yes, yes, Wow.
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Speaker 1: I'm you see where we see where we're going.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to turn for a second because I
15:20
Speaker 2: now want to get to the younger generation. I know
15:25
Speaker 2: you thought you wasn't going to have a chance, but
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Speaker 2: I'm just letting people know we spend some quality time
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Speaker 2: having the types of conversations around having our our young people.
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Speaker 2: And when I say young people, not young like just
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Speaker 2: not mature young people. The mature ones that see that
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Speaker 2: they have a responsibility. They have a duty, They have
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Speaker 2: a role to play that they are the keepers like
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Speaker 2: I know our generation. Let me be very specific, all
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Speaker 2: the people in the room that's over sixty go that way.
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Speaker 2: I gonna say it again, all of you in a
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Speaker 2: room over sixteen a song because it's the persons that
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Speaker 2: are coming up with you know, the baton passing.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine you in a.
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Speaker 2: Race, you run in, you can ready to get that goal,
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Speaker 2: and you don't and they don't pass you the batah,
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Speaker 2: what happened?
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Speaker 6: Then you lose, and you lose horribly.
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Speaker 2: So I'm gonna turn a little bit, give thanks twenty
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Speaker 2: four to seven sixty five exactly. I gonna turn this
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Speaker 2: for a moment so that we can get some image,
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Speaker 2: some vibes and see that beautiful princess right there.
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Speaker 1: Watch her. She's awesome beyond measure.
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Speaker 2: Share with us just a little bit about what you do,
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Speaker 2: what you like to do, what your messages are, whether
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Speaker 2: it's around African Black History Month or just in general.
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Speaker 6: Princess Savera, please, that's for right now.
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Speaker 3: Me and my mom will work none others Like she
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Speaker 3: said that.
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Speaker 11: Here will we turn into our restaurants and in the afternoons,
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Speaker 11: I I too, milkshakes.
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Speaker 1: Ice cream and.
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Speaker 3: Find kind of like a mini bar.
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Speaker 11: For everybody, because that's that's what's where is at right now,
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Speaker 11: everybody looking for from and some place to chill out
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Speaker 11: and even have conversation. I feel like I'm some of
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Speaker 11: the people like therapists in a sense.
17:29
Speaker 1: Did you hear her say that she's also a therapist?
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Speaker 2: Okay, keep it going, keep it going, keep it going, ahead,
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Speaker 2: build build because everybody we confide, you confide, we start
17:40
Speaker 2: telling all our business. It's almost like confessional outside of church. Right,
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Speaker 2: we got you, we got you, we got you. And
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Speaker 2: she's a wonderful young mother of a beautiful slum. So
17:50
Speaker 2: I want to I want to highlight that too. And
17:52
Speaker 2: you just bring a lot of light in terms of
17:54
Speaker 2: the connection. And I know you all preparing for the
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Speaker 2: agg fair coming out around President Weekend here in Saint Croix,
18:01
Speaker 2: so I'm hoping that that will go as well. If
18:04
Speaker 2: you don't get to come to the AGRAPHA. Just remember
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Speaker 2: President's Weekend every February. Saint Croix Vulgin Islands is one
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Speaker 2: of the largest it's probably our largest event, our largest event.
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Speaker 1: You know, we're talking well over ten thousand persons a
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Speaker 1: day or more.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, from Europe, Europe, Africa, Asia, we have that
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Speaker 2: seems to be a really type, really high level activity
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Speaker 2: that we're doing as well. So I just want you
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Speaker 2: to just share with the listeners some of the things
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Speaker 2: we get we're promoting six nine.
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Speaker 1: Just know that you know, we're good.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much, but just thank you, but just
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Speaker 2: please share. Like what would be your message for the
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Speaker 2: younger viewers and listeners.
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Speaker 1: A really good because there's so it's such so so
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Speaker 1: much right now. Yes, so.
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Speaker 2: Ye're talking about black history or just in general. Doesn't
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Speaker 2: have to just be that because black history is everything
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Speaker 2: right right, so it can be. It can be around economies,
19:19
Speaker 2: about encouraging people to build their own business.
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Speaker 11: I feel like, as for right now, a lot of
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Speaker 11: girls my generations are tearing each other down, you know,
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Speaker 11: and it's about competition of who they feel like it's
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Speaker 11: better or.
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Speaker 3: Which shouldn't have to be.
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Speaker 11: I feel like, like, you know, like like you said.
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Speaker 3: In your generation, a lot of women needed to build each.
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Speaker 11: Other up and it was never about or who has
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Speaker 11: more or who looks prettier. It was all about sisterhood
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Speaker 11: and helping each other out. And I feel like we
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Speaker 11: need to, especially for people my generas or even younger,
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Speaker 11: need to get.
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Speaker 6: Back into that.
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Speaker 3: Thanks for bring back that sisterhood again.
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Speaker 1: That's I want to thank you, princess. Like I said,
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Speaker 1: high for your heart. Okay, wait wait, wait, the queen
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Speaker 1: want to talk again.
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Speaker 3: I want to say something, right, we at our age.
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Speaker 6: I am sixty eight years old and we're going getting
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Speaker 6: out of them.
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Speaker 10: I mean, I'm sixty eight years old and I feel
20:31
Speaker 10: like I'm eating because I am I have a little energy.
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Speaker 3: But the fact of the matter is that we have
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Speaker 3: to build that legacy.
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Speaker 7: We gotta put we gotta we gotta prepare the generations
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Speaker 7: after us to take over because if we don't do
20:51
Speaker 7: if we don't do that, in a sense, if we
20:52
Speaker 7: don't do that, it's gonna die. Because we the elders
20:58
Speaker 7: have to train, you know, the younger generation, so that
21:04
Speaker 7: younger generation we have the knowledge and and to train.
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Speaker 7: The others are coming up. Others are coming up to you.
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Speaker 7: So you build a legacy, you building up people, not
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Speaker 7: not from houses and stuff like that.
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Speaker 6: People is more important house and casts.
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Speaker 7: To build up people. So I say, I think in
21:21
Speaker 7: doing that, we'll never die. We we'll live forever we
21:27
Speaker 7: live on.
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Speaker 6: But we have to, we have to start. We have to.
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Speaker 7: We have to do that because our young people, our
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Speaker 7: young people is like like we have no place, they
21:38
Speaker 7: have nothing, they have it's all about uh a video
21:43
Speaker 7: that in the face.
21:45
Speaker 6: They don't go out in the sun.
21:47
Speaker 7: I know right now maybe a lot of our people,
21:49
Speaker 7: our children is suffering and lack of vitamin D because
21:54
Speaker 7: it's in the sun's.
21:55
Speaker 6: In a place with a condition.
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Speaker 12: All they are with the phone or all those boxes
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Speaker 12: you used to watch these games on twenty four seven
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Speaker 12: day in there from full doing that because we are not.
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Speaker 7: I mean, we're not teaching them. We're allowing the TV
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Speaker 7: and those things that they're watching teach them. And that
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Speaker 7: you're right, because that's not how we raise the elders
22:22
Speaker 7: taught us. So I feel like we have to go
22:25
Speaker 7: back into that. Your cass the CASA is always a
22:28
Speaker 7: younger generation now. So this is different, No, the only
22:32
Speaker 7: different because we never taught them, We never pass on
22:36
Speaker 7: our knowledge to them. We let them be, some of
22:41
Speaker 7: them raising their own self, own self, doing the only thing,
22:45
Speaker 7: no directions. So that's why we have a lot of
22:50
Speaker 7: chaos going on right now because that love, that you
22:55
Speaker 7: have parents have that soft love. They had love and
22:58
Speaker 7: they had tough love. Add raising pic children, teaching them
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Speaker 7: right things. A lot of us have has lost it,
23:06
Speaker 7: lost that, and I want to see that come back,
23:10
Speaker 7: that come back again.
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Speaker 3: I want to see that come back in because that
23:13
Speaker 3: is you know, I always think that no matter what
23:18
Speaker 3: we have in this world, all the wealth in the world,
23:20
Speaker 3: I don't care how much wealth, how much when you have.
23:23
Speaker 3: If there is no foundation and the foundation is love, family,
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Speaker 3: we don't have nothing.
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Speaker 6: We don't have anything.
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Speaker 7: And that's why I'm looking to see in this year
23:35
Speaker 7: coming to go forward, I'm looking to see something that
23:37
Speaker 7: get happened.
23:39
Speaker 6: I will come back.
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Speaker 13: I will add those generation generation upon generation of generation
23:43
Speaker 13: of generation of give them something tangible, you know what
23:49
Speaker 13: I mean, something that they.
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Speaker 6: Can they can work it. And that's my takell it.
23:54
Speaker 3: Wow.
23:56
Speaker 2: I think that today it's broadcast as well, definitely profound,
24:03
Speaker 2: and like I said, it's not going to be long.
24:06
Speaker 1: I want to thank you Queen Bing for sharing your
24:10
Speaker 1: The eve of your sixty eight is the birthday.
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Speaker 2: With us, and thank you Princess for making this something
24:23
Speaker 2: that we can actually bring together with truth to power
24:27
Speaker 2: and wonderful you know, positive ways, because sometimes we don't
24:32
Speaker 2: get a chance to do this because I won't even
24:34
Speaker 2: tell you their work schedule for the rest of the
24:36
Speaker 2: week because that'll take away from the door of tonight, right.
24:43
Speaker 2: But I wanted to make sure that we had a
24:45
Speaker 2: chance to listen, tune in, and engage. I'm always looking
24:51
Speaker 2: for ways to keep these types of conversations in the forefront.
24:55
Speaker 2: They're sending happy birthday to Queen que Money, right, and
24:59
Speaker 2: they're also.
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Speaker 14: I don't know what happened to doctor Chan. I think
26:14
Speaker 14: she got kicked out, y'all. But we're gonna wait, give
26:18
Speaker 14: her a few minutes to see if she come back.
26:20
Speaker 14: If not, then I think this is her coming on.
26:36
Speaker 5: I thought she was back.
26:38
Speaker 1: It's not. Is she here?
26:45
Speaker 6: Yah?
26:49
Speaker 5: H Well, I thought she was back, y'allah. Yeah, you're
27:18
Speaker 5: not your thing. Your your thing is lighting up. But
27:24
Speaker 5: we can't hear you. Yeah, we can't hear you.
27:32
Speaker 6: I don't know what's going on with her volume, but
27:37
Speaker 6: I tell you, she tried.
27:39
Speaker 5: We had. I enjoyed her sister.
27:43
Speaker 14: She definitely had to bring her back on and allow
27:47
Speaker 14: her to share because she definitely has a lot of
27:50
Speaker 14: wealth of wisdom. I see from just the engagement from tonight,
27:57
Speaker 14: Doctor Chang, we can't hear you. Yeah, we'll see alive,
28:17
Speaker 14: but I can't hear you. Yeah she tried.
28:39
Speaker 5: They I can say she'll be back and on the
28:47
Speaker 5: third Thursday, So look for her on the third Thursday.
28:52
Speaker 14: I tell you that the show was amazing thus far,
28:56
Speaker 14: technical issues creep in and we keep on put. I
29:01
Speaker 14: definitely thank her for her press, I thank her for
29:03
Speaker 14: her push. I thank her for coming on because she
29:07
Speaker 14: could have said, no, I'm gonna go celebrate with my sister,
29:10
Speaker 14: but she decided to bring her sister along and allow
29:14
Speaker 14: her sister to share. And yet we learn something new
29:18
Speaker 14: and something different tonight. So I definitely enjoy the freedness
29:25
Speaker 14: of these hosts being able to share and the things
29:28
Speaker 14: that they do. So shout out to Doctor Chen, shout
29:31
Speaker 14: out to happy birthday to her sister early, Happy birthday celebration.
29:36
Speaker 6: I hope you enjoy your birthday and we look.
29:39
Speaker 14: Forward to having you back on the show and hearing
29:43
Speaker 14: all that wisdom and wealth of knowledge that you have.
29:47
Speaker 14: I want to thank everyone that has tuned in on tonight.
29:50
Speaker 14: Thank you for supporting as speak and.
29:56
Speaker 6: Doctor Chen.
29:57
Speaker 14: Make sure that you tune in every first and third Thursday.
30:01
Speaker 14: She's live right here at eight pm Eastern Standard Time. Again,
30:05
Speaker 14: I thank you guys for joining us on tonight. Y'all
30:10
Speaker 14: be blessed and we'll be back tomorrow night. Black Diamond
30:14
Speaker 14: will be in the building on tomorrow night. So happy
30:17
Speaker 14: early birthday to Queen Bee, doctor Gentier's sister, and doctor Tinier.
30:24
Speaker 14: Thank you for all that you do here on the
30:27
Speaker 14: Crew podcast. Demdv us up the airways.
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Speaker 5: Y'all have a great night.