Welcome to the REAL Queen
Anne M. Tallegrand-Cajuste, CPRP, CPS Anne Tallegrand-Cajuste, Haitian-American, Brooklyn native Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner, Mental Health Counselor, working with the homeless and others within community mental health settings, she has devoted the past 10 years to the New York City's most underserved populations. In her current role at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn, NY she is a supervisor in her department and also provides direct care, to youth and adults with persistent psychiatric disabilities in an in-patient setting In her capacity as Consultant/Trainer, Anne Tallegrand-Cajuste is a NYS Office of Mental Health, Certified Preventing and Managing Crisis Situations (PMCS) Trainer, Certified Master Trainer in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) and Suicide Alertness for Everyone (SafeTALK) Trainer. Anne Tallegrand-Cajuste has been called upon to consult and train mental health providers in the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. As a Christian Life Coach, she utilizes the Word of God and both professional and personal experience to assist individuals in formulating practical strategies to motivate change, achieve goals and find inner peace through spiritual healing.
We'll update soon --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jackierowe/message
Happy holidays to all my listeners! I hope everyone around the world is doing their best to be the best version of themselves. These are challenging times, and it's important for us to find inner peace before we can bring joy to others in our lives. I want to express my gratitude to all my listeners as I continue to be open and authentic with my thoughts. We are not perfect, but we all share a special gift we each have something unique that sets us apart. It's important to appreciate and embrace our individuality. In this episode, I want to provide an update on the passing of my oldest sister and how I am moving forward in life while taking care of my younger siblings. I hope that everyone can enjoy this podcast and connect with the topics I discuss. Thank you for being the best part of the Front Rowe with Jackie Podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jackierowe/message
In loving memory of my beloved older sister, Angela Delores Rowe. It's, hard to say! Good bye. It's extremely heavy on my heart to even share the sad passing of my sister's who departed on September 26, just before her 64th birthday. My family is devastated and in a state of shock. We, never anticipating that we would lose her so suddenly. Angela was a pillar of strength and the matriarch of our family. We are still grasping with the overwhelming shock and trying to make sense of what has happened. While they say that you are now in a better place, we can only hope that your soul rests in eternal peace. I love you !!!!! You are Missed. Gone but never will you be forgotten
Falsely Imprisoned for 23 Years: Now He's Received $7 Million The payout “doesn't settle what I went through,” said Derrick Hamilton, who accused the police of fabricating evidence. Photograph by Dana Lixenberg for The New Yorker Derrick Hamilton was wrongfully convicted of murder, and spent more than two decades trying to prove his innocence. Derrick Hamilton's legal education began in 1983, when he was seventeen and in the jail for teen-age boys on Rikers Island. He'd been an enthusiastic student as a child—his family called him Suity, because he liked to wear a suit to school. But in high school he'd begun skipping classes and getting into trouble. At fifteen, he was charged with robbery and sentenced to sixty days in jail. The arrests continued, for petty larceny, assault, criminal use of a firearm. Then, in March of 1983, a bread deliveryman was fatally shot near Lafayette Gardens, the public-housing project in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, where Hamilton lived, and he was charged with the murder. He insisted that he had not done it, and entered a plea of not guilty. His father, a livery-cab driver, hired a lawyer named Candace Kurtz to represent him, and she urged him to start studying in the jail's law library, so that he could better understand his predicament. Hamilton is now fifty, tall and heavyset, with a shaved head and a thin scar running down the right side of his scalp. “I took it seriously,” he recalled recently, “because here's some stranger saying, ‘Hey, listen. Get out of wherever you're at. Wake up, kid, this is real.' ” He started spending time in the library, and eventually taught himself enough criminal law to become one of the most skilled jailhouse lawyers in the country. But, in the fall of 1983, two months after Hamilton turned eighteen, a jury found him guilty. He was given thirty-two years to life for the murder and for an earlier, unrelated gun charge, and was sent to Elmira Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison near the Pennsylvania border. There he earned a high-school-equivalency diploma and took a class on how to conduct legal research. In 1985, he was sent to Siberia, as inmates call Clinton Correctional Facility, which is twenty miles from the Canadian border. In the law library there, he met a group of veteran jailhouse lawyers, one of whom gave weekly tutorials on criminal procedure. There is no job description for a jailhouse lawyer. It's an occupation born of desperation: most prisoners cannot afford lawyers, and are eligible for a free attorney only for their first appeal. After that, they have to either learn the law themselves or find a jailhouse lawyer to help them. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jackierowe/message
Paul Clark, Holding a gun made 15-year-old Paul Clark feel like a bigger man, he remembers. He was a slightly-built kid—5'4” and 118 pounds. The weapon commanded the respect of others on the street. Clark insists never intended to use it. But then he did, and a 17-year-old named Keith Thomas was killed. Clark was 18 in August 1980 when he shot Thomas twice after a fight at a block party near his Brooklyn home, resulting in a 33 ⅓ year prison sentence. It took years for Clark to acknowledge his guilt and remorse, writing a letter of apology to the Thomas family. “It's a decision I regret for the rest of my life,” he said. But three years after he was sent to an upstate prison, Clark was brought to Brooklyn to stand trial for a different crime, the attempted robbery and murder of a taxi driver. He was stunned by the accusation by a police detective and a single witness. “The only thing I know from that crime is what I learned at trial,” says Clark, who still maintains his innocence today. The judge called him a “baby-faced killer” and added 25 years to Clark's prison sentence, for a total of 58 years. “I didn't have any hope,” Clark said, confronted with the possibility that he may die in prison. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jackierowe/message
Natalie Burke MSW. DBH Candidate CEO W.E.L.L Athletic Development Twenty years ago I was convicted of a non violent marijuana related charge. I served my sentence of 120 days (4months), 3 yrs probation , community services, and paid my restitution. I paid my debt to society and fulfilled my obligation to the justice system. In the interim, I developed a deep spiritual relationship with the Most High, I did tons of self development including pursuing a higher education. I did a holistic 180 turn for the better. My career and personal life metamorphosed into a far better version of myself. It took a lot of hard work and discipline to not return to my old life when there was so much temptation. Then to my surprise in the middle of the night, my son and I had dinner and we're watching a movie, I.C.E. knocks on my door and callously locks me up in front of my son. I was detained in a federal facility for 18 months fighting to stay in the only country I had known. During this time I realized my calling to become a Social Worker. In the Federal detention center I provided resources and support to the women I was locked up with. After being released I attended Arizona State University and received my Bachelor's and Masters degrees in Social Work. In 2016, the State of Arizona granted me my rights back and set aside my criminal record, so I was able to purchase a fire arm, pass a background check etc. I was suppose to be freed from any disability that a felony conviction would pose. Apparently the issue that I thought was reconciled and left in my past was not according to the federal government. Unbeknownst to me my charges left me deportable. The only thing that can help me to regain my freedom is a gubernatorial pardon. Jan 26, 2018 the Arizona Board of Executive Clemency granted me a favorable recommendation for a gubernatorial pardon. I have waited 5 long hard years in hopes that the former governor Doug Ducey would grant me the pardon. On December 30,2022 he denied my pardon application. As a result At a moments notice I can be deported back to Jamaica. I came to this country legally as a permanent resident in April of 1979 at the age of 3. I have lived as an American for 43 years. Marijuana is now legal in the state of Arizona, it is disheartening that what I was criminalized for has now become a billion dollar industry. Most of the people capitalizing from cannabis don't look like me however, the people incarcerated for it do. I am compelled to share my story in hopes that someone in a position of power will help me attain a pardon so that my family can remain together. I am unable to work, have no access to health insurance, I had a stroke a few months back. It would be an injustice to let my son be punished by taking his mom away. I never committed murder and I deserve a second chance. Although I did the time I was sentenced to, day after day my mind continues to be imprisoned by the fear of being deported. My heart is wounded by the betrayal of a country that I love, yet I feel so unloved by. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jackierowe/message
Season greetings, merry Christmas happy Kwanzaa and here's looking into one very bright and happy New Year's. Just a little message from your hostess Jackie Rowe
https://linktr.ee/tehut9 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jackierowe/message
An exclusive interview with Gordy Keelen, aka gorgeous Gordy who's a Phenomenal Brooklyn veterinary! And a very close friend of boxer Mike Tyson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jackierowe/message
A conversation that's much-needed Time after Time second, After seconds and hours after hours the future reality of our children and grandchildren what's really going on in their lives and how can we help! One thing for sure is to pay closer attention to whats going on in there lives … Let's start with LISTENING to heard what's really on their MINDS… They have a voice that's needed to be heard then figuring out what can we do to add more values installment towards there future and understanding their needs and wants towards saying them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Early! Beginnings, and her future endeavors of a young Brooklyn outlaw who has overcame many obstacles and triumphs.
Founder of just some herbs Herbalist giving us knowledge on certain vegetables that aren't good for us
AUBREY BOYD has written screenplays and novels in the genres of drama, comedy, horror, and conspiracy theories. With the help of family and friends he will continue to be inspired to share stories with interesting characters and moral messages. Aubrey holds degrees in aeronautical engineering, general studies, emergency disaster management and a master's degree in emergency management. He served in the US Navy and received an honorable discharge. He has traveled the world and lived-in unique locations that has him to create intriguing stories.
Really DOPE! Conversation withOld DIRTY BASTARD, YOUNGEST SON WEATHER PARK …
Of JUST SOME HERBS … Please listen and enjoy
Sunday dedication still to my cousin “GOLDTEETH BORN”
Little Buckey from the 90's came through to pay his respects to his comrade Born
Rapper rowdy rebels dad, send his condolences and unconditional love❤️ to the family
Keeping the ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️ alive for GOLD-TEETH BORN
Calling all the way from the UK London!Listen to the legendary's stories of gold teeth born from his peers, such as the Saint speedy from London
About Stormy Wellington Stormy Wellington is known across the world for her fame and fortune earned in the world of multi-level marketing and direct sales, Stormy has used her wealth and influence to fuel her purpose and help thousands of women to embrace their authentic selves. I am love. I am light. I am peace. I am joy. I am UNPHUCKWITHABLE!” Words you will often hear if spending time in the presence of Stormy Wellington, visionary of Girl Hold My Hand Inc. Known across the world for her fame and fortune earned in the world of multi-level marketing and direct sales, Stormy has used her wealth and influence to fuel her purpose and help thousands of women to embrace their authentic selves. It was far from an easy journey to success. Born in New York, moved to San Francisco and eventually rooted and raised in Miami, Florida; while most kids were worried about getting home before the street lights came on, Stormy was questioning if her mother was going to be at home at all! At an early age, Stormy got a very different perspective on the emotion that would become the driving force of what she desires to be known for………. LOVE! Growing up in foster care, dropping out of high school in the 9th grade, stripping to provide for her family at 13, watching her mom go to prison, becoming a teen mom herself at 15, holding her mom's hand at death, making millions and losing it all, only to come right back and climb again to the top, proved Stormy to be the embodiment of strength, resilience & determination. “I live in principles. I believe in the laws of the land. I believe as a man thinks in his heart, so is he. I believe that thoughts become things. The more you give, the more you receive, givers gain. I believe love thy neighbor. Love thy mother and father. Love is the greatest power. Faith is power. I believe in the Law of Honor: Your life is a manifestation of those you choose to honor and those you choose to dishonor.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Please enjoyed his phenomenal interview about a young man who flatlined for four minutes and woke up from a coma thinking about cheesecake amazing story. MasterpieceDesserts.com. Instagram ,FB, tiktok @masterpiecedesserts Twitter @mpdesserts
MEET TRISHA OCONA Community and Housing Educator and Strategist “I am a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, who has been fighting predatory housing for more than half my life. I am outraged at what has happened to our city and the lack of leadership in city government towards both the recovery and future of our great Brooklyn that we love and know. As a woman, I share the quest for equality. As a mother to school aged children, I share the same concern with the future of our educational system. As a small business owner, I share the need to know that we are supported to have a successful business. As the daughter of immigrant and senior citizen parents, I feel championed to make sure that no Brooklynite is ignored or forgotten. As the mother to a four year old black son, I share the burden and worries of his future for both policing and gun violence, that we have seen plague our communities and so many families. My housing and community knowledge, experience, and leadership has laid the foundation and platform for me to be your next borough president. My name is Trisha Ocona, and I am asking for your vote on June 22nd, so together we can achieve the leadership and future we need.
My Personal recap of the DMX farewell.. ❌ 4LIFE ❗️❗️❗️❗️Shoutout to Tashera Simmons DMX ex-wife and childhood sweetheart for being a standup woman and a woman of God. Special‼️shoutout to Minister Farrakhan for such an exceptional speech as always. Sleep in sheer peace DMX ♨️♨️♨️♨️♨️
I’m happy to introduce to you one of my street friends PRETTY BLACK Real OG. For many years he’s been known for a lot of instrumental key points in the street and also biggie smalls Rise!!!he was there been there and done that. G. Code.
My pet peeve on DMX understanding his hurt a soulful man. May his soul REST IN PEACE.
Recap - Ms Jones, QueenFLIP! And MrCEE ‘S WOW! I was so surprised!!! The honesty will blow you away
Why Moon Jug is Important. We are a husband and wife owned company making history as the only black owned living water and beverage company bottled in glass and delivered fresh to our community! Moon Jug Water is pure living water full of whole compounds and minerals which comes from our family 15 acres of land. Beneath our natural protected soil sits a majestic organic aquifer which produces pure premium alkali water ready for consumption . Our water helps to maintain a healthy balance in your body. The body can become too acidic from drinking dead water with high PH Levels, so when consuming water that is balanced it promotes hydration of healthy cells, memory, alkalinity and stamina. We bottles straight from the source into glass to maintain the H2O highest purity. Our mission is to educate people about fresh water. We know you deserve to drink fresh living water just like our ancestors did millions of years ago. Moon Jug Water is handled with care and love, our water reigns supreme when tasted giving you instant gratification like never before. WWW.MOOMJUG.COM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
A wellness expert with more than 15 years of experience in changing lives, Jess has helped countless men and women transform their habits of mind, body, and soul by encouraging discipline, consistency, and a commitment to living a happier, healthier, fuller life. jess@jessthearcher.com
HNY
ABOUT J PRINCE J Prince net worth It has been announced that the overall amount of J Prince net worth today reaches 45 million dollars, which he has earned through his involvement into music industry. There, he mainly works as a businessman. J Prince is known for his work in the music label called Rap-a-Lot Records, which is established in Houston. In this company, he is currently working as a CEO, and this is one of the main sources of the current J Prince net worth, as well. He has been involved into music for more than 20 years, and during this time he has promoted numerous rap singers and bands, who are living in Houston. Today, he is also known for his efforts to promote neighborhoods and communities which are living in poor conditions. One example of such his efforts is known to be his idea to build a community at 5th Ward Neighborhood, where he actually was raised. This community will aim to support young people in their lives and help them to show their talents and abilities, thus excel in life. This effort was also noticed by Mayor Bill White and Houston City Council with naming January 30th as his day. In 2007, J Prince started another activity which was organizing another community through which J Prince wanted to inform young people about two dangerous illnesses – AIDS and HIV. In 1986, J Prince started to get attention when he founded the already mentioned label called Rap-a-Lot Records which is also one of the main sources of J Prince net worth. The company is also sometimes referred to as Smoke-a-Lot Records. The most famous artists which are promoted by this label are the “Geto Boys”. Thus, the company is mostly known for promoting rap artists and bands. The company for some time was working with Virgin Records and also Priority Records. In the 2000s, Rap-a-Lot Records were distributed by another label, called Asylum Records. Moreover, the title of the record label was even mentioned in a song by Notorious B.IG., the song being titled “Flava in Ya Ear”, where he says the following: “I’m not from Houston, but I Rap-a-Lot”. Thus, the company is known to a lot of rapping artists, and this popularity has also added up to the total amount of J Prince net worth. Other song in which the label is also mentioned is by Devin the Dude and Snoop Dogg in a song called “What a Job”.
November 28, 2020 Mike Tyson vs. Roy Jones Jr. Fight NIGHT! Exhibition In LA at the STAPLE CENTER.. FRONT ROWE with some of my exclusive friends and Mike Tyson Recapping some of his memorable moments. Yolanda Whittaker aka YO-YO is a Grammy-nominated American rapper and actress. Much of her music has advocated female empowerment, denouncing the frequent sexism found in hip-hop music. She is the protege of gangsta rapper Ice Cube. Yo-Yo dubbed her crew the IBWC, which stood for the Intelligent Black Woman’s Coalition. Yo-Yo first appeared as a guest on Ice Cube’s AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted album in 1990, on the track “It’s a Man’s World.” Cube returned the favor by appearing on “You Can’t Play with My Yo-Yo,” which was on Yo-Yo’s 1991 debut album, Make Way for the Motherlode. Her follow-up in 1992, Black Pearl was well-received by critics, partly because of its focus on positive messages and uplifting themes that contrasted the popular gangsta rap style. However, despite a plethora of renowned producers such as DJ Muggs, this did not translate into a hit with mainstream hip-hop audiences, and the album’s sales were considered a disappointment. Less than a year later, released her follow-up “You Better Ask Somebody”. The final track on the album was her third recorded hip-hop duet with Ice Cube, “The Bonnie and Clyde Theme”. Yo-Yo’s next album was 1996’s “Total Control”. In 1998, she finished her fifth album, Ebony, but it was not released. In 2008, her single “Can’t Play With My Yo-Yo” was ranked number 92 on VH1’s 100 Greatest Hip-Hop Songs. Later that year, she performed with MC Lyte, the Lady of Rage, and Salt-n-Pepa at the BET Hip Hop Awards. As of 2009, she has been at work on an EP, titled My Journey to Fearless: The Black Butterfly. In 1991, YoYo appeared in John Singleton’s feature film debut, Boyz n the Hood. She also appeared in Who’s the Man?, Menace II Society, Strapped, and Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit. She had a recurring role on the television show Martin as Keylolo, the sidekick of comedian Martin Lawrence’s alter ego Sheneneh; and appeared on other TV shows, including the Fox network’s New York Undercover. She has also made many cameo appearances, including the music video for Missy Elliott’s “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)”. YoYo has also appeared in the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, as a voice actor. A meeting YoYo had in 1994 enabled her to help enrich children’s lives today. It was more than a decade ago that the pioneering Los Angeles rapper spoke before Congress on behalf of rap. While in Washington, she met U.S. Congresswoman Maxine Waters, who represents California’s 35th Congressional District, which includes YoYo’s native South Central Los Angeles. With the help of Representative Waters’ Community Build program, YoYo launched “YoYo’s School Of Hip Hop,” a seven-week summer program designed to teach 100 low-income children hip-hop dance and how to write rap. A mother herself, YoYo knows the importance of keeping kids busy in a fun and productive manner, but also in a way that will entertain their minds. YoYo aims to inspire and reach out to kids that otherwise might not have such opportunities.
November 28, 2020 Mike Tyson vs. Roy Jones Jr. Fight NIGHT! Exhibition In LA at the STAPLE CENTER.. FRONT ROWE with some of my exclusive friends and Mike Tyson Recapping some of his memorable moments.
Welcome to the show is one of my dear friend Mr. Joseph Grant.. A native of Trinidad, Artist Joseph C. Grant, Jr., grew up in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn, New York and is the youngest of 11 children. Creative and talented at a young age, he attended New York’s High School of Art & Design where he studied Art, Photography, and Media Production. After attending New York Technical College, for Marketing he would eventually return to his love of Fine Art. As a young man, Joseph was deeply influenced by the works of Ernie Barnes and Norman Rockwell. Today, his hallmark is fanciful, elongated figures with exaggerated hands and feet. His unique approach to the human form embodies sports figures, Jazz themes, dancers and images reminiscent, of his childhood in Brooklyn. Although skilled in various mediums, it is Joseph’s use of acrylics and oils, mixed with his vivid imagination that makes this body of work an insightful and colorful depiction of life through the eyes of a young man from the in the inner city. Numerous Art Collectors, including comedian Bill Cosby, “Like It Is” founder and TV host, the late Gil Nobel and NBA, Detroit Piston’s All Star, Isiah Thomas have all acquired paintings from this enchanting body of work. In addition to being an accomplished artist, Joseph is also a respected author and filmmaker, a magazine publisher, and a youth mentor. In 2007 Joseph founded the Arts To Literacy Initiative. Through his innovative Arts To Literacy programs, Joseph continues to teach filmmaking, self-publishing, as well as art, to at risk children of all ages throughout New York City and Miami. Over the years, Joseph has received considerable press and media attention for his Fine Arts and Community works. He has also been the recipient of numerous commissions and awards. Currently Joseph serves as the Ambassador Of Arts and Culture for Bed-Stuy and Northern Crown Heights in Brooklyn. He is also creating an artistic retrospective of the historical black firemen of America, spanning from the 1800’s to the present, titled “We Didn’t Start The Fire.” In addition to everything else he is producing and directing his latest film project "To Live and Die in Bed -Stuy," The series under his Ghetto Eyez Publishing brand.
Politics and things Straight 88888... FROM Jamaica .. GOLD TEETH BORN views on Donald Trump. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Short! Conversation with Karen, who is one of my very near and dear friend as we remembered some really good thoughts about DOMENCIO MANTANA! The Story/documentary was directed by one of his sons DOMENCIO Dingles.
This interview is !!! RAW
Tekashi69 goes live to expose people calling him a rat
History! historical historical. In such a devastating time during this COVID-19 epidemic time. We had two of the greatest’s West Indian Caribbean entertainer’s... Beenie Man and Bounty killer ~VERUZ~ Jamaican
While working as a legal secretary for a law firm and juggling motherhood in Philadelphia, PA Teri Woods completed her first novel, True to the Game. She submitted her story over a period of six years to more that twenty different publishers, all of whom rejected her. When major publishing houses refused to embrace True to the Game she wasn't discouraged. In 1998 instead of giving up, Woods' printed, bound, self-published and began selling hand to hand her first book True to the Game.On December 18, 1999 with the support and encouragement of friends, Teri Woods recognized the selling power of her story. She credits her overwhelming success to hard work and perseverance. Teri Woods often slept in her car and on the couches of acquaintances, as she spent countless hours selling her books on the streets of New York. Moving thousands of books primarily from the trunk of her car she was determined to have her story read. Her grassroots tactic paid off; Teri Woods became a self-made millionaire in just three years selling her novel, True to the Game. With the release of True to the Game, Teri Woods has reinvigorated the urban fiction market and created a growing trend in publishing.As owner of Teri Woods Publishing, Woods' published: True to the Game, DUTCH I, DUTCH II, Deadly Reigns I and II , Angel, B-More Careful, The Adventures of Ghetto Sam, Triangle of Sins, Rectangle of Sins, Tell Me Your Name, Predator and Double Dose. True to the Game, B-More Careful, DUTCH, Triangle of Sins, Rectangle of Sins, Deadly Reigns I and Deadly Reigns II has all been featured on the Essence Bestseller list numerous times collectively. Teri Woods Publishing has sold over 1 million copies independently and generated over 15 million dollars in gross revenue. Woods jump started the entire urban-book marketplace. Teri signed a five book deal with Grand Central Publishing in 2007. True to the Game II (GCP, 2007) and True to the Game III (GCP, 2008) both debuted on The New York Times Bestsellers list. Teri's first hardcover, the urban thriller, ALIBI will be published in August 2009
We are living in a very devastating time! In history
Just reflecting on life and the coronavirus right now
Happy Birthday to me
THE BLACK MAMBA - K B My deepest condolences to everyone that was in that helicopter to the families that lost their lives and their love ones.. May all your soul rest in heavenly peace
I can’t believe that My eldest son, PRINCEMICHAEL has made his 40th Milestone Birthday
What’s your ‘VISION’ for 2020? Are you FOCUS!? On A plan of ACTION? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Reflecting on my past podcast interviews’ and looking back on this decade as it is the last Sunday Dec, 29 2019 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Breaking down independence of a woman looking for Mr. right and why --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
