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Send us a textIn this compelling Wait A Gam Minute Podcast episode we explore the harrowing story of Beverly Latiker, who was charged and sentenced to life in prison for murder at just 19 years old. The video details how Beverly was allegedly being pimped out by her then-boyfriend and the father of her child. Under pressure from him, she accepted responsibility for the crime, believing his promise that she wouldn't face severe consequences.As the narrative unfolds, we learn that her boyfriend later betrayed her by turning her in for the reward money, which he never actually received. This episode emphasizes the complexities of her situation, including the manipulation and coercion she faced, ultimately leading to her incarceration.Now, after 41 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections, Beverly's story raises important questions about justice, betrayal, and the systemic issues affecting vulnerable individuals. This episode invites viewers to reflect on her journey and the broader implications of her case within the criminal justice system

In the latest episode of the "Wait a Gam Minute" podcast, the hosts delve into the complex dynamics of family, exploring its significance and the various challenges that arise within familial relationships. They discuss the feeling of being overshadowed or unheard in large families, questioning whether individual voices can truly be appreciated amidst the noise of many.The conversation also touches on the evolving perception of family bonds, with some individuals asserting that "blood doesn't make you family." This shift reflects a broader societal trend where chosen relationships can sometimes hold more meaning than biological ties. The hosts examine the reasons behind the growing distance between family members, considering factors like modern lifestyles and changing values.Additionally, the episode addresses the sensitive topic of when it might be necessary to cut ties with a family member to safeguard one's mental and emotional well-being. They emphasize the importance of self-care and the right to prioritize peace over toxic relationships, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own family dynamics and the impact they have on their lives.Overall, this episode provides a thoughtful exploration of family, encouraging open discussions about love, loyalty, and the sometimes difficult choices that come with maintaining healthy relationships

In this episode of Wait A Gam Minute Podcast, the discussion revolves around the complexities of friendship and the varying levels of connection we have with others. Gam emphasizes that not everyone we meet is truly a friend, despite how casually the term is often used. People tend to reveal their true selves through their actions, but we sometimes ignore these signs because we want to believe the best in them.The episode also prompts listeners to reflect on their own friendships, encouraging them to consider what type of friend they are. It highlights that friendships can resemble romantic relationships in their depth and emotional investment, suggesting that we should approach them with the same care and consideration. Ultimately, the episode serves as a reminder to be mindful of who we let into our lives and to recognize the different levels of friendship that exist.Hopefully this episode resonates deeply as it challenges the way you perceive and categorize your own friendships, urging you to be more discerning and intentional in your relationships.#youtube #facebook #podcast #friends

In this impactful Wait A Gam Minute Podcast episode, Shereka shares the heartbreaking story of her daughter Morgan, who faced severe bullying three years ago. The bullying incident, which involved an older girl attacking Morgan at school during recess, was recorded and spread across social media, intensifying its impact. Shereka reflects on how, during that time, she was battling postpartum depression and struggled to support Morgan as she desperately tried to convey her feelings of being bullied, being called ugly, and being told she "stinks."Despite the presence of three teachers who allegedly witnessed the incident, Morgan was left vulnerable and suffered deeply as a result. The bullying led to Morgan experiencing depression and suicidal thoughts, making her hesitant to leave home without supervision. However, the narrative takes a positive turn as Morgan, now a freshman in high school, shares her newfound confidence. She expresses her love for high school and emphasizes her commitment to standing up for herself.Morgan encourages other young girls who may be facing similar challenges to speak up, urging them to tell a teacher or their parents and to persist until they are heard. This episode highlights the long-lasting effects of bullying and underscores the importance of support, resilience, and the power of speaking out.Music track: See Me Through by Burgundy Source: https://freetouse.com/ #podcast #bullyingawareness

In her recent appearance on the Wait A Gam Minute Podcast, Nadrena Pleas, Suffolk Commonwealth Attorney, shared insights into her journey and the initiatives she has implemented since taking office. As she enters her third year, Pleas discussed her innovative approach to justice, including the introduction of mental health dockets aimed at addressing the specific needs of individuals struggling with mental health issues within the legal system.While she has made significant strides in her role, Pleas expressed uncertainty about whether she will seek re-election, emphasizing the importance of careful consideration in her decision-making process. She reflected on the gradual nature of change within her office, noting that many of her attorneys have long histories under previous leadership. Pleas is committed to her vision for the administration, acknowledging that meaningful transformation takes time and patience.One of the poignant moments in her conversation involved the emotional weight of wrongful convictions. Pleas shared her deep concern for individuals who have been unjustly incarcerated, emphasizing that the thought of being responsible for such a situation weighs heavily on her heart.Throughout her tenure, Pleas has prioritized community engagement, dedicating time to getting to know the residents of Suffolk. She aims to foster a relationship of trust and understanding, demonstrating her commitment to serving the community to the best of her abilities. Her approach reflects a desire to be more than just a figure in a position of power; she wants to be a relatable and approachable leader dedicated to doing the right thing for her constituents.

In a heart-wrenching podcast episode , Joan Russell Turner shares her painful journey of searching for her son (Quantaz Russell) who went missing nearly nine years ago. After the first year (on his birthday) she receives a devastating call while in her office , the caller informed her that her son was shot twice in the back of the head, bound, and thrown into a body of water. This revelation marks a tragic turning point in her quest for closure.This episode she talks with Gam and Mz Gogetta about her emotional struggle as she reflects on the years spent hoping for her son's return. Now, under Virginia state law, which requires a person to be missing for at least seven years before they can be declared legally deceased, she is finally able to hold a memorial service for him. Joan discusses the significance of this service as a step toward healing and honoring her son's memory. This episode serves as a poignant reminder of the pain of unresolved loss and the strength it takes to seek closure amid unimaginable grief.

On this episode of Wait A Gam Minute Podcast Vernard shares his personal journey of serving 20 years in the military and grappling with PTSD and suicidal ideation as a result of his experiences in combat, including the loss of comrades. He reflects on the challenges of being misunderstood by his family, who struggled to comprehend his struggles. After years of untreated PTSD, Vernard faced a critical moment just 24 hours before going to church, where a life-changing conversation with his Pastor offered him hope. He emphasizes the importance of therapy in managing his daily challenges and acknowledges that he actively puts in the work for his mental health. Additionally, Vernard discusses how using comedy serves as a therapeutic outlet, benefiting both himself and his audience, as laughter can be a powerful source of healing

In this powerful episode on Wait A Gam Minute Podcast, the story of a 15-year-old boy from Portsmouth named Elliott Hill is shared, detailing the harrowing experience he and his older brother (Blonco Hill) faced after being accused of murder. The episode recounts how both brothers were initially locked up, but the older brother was eventually released when a witness testified that he wasn't the killer, noting his long hair as a distinguishing factor.In a shocking turn of events, Elliott was convicted of murder and sentenced to an astonishing 53 years, with 10 years suspended. The podcast delves into the implications of this sentence, highlighting Elliott's subsequent experience of being incarcerated with adult men, where he served 24 years and 8 months in prison.Throughout the episode, Elliott reflects on the failures of the justice system that led to his wrongful conviction. He shares his emotional journey, discussing the impact of being imprisoned at such a young age and the struggles he faced while navigating life behind bars. The podcast episode serves as a poignant reminder of the potential for systemic failures in the justice system and the lasting effects on individuals and families caught in its web.Transcript

Pastor Terrell reveals that he enjoys playing video games in his downtime.He acknowledges that he may drink a glass of wine when he is spending time with his wife however, he reminds our viewers and listeners that the Bible warns against drunkenness.Terrell emphasizes that members should not place unrealistic expectations on their pastors as they are human and will never be able to live up to everyone's expectations.Pastors are not exempt from judgment, but  the scripture tells us that you maybe judged more than ordinary members of the congregation.*He encourages believers to seek spiritual guidance from trusted sources and to discern God's will through prayer and study.

Join Pastor Terrell Wiggins, Senior Pastor of New Mt. Joy Food for Living Ministry, as he shares his captivating journey with Gam and Mz Gogetta on faith, ministry, and the transformative power of God's calling.During this compelling podcast episode, Pastor Wiggins reveals:His early calling to serve God, at a very early ageThe challenges of leaving the church he grew up in as he didn't want to become the pastorThe extraordinary experiences of casting out demons and witnessing the transformative power of the Holy SpiritThe importance of prioritizing family as a husband and father before all elseThe courage to preach the gospel fearlessly, even in challenging timesThe humanity of pastors and the need for accountabilityThe crucial role of choosing the right ministry that aligns with your spiritual appetitePastor Wiggins' powerful message will ignite your faith, inspire you to embrace your God-given purpose, and empower you to live a life filled with meaning and fulfillment. Don't miss this engaging and thought-provoking podcast episode that will change your perspective on ministry and the transformative power of God's call

In this raw and emotional video, Monay shares her story of being the black sheep of her family. From adult rivalries with her siblings to the challenges of raising seven children alone, She has faced countless obstacles. Despite the lack of support from their fathers, she continues to provide the best life for her kids. Monay informs Gam and Mz Gogetta that she feels her siblings love her but don't like her and just put up with her because they share the same mom. She also stated that whenever she confides in her oldest sister she will often tell everyone what Monay just told her. Monay often stated that she feels alone since the passing of her sister Jovi as they were very close

In this raw and emotional video, Monay shares her story of being the black sheep of her family. From adult rivalries with her siblings to the challenges of raising seven children alone, She has faced countless obstacles. Despite the lack of support from their fathers, she continues to provide the best life for her kids. Monay informs Gam and Mz Gogetta that she feels her siblings love her but don't like her and just put up with her because they share the same mom. She also stated that whenever she confides in her oldest sister she will often tell everyone what Monay just told her. Monay often stated that she feels alone since the passing of her sister Jovi as they were very close. #BlackSheep #FamilyFeud #SingleMotherhood #OvercomingChallenges #UnwaveringDetermination #fyp #fbreels #podcast

Shelly shares the heartbreaking story of a parent who initially struggled to accept her transgender son, Naomi. Despite cultural and familial pressures, the Shelly eventually realized the importance of love and support. Naomi faced significant challenges, including homelessness and sexual assault, due to their gender identity. During this time Shelly had put her out of the home and she was only 16 years old. Shelly informed the Gam and Mz. Gogetta that she hated her son and often abused him as she didn't  understand how God can allow this to happen to her. Shelly expresses regret for her past actions and emphasizes the need for understanding and compassion towards transgender individuals. Shelly stated that her biggest fear is that her daughter will be killed. Naomi suffers from a lot of trauma and has anxiety when she is around people. Shelly informs the hosts that her family doesn't talk to either of them and they act as if her Naomi doesn't exist. This mother has endured her own trauma as well trying to deal with this situation as she became depressed and suffered a nervous breakdown. Viral Hashtags for YouTube:* #TransgenderAcceptance* #LoveYourChildUnconditionally* #BreakingStigma* #SupportingLGBTQIA* #TransLivesMatter* #ParentalLove* #RegretAndRedemption* #HomelessYouth* #SexualAssaultAwareness* #FamilyReconciliation

Simona Mckenzie the mother of Holy Gabbana (Boonk Gang) says that her son is lying and that he is just doing this for clout. Simona has 6 children and Holy Gabbana is her eldest child and that he is also very jealous of her other kids and feel that she babies her other children more than him. Simona also states that he was a out of hand, stealing, using drugs and etc. She stated that she did put him out of her home at the age of 20 because he was a bad influence on her younger children. During the interview Simona informed Gam that Holy Gabbana told her that he was going to stop with all of the lies but he has not as of today. Gam asked Simona why did she agree to do the interview and she said "because I want people to know that I am not crazy and that her son is lying and she will not allow him to destroy her name" During the conversation Simona told Gam that she is past the hurt at this point and that she hates her son.....#holygabbana #boonk #tashak #shaderoom #podcastclips #youtubeshorts

Simona Mckenzie the mother of Holy Gabbana (Boonk Gang) says that he son is lying and that he is just doing this for clout. Simona has 6 children and Holy Gabbana is her oldest child and that he is also very jealous of her other kids and feel that she babies her other children. Simona also states that he was a out of hand, stealing using drugs and etc. She stated that she did out him out of her home at the age of 20 because he was a bad influence on her younger children. During the interview Simona informed Gam that Holy Gabbana told her that was going to stop with all of the lies but he has not as of today. Gam asked Simona why did she agree to do the interview and she said "because I want people to know that I am not crazy and he son is lying and that she will not allow for him to destroy her name" During the conversation Simona told Gam that she is past hurt at this point she hates her son..... 

Janisha Jones  (sibling) & Marva Austin (advocate) about Kaltron Boone. Karlton was convicted of first- degree murder and sentenced to 38 years in prison. Marva (advocate) states that Karlton did not commit this murder and there is no evidence and only the testimony of one person who was present at the scene of the crime. Janisha shares with Gam and Mz Gogetta that her “brother did sell drugs but that doesn't mean he did a murder and he didn't do that”. Karlton charges should be vindicated says Marva. Karlton denies knowing anything about the murder however; he does state that he was cordial with the young man who told the police that he was the one who committed the crime. Gam did ask the ladies where was Karlton doing the time the crime actually happened meanwhile; Janisha stated that he was with his girlfriend. Karlton has been in prison for the last 8 years...

Cayden Bailey stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about being called at an early age by God. Cayden understands that he is special and he is meant to stand out. This young 14 year old often sets boundaries with his friends when it comes to his relationship with God. Cayden is a preaching machine, very respectful and teachable. He has been around Hampton Roads delivering his messages. Cayden....

Aron Porter Jr. talks with Gam and Mz Gogetta about being diagnosed with Lymphedema for the past 6-7 years. As Aron did not know what was going on with him at the time he managed to walk around and enjoy life enduring the pain and lots of swelling. Aron states that the Lymphedema is in both of his legs however the left appears to be much larger. Aron has support of his family as he is immobile and is mostly in his home and confined to his bed. Aron encourages the men to go and get checked out by a doctor and not to let your pride get in the way.Support the Show.

Minister Traci Georges and Elder Fran Futrell stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about being a First Lady and what the actually entails within their ministry. Both ladies were very honest about their life story, some of the challenges and etc. Minister Traci and her husband have been in the ministry all of their lives however they have been in Senior Leadership (Mount Peninsula) for 11 years. Elder Fran grew up in the Apostolic church however she and her husband has been assigned to Ebenezer in Ivor, Va. or 5 years. "Ministry was everything" according to Minister Traci as it almost cost her their marriageSupport the Show.

Leading Lady Alicia Wiggins and First Lady Elect Sheranda Outlaw stops by WAGM studio and talked with Gam and Mz Gogetta about what each of their roles are in the church are as well as giving the advice of never losing yourself in the process. Mrs. Outlaw has been in the ministry for the past 19 years and she remembers the day when her husband came home and informed her that he was going to be a preacher. Mrs. Wiggins stated that she always knew that her husband was going be in some type of leadership with in the church however; she never thought it would be a pastor. Both of the ladies spoke very candidly about the church, communication, being under a microscope and etc.Support the Show.

Dr. Keshia Brown and Jessica Wilkins stop by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about being a "First Lady" and some of the challenges, myths and etc. Both of the ladies shared that while having this title my have it's challenges however the most important thing is to be authentically you as some people want someone that they can relate to. Both ladies will be ordained as minsters sometime mid June 2024. Jessica (lady J) states that she knew that God was calling her at any early age and she always knew that she will be a preacher however years later she married one instead. Dr. Keshia is the First Lady of Mount Chesapeake and Lady J. is at Mount Suffolk....Support the Show.

Cheron Johnson, was convicted of Money Laundering as a result of her ex husband being charged with selling drugs as he was already a known drug dealer. Cheron owned a local (family) bakery in Chesapeake, VA for four years before being sentenced to 9.5 years in Federal Prison. Cheron states that her son "prayed her home" one day while talking with her son over the phone that God told him that she will be home before he turns 7 and his dad will be home by the time he is 8. Cheron was released from prison a several of months before he turned 7. Cheron...Support the Show.

Kariva, Mz Gogetta and Gam talk about SUFF.Impact a faith based nonprofit organization geared towards at risk youth as well as prevention and intervention to gun violence. The Call "Beyond Scared Straight" program will be held on Sat. May, 18, 2024. This event is for youth from the age of 8-18 years old and it will consist of community, corrections and ending with a panel discussion.Support the Show.

Eric Knight stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about mental health issues that black men face and some are afraid to talk about it with others. Eric states that black men already have a lot on their shoulders as society and social media place added pressure on them. Eric becomes very vulnerable with the ladies as he expresses that he was once in a very dark place however; now he is in a better place and has learned how to work through challenging times. Eric informed the ladies that he contemplated suicide over two years ago. Eric.....Support the Show.

Amar stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about growing up committing robbery, shooting and acting out at an early age. Charged with murder at the age of 19 and severed over 10 years in prison. Amar now is the owner of Eferm Museum which is located in Suffolk and Portsmouth, Va. Eferm is to raise awareness among both young and old about the critical importance of avoiding incarceration and the devastating path it can lead to. Amar...Support the Show.

Brandy stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Goggetta about the killing of her son Kentron X. Smith on May 5, 2023 he was killed while at work. Kentron was shot multiple times as he was on the phone and actually never saw them coming until it was to late. Brandy also stated that the convince store never reached out to the family to see if they were ok or if they needed anything. Brandy says that she miss her son very much and.....Support the Show.

Jayye Michael stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam & Mz Gogetta about his music career, lifestyle blogger and etc. Jayye Michael works out often and believes that artists should learn their voice. He is currently going on tour with his mom in June. Jayye Michael states he loves when his fans knows his song and loves to keep the high energy crowds and give the people what they ask for.Support the show

Syk Treazure Bmg stops by WAGM Studio and talks w/ Gam & Mz Gogetta about some of his life's journey, being in the streets at an early age, incarceration stents, seeing people stabbed and etc. Treazure stated “ when I think about it now I'm not bragging about it but  a lot of it was just dumb”Support the show

Eugene Swinson stops by WAGM studio and talk with Gam about his past life, committing crimes, being sent to prison and becoming the man that he is today. Eugene is the Director and Co=Founder of Big HOMIES nonprofit in the City of Portsmouth, Va. that fight against gun violence while assisting at risk youth. Eugene is well known for his unwavering support for the children in Portsmouth and to ensure that they are exposed to new people, places and things that will enhance their lives. Eugene...Support the show

Dr. Angela Reddix stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about the opening of The Mustard Seed Place as it to empower young girls and women from all ethnic backgrounds. Dr, Reddix is a very humble but powerful woman who loves to inspire women to become successful and run thriving businesses with efficient systems in place. Dr. Reddix was born to a teenaged mother and grew up in a project in Norfolk, Va. Dr. Reddix...Support the show

Chargedup Vell stops by WAGM studio and talks with Gam about his new released mix cd and his return to doing music after taking several years hiatus. Chargedup Vell is also is involved in his community and believes in putting out positive music as it moves you and is a form of therapy. He has a background in counseling and spends a lot of his time talking with the youth and listening to them as well. Chargeup Vell is definitely on the rise and is a force to b reckon with. He......Support the show

Gam and Mz Gogetta talks with April in Chappell Hill, North Carolina this evening about her grandparents, son and her boyfriend who was 15 years older than her. April Barber was sentenced to two life terms for killing her grandparents. The night of Sept. 4, 1991, Barber and her boyfriend poured gasoline in her grandparents' house and set fire to it. Aaron Barber died in the blaze and his wife Lillie died days later from her injuries in the fire. CL (April son's father)also went to prison for the murders. He later died after only serving 8 years in prison. April told Gam and Mz Gogetta that she only wanted to scare her grandparents. April served 30 years after receiving clemency from North Carolina Governor Cooper. #prison #womenbehindbars #podcast #prisonreform #juvenilejustice #explorepage  www.waitagamminute.netSupport the show

Mylira Green stops by WAGM studio and talks with Gam about being all things or everyone, going through a divorce, her own mental health issues while doing something brand new which is showing up for herself. Mylira states that she is very transparent to a fault however she believes while doing so it will help others. Mylira...Support the show

Steven L. Washington-ESQ stops by WAGM podcast to talk to Gam and Mz Gogetta about transitioning from criminal law to personal injury. Defending clients who were tried with double murder, DUI and etc. The father to be enjoys his time traveling, meeting new people as well as dressing in his flashy attire. Swag could be his middle name but most importantly he feels that being an Attorney should be a calling from God. Steven L…Support the show

Raven Samone talks with Gam and Mz _ Gogetta being sent to prison for 81 months for identity theft, computer fraud and bank fraud. Raven was scamming for about 5 years before she woke up at a "boom" at the door and the FEDS came to arrest her. While in prison she was getting into fights, building relationships with other inmates as well as realizing that prison isn't for her. Raven is now a business owner, rekindled the relationship with her kids as well as working a full time job. One of her goals is to become an advocate for women who are sentenced to federal time and shed light on "transitioning process". Raven.....Support the show

Monique Parker talks with Gam and Mz_ Gogetta about her brother(Wilbert Molaison) who went missing over 10 months ago. Monique feels that someone knows what happened but they aren't talking….

Pastor Karl stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz_ Gogetta about Pastoring The Mount Suffolk, being called to the younger generation and helping the youth in the community. Pastor Karl feels like some secular music can be played in church as this may draw the younger generation into the church. Pastor Karl.....

Chuck Black stops by WAGM studio and talks with Gam about the music industry in Va., why some artist don't support each other, how he became a rapper and why it is important as an artist to promote themselves. Chuck Black talks about "The List" which listed the top rap artist in the area. Chuck.....

True Addict Scoupe stops by WAGM studio and talk with Gam and Mz_ Gogetta about his book " True Addiction-Scoupe talks about from the age of 13-30 being a street guy, having a love of classic cars, jewelry and etc.

JJ Brooks talks with Gam and Mz_ Gogetter about being sentenced to life without parole for robbery. JJ spent 22 1/2 years in prison before receiving an immediate pardon from Gov. Ralph Northern in 2020. JJ stated that he has already experienced hell on earth and the many nights he tried to come up with a plan on how he can get out. JJ....

Yvonnya Peoples stop by WAGM studio to talk about her past. From the Streets to scriptures. Everyone has a past and Yvonnya is no different as she was molested at the young age of 9 years old( by a family friend)which lead her to prostitution, drugs, gang banging and prison. Yvonnya has since rekindled her relationship with God and now is in the ministry working for God. Yvonnya…

Tune in on Thursday Nov. 9, 2023 @ 7pm EST. You don't want to MISS IT as Wait A Gam Minute Podcast®️ talk w/ Monica Atkins from Stoptheviolence757 about why she started this organization, what motivates her to keep going even when there is an increase in violence & etc.

Paulette Livingston stops by WAGM studio and talks about her childhood. From the ages of 8-12 years old Paulette was raped, molested and endured several incidents with incest from her uncle, cousin and brother. Although it's so much deep rooted issues she managed to overcome many years later. Paulette choose to break the family curses by confronting her past and writing a book…. #interview #podcast #explorepage #molestation #familycurse #abuse

Napoleon Hart stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam & Mz Gogetta about his latest song. Napoleon says that he has changed his music and lyrics from years ago as he realize the influence it has to his listeners. He also adds that he doesn't curse in his songs and states that you can make a positive impact on those around you. Napoleon says that he gives credit the Joe Mofia and.. #podcast #interview #joerogan #breakfastclub

Clarence and Derik stop pass WAGM studio to talk with Gam about the funeral industry. Both are licensed funeral home directors and embalmers. Crocker Funeral Home “A New Tradition Of Quality” has changed over the years but the quality remains the same. CFH welcomes competition from others in the industry as it allows us to stay on our feet, as well as staying creative and etc. Clarence states “ we treat the families that we service as family and we personalize each service to fit the deceased and the family members. #contentcreator #explorepage #joerogan #funerallive #media #drinkchampspodcast #breakfastclub

Kiara Swope stops by WAGM Studio and talks about her son Elijah Patrick Williams who was born on June 14, 2008.Elijah was 9 when he was diagnosed with nephroblastoma ( Wilms Tumor). He had endured chemo, radiation and surgeries. Elijah fought a hard 3 years before gaining his wings on March 27, 2020 at the age of 11. Dealing with depression while still trying to pickup the pieces and raise her other three children.

Clyde, Montie & Brandon stops by WAGM Studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about relationships, why men don't become vulnerable with their partners., what they like in women. #podcast  #waitagamminute #media #relationship #fyp  #interview  #menvswomen #drinkchampspodcast 

Rashod Harris stops by WAGM Studio and talks with Gam. Shod talks about content creation and being consistent. Shod a a videographer who is building a multi million dollar platform. #interview #podcast  #media  #contentcreator #consistency #videographer #drinkchampspodcast #joerogan #joebudden #explorepage #podcasting

Mrs. Jennifer stops by WAGM Studio and talks with Gam & Mz Gogetta about her nonprofit. Co-founder of Bridge The Gap Nonprofit was created to help provide the mean to "The Have & Have Nots".  

Tai, Londa, Semi & Lil Tae stops by WAGM Studio to talk with Gam & Mz_Gogetta about friendship, why do people love to kick you when you down, loyalty, having serious conversation with your friends when they are having a bad day. Why does our circle of friendship works for us and etc.

Tai, Londa, Semi & Lil Tae stops by WAGM Studio to talk with Gam & Mz_Gogetta about friendship, why do people love to kick you when you down, loyalty, having serious conversation with your friends when they are having a bad day. Why does our circle of friendship works for us and etc.