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We begin Black History Month with conversations with two amazing Black Americans. First, I talk with Angelo Antonio Ellerbee. Ellerbee is a pioneer in the entertainment industry and has made an indelible impact on history globally as well as our culture. His career spans over five decades, during which he has represented a diverse array of clients, including Michael Jackson, Mary J. Blige, Lionel Richie, and DMX. He's penned a deeply personal memoir, "Before I Let You Go," and dedicated it to marginalized groups including the LGBTQIA+ community, survivors of domestic violence and others. Next we chat with Wren T. Brown, an actor, producer, director and founder and producing artistic director of Ebony Repertory Theatre, LA's only African American Professional theatre company. His book, "The Family Business" shares stories and many never-before-seen images from his family's four generations and more than 100-years in the arts and entertainment industry. His focus is on the Black artist in American culture.

Tune in this week as TT, GG and DD talk about the Emmy wins and snubs from this year, Diddy is in jail chile, Shannon Sharpe says he's hacked and they really trying to shoot that man. Also we give flowers to a Frankie Beverly for a job well done and tell the DJs to play "Joy and Pain" and debate about whether "Before I Let You Go" or Maxwell's "Pretty Wings" is the better beautiful break up song.

(Play Hail To The Chief or Before I Let You Go before you start this episode)We speak on both Kamala Harris' presidential nomination as well as the recent "stirring" rendition of the National Anthem. Along with everyone on the team in firm agreement on not letting anyone else touch our food with another great AITA segment. Also, PastorTae holds nothing back with mental health check ins and against our Mechanic, Nisho? Press play to see!!!Our Support Black Business shoutout goes to:House Of Loud Studios!!!Follow and book your recording session with them todayIG: @houseofloud87Questions/Listener Letters: tkohnah@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tkohnahpodcast/support

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes back publicist and author Angelo Ellerbee to Conversations LIVE to discuss his new book BEFORE I LET YOU GO---and what he hopes it does for readers. 

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes back PR Mogul and bestselling author Angelo Ellerbee of Double Xxposure Media Relations to Conversations LIVE to discuss his new book BEFORE I LET YOU GO.  Pre-order your copy of the book here. 

Time to break down one of the all time cult classics in music history with Neil Diamond's 1969 hit single "Sweet Caroline". Why do we all hit the "Bah Bah Bah!" and "So Good! So Good So Good!"? When did that start? Do you get pulled into it every time? Or are you maybe sick of it? And what is the ultimate sing along song if not this? What movie comes to mind when you think of Neil Diamond? And is who is Caroline anyway and what makes her so good? So good! So Good! Castle and JAG dissect it all!

Time to break down one of the all time cult classics in music history with Neil Diamond's 1969 hit single "Sweet Caroline". Why do we all hit the "Bah Bah Bah!" and "So Good! So Good So Good!"? When did that start? Do you get pulled into it every time? Or are you maybe sick of it? And what is the ultimate sing along song if not this? What movie comes to mind when you think of Neil Diamond? And is who is Caroline anyway and what makes her so good? So good! So Good! Castle and JAG dissect it all!

www.atravelpath.com Music: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/rocky-mountains   Transcript: Hello Pathfinders and welcome to the travel path podcast a show that empowers you to achieve your travel goals and live a lifestyle so that you can travel on your own terms. I am your host Tyler Hespeler join me as each guest I interview shares their wisdom and knowledge so that you can take the actionable steps necessary to begin carving your path.    Hello Pathfinders! Thank you for tuning into the first EVER episode of the Travel Path Podcast. My name is Tyler Hespeler, and if you haven't already, check out my website at atravelpath.com. Here, you'll find a blog and a community forum, so feel free to ask questions or share any travel knowledge you have that could potentially help a fellow traveler. It will just be me and you today in this brief intro episode.   I want to start by sharing my vision for this podcast, and then diving a bit deeper into Hope and I's journey. Starting next week, I'll begin the interview-style podcast where I'll be having some exciting conversations with people who have been able to quite simply, travel. Whether it's taking a multiple month trip work free that just seems impossible for so many reasons, or you'd like to structure your life so that you can start some remote work and make money online, this podcast is for you. Every listener will have their own unique set of circumstances in life. As such, each listener will have a different path to get them where they want to go. The beauty of this podcast is I'll be talking with guests from all walks of life. While some guests may be more relatable to you than others, I'm confident each episode will deliver valuable information to your ears. I think it's important to let you know how this podcast was born. When Hope and I were taking our two month long road trip, by far the most-asked question we got was “How are you able to do this?” It was not uncommon that an older couple would stop and tell us how they wished they could have explored in their younger years, before they retired. They were happy for us, but they were also envious that we were able to travel to all these places and go on those long, steep, scenic hikes that, at their current age, they just couldn't do. We made many friends on the road, and I soon learned that while the desire to travel is shared by many, what some people seemed to be missing was the path it took to get there.   Whatever your goals are, my mission is to have this podcast serve as a guide and to get you on the right path, YOUR travel path, wherever that may lead. It's a big, beautiful world, and I believe most people want to see it. Whether you are stuck in job you aren't satisfied with, like I was, or want to set up a lifestyle for yourself or family so that you can reach your travel goals, or both, you'll want to be tuning in each week.   There are so many questions, it can seem impossible to know where to start. How much should you save up and when should you begin? What about kids, pets, or school? How will you be able to quit your job or talk to your boss about traveling? Can you make money online or find remote work? Should you stay in hotels, airbnbs, or what type of RV should you buy? How can you restructure your days and change your mindset now, so that you can take actionable steps to make extended travel a reality in the future?   Fortunately, each week will bring a unique and motivational guest who will answer these questions and more.   One of the things I'm most excited for is to be able to share not one, but two episodes of the Travel Path Podcast every single week. Each inspiring guest I interview will have a two-part, thirty minute or so long podcast. In Part 1 we'll be diving into the nitty-gritty details on how my guests have been able to set their lives up so they can travel. Together we'll be gaining knowledge, as well as learning from mistakes, on exactly what it takes to achieve your travel goals. We'll cover everything from what their travel lifestyle looks like to money saving travel hacks and more. I'll ask each guest about some of the frustrations and problems they still face while traveling and, my personal favorite, what is the biggest challenge they faced to get on the road, and how they overcame that. And of course, I'll be asking them to share the coolest experience they have had while traveling. The aim with Part 1 is to combine the knowledge and expertise we've learned from each guest, as well a pinch of inspiration, to get you going full steam ahead on your own path. Part 2 will be a change of pace. During this episode, I'll be asking each guest to give us all the details on the one place they know best. Whether it's their hometown or a destination they've spent a lot of time at, we'll be digging up all the secrets. I'll be asking everything from the best time of year to visit, things to watch out for, their favorite restaurants, nightlife, kids, pet friendly, and rainy day activities, and more, and I'll wrap up with asking them what is one thing you simply can't leave town without doing. The goal with Part 2 is to provide you with knowledge that you probably wouldn't find online or know without having lived there for a little while so that you can best be prepared for your trip. Overtime, I hope to have an entire library of destinations that you can pull up and listen to as you create your list of places you want to visit. Like Part 1, Part 2 will bring value to you from either end of your path. If you are just starting out, you'll be finding out more about a destination you've always thought about, or you'll hear something for the first time that really resonates with you that you'll want to work toward experiencing. And of course, when you are ready to make your trip, it will be a great guide to relisten to as you pack your bags. Or if you're really last minute like me, play in the car as you are approaching your destination.     Whether you are making your commute, going for a run, or putting away the dishes, you will have two new episodes of The Travel Path Podcast each week that will accompany you as some extra motivation and encouragement. I know that when we began carving our path, this is something I would have loved to have been able to listen to, and I look forward to you tuning in. A little bit about me. My wife, Hope, and I had pretty normal jobs and lived in a small town in Southeastern CT. At a young age, I went on a cross-country road trip with my family, and at some point I decided I really wanted to set up a life so that I could take Hope on an extended road trip and show her some of the amazing things this country had to offer. Together, we set a goal to take a two month long road trip before I turned 30, and over the course of three years, Hope and I worked really hard to make that happen. We educated ourselves, made some passive income investments, and I left my job to work for myself so I had a scalable income source which would help us save up. Sure enough, on my 29th birthday, we picked up our new class b van, and a few months later we hit the road. The trip was amazing, and I can't explain how free it felt to be behind the wheel. Our experiences and the things we saw made all our hard work worth it. I'll get into more detail as to the specifics on how we paved our way in a later episode, but as I mentioned earlier, I am keeping this show brief. We are by no means retired, have definitely made some mistakes, and just like a lot of my listeners, I have a lot to learn as well. But by combining my passion for travel with the opportunity to learn from others, I am confident this podcast will help you in your journey. In putting this show together, I tried picturing myself several years ago and asking myself what I would have liked to have listened to and questions Hope and I would have had as we were starting out. It's been very gratifying whenever someone tells us that we have inspired them to travel. I hope to do the same with this podcast, as well as provide you with the tools and knowledge it takes to get you there. But it doesn't stop at this podcast. My goal is atravelpath.com become the place to go for travel seekers everywhere to both seek guidance and share their wisdom. So go ahead and checkout our forum at atravelpath.com and become a member of our community. If there's one thing I've learned its that life is short. If you want to experience some of the awesome places this world has to offer, there is no better time to start planning then right now.   Thanks for tuning in. I'm so excited for what this podcast will bring, and I hope you are ready to lace up your hiking boots and find your path.     And that's the show thank you everybody for listening I hope you learned as much as I did on this episode of the travel path podcast if you found any value please consider writing review on whatever platform you listening to. I read every single one and it will help me understand what content matters most to my Audience. By leaving a review you're helping me reach my goal of empowering as many people as I can reach their travel goals. Speaking of that please share this episode with anyone who you think could benefit from it check out atravel path.com for access to Today's Show notes resources and to join our community. Before I Let You Go what is one thing you can do today that will bring you one step closer to reaching your travel goals? my name is Tyler Hespeler signing off.   *All content from atravelpath.com, including but not limited to The Travel Path Podcast and social media platforms, is designed to share general information. We are not experts and the information is not designed to serve as legal, financial, or tax advice. Always do your own research and due diligence before making a decision.   

Disclosure: We are part of the Amazon Affiliate/LTK Creator programs. We will receive a small commission at no cost if you purchase a book. This post may contain links to purchase books & you can read our affiliate disclosure here. Ever wondered about the captivating world of queer fiction in 1950s New York City? Author Cat Sebastian joins me to discuss her transition from writing queer historical romance set in the 1700s to a modern workplace romance set in 1950s NYC. Her latest book is We Could Be So Good. Together, we explore the research process, fascinating details like long-distance calls and the advent of paper bags with handles, and the misrepresentation of the 1950s as a time often intertwined with patriotism and the image of a white, middle-class heterosexual family.Dive into an engaging conversation as Kat shares some of her favorite book recommendations and comfort reads in the romance genre, including Kennedy Ryan's Before I Let You Go, KD Casey's Diamond Ring, and the powerful story of grief in Anita Kelly's Something Wild and Wonderful. We also discuss the importance of talking to our parents about their youth to gain a better understanding of different times and experiences and reminisce over the emotional impact these books have had on us. Don't miss this insightful and heartwarming discussion!SHOWNOTES AND BOOK LINKShttp://WhattoReadNextBlog.comCheck out our YouTube Channel;https://www.whattoreadnextblog.com/youtubeMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/sunnyLicense code: 0RDRBKGH6NGQCAXR

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Teddy Riley and Babyface were set to face off in an IG battle of the producers. The Rumble in the Digital Jungle, as it were. Ted showed up with a DJ, dancers, sound equipment that produced no audio for more than 700K people who were ready to two-step the night away. Fret not, Smarty Jones to the rescue for the battle, 90s style! Teddy Riley - Right Here (Human Nature Mix); My Love (Remix); Remember the Time; Before I Let You Go; Let's Chill; Be Happy Babyface - Can We Talk; This is for the Lover In You; Whip Appeal; End of the Road; Red Light Special; Give U My Heart

In the very first episode of Talking Aussie Books for 2020, I chat to Kelly Rimmer - a USA Today best-selling author of seven contemporary fiction titles. Kelly has sold over a million books which have been translated into more than 20 language, her titles include "Me Without You", "Before I Let You Go" and "The Things We Cannot Say".Kelly's books explore themes and dilemmas that test the strength of human relationships with compassion and insight. And her latest, "Truths I Never Told You" (Hachette Australia) is no exception.Tune in now!

Bangoo, Eguala, Monterrosa, Hinds, El Verbo Odiado, Interestelar Sevilla, Oh see! Festival, Les Arts, Palencia Sonora y Ostubre PolarLos Tiempos Modernos de esta semana comienzan con “Before I Let You Go” que es la nueva maravilla que nos llega desde los valencianos Bangoo y que estrenamos en los Tiempos Modernos en exclusivay que formará parte del primer trabajo de la banda que se publicará el próximo 15 de marzo. Seguimos en Valencia porque ahora es el turno de Eguala y su primer disco, Espenta, que cuenta con un total de 15 temas, todos ellos, con mucho sonido electrónico y por supuesto, ritmos bailables. Seguimos repasando estrenos y nos vamos ahora con lo nuevo de Monterrosa, El Temblor, single que formará parte de su próximo álbum de estudio que se publicará a lo largo de este año bajo el título de “Piel Divina”. Otro de los estrenos más esperados ha sido el de las Hinds con “Good Bad Times” que se incluirá en “The Prettiest Curse”. El último estreno de la semana lo firman El Verbo Odiado con “La Mancha” que se incluirá en “Nada que Celebrar” que se publicará el 20 de marzo.Dejamos los estrenos semanales para repasar, como es habitual, los festivales nacionales, que hoy empiezan por el Interestelar Sevilla los días 22 y 23 de mayo...

Bangoo, Eguala, Monterrosa, Hinds, El Verbo Odiado, Interestelar Sevilla, Oh see! Festival, Les Arts, Palencia Sonora y Ostubre Polar Los Tiempos Modernos de esta semana comienzan con “Before I Let You Go” que es la nueva maravilla que nos llega desde los valencianos Bangoo y que estrenamos en los Tiempos Modernos en exclusivay que formará parte del primer trabajo de la banda que se publicará el próximo 15 de marzo. Seguimos en Valencia porque ahora es el turno de Eguala y su primer disco, Espenta, que cuenta con un total de 15 temas, todos ellos, con mucho sonido electrónico y por supuesto, ritmos bailables. Seguimos repasando estrenos y nos vamos ahora con lo nuevo de Monterrosa, El Temblor, single que formará parte de su próximo álbum de estudio que se publicará a lo largo de este año bajo el título de “Piel Divina”. Otro de los estrenos más esperados ha sido el de las Hinds con “Good Bad Times” que se incluirá en “The Prettiest Curse”. El último estreno de la semana lo firman El Verbo Odiado con “La Mancha” que se incluirá en “Nada que Celebrar” que se publicará el 20 de marzo.Dejamos los estrenos semanales para repasar, como es habitual, los festivales nacionales, que hoy empiezan por el Interestelar Sevilla los días 22 y 23 de mayo en el Centro Andalúz de Arte Contemporaneo. Seguimos en Andalucía y de Sevilla nos vamos a Malaga...

New segment on the show called “CYFD” and our first victim was Beyoncé. Uncle Rico hates that people are sweeping her remake of “Before I Let You Go” under the rug like it was a great song. Uncle Facts speaks on trust in a relationship. Rants and more! Oh yeah, welcome to iHeartRadio!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

AntFROnette and TiffLizB talk about respectability politics in the wake of a Houston school being in the news about a dress code for parents. They also talk about racism in Game of Thrones (spoiler alert), the measles outbreak and some early thoughts on the Presidential candidates and their policies that speak or don't speak to Black women voters. Songs used in this episode: "Respect Yourself" by The Staple Singers and "Before I Let You Go" by Beyonce. Follow us on instagram @protestbaes and like and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

Your sister needs you.  But her child needs you more... Before I Let You Go is a moving page-turner with a heart-pounding dilemma: Your sister or her baby.  Who do you choose? Continue reading

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Two musicians from two iconic bands that have entertained us for years and continue to give us quality music for those who still desire the classic styles of R&B and Jazz. Joseph Stonestreet is American R&B vocalist who found fame during the 1990s as one-fourth of the Platinum-selling R&B quartet BLACKstreet. A part of one of the top R&B vocal groups of the '90s, Blackstreet was founded by singer, producer, and new jack swing pioneer Teddy Riley after the breakup of his seminal trio Guy. Riley had taken a few years to concentrate on his booming production career, which saw him working with Wreckx-N-Effect, Bobby Brown, Michael Jackson, and SWV, among others. His itch to get back in the performing arena resulted in the formation of Blackstreet in 1994, which included singers Chauncey "Black" Hannibal, Levi Little, and Joe Stonestreet in addition to Riley. Stonestreet was replaced by Dave Hollister prior to the recording of the group's self-titled debut album, which appeared in the spring of 1994. On the strength of "Before I Let You Go," a Top Five hit on the R&B charts, Blackstreet was a platinum-selling hit even without much crossover exposure. Two more singles from the album, "Booti Call" and "Joy," were minor hits as well. Joe is featured as the lead vocalist and writer of the hit "Baby Be Mine". In 1973, Cliff Adams, Mike Ray, and Larry Gittens were the horn section for The Stylistics world tour. Clifford went on a two-year stint with the world famous Thad Jones and Mel Lewis Big Band. After playing with Duke Ellington's Orchestra, then headed by the Duke's son Mercer Ellington, he did a European tour with Max Roach, and then formally joined Kool & the Gang. Generations of people are familiar with the Clifford Adams trombone solos on "Joanna" from Kool & the Gang, "Someday We'll All Be Free/Save the Children" from Regina Belle, and the much celebrated "Slam Dunk" released in the spring of 1996 by Kool & the Gang Featuring Clifford Adams on the "NBA at 5