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AME Radio Show - Tim James & Vic Ferrari
Tim James - We talk with Singer/Songwriter and Composer Tim James about his new album
Vic Ferrari - A former NYPD, he penned the book "Dickheads and Debauchery" a book about the many ways we almost die everyday in a comedic form.
Commentary
We discuss censorship vs. parenting. We believe censorship is wrong and to seclude someone from something doesn't protect them it weakens them. Instead we need to be parents and teach our children "right from wrong" and be proactive in our approach. Expose them but educate them at the same time.
Vic Ferrari - A former NYPD, he penned the book "Dickheads and Debauchery" a book about the many ways we almost die everyday in a comedic form.
Commentary
We discuss censorship vs. parenting. We believe censorship is wrong and to seclude someone from something doesn't protect them it weakens them. Instead we need to be parents and teach our children "right from wrong" and be proactive in our approach. Expose them but educate them at the same time.
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Tim James - We talk with Singer/Songwriter and Composer Tim James about his new album
Vic Ferrari - A former NYPD, he penned the book "Dickheads and Debauchery" a book about the many ways we almost die everyday in a comedic form.
Commentary
We discuss censorship vs. parenting. We believe censorship is wrong and to seclude someone from something doesn't protect them it weakens them. Instead we need to be parents and teach our children "right from wrong" and be proactive in our approach. Expose them but educate them at the same time.
Vic Ferrari - A former NYPD, he penned the book "Dickheads and Debauchery" a book about the many ways we almost die everyday in a comedic form.
Commentary
We discuss censorship vs. parenting. We believe censorship is wrong and to seclude someone from something doesn't protect them it weakens them. Instead we need to be parents and teach our children "right from wrong" and be proactive in our approach. Expose them but educate them at the same time.