<p>A lot of misconceptions are floated about autism, especially in the Black community. On the latest episode of the once-again named Ryne Show, I'm joined by Chey from Texas, who is not a member of the Saints Twitter Hall of Fame (class of 2021) but a mother to a son who is on the spectrum. We talk about her journey with her son plus her fears as well as the Saints. </p>

A lot of misconceptions are floated about autism, especially in the Black community. On the latest episode of the once-again named Ryne Show, I'm joined by Chey from Texas, who is not a member of the Saints Twitter Hall of Fame (class of 2021) but a mother to a son who is on the spectrum. We talk about her journey with her son plus her fears as well as the Saints.

<p>A lot of misconceptions are floated about autism, especially in the Black community. On the latest episode of the once-again named Ryne Show, I'm joined by Chey from Texas, who is not a member of the Saints Twitter Hall of Fame (class of 2021) but a mother to a son who is on the spectrum. We talk about her journey with her son plus her fears as well as the Saints.&nbsp;</p>

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Last year, at the midpoint of the pandemic, I decided to take advantage of my free Zoom plus account and catch up with friends, politicians, and local characters in between. 

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Last year, at the midpoint of the pandemic, I decided to take advantage of my free Zoom plus account and catch up with friends, politicians, and local characters in between. New episodes every week

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