Day 5-The MeMyddleton Show-My Hero/Shero!

As children, we looked up to some really spectacular people. These individuals - famous icons and everyday folks - possess qualities, talents and attributes that we desire to have, too. Who were some of your most favorite people whom you wanted to emulate? I shared a list of a few people whom I've looked up to. Do we share some of the same individuals? Listen in now and find out! 

Day 4, my people! I had to pull the card and repurpose a show, but it’s a cool one. I speak on an album I released in 2020. The link is below!

In this episode, I speak on the song 'Situations'. Check out the story that fueled the verse and we got Mr. Respect Walker (LrKChronicle) giving his insight. Enjoy!

You can listen to the album 'B.A.B.N.' HERE.

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Day 4 - Sisters in Service -  How to Pick a Personal Trainer Pilates Instructor

Day 3 - Solocast with Cat - Tips for Multitaskers

Day 3 - P.E.A.C.E-Full Inner-G Podcast Healing Trauma

Day 3 - Unperturbed - Self Care pt2 (Ep3)

Day 4  -Love Letters to Virginia - Juggling Gigoloo f Lynchburg Va

Why is it that the only black history we know from school is about Rosa Parks, MLK JR, Civil rights Era and Transatlantic slave trade. Its usually given only a mention during black history month to appease the masses.

Join us at The Forefront Radio as we discuss the Arab involvement in the East African Slave Trade. We expose hidden history this black history month  that is rarely discussed but only in educational and scholarly circles nor given to regular people during black history month.

On this episode of Woke By Accident we are joined by Crash Barbosa. Crash Barbosa is a musician, social justice activist, and a social media influencer with nearly 100,000 followers!

We discuss what it means to be "Anti-Racist" and why he advocates for mental health.

Contact Crash on Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/crashbarbosa/

Check out Woke By Accident at www.wokebyaccident.net or on your favorite streaming platforms!

Music

Soul Searching · Causmic

Last Night's Dream — Tryezz

In this episode, I am reading from an article published in the (Click link) Final call newspaper published January 12, 2022. We are in what is Calle Black History Month. Dr. King stood for more the his famous I have a dream speech which seems to be the only speech that is allowed to be seared into our consciousness every year around this month. 

We must not allow or continue to allow narratives of our great black leaders to be told by the very enemy/enemies that work tirelessly to destroy their image and their legacy. 

Please listen to the episode with an open ear and mind. 

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