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  • Is there a proper way to grieve?

    Cid Lough is a life coach, an energy intuitive, and a bereaved mother. She is passionate about providing powerful tools and a safe, sacred space for people to learn how to show up in their own life authentically. 

    Helpline numbers: 

    Crisis Line 800-273-8255 

    Friendship Line (if you just need someone to talk to) 888-670-1360 

    Senior Friendship Line 800-971-0016

    Suicide Prevention LifeLine - 1-800-273-8255


    Website: www.cidlough.com

    Cid Lough book recommendations: https://bookshop.org/shop/cid

    Favorite grief resources: www.refugeinggrief.com and www.beingherehuman.com

    1 hr 50 min
  • Started from the bottom, but now 'I'm Here'...Part 2

    We had to bring Anilyst back for a part 2.... LET'S GOOOOOOO......

     Bio

    Getting to Know Anilyst

    Dusty liquor stores, backyard low-riders, and an overwhelming ‘underdog’ spirit. That’s Fresno, California. And Fresno was the breeding ground for Anilyst, who’s real name is Sayef (Seff). It’s where he found his voice, honed his craft, and laid his foundation.

    Over the past few years, he’s self-released numerous full length albums and mixtapes, while managing to amass over 23+ Million YouTube views, Millions of Spotify plays, and the ‘LYST’ goes on and on..

    Anilyst’s fan base has been a rabid and steadily growing one, and he’s literally built it all through his ingenious use of street campaigning, social media, and, most importantly, unwavering raw talent.

    He’s graced the stages with acts such as Tech N9ne, YG, E40, and many more. All this in addition to gracing the pages of XXL Magazine & seeing the fruits of his labor propel his albums into the Top 50 Charts on iTunes.

    So, if you didn’t know before, turn your speakers UP and have yourself a LYSTen.

    2 hr 5 min
  • Started from the bottom, but now 'I'm Here'...PART 1
    Dusty liquor stores, backyard low-riders, and an overwhelming ‘underdog’ spirit. That’s Fresno, California. And Fresno was the breeding ground for Anilyst, who’s real name is Sayef (Seff). It’s where he found his voice, honed his craft, and laid his foundation.
    Over the past few years, he’s self-released numerous full length albums and mixtapes, while managing to amass over 23+ Million YouTube views, Millions of Spotify plays, and the ‘LYST’ goes on and on..
    Anilyst’s fan base has been a rabid and steadily growing one, and he’s literally built it all through his ingenious use of street campaigning, social media, and, most importantly, unwavering raw talent.
    He’s graced the stages with acts such as Tech N9ne, YG, E40, and many more. All this in addition to gracing the pages of XXL Magazine & seeing the fruits of his labor propel his albums into the Top 50 Charts on iTunes.
    So, if you didn’t know before, turn your speakers UP and have yourself a LYSTen.
    Anilystmusic.com
    1 hr 52 min
  • Being shot at 7yrs old, to losing both parents by the age of 19

    On this episode we have the honor to speak to one of the realest people I have ever met, Marcus Norris, a kid born in Chicago that loved playing basketball until a tragic accident happened, that changed his entire life... This story will make you appreciate life on a whole other level and give you hope and motivation along the way. His story shows that you can go through anything in life and still come out on top. Marcus is definitely one of God's chosen ones. I am happy that I had the opportunity to have him on this platform to tell his story. 

    1 hr 2 min
  • From a struggling child hood to this....

    Mario Ordaz is a math teacher at Sequoia Middle School; an inner city school serving low income and single parent households in Fresno California. In this episode, we touch on his struggles throughout his childhood; from using candles for lights when the electricity was out to bouncing from school to school and never having a stable home. Through all of the struggles, he still managed to be the first in his family to get his high school diploma, go on to college and obtain his teaching degree. He explains how seeing the struggles his older siblings faced by not having their high school diploma and working very trying jobs, was the driving force to finish his schooling and get a good stable career. Mario also breaks down how he is able to help kids today, who are going through many of the same struggles he faced when he was their age. He touches on the impact of family support and the huge impact it has on today's kids. 

    1 hr 10 min
  • First Female on Lets Go Bro!!!!!

    My name is Fantija, I am a Black Queen and I am from the city of Las Vegas. I love people and I love to learn about them. Due to my process in this life, I am here to encourage listeners by promoting affirmations and Real Talk.  My ultimate goal is to shine more light on real life encounters that brought us to who we are today.  Over time I’ve become obsessed with this process of becoming first mentally then physically strong! I am who I am, and you are who you are but there’s nothing wrong with growth! Let’s grow in this process! Let’s love who we are but love even more who we are becoming!

    1 hr 19 min
  • Black Republican??? I gotta hear this!!!

    In this episode we talk to Keith 'Element' Bailey, on his views on the current state of America. His position as a Black Man in being a staunch proponent of Donald J Trump. The manipulation tactical strategies of the democratic political party and why we should understand and pay attention to policies and how they affect us. 

    1 hr 18 min
  • TRUE LIFE As A Music Artist In LA
    Born and raised in a small town located in the south suburbs of Chicago. A town known as Joliet. Where the dream to becoming an artist all started. Well, really it started in the church when he discovered his passion for music. Drowning out the naysayers, Alejandro always felt the need to overcome people’s expectations. Setting new records and bringing home medals was just the beginning for him. Finally, after being inspired by his older brother who was on a singing talent show  in Mexico. He decided he wanted to follow in his footsteps and make the move to Los Angeles California. Now 9 years have passed since he’s been there and has lots to share about his experience and what he’s learned.
    Instagram: vividvibesonly
    1 hr 19 min
  • Music is the soundtrack of our lives
    Niles is an artist & renaissance man who is the founder of The Avant Garde music and entertainment company that produces concerts featuring artists within the genres of Neo-Soul/R&B, spoken-word poetry, hip-hop, live instrumentalists and visual artists. He got his BA in Communications at Michigan State University. He has worked for BET, CBS and NYC Fashion Week. Plus he won the HOT97 “Who’s Next” talent search to release a single on major label called "Koch Records". He was highly influenced by Nas, Common, Andre 3000, J-Dilla and Slum Village. He started making music because he has always been a fan of creative expression. So when he had the opportunity to become an artist himself, he took full advantage of it.
    He is also founder of the “Hip-Hop, History & The Arts” youth artist development program that he teaches all throughout Minnesota. He is currently the instructor for the Catalyst Artist Collective. As an artist, Niles has opened up for Rakim, Slick Rick, Yasiin Bey (Mosdef), Raekwon (Wu-Tang), U-God (Wu-Tang), Jay Electronica, Slum Village, Camp Lo, Grand Master Caz, Pete Rock and sad I many others. He has also hosted numerous concerts with the most notable being for Musiq SoulChild. His debut album “To Remain” is available now on all digital music platforms.
    Social Media Links:
    IG: @nilesgotyou
    Twitter: @avantgardeis
    FB: Chadwick Niles Phillips
    Website: www.theavantgardeis.com
    47 min

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