In our second of four February episodes celebrating Black History Month, we re-visit our conversation with Lynda Randle. From growing up in a majorly black DC neighborhood to building a large national platform singing for predominantly white audiences, Lynda is the perfect person to influence us in building bridges across racial divides and enaging in oneness of mind, heart, and spirit. Listen closely ... Lynda offers us all hopeful lessons in paving the path of unity.

This week's featured song is: "Plenty Good Room" from Lynda's brand new album, Pilgrim Journey. Listen to it here. 

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