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Events and information in the Music Department of Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, OK.

ORU Music

A social satire, Main Street became a best-seller soon after its publication, fascinating readers with its biting humor and realistic portrayal of small-town communities. Published in 1920, the novel follows Carol Milford as she moves to a conventional small town, where she encounters its conceited residents characterized by their ignorance, hypocrisy, and smugness, while simultaneously being the target of their careless ridicule. Furthermore, the novel efficiently exemplifies the dividing line between the sophisticated urban setting and the conventionally governed small-town, as it tackles issues of embracing differences, social class, disillusionment, feminism, and community.

Written in episodes, the story begins with the introduction of Carol Milford, a young idealistic woman attending the Blodgett College in Minneapolis, who is a vehement advocate against dullness and conformity. While working as a librarian after her graduation, she meets Dr. Will Kennicott, whom she marries after three years of courtship. Subsequently, the couple decides to move to Kennicott’s hometown of Gopher Prairie, where Carol is quickly disenchanted by both the town’s exterior and its provincial residents. Nevertheless, she is determined to bring change to the town, and slowly begins her mission to vivify her new surroundings by refurbishing her new home, organizing an extravagant party, and proposing a few communal projects. However, Carol soon faces reality, as she realizes that the townspeople are not appreciative of her push for change, and instead she is backed into a corner as her dynamic personality puts a strain not only on her adjustment into the community, but also on her marriage.

In addition, Lewis effectively employs satire in order to illustrate the disadvantages of living in a small town where change and innovation are not particularly welcomed, and is instead governed by self-acclaimed intellectuals and bigots. Regarded as Lewis’ most significant and enduring piece, and also fortifying his notable literary position, Main Street mesmerizes with its hard-hitting criticism and vivid portrayal of the narrow-mindedness present in small-town communities. A timeless piece of literature, Main Street accurately captures the negative aspects of small communities, and at the same time offers an insight into American history.

A social satire, Main Street became a best-seller soon after its publication, fascinating readers with its biting humor and realistic portrayal of small-town communities. Published in 1920, the novel follows Carol Milford as she moves to a conventional small town, where she encounters its conceited residents characterized by their ignorance, hypocrisy, and smugness, while simultaneously being the target of their careless ridicule. Furthermore, the novel efficiently exemplifies the dividing line between the sophisticated urban setting and the conventionally governed small-town, as it tackles issues of embracing differences, social class, disillusionment, feminism, and community. Written in episodes, the story begins with the introduction of Carol Milford, a young idealistic woman attending the Blodgett College in Minneapolis, who is a vehement advocate against dullness and conformity. While working as a librarian after her graduation, she meets Dr. Will Kennicott, whom she marries after three years of courtship. Subsequently, the couple decides to move to Kennicott’s hometown of Gopher Prairie, where Carol is quickly disenchanted by both the town’s exterior and its provincial residents. Nevertheless, she is determined to bring change to the town, and slowly begins her mission to vivify her new surroundings by refurbishing her new home, organizing an extravagant party, and proposing a few communal projects. However, Carol soon faces reality, as she realizes that the townspeople are not appreciative of her push for change, and instead she is backed into a corner as her dynamic personality puts a strain not only on her adjustment into the community, but also on her marriage. In addition, Lewis effectively employs satire in order to illustrate the disadvantages of living in a small town where change and innovation are not particularly welcomed, and is instead governed by self-acclaimed intellectuals and bigots. Regarded as Lewis’ most significant and enduring piece, and also fortifying his notable literary position, Main Street mesmerizes with its hard-hitting criticism and vivid portrayal of the narrow-mindedness present in small-town communities. A timeless piece of literature, Main Street accurately captures the negative aspects of small communities, and at the same time offers an insight into American history.

Main Street by Sinclair Lewis

Tune in as we chat with fashion photographers about all things fashion, editorial, beauty, photography and retouching!

LUCIMA Podcast

读书和思考，打破生活的平淡无奇✨
在微博也可以找到我～

读书和思考，打破生活的平淡无奇✨ 在微博也可以找到我～

藤井树读书

In Gardenstown along the Missouri River the Carman family operates a trucking business. The intertwined stories of Grandpa John, grandson Johnnie, and great grandson Jeffrey link together to form the history of depression in the Carman family men. Johnnie bears the burden of a broken family tree and has held onto the idea of wanting to make his family since his youth. Lore, Johnnie&#x2019;s shadow self, becomes an unstable refuge in his life. Grandpa John withdrawals from the family after his wife&#x2019;s death and Jeffrey cuts his wrists in an attempt to flee the sacrifice of keeping his parents together. Johnnie is asked to help Jeffrey with the same issues he fights within himself. Grandpa John meets with the new Priest in town. Uncles Archie and Sam buy Grandpa John out of the trucking business. Johnnie visits his bi-polar alcoholic Mother and turned Baptist preacher Father drowning him under the burden of sacrifice. In response, he heads out in a rig to the Golden Gate Bridge where he thinks mercy will be found. In Gardenstown Jeffrey attempts a final sacrifice and Grandpa John dies with Jeffrey on his mind. Filled with sacrifice, depression, and burden Mercy not Sacrifice bookends it&#x2019;s drama with the love of family, real life men, and an example of how true healing can occur. Broken family trees can bud new life as Johnnie Carman of Mercy not Sacrifice tells the reader how he did so.

In Gardenstown along the Missouri River the Carman family operates a trucking business. The intertwined stories of Grandpa John, grandson Johnnie, and great grandson Jeffrey link together to form the history of depression in the Carman family men. Johnnie bears the burden of a broken family tree and has held onto the idea of wanting to make his family since his youth. Lore, Johnnie’s shadow self, becomes an unstable refuge in his life. Grandpa John withdrawals from the family after his wife’s death and Jeffrey cuts his wrists in an attempt to flee the sacrifice of keeping his parents together. Johnnie is asked to help Jeffrey with the same issues he fights within himself. Grandpa John meets with the new Priest in town. Uncles Archie and Sam buy Grandpa John out of the trucking business. Johnnie visits his bi-polar alcoholic Mother and turned Baptist preacher Father drowning him under the burden of sacrifice. In response, he heads out in a rig to the Golden Gate Bridge where he thinks mercy will be found. In Gardenstown Jeffrey attempts a final sacrifice and Grandpa John dies with Jeffrey on his mind. Filled with sacrifice, depression, and burden Mercy not Sacrifice bookends it’s drama with the love of family, real life men, and an example of how true healing can occur. Broken family trees can bud new life as Johnnie Carman of Mercy not Sacrifice tells the reader how he did so.

Mercy Not Sacrifice - Audiobook

Food Radio Project

The world of podcasts has been something that has come pretty recently to me. For months and months, I would hear people talk about podcasts. Podcast this. Podcast that. “Hey mate, hope you’re well, fancy being on my podcast?” The word podcast has been lingering around the fringes of my life for far too long. Sometimes it would get too much. Some days I just felt like turning to the world and saying “Enough with the bloody podcasts!”. Of course, I never did say this. But then I started listening to podcasts and well, bugger me, I really bloody enjoyed them. So much so that I now have a podcast. What a life.This podcast is very much as the title suggests. It’s me talking to someone else. Another person. A person who works in a creative industry - music, comedy, film, writing, acting, television. Whatever it is. If they've got a creative occupation and a flexible calendar, then I'm going to talk to them for this podcast. I really hope that the conversations we have are interesting and manage to shine a light on the creative process and a life in the arts. I really enjoyed being a part of them. Christ, I'm boring myself now. What a millennial prick. Do me a favour, listen to the podcast. Cheers, Tom. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The world of podcasts has been something that has come pretty recently to me. For months and months, I would hear people talk about podcasts. Podcast this. Podcast that. “Hey mate, hope you’re well, fancy being on my podcast?” The word podcast has been lingering around the fringes of my life for far too long. Sometimes it would get too much. Some days I just felt like turning to the world and saying “Enough with the bloody podcasts!”. Of course, I never did say this. But then I started listening to podcasts and well, bugger me, I really bloody enjoyed them. So much so that I now have a podcast. What a life.This podcast is very much as the title suggests. It’s me talking to someone else. Another person. A person who works in a creative industry - music, comedy, film, writing, acting, television. Whatever it is. If they've got a creative occupation and a flexible calendar, then I'm going to talk to them for this podcast. I really hope that the conversations we have are interesting and manage to shine a light on the creative process and a life in the arts. I really enjoyed being a part of them. Christ, I'm boring myself now. What a millennial prick. Do me a favour, listen to the podcast. Cheers, Tom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The world of podcasts has been something that has come pretty recently to me. For months and months, I would hear people talk about podcasts. Podcast this. Podcast that. “Hey mate, hope you’re well, fancy being on my podcast?” The word podcast has been lingering around the fringes of my life for far too long. Sometimes it would get too much. Some days I just felt like turning to the world and saying “Enough with the bloody podcasts!”. Of course, I never did say this. But then I started listening to podcasts and well, bugger me, I really bloody enjoyed them. So much so that I now have a podcast. What a life.This podcast is very much as the title suggests. It’s me talking to someone else. Another person. A person who works in a creative industry - music, comedy, film, writing, acting, television. Whatever it is. If they've got a creative occupation and a flexible calendar, then I'm going to talk to them for this podcast. I really hope that the conversations we have are interesting and manage to shine a light on the creative process and a life in the arts. I really enjoyed being a part of them. Christ, I'm boring myself now. What a millennial prick. Do me a favour, listen to the podcast. Cheers, Tom. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tom Lucy Plus One

A Light In The Dark podcast is about all things darkroom. There has been a resurgence of film photography in the last few years and many people, including myself are getting back into the darkroom. Come along with me on my journey back into darkroom processing.
Join me as I build my new darkroom and delve deep into the process of wet printing. We will have interviews with experienced darkroom users along with followers of this group. 
All are welcome regardless of experience level.

A Light In The Dark podcast is about all things darkroom. There has been a resurgence of film photography in the last few years and many people, including myself are getting back into the darkroom. Come along with me on my journey back into darkroom processing. Join me as I build my new darkroom and delve deep into the process of wet printing. We will have interviews with experienced darkroom users along with followers of this group. All are welcome regardless of experience level.

A Light In The Dark

Let’s talk about life. Let’s talk about love. Let’s talk about darkness. Let’s talk about those sensitive topics that don’t get much light. Let’s talk about it all...right here!

RoughDRAFTZ - random spur of the moment thinking out loud all caught in VM. Check it out ✊🏽

Let’s talk about life. Let’s talk about love. Let’s talk about darkness. Let’s talk about those sensitive topics that don’t get much light. Let’s talk about it all...right here! RoughDRAFTZ - random spur of the moment thinking out loud all caught in VM. Check it out ✊🏽

NoLoFoetry • RoughDRAFTZ

Let’s create a new narrative for more meaningful conversations. Stories, poetry, music - the Drift and Hum Podcast has a little bit of everything. Take some time, friends...

Drift and Hum

Join Buck Berlin, Stephanie Cerny, and guests live from New World Comics in Oklahoma City to discuss the latest comic book news, hilarious stories from the shops, and stay updated on the events taking place in OKC!

New World Comics Podcast

We all know that love is about finding a genuine connection with someone, having open, honest communication and embarking on nationally televised helicopter dates to prove your commitment. We are Aimee Duroux and Geena Schwartz - two out and proud fans of The Bachelor Australia Franchise and your hosts of Love Bachually. We’re out to prove that The Bachelor isn’t a ridiculous TV show and gone are the days of labelling it as a guilty pleasure. Like a private orchestra on the first date, you’ll be delighted, confused and overwhelmed alongside us as we try to piece together the drama and fairytale romance that is the Bachelor. We’ll be diving deep into the politics of the show as well. How much of what we think is influenced by the way a person, date or cocktail party is edited? Are these healthy behaviours? Will we ever find love in a hopeless place? So can you become smarter by being invested in the Bach? Definitely, maybe. At the end of the day, we’re just two girls here for the right reasons. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

We all know that love is about finding a genuine connection with someone, having open, honest communication and embarking on nationally televised helicopter dates to prove your commitment. We are Aimee Duroux and Geena Schwartz - two out and proud fans of The Bachelor Australia Franchise and your hosts of Love Bachually. We’re out to prove that The Bachelor isn’t a ridiculous TV show and gone are the days of labelling it as a guilty pleasure. Like a private orchestra on the first date, you’ll be delighted, confused and overwhelmed alongside us as we try to piece together the drama and fairytale romance that is the Bachelor. We’ll be diving deep into the politics of the show as well. How much of what we think is influenced by the way a person, date or cocktail party is edited? Are these healthy behaviours? Will we ever find love in a hopeless place? So can you become smarter by being invested in the Bach? Definitely, maybe. At the end of the day, we’re just two girls here for the right reasons. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We all know that love is about finding a genuine connection with someone, having open, honest communication and embarking on nationally televised helicopter dates to prove your commitment. We are Aimee Duroux and Geena Schwartz - two out and proud fans of The Bachelor Australia Franchise and your hosts of Love Bachually. We’re out to prove that The Bachelor isn’t a ridiculous TV show and gone are the days of labelling it as a guilty pleasure. Like a private orchestra on the first date, you’ll be delighted, confused and overwhelmed alongside us as we try to piece together the drama and fairytale romance that is the Bachelor. We’ll be diving deep into the politics of the show as well. How much of what we think is influenced by the way a person, date or cocktail party is edited? Are these healthy behaviours? Will we ever find love in a hopeless place? So can you become smarter by being invested in the Bach? Definitely, maybe. At the end of the day, we’re just two girls here for the right reasons. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Love Bachually

I've created a garden in my home for dope creatives and beautifully minded people. Listen in to our conversations and get to know artists and creatives from around the world on a different level. Enter the garden and tune into our frequency. We've planted the seeds, now let's see what grows...

Conversations From The Garden Of Cree'den

Music from DJ Harris Johnson producer of house and trance.

Music from DJ Harris Johnson producer of house and trance.

DJ Harris Johnson's House Trance Worship

A photography podcast hosted by Neto Velasco. Each episode is a photo/life talk with a different working photographer. Honest and real chats about gigs, the industry and all photo related.

Coffee With Photographers

This podcast speaks on beauty tips, eyelash extensions, eyebrows,mental health, entrepreneurship and more!

Devine Eyes with Skye

Charles Dickens great works brought to life by Ian Pringle. In this first series Ian reads Great Expectations. 
Dickens was in part so successful as an author in his own time because he chose to serialize, his books. If he was alive now, surely he would have a podcast! We hope he would approve of this one and we hope you do too.

Charles Dickens great works brought to life by Ian Pringle. In this first series Ian reads Great Expectations. Dickens was in part so successful as an author in his own time because he chose to serialize, his books. If he was alive now, surely he would have a podcast! We hope he would approve of this one and we hope you do too.

What The Dickens

The Sri Lankan Architect Geoffrey Bawa is one of the most important and influential Asian architects of the 20th century. The podcast of the Geoffrey Bawa Trust builds on the repository of information available on Bawa and his practice, as well as the discourse on art and architecture in the island, through oral histories, lectures and discussions.

Geoffrey Bawa Trust

On InstaCrime you get to hear my friend and I cover true crime stories hosted by Jess Thrane and Akilah Anders. InstaCrime covers true crime stories as we banter and give our opinions and final thoughts on cases. Happy listening !

InstaCrime

Тертый брецель - это подкаст, в котором я рассказываю живые истории русскоговорящих людей, переехавших в Германию. В виде интервью мы ведем душевные разговоры про тоску и ностальгию, про взлеты и падения. Тертый брецель - это мой взгляд на эмиграцию.

Тертый брецель

کودکان آورنده صلح  و عشق هستند که با تقویت فضایل و یادگیری مهارت ها می‌توانند جهان زیبا تری برای همه اهل عالم بسازند. پادکست دنیای زیبای ما، برای خانواده هایی است که فرزندان ۷ تا ۱۱ ساله دارند و همراه کودکشان می‌توانند به صورت گروهی راجع به موضوع های هر قسمت صحبت و مشورت کنند و با همکاری هم فعالیت های مربوط به هر برنامه را انجام دهند

کودکان آورنده صلح و عشق هستند که با تقویت فضایل و یادگیری مهارت ها می‌توانند جهان زیبا تری برای همه اهل عالم بسازند. پادکست دنیای زیبای ما، برای خانواده هایی است که فرزندان ۷ تا ۱۱ ساله دارند و همراه کودکشان می‌توانند به صورت گروهی راجع به موضوع های هر قسمت صحبت و مشورت کنند و با همکاری هم فعالیت های مربوط به هر برنامه را انجام دهند

Donyaye Zibaye Ma | پادکست دنیای زیبای ما

Un espacio para ti que pasa por tu corazoncito y mente: ¿Qué hay detrás de las personas que no comen carne? ¿Cómo dejar de comer carne sin morir en el intento?Sin carne por favor es un movimiento que busca sentirnos en familia y "normales" por no consumir carne. . <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Un espacio para ti que pasa por tu corazoncito y mente: ¿Qué hay detrás de las personas que no comen carne? ¿Cómo dejar de comer carne sin morir en el intento? Sin carne por favor es un movimiento que busca sentirnos en familia y "normales" por no consumir carne. . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Un espacio para ti que pasa por tu corazoncito y mente: ¿Qué hay detrás de las personas que no comen carne? ¿Cómo dejar de comer carne sin morir en el intento?Sin carne por favor es un movimiento que busca sentirnos en familia y "normales" por no consumir carne. . Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Sin Carne Por Favor

Christian girl's Bible reading

A South African Radio award nominated podcast about burning conversations that need to be had. This is a podcast from my heart to yours. A platform for laughing, learning, health and healing. Through this podcast I hope to change at least one persons life. Hope you enjoy it&nbsp;

A South African Radio award nominated podcast about burning conversations that need to be had. This is a podcast from my heart to yours. A platform for laughing, learning, health and healing. Through this podcast I hope to change at least one persons life. Hope you enjoy it 

The Airpod with Tshepi

A podcast in which the host talks about books and wattpad related things :)

Love, Kat

Welcome to my podcast! Here I talk about all things fashion. In some episodes I will talk about the fashion industry and in others I will talk about my life and how I got into fashion in the first place.

Fashion Times with Corrinne Lindsey

Join Jim Dietz as he runs down the latest news, previews and releases from Action Lab and Action Lab Danger Zone, and as he interviews some of the best creators, writers and artists that the Lab has to offer. Better comics through science!

The Action Lab Podcast

Welcome to the So Novel Podcast. In this fortnightly podcast, I will be chatting all things books- as well as, interviews with authors, publishers and bookstagrammers. So whether you’re looking for your next read or you want to know the story behind the story, then this is the podcast for you!

So Novel Podcast

Growing through Dance podcast explores the way dance interacts with life. It features advice, views and anecdotes from a continuum that ranges from the local grass roots movers up to the dance world professionals. Every dance parent and would-be dancer can make use of the dance world's insights, life and social skills, confidence building and evolving lifelong friendships . Hosted by dance teacher and professional dance educationalist, Katherine-Lucy MA, the podcast stems from her lifelong experience as a dancer, teacher, tutor and facilitator, and her passionate belief that everyone benefits in multiple ways from dance and movement in their life.

Growing Through Dance Podcast Dance to Live, Live to Dance

A close look at the essential role education and art play in empowering individuals to think critically in a world of information overload.

Preserving Democracy Through Education and Art

Life is beautiful. It can also be very difficult. Jason Michaels and Stephen Bargatze have learned - through personal experience - that at some point in life, everyone will deal with a challenge that feels “impossible” to overcome. The #DOTHEIMPOSSIBLE PODCAST is their answer to those struggles. Both inspiring and amazing, each episode interviews survivors - those with incredible stories to share - and dives deep into the lessons they have learned. Tune in to the #DOTHEIMPOSSIBLE PODCAST and you will be empowered to #DOTHEIMPOSSIBLE in your world.

#DOTHEIMPOSSIBLE Podcast with Jason & Stephen

Why do the arts matter? Amplify the Arts was created to explore why the arts are necessary, and why they have the power to change lives. Between sharing stories of my own, exploring current events where the arts play a role, and chatting with guests, Amplify the Arts will dive right into all things art.

Amplify the Arts

Every episode we will interview a new expert in the field of Architecture and ask them questions on topics pertaining to planning, social equity, climate, historical preservation, and resiliency.

Architects Explained

CSN Cafe is an interview podcast run by the Center for the Study of the Novel at Stanford University. Sitting down with visiting scholars to discuss the work they are presenting, these interviews leave a trace of the amazing exchanges we are proud to host at the Center. We&#x2019;re glad to now be sharing these exchanges with a wider audience, so thank you for listening in as we scholars have a friendly chat among ourselves.

CSN Cafe is an interview podcast run by the Center for the Study of the Novel at Stanford University. Sitting down with visiting scholars to discuss the work they are presenting, these interviews leave a trace of the amazing exchanges we are proud to host at the Center. We’re glad to now be sharing these exchanges with a wider audience, so thank you for listening in as we scholars have a friendly chat among ourselves.

CSN Cafe is an interview podcast run by the Center for the Study of the Novel at Stanford University. Sitting down with visiting scholars to discuss the work they are presenting, these interviews leave a trace of the amazing exchanges we are proud to host at the Center. We’re glad to now be sharing these exchanges with a wider audience, so thank you for listening in as we scholars have a friendly chat among ourselves.

CSN Café

Join Maria Lovelady &amp; Michael Alan-Bailey as they chat about all things Variety theatre, from the beginnings of music hall to modern day cabaret. Every week, the duo interview a special show-business guest from all walks of the industry to explore the rich history of British theatre. Whether you're a boffin of the bard or you've only just started treading your (pointe) shoes on the boards, Maria &amp; Michael have got you covered. Brought to you by Frame This Presents...

Join Maria Lovelady & Michael Alan-Bailey as they chat about all things Variety theatre, from the beginnings of music hall to modern day cabaret. Every week, the duo interview a special show-business guest from all walks of the industry to explore the rich history of British theatre. Whether you're a boffin of the bard or you've only just started treading your (pointe) shoes on the boards, Maria & Michael have got you covered. Brought to you by Frame This Presents...

Variety Theatre: The Spice of Life

Welcome to Lets talk fashion with Dylan and Lee where we discuss all things fashion, fitness, and travel. Dylan is a master cosmetologist and image consultant from California. Lee is a world traveling certified personal trainer and stylist from Atlanta. These two are here to bring you honest advice, fun commentary, and sisterly vibes.This series is filled with lots of passion and laughter from two sisters. If you want to join us live tune in 9:30 PM EST on instagram live. You can find us on Instagram  @Dylan_2_8_24 @y.lee.yYoutube: International LeeWe would love to hear from you! Like, comment, and share. Email us for features and collabs --->letstalkfashionwdylanandlee@gmail.com

Welcome to Lets talk fashion with Dylan and Lee where we discuss all things fashion, fitness, and travel. Dylan is a master cosmetologist and image consultant from California. Lee is a world traveling certified personal trainer and stylist from Atlanta. These two are here to bring you honest advice, fun commentary, and sisterly vibes.This series is filled with lots of passion and laughter from two sisters. If you want to join us live tune in 9:30 PM EST on instagram live. You can find us on Instagram @Dylan_2_8_24 @y.lee.yYoutube: International LeeWe would love to hear from you! Like, comment, and share. Email us for features and collabs --->letstalkfashionwdylanandlee@gmail.com

Welcome to Lets talk fashion with Dylan and Lee where we discuss all things fashion, fitness, and travel. Dylan is a master cosmetologist and image consultant from California. Lee is a world traveling certified personal trainer and stylist from Atlanta. These two are here to bring you honest advice, fun commentary, and sisterly vibes.This series is filled with lots of passion and laughter from two sisters. If you want to join us live tune in 9:30 PM EST on instagram live. You can find us on Instagram  @Dylan_2_8_24 @y.lee.yYoutube: International LeeWe would love to hear from you! Like, comment, and share. Email us for features and collabs ---&gt;letstalkfashionwdylanandlee@gmail.com

Lets Talk Fashion with Dylan and Lee

Audio book podcast...ED Media presents Stories and poetry written by Author Everlazt, transformed into audio books, giving our avid readers, and new audience, published and unpublished works in the sound form for their listening enjoyment.

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