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Y'all might not know this but...I am a big follower of the WNBA.
Forget what you think...those ladies do work!
That same appreciation is also shown to women's college hoops and on down to the high school level as well.
I'm a coach in my mind. But that's a topic for another day.
Today's company really is a high school basketball coach in the 804. Some might argue that his program is the standard.
With his Monacan Lady Chiefs earning four state titles over the last six seasons, it's tough to dispute.
Add to that, his program has produced quite a few D1 student-athletes; including the area's first ever WNBA first round draft pick, Megan Walker (UConn/NY Liberty).
Coach and I talked hoops, title runs, COVID-19, his visit to the Robert E. Lee monument, and more.
So pull up a chair and enjoy episode 23.
Welcome to the show, Coach Larry Starr.
-Source
We all do it.
Ya know, live our dreams through people we know.
And enjoying watching my old high school teammate's success is no exception.
Today's company was a high school All-American on the court (and a great student off the court), a super highly sought after talent, and his game took him to the professional level overseas.
And now, outside of having his own business, he is sharing his love for music with the world as DJ Why Be? on a few social media platforms.
He hit us with a few memories, including some insight on converting to Islam while in Israel.
Wow.
Respect due to the most coveted basketball player I had the pleasure of lacing up with in school, Yuri Barnes.
-Source
Ain't nothing like talking to an 804 born and raised individual who is able to touch the sky without leaving the city.
Today's company was able to do just that and more. The residents of the Cap City have been able to see his grind and rise to greatness up close, as he has been a constant on our radio stations for 25+ years.
Currently, he is the program director at 106.5 The Beat...and if you need national recognition and awards as proof, check this out:
He is one of only five or so Black people to receive a Marconi Award (awarded to the top radio stations and radio personalities in the United States). Others include Steve Harvey, Funkmaster Flex, and Ricky Smiley.
#TakeThatTakeThatTakeThat
Give a warm welcome to...Mike Street.
-Source
Another Thursday, another quality show from Source & Co.
Yep.
Today's company is a Northern VA native who moved to the 804 to attend VCU.
His vision, intelligence, drive, and quality workmanship has landed him in the right place...at the right time...with the right abilities.
Now he is working out of LA as a video director, photographer, videographer, content builder, and more.
From Cardi B to Abby Lee, he has been putting in the time to earn the success. You've seen his work, now meet the man.
Monseé
-Source
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