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The last episode for the season, year, and decade!!! For this episode we have Season 2 "Ready to Love" cast member Jimmy Jones IG @sellyourhomejimmyjones We also have music from Couga Entertainment Artist Tokyo "Getting It" featuring Young Couga
Legendary Radio Personality Big Ray sit down with us to discuss his career and reflects on how his career affects his home life and life balance.
On this episode we sit down and have a conversation with Quay (representing The A, by way of Vegas, by way of The D). Listen while Quay puts a spin on things and shares her "Serially Single" with us.
This week we sit down with ReMix Reek, Instagram Celebrity, Rapper, Marketing Genuis, all around hustler and one of the biggest promoters in The DMV and Las Vegas areas. You might want to listen carefully and not let this go over your head.
This week we would like to bring to you a special bonus episode while we are on hiatus. Our friend The CEOhoe has been riding with us since our very first episode, we would like to thank her and now we would like to share with you her Suddenly Single. If anyone else would like to make a submission to Suddenly Single in Atlanta Presents, you can email a MP3 file to [email protected]
Where do we begin, this week we cover a myriad of topics ranging from Summer Walker, the 5 rules of having sex with a new partner for the first time, girl code, and "Allegedly" some behind the scene stories from "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" as told to us by Tha Real Diva Shonna.
This week join us as our producer (Luke) talks about some of the Fvckery we experienced while creating Suddenly Single in Atlanta and some of his past Fvck Boi moments.
On this week's episode Glo and Maddy discuss some of the problems social media can cause your relationship as we also say "Bye to Hot Gyrl Summer and Hello to Fvck Boi Fall. We get into our feelings about the Amber Guyer trial, "Alleged" Serial RAPIST Kenneth Bowen, Black Sentencing vs "White Privileged" Sentencing, and a shoot out to our Social Justice Warriors, but why don't we (as a people) don't do more?
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