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In this engaging podcast episode, Skeeta G joins Gam in the WAGM studio to discuss the intricacies of being a single dad to his 12-year-old daughter while carving out a successful career as a comedian. With over a decade of experience in comedy, Skeeta G shares insights into how his comedic style is heavily influenced by his own personality and his unique ability to interact with and joke about the audience.

Skeeta G highlights the substantial influence Comedian Bill Bellamy has had on his career. Bellamy not only provides him with valuable stage time but also offers constructive feedback and guidance on areas that need improvement. This mentorship has been crucial to Skeeta G's ongoing development as a comedian.

A significant challenge in the comedy scene, Skeeta G explains, is the growing importance of a strong social media presence. Often, getting stage time is contingent upon having a substantial online following, which can be a tough hurdle for many comedians.

Moreover, Skeeta G talks about his entrepreneurial venture of owning a comedy club in Virginia, which gives him a platform to perform regularly and support fellow comedians. This endeavor also allows him to balance his professional and personal life more effectively, ensuring he has time for his daughter. Overall, the conversation sheds light on the balancing act between family life and the dynamic world of comedy, infused with Skeeta G's unique perspective and humor

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In the latest episode of the WAGM Podcast, Dr. Xavier Scott shares his fascinating journey with hosts Gam and Mz Gogetta. He opens up about receiving a scholarship to play at Hampton University, a Division I school, but admits that losing focus led to his transfer to Elizabeth City where he made a significant impact. During his college years, Dr. Scott started planning parties as a way to earn money, and this experience sparked his entrepreneurial spirit.

Dr. Scott emphasizes that building relationships is more important than money, a belief that has guided his career choices. After college, Coach Fox offered him a chance to join the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted player. Although his time with the team was short-lived, it propelled him further into the world of club and party promotion.

Today, Dr. Scott is a successful serial entrepreneur and the CEO of The Kulture Shock. He has also taken on the roles of Executive Producer for "Our Daily Bread- The Story of Greg Scott," and Associate Producer of "Kill Devil Hills." Additionally, he serves as the Vice President of the Cover 3 Foundation, which has provided over 3.5 million healthy meals and snacks to underserved children.

Dr. Scott's ventures also include founding The Kulture Shock Podcast, where he connects with audiences as a motivational speaker. He advocates for the importance of execution, emphasizing that while retaining information is valuable, taking action and getting the job done is paramount.

Dr. Scott states that gaining a lot of knowledge but execution is key

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General Mike Pain from The Original Black Panther Party stops by WAGM studio to talk with Gam and Mz Gogetta about the importance of community policing, DEI initiative, black pride and self determination. General Mike also spoke on some of the challenges their organization have had over the years as well as some misconception that others have about the organization. This podcast episode is very eye opening as to what is going on the world and how must educate ourselves..

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Spoon visited WAGM studios to discuss various topics with Gam and Mz Goggetta.

Dirt Bikes:

• Spoon grew up riding dirt bikes, a passion he passed on to his son.
  
  

Tragic Accident:

• Last year, Spoon's son lost his leg in a dirt bike accident.
  
  

Resilience:

• Despite the adversity, Spoon's son has persevered and continues to ride bikes.
  
  

Fashion:

• Spoon's extensive travels have influenced his fashion sense.
  
  

Hangout Studios:

• Spoon is creating his own clothing line called "Hangout Studios" where he designs and sews the garments.
  
  

Career Goals:

• Spoon aspires to collaborate with major fashion brands.

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Jakya Garrett stops by WAGM Podcast studio to talk with Gam about the importance of communication between parents and children. She believes that both parents and children should listen to each other's perspectives.

Despite her health challenges, Jakya remains determined to pursue her dreams of becoming a traveling nurse or a  mental health counselor. She believes that her autism is not a disability but rather a unique trait that makes her special.

Jakya also emphasizes the importance of standing up for others who are being bullied. She shares her experiences of being bullied and how she learned to overcome it.

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Whitney Barner, stops by Wait A Gam Minute Podcast studio to share her remarkable story of resilience and advocacy after being diagnosed with a rare form of skin cancer.

In 2024, Whitney's primary care physician diagnosed her with a tumor in her ear canal, but dismissed it as non-cancerous. Despite persistent headaches and ear aches, Whitney felt something was amiss. Three months later, she sought a second opinion at Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS), where a biopsy revealed the devastating news: she had Stage 4 Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the External Auditory Ear Canal.

This rare and aggressive cancer required chemo, radiation and surgery. Whitney underwent a 13-hour procedure that resulted in the removal of her left ear and paralysis on the left side of her face.

Throughout her ordeal, Whitney remained determined to advocate for herself. She sought multiple opinions and trusted her instincts when she felt something was wrong. Her journey should inspire others to pay attention to their bodies and to seek a second opinion when necessary.

"I'm grateful for the support of my family and friends," said Whitney. 

Whitney's story is a testament to the importance of early detection and advocacy. She continues to recover and patiently awaits to see what the future holds. Her resilience and determination serve as a beacon of hope for others facing similar challenge

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In a heartfelt but funny interview with Gam from Wait A Gam Minute Podcast Broderick and Stephanie Garrett reflected on their 21 years together, including 16 years of marriage. The couple, parents to three children, shared the joys and challenges of family life, particularly addressing the medical issues faced by their two youngest children. Despite these challenges, they emphasized the strength and support of their village.

Stephanie opened up about her initial hesitation in dating Broderick, admitting that he wasn’t her type at first. However, after Broderick pursued her for eight months, she decided to give their relationship a chance. Broderick expressed his deep affection for Stephanie, stating that he not only loves her but genuinely likes her, which is a key reason for their successful partnership.

When discussing their advice for other couples, the Garretts stressed the importance of working through difficulties and maintaining privacy in their relationship. They firmly believe that divorce is not an option, as they have invested too much time and effort into their marriage. Broderick encapsulated their philosophy with the saying, "A happy wife is a happy life," highlighting the importance of mutual respect and understanding in their enduring relationship.

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In this episode of the "Wait A Gam Minute" podcast, Jeanita shares her powerful life story with hosts Gam and Mz Gogetta. She opens up about her challenging upbringing, growing up with an alcoholic mother who was both abusive and overly protective. Despite having a sister who is 11 years older, the two have never developed a close relationship, leaving Jeanita feeling isolated.

Jeanita recounts her experiences of meeting her father for the first time at around 8 or 9 years old, after he was released from prison. He has struggled with drug addiction for over 40 years, adding to the instability of her childhood. Early in her life, she adopted a tough demeanor, refusing to tolerate mistreatment from other women, a reaction rooted in her painful experiences with her mother.

As time went on, Jeanita recognized that God was working in her life, particularly in her relationships with women. Despite facing significant challenges as an entrepreneur, including periods of homelessness where she had to sleep in her car, she has persevered. Jeanita believes that her journey has equipped her to empower women across the globe, using her platform to inspire others who may be facing similar struggles. This episode is a testament to resilience, faith, and the power of personal transformation. #explorepage #podcast #interview

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In this episode of Wait A Gam Minute Podcast , Gam engages in a heartfelt conversation with Sam, who shares his harrowing journey from a life marked by drug addiction and PTSD, stemming from a near-drowning incident during his military service. After being sentenced to 60 years in prison, Sam spent over 24 years behind bars, during which he wrote an impressive 1,804 letters in an effort to tell his story and seek justice. His relentless pursuit paid off when he received a pardon from the governor, offering a message of hope to those still incarcerated that change is possible. Now a free man, Sam is channeling his experiences into positive action by forming a nonprofit organization aimed at helping fellow offenders access their military benefits and navigate the challenges of reintegrating into society. This episode not only highlights Sam's resilience but also serves as an inspiring reminder of the potential for redemption and support within the community.

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In this compelling Wait A Gam Minute Podcast episode we explore the harrowing story of Beverly Latiker, who was charged and sentenced to life in prison for murder at just 19 years old. The video details how Beverly was allegedly being pimped out by her then-boyfriend and the father of her child. Under pressure from him, she accepted responsibility for the crime, believing his promise that she wouldn't face severe consequences.

As the narrative unfolds, we learn that her boyfriend later betrayed her by turning her in for the reward money, which he never actually received. This episode emphasizes the complexities of her situation, including the manipulation and coercion she faced, ultimately leading to her incarceration.

Now, after 41 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections, Beverly's story raises important questions about justice, betrayal, and the systemic issues affecting vulnerable individuals. This episode invites viewers to reflect on her journey and the broader implications of her case within the criminal justice system