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#1 Black Podcast in Cleveland #3 Overall.. @chancetherapper
Who? Leading the League in at least 6 statistical categories:
-Best Intro's
-Most Charisma
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-& Our Interviews are Hotter!
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It's funny.. I've never missed @newrorynmal on the @JoeBuddenPod, but I miss @MissMelyssaFord on there a lot.. It was the best during the Mel years.. @dntcalmewhitgrl is funny but it would be AMAZING if Mel was there, or if Mel was there too🤞🏽
There needs to be a show with @NoChillGilZero @Rjeff24 & @channingfrye called Wildcats Go.. Where they just go do shit in the world
I just wanna know if this is what it sounds like it is🤔
😳 Lonzo Ball says his mom, Tina, was "forced to leave" LaVar. tmz.me/4fdmsSZ
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Like seriously Paul George.. I hate the Celtics and JB but🤣🤣🤣 Paul Georger🤣🤣🤣 that's the part that gotta sting..
A @Wale show is really something to witness.. IYKYK🤞🏽
How does Paul George keep doin this🤔
🚨BREAKING: The Celtics have reached an agreement to send Jaylen Brown to the Sixers in exchange for Paul George, along with two 1st-round picks and two 2nd-round picks, per @ShamsCharania.
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"The Black skin is not a badge of shame, but rather a glorious symbol of National greatness." Marcus Mosiah Garvey
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I’ll use my PTO to go to sleep yall be way too invested in yall job 😂
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After more than 65 years in business, Ferrara’s Imported Foods in Mayfield Heights has permanently closed its doors.
Opened in 1959 by brothers Alfred and Joseph Ferrara, the family-owned Italian market grew into a longtime neighborhood staple known for its deli, Sicilian-style pizza, fresh bread, subs, imported goods, sauces, and generations of loyal customers.
Third-generation owner John Ferrara told Cleveland 19 that the decision came after decades of family history inside the store, saying it was simply “the right time.” The family is still sorting out what comes next for the building, inventory, and Ferrara’s branded sauces and Italian dressing.
A real end of an era for Mayfield Heights and the Cleveland-area Italian food scene.
Info via Cleveland 19 News
