Jozzy
This week on The R&B Money Podcast, Tank and J Valentine welcome the phenomenal Jozzy. Growing up in Memphis, Jozzy got her start songwriting by working with local rappers and […]
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THE Jonathan Clay Redick joins us this week on Point Forward. Even while retired from the game, JJ Redick still continues to be one of the most prominent voices on the hardwood and in media as he was one of the first athletes to build his own platform that is still so beloved to this day. A true father and coach, he hands out gem after gem on the story of his success and what’s next.
And just before we talk game, we had to step back and take a look at the Detroit Pistons approaching a new historic record as they continue to inch closer to one of the longest losing streaks in NBA history. Is this the most bizarre streak the guys have witnessed? And wait – but this ain’t a tank though? What the hell would they be tanking for?
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This week on The R&B Money Podcast, Tank and J Valentine welcome the phenomenal Jozzy. Growing up in Memphis, Jozzy got her start songwriting by working with local rappers and […]
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