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Colorful Conversations in Black and White

Colorful Conversations in Black and White

By: The Red Room Network
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 Our society, Our America is in an authentic conversation crisis. There is still a lot to learn and unlearn about living life as our best selves. Having meaningful conversations about our lives spiritual & natural most diverse issues take courage, topics that get people talking. This podcast is designed to discuss those topics that effect and challenge us in our everyday lives. The courageous conversation with the man or woman in the mirror is the most difficult one of them all.

With Colorful Conversations in Black & White, we’re going to dig deep into the reality of being perfectly flawed, and explore what we can do to help find a path forward. We’ll have tough conversations with people from all walks of life, as we pursue lasting, meaningful and impactful solutions. Our conversations are going to be challenging sometimes uncomfortable but always courageous.Copyright The Red Room Network Personal Development Personal Success Politics & Government Spirituality
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  • The Musicians Grateful Praise Shed

    The Musicians Grateful Praise Shed
    Nov 20 2020
    The co-host of When The Music Stops streaming digital show perform a live shed at Remnant Fellowship Ministries Int. in Houston, Texas - featuring gospel recording artist Treva Jones and Tabatha C. Whitten.
    Watch the full experience at: www.facebook.com/flomediadigitaltv
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    16 mins

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