Just don't call it a podcast.

Um, wow.

Uh, I was going to hit the show intro and Rosenberg was like, you know what?

Let's not do that today.

Maybe we'll do it after I say this or something.

I don't know.

But it's been a hard weekend for us here at Ebro-Lor Rosenberg.

And in our greater kind of hip-hop community here in New York City,

we lost a great friend.

We learned about on Friday.

Lady Shels, DJ, Lady Shels.

There she is.

As always, smiling.

She was my ace man uh producer of my show over at apple music uh but also laura stow's best friend uh and you know that face that you see right there for our lady shells that's her face

all the time all the time always smiling always up lifting others up um and so yeah um she was killed in a terrible car accident and uh everyone's morning

uh in different ways um i chose to come into the show today because I would rather, you know, lean in and tell

her story of a woman who, you know, fell in love with hip hop, fell in love with DJ and

worked her way up through the clubs alongside so many DJs in this city going on to

produce radio shows and DJ her own shows and clubs and be someone that just whether she was

on the front you know on the turntables and hosting or she was doing support work

same energy all the time um and doing it for the right reasons because she loved hip hop

she loved bringing people together. Um,

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