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Akeisha, I'm a fucking idiot with the technology. If you missed yesterday's episode,

we talked about the digital new fronts, barstals participating in the digital new fronts for the first

time. So our upfront for anybody who listened to yesterday's episode is this afternoon, so that's

a big moment for us. We worked hard on that, went through a lot of shit to get it done, but hopefully

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Today we have my friend Akeisha Cologne joining, so I can't wait for you to meet Akeisha.

And what we talk about is race. We talk about the relationship between white and black women.

You are married to the illustrious Willie Cologne, although I would say you're like the bigger half,

if that's possible, like the baddest half. What I need to be.

Yes, that's right. And you obviously run, or not obviously, but you run the Willie Cologne foundation.

So what I mostly want to Keisha is like introduce yourself. Like, how would you describe yourself?

Who are you? That's it. I am born and raised in Jackson, Mississippi, which is where I am now.

I am a true Southern girl. I love grits. That's my thing. I just made a whole pot for my family.

I went to Clark and Land University. I have a BA bachelor's of arts and maths media art. So I

dabbled in the media world for a little while. Originally, I always wanted to be in front of the

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