I hadn't heard from them in a while, so I reached out.

Every day is a story.

I'm Shannon Kesa.

I was asked to do an interview with a storyteller friend, Trisha Rosebert.

For her podcast, No Time to Be Timit.

Check out No Time to Be Timit whenever you get a chance.

A great podcast.

But I was prepping for the interview and I was talking to her producer, Adam.

And I noticed he was a cool guy.

Then during the interview, I mentioned how my storytelling is an evolution from my hip-hop days.

And how even now I look at my short stories as songs in a way.

So afterwards, Adam said that he loved hip-hop too, and we just kind of hit it off from a

general interest in love, a hip-hop music and culture.

So we shared numbers.

I got his number.

He got mine. And we started texting each I got his number. He got mine.

And we started texting each other all the time.

And this kind of sound like a love connection, but it was a love of hip-hop connection for

sure.

Then we would ask questions like, which 90s hip-hop group?

Right now, 90s hip-hop album that gets the most replay value right now like who

would get the most replay value and then we're at like best producer emcees of all time let's list

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