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It's me miles and kinda talking about the underreported news of the last week.

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My name is Miles E Johnson.

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So it has been a very chockful week, lots of stuff happening,

and lots of sad stuff.

We lost three black men who were icons

of the entertainment world.

First, we lost James Earl Jones, who, I don't know if you know this,

did you know that he was the first celebrity guest

on Sesame Street ever, period the end.

Did not know that, I did not know that.

And that kicked off a career that, you know, I mean he was the narrator of our lives, he was Darth Vader, he was lots of things, too many things to name, and then shortly thereafter we lost Frankie Beverly who who is, you know, one of my friends said,

Frankie Beverly is the cookout king.

Frankie Beverly brought us white parties and the soundtrack track of generations that have been redone by you know today's folks

and he just was an icon and then yesterday we lost Tito Jackson who you know again an icon

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