Hi, it's me Ricky Lake. You probably know me for my hit 90s talk show, but if I'm being totally

honest, I was juggling so much and didn't have time to stop and think about what truly went

into living a full and vibrant life.

We'll fast forward to today, I'm 55 and a half years old

and I am happier than ever.

And I'm so excited to help you find your joy

on my new show, The High Life with Ricky Lake.

Together we'll learn new ways to live better.

Listen to The High Life with Ricky Lake from Lemonotta Media.

Out now, wherever you get your podcasts.

Lemonade.

What comes to mind when you think about the neighborhoods that we grew up in?

I mean it felt like at least on the outside everything was crooked. The sidewalks had cracks in them and they were crooked.

The frames on the houses seemed crooked. You know, if you were moving into San Antonio,

it's not the kind of place where real estate agents would be showing houses to people

and saying, this is where you've got to live.

It was in some ways a forgotten part of town.

Hello, I'm Julian Castro. I grew up on the west side of San Antonio, Texas, in a neighborhood

that was largely segregated, neglected, and cut off from prosperity.

Despite those circumstances, I worked hard and went on to become mayor.

I served as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Obama, and I recently

ran for President.

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