Yo welcome into the house of L podcast I am Lauren toms. Thank you so much for hanging

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of L which is great. This episode I am so looking forward to you hearing this conversation.

People come in out of town and they start working in the industry. And the circle is

pretty tight of people who work in broadcasting. And then when you start talking about black

broadcasters the circle becomes even tighter. With Marshall Harris. I I've never met

someone in our business who is as universally light as Marshall Harris. He legit is one

of these dudes that when I asked around like hey who is this dude. You know what's he

about. Everyone's like no this dude is the real deal. He's the business. You're going

to love him. He's going to be a great citizen for the sports community in Chicago. And I

was like alright bet. And then I met him and I know that he's a solid dude because he showed

up to the event that that Shakyah Taylor had helped put together where they were raising

money to send little leaguers to the Negro League Museum. The last summer like I met

Marshall like right before he started. And I'm like man you ain't even been here two minutes

and you're already trying to be seen and help out in the community. That to me says that

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