Ep. 9: Live, Love, Shine

from The Dopeness Defined Podcast Hosted by Saundra Nash

In Episode 9, we are joined by Life Coach Jerry Davis and guest host/ friend of the show June. We discussed the (5) Five Dimensions of a Man as laid out in Coach Jerry's book, what men look for in a wife, and the age-old social media question; Who should eat first. This episode takes some hilarious turns so kick back and enjoy the show! Song of the week: Live, Love, Shine x Ace Hood Purchase the book on Amazon! Subscribe to our Youtube Channel! Follow us on social and keep the convo going on Facebook and Instagram Song of the week: Live, Love, Shine x Ace Hood

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