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Dec 16, 2019 1 hr 32 min

Episode 1: Peter or Jamal?

from THE PHARAOHS CLUB Hosted by ASTV Alternative

The men discuss Men hair insecurities, Men spanks and men wearing wigs, Power in Ownership, Marrying for security, The strongest black woman they know, Taking wedding vows seriously + More Leave your comments on this Episode's YouTube comment section on ASTV Alternative: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj1etL-HRfo&t=1864s Executive Producers: Geno Brooks, Ameen Burton, Jason Fears, Mylo Hodges, Dale McKinnley, & Manasseh Thornton Producer: Myles Grier Host of this episode: Manasseh Thornton Editor & Moderator: Geno Brooks Created by: Geno Brooks

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