May 26, 2020 1 hr 15 min

Episode 16: Talethia Edwards

from How I Got Here with Dave Fiore | Tallahassee's Podcast Hosted by Dave Fiore

In this episode, host Dave Fiore speaks with Talethia Edwards, the founder and president of the Greater Bond Neighborhood Association who has already secured more than $6 million for community revitalization. The Miami native came to Tallahassee as a freshman at Florida A&M University where she met her husband Harold. The couple has seven children and are currently caring for two more they hope to formally adopt in the near future.

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