Episode 21 | Devine Carama

from DoGood Radio · host Blue Grass Community Foundation

Devine Carama is an activist, an artist, a motivational speaker, and as of 2022 - the first hip hop artist from the state of Kentucky to win an Emmy! Today, he joins us to talk about his work at One Lexington, his faith, and the many he plans he has coming up. ..... For more information on One Lexington, please visit lexingtonky.gov For more information on Blue Grass Community Foundation, please visit bgcf.org Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by Brother Smith - brothersmithband.com

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