Episode 71 - NBA All-Star Game, Troy Ave Snitching, Greatest Black TV Shows, and More

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Thanks for tuning in to our podcast Taking Shots on Thursday. Its Episode 71 and Ren and Trey are talking about the NBA All Star game, Troy Ave snitching, greatest black tv shows, and more. Make sure you tune in to our weekly radio show every Thursday 8-10pm, exclusively on the free radio app @409thaheat available for download on iPhone or Android. SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/channel/UCX_7W2T7RtQ_iYj-0UJmsmQ Go follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/takingshotso... Also follow us on Instagram @TSOT409 All business inquiries please email us at: [email protected] Enjoy the show!

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