Lyricist Kula Voncille @kula_voncille

from Dusk Spot Radio · host Ceddy J Dusk

Welcome you to another episode of Life After Dusk Live Presents "Hump Day After Dusk" for Season 9. We are joined by Special Guest Kula Voncille, who is talented lyricist, who is known for her "dagger-like" rhyme schemes. Tonight's Segment Menu: Seduction 101: we highlight anything from life, love, sex, and more.The Six: our weekly list of six based on a particular topic. Feel Free To Call-In: 347-202-0389 and press 1 if you want to speak to our hosts! Keep up with us at https://duskspot.com/duskspotradio

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