P.I.G. #9 | Target: St. Louis | Edvanzd talks recent Documentary, and his rapid ascension in the Entertainment Industry

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In this 9th installment of the POD is Good! Podcast, Edvanzd returns to breakdown the traumatic, criminal events that took place in St. Louis a few decades ago, which left an entire community suffering from Cancer, respiratory diseases, and heart conditions. All orchestrated by the United States government. He also shares his first memories of his rise in the entertainment industry, through music and acting, and so much more as he's gained greater status and accolades. To watch live version of this episode CLICK HERE

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