EPISODE · Nov 4, 2024 · 1H 7M
Stand for Something
from Neighborhood CEO · host Neighborhood Ceo's
This week in the neighborhood it's a 2 man show. Being that the election is Tuesday we had to give our thoughts on that. Make sure you get out and vote if you haven't already. Being that the NBA season is underway we had to discuss the Dwayne Wade statue that doesn't really look him at all. And of course, our Lakers!
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