EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 22 MIN
The Village That Raised Us
from The African Triangle Initiative, Awareness and Enlightenment · host Craig Reed, AKA Doctor 67
Send us Fan MailRecorded in Lebeau, Louisiana, ATI Podcast Host Carl Pickney, joined by Guest Co-Host Ernest Chambers, leads a powerful and nostalgic conversation with Mayor Joseph Irving, Jr. of Palmetto, Louisiana, and James Romar.Mayor Joseph Irving, Jr., a proud member of the Palmetto High School Class of 1983 and Carl’s classmate, shares reflections on leadership, legacy, and the responsibility of serving as Palmetto’s first Black mayor. James Romar, Class of 1982, former State Champion in Track & Field and standout basketball athlete, offers insight into the discipline, pride, and perseverance shaped by their upbringing. Ernest Chambers, also Class of 1982, former basketball athlete, retired Army professional, and current cybersecurity specialist, brings a dynamic perspective bridging past experiences with present-day purpose.Together, the guests reflect on their shared roots growing up in Lebeau, Louisiana, the strength of lifelong relationships, and the enduring influence of the Village of Palmetto. Their conversation honors the storied elders whose wisdom, values, and example continue to uplift and empower future generations.This episode is a testament to heritage, connection, and the lasting power of community.
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Send us Fan Mail Recorded in Lebeau, Louisiana, ATI Podcast Host Carl Pickney, joined by Guest Co-Host Ernest Chambers, leads a powerful and nostalgic conversation with Mayor Joseph Irving, Jr. of Palmetto, Louisiana, and James Romar. Mayor Joseph Irving, Jr., a proud member of the Palmetto High School Class of 1983 and Carl’s classmate, shares reflections on leadership, legacy, and the responsibility of serving as Palmetto’s first Black mayor. James Romar, Class of 1982, former State Champio...
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