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Nov 18, 2020 1 hr 54 min

WAYT EP. 103

from What Are Your Thoughts? Hosted by What Are Your Thoughts?

In this week's episode, we welcome ourselves back after about a week-long spiritual journey. Mariah shares her experience receiving a drive-thru coronavirus test with a bit of a recap from week 10 in the NFL. We share our thoughts on brother Abel getting chose to perform at the upcoming Super Bowl. Obama shares his thoughts on rap music leading to the over-materialization of society. BSpears is trying to gain back control of her estate & Isiah attempts to work through the nightmare scenario of having to reintroduce yourself to someone who may not remember.

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