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Pat and Jahred are joined by Hip Hop Artist Melo Tripp. The guys talk about falling over marshmallows, his new music video and mix tape, his new potential hip hop beef, inspirations for writing song and finding the perfect beat. Pat and Jahred discuss holiday parties, Jahred’s trip to Colorado, seeing Reid Corbin perform at Second City, clapping at the end of movies, Yabro, a re-write for baby it’s cold outside, celebrities in nosebleeds, a way to trick the family for Christmas, ‘Annie Hall’ in the ‘Jeff Goldblum Movie Review’, dynamite fishing in ‘Tanzania News’, Hip Hop in the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame in ‘B!7C# What’, listener emails, and the dying bears.

Check out Melo Tripp:

Perception (Hazy) Music Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT4GKukLi_w

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Episode #40 - Shepherding A Child's Heart - Dr. Tedd Tripp from Shepherding The Heart Ministries joins us to talk about the importance of speaking to a child's heart while parenting. For more information on the ministry, visit: http://www.shepherdingtheheart.org/

17th Annual Book and Author Luncheon
July 13, 2016 11:30AM
The Dunes Club
Narragansett, RI
Tickets, $50 (click here for info)

for more information, call Tracy Kubricky at 401/287/4392

The February 11, 2016 edition of Tell Somebody was a conversation with homeless advocate Richard Tripp and some of his friends.

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Tripp Lanier is the host of The New Man Podcast: Beyond the Macho Jerk and the New Age Wimp. He coaches entrepreneurs around the world to redefine success, create offerings that actually make a difference, and do the thing they were put on this Earth to do.

Tripp Lanier is the host of The New Man Podcast: Beyond the Macho Jerk and the New Age Wimp. He coaches entrepreneurs around the world to redefine success, create offerings that actually make a difference, and do the thing they were put on this Earth to do.

This Podcast might be the most helpful yet to date.  You will get expert tactics and exercises to help you find out your purpose, focus on it and work on it daily.  Is your WHY Unknown, Not clear, or even wrong? Tripp and Commander Divine will advise on how to stop waiting for things to happen that will expose your purpose and get in the action of life to help you figure your best path.  Ever feel like your life is filled with challenge after challenge and you never have a rest?  Tune in and learn that your not alone and there are ways to handle this constant barrage. 

Tripp Lanier is... The host of The New Man Podcast: Beyond the Macho Jerk and the New Age Wimp. He coaches entrepreneurs around the world to redefine success, create offerings that actually make a difference, and do the thing they were put on this Earth to do.

Over the years he’s designed several businesses to support a simple lifestyle focused on freedom, ease, and fun. He coaches extraordinary people all around the world to break out of confining conventions and do (3) basic things: create amazing relationships, focus on what matters, and do what makes a difference.

There's plenty of talk about there on how to score first dates and what to do when you get there. But what about SECOND dates? Now that you know the two of you like each other enough to go out again, THEN WHAT? Is she going to expect to be your steady girlfriend? How can you tell if she's really into you or just giving you a second chance not to mess up? Shouldn't you have kissed her by now? My guest co-host is none other than Tripp from TrippAdvice.com, who's the perfect guy to help nail down answers to all these crazy questions and more...including how to get physical and even what to plan the second time around as opposed to the first. As a special bonus, you'll even get some 'third date hacks' that'll help you keep the ball rolling if you really like her. On top of all else, we hear from Josh in Philly regarding a particular 2nd date disaster he had to endure. Let's just say figuring out who should pay for the second date can get complicated, as can figuring out what went wrong when things go awry. Get daily tips you can use to get better with women right now by signing up at http://www.thechickwhisperer.com.

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The June 12, 2014 edition of Tell Somebody begins with a little conversation with three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly who was in Kansas City and surrounding areas for the 2014 events of Trifecta Resista, a Kansas City based coalition of groups supporting Chelsea Manning, imprisoned in Leavenworth Kansas, and opposing nuclear weapons parts production in Kansas City and drone warfare operations at Whiteman AFB.  On Saturday May 31, I caught up with Kelly at the entrance to the Kansas City nuclear weapons parts plant at the Bannister Federal Complex as a bus was loading to take protestors to another gathering at the DeLasalle education center.

The rest of the show covers June 4, 2014 protests against a proposed Kansas City, Missouri ordinance regulating food sharing that is favored by a couple of the bigger homeless shelters and opposed by a number of individuals and organization that feed the homeless.  Audio from the protest near city hall and a conversation with homeless advocate Richard Tripp are included.

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