#T2Q Welcomes Shae Primus!

Shae joins T2Q on Tue., Jan. 31st @ 9 PM ET! (347) 202-0215

I'm joined by the Atlanta matchmaker to discuss black women and dating.

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Shae Primus is a certified matchmaker and dating coach at Middle Class Matchmaker.  I recently came across something that was posted in a group about her opinion on black women and dating.  The post stated that black women need to stop excluding options when it comes to love.

And that exclusion includes men who may experienced same-sex relationships.

We've had the discussion before on the show and many women have stated that they would not give a man a chance to date them if he's had same-sex relationships in the past.  Shae believes that women should dig deeper to find out if those tendencies are truly a thing of that guy's past or not before writing him off.

She also mentioned not having a car, making enough money, or having too many children shouldn't be a deterrent either.  Doing so could have you missing out on a blessing like a Barrack Obama or Denzel Washington.  Michelle and Pauletta invested in their men and they've been winning ever since.

I'll ask Shae about how she got started in her career and what her goal is ultimately.  Then we'll get into some of her thoughts on what black women can do to enhance their opportunities at finding love.

All of these things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 670 of 750.

Scheduled for 90 mins.

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www.middleclassmatchmaker.com

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OC Lou Rossi Joins ZC! / #NFL Conference 2017

Thu., Jan. 25th @ 9 PM ET. (347) 202-0215 to listen!

Tonight, you'll get a 2-for-1 on Zone Coverage!

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I'm rejoined by the offensive coordinator of the new Cam-Am Indoor football team, Niagara Spartans, Lou Rossi!  Lou will mix it up with me and the Show Legends to discuss the newly formed league and what to expect from their inaugural season in 2017.

After the interview with Lou, the Show Legends and I will break down the AFC and NFC Conference Championships.

Neither game was what I would consider a good game, but the winning teams put on amazing offense displays of power that we can look forward to in February.

The Steelers weren't able to get to Tom Brady like they planned and it costed them.  Chris Hogan made a name for himself as he ran wild through the Steelers zone defense.  Could Pittsburgh have done anything differently that could have led to the "W"?

The Packers used up all of their magic dust on the Cowboys last week because they had nothing left for Atlanta.  Matt Ryan threw for 2 miles and most of it went to Julio Jones who stiff-armed Packer DB's like Marshawn Lynch.  Did the injuries catch up with the Pack or did the offense let them down?

All of these things and more as Zone Coverage returns to T2Q!  "Talk sports from the couch!"

Show No. 669 of 750.

Scheduled for 90-120 mins.

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Q-on-1 w/Julie Shipley of The Soup Shop

Mon., Nov. 21st @ 12 PM Eastern. 

It's me and the Florida entrepreneur in a 1-on-1 conversation! 

Duration: 16 mins.

I have a chat with a lady who turned her hobby into a business!  Julie Shipley cooks and ships soup to people all over the country with her business.  On the podcast, she shares information on what steps people should make before starting their business.  A lot of people may not know the opportunities they have that can assist their businesses, but Julie gives tips on some of them.

We discuss how she got started and the types of soups that she has on the menu.  It's a very interesting podcast that documents the American dream and how Julie achieved it!  Here's more on her business:

We started out by first catering to restaurants, since that is where this whole story really began, remember? They loved our delicious, attitude-filled, bountiful bowls of gourmet, homemade soup goodness and the Soup Shop was born. 

Now we deliver serious soup anywhere and anyone can enjoy the love, passion, dedication, fun and souperior soup making attitude we put into each and every bowl of our soup. We want you to enjoy it as much as we do, but we also we want you to know we absolutely love making our soup for each and every one of you that enjoys it.

www.TheSoupShop.com

Show No. 651