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Brassy's World- Sunday, July 30th @ 8pm EST- I Am Big Media- Studio Line: 516-666-9834- Featured Guest: Charles Vinson About Charles WOW 1 DAY Painting of Dallas-Fort Worth, transforms homes and businesses inside and out, improving people's lives in the process. Charles currently serves NE Tarrant County, but you can find a WOW in close to 70 areas across the US and Canada. Leading a skilled team, Charles prioritizes cleanliness, professionalism, and exceptional customer service. Known for delivering high-quality results in an unexpectedly short timeline, WOW 1 DAY Painting consistently exceeds client expectations. Tune in for more! POW! Contact Charles charles.vinson@woww1day.com 214-392-9121

Brassy's World- Sunday, September 29th @8pm EST- I Am Big Media- Studio Line: 516-666-9834- Featured Guest: Ron Artest Sr. About Ron Ron Artest Sr. is father of NBA champion Ron Artest Jr. He was born in Brooklyn NY. He moved to Philly at 8 years old, and lived there for about 10 years. He returned to NY in 1978 got married the following year and had a son, Ronald Artest Jr. He's better known as Ron Artest aka Metta World Peace. After marrying into a ready made family with 3 girlsRon Sr. went on to father 2 more boys and then fathered a daughter by himself, now significant other. She's my youngest at 32 years old. She's an up and coming artist and goes by the name Mel Rosa. She went to school to become a mental health peer advocate. His son, Daniel, played basketball in junior college and spent some time playing overseas. He is a personal trainer now. Last but not least, his youngest son, Isaiah, is an attorney. He went to school abroad, and finally received his law degree and aced the Bar exam on his 2nd try. The Lord has blessed him with 4 children, but he raised 9 children who gave a total of 27 grandchildren and over 20 great grandchildren whom he has yet to meet most of them. His grandchildren are either working, in the music industry, or playing basketball. One of his grandsons went to UC Irvine and then to USC but eventually started a tech company in which he builds video games. His grandson, Ron Artest III, has followed in his father's footsteps and he played college basketball at Cal State University Northridge. He completed 3 years at CSUN and played professionally in Canada and also had stints in the NBA G- League. He now has a nonprofit organization named The Artest Foundation: a youth foundation that has held tournaments, camps, clinics and even mental health forums. Tune in for more. POW! Contact Ron ronartestsr@gmail.com