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Watch Now: The Sharon Reed Show – Episode One: The Real Fani Willis

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“Just Give Me 15 Minutes,” The Sharon Reed Show is more than just a podcast; it’s a source of information and empowerment. Gain insights into history, culture, news and current events that shape our world today, presented through a lens that celebrates Black heritage. Are you ready to be part of a movement that celebrates Black excellence, ignites conversations, and elevates the narrative? Tune in to The Sharon Reed Show and in 15-minutes be inspired to reach new heights. Subscribe now to join the journey of empowerment and enrichment!

The Sharon Reed Show is a dynamic and insightful podcast. Each 15-minute episode delves into topics and issues that are typically ignored by mainstream media or reported through a filter that lack cultural insights. Reed provides listeners with news and information designed to uplift, inform, and inspire the Black community and all those who seek a deeper understanding of its vibrant and rich tapestry. Listen to The Sharon Reed Show on all your favorite Podcast Networks. 

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Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her team structured a 41-count indictment against Former President Trump and 18 advisers. Media reports and personal attacks have tried to portray Willis in terms that don’t align with who she is.  Sharon Reed gives us a glimpse and insight into the Real Fani Willis, The Sharon Reed Show. Just give her 15-minutes.   

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