Stay ConnectedPebbles is a co-host on the GetUp Crew morning show on HOT 96.9. Leroy Irvin is the producer of the show. Off the air, they have some pretty fun conversations about the things there’s just not enough time to talk about on the air.
Check out What’d I Miss to hear those conversations about everything from music and movies to relationships and ridiculousness.
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Some of the best movies are based on true stories, and this weeks challenge most definitely falls into that category. Leroy challenged Pebbles to watch Goodfellas, and even though Pebbles doesn't like extremely violent and graphic movies, she did make it all the way through the film!
This week Pebbles challenged Leroy to watch a movie that he swore he would never even glance at. That movie is Pretty In Pink.
Leroy challenged Pebbles to watch the movie "The Mist". Pebbles hates scary movies, so did she make it through?
On this episode Pebbles challenged Leroy to watch The Fault in Our Stars. Leroy doesn't do romantic/sappy movies, but he made it through. Listen to find out if Pebbles and the movies were able to convert him over to the romantic movie side.
On this episode Pebbles was challenged by Leroy to watch Charm City Kings starring Jahi Di'Allo Winston & Meek Mill on HBO Max. Did she love it or hate it?
Over the weekend Pebbles challenged Leroy to watch the classic film, How Stella Got Her Groove Back. Could he stomach the movie enough to finish it? What kind of impact did the film have on both Pebbles & Leroy?
This weekend Leroy challenged Pebbles to watch The Social Dilemma now streaming on Netflix. Find out what they both think about it, and you won't believe what Pebbles' challenges Leroy to watch for next weeks show.
On this episode Pebbles & Leroy talk about Black Is King. The film is Beyonce's visual companion to her album The Gift, which was a companion to the live action remake of The Lion King.
What are we supposed to do with celebrities? How we do we balance when they say destructive/harmful things and we want to drag them, with having sympathy for their situation?
On this episode, Pebbles & Leroy talk with Kwame Dance, Behavioral Health Clinician at Whittier Street Community Health Center, about the best ways to take care of our mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To reach Kwame Dance at the Whittier St. Community Health Center call 617-389-9809 or email at S.Kwame.Dance@gmail.com
Other resources mentioned on the episode…BARCC.org and NAMI.org.
Also join Kwame for a livestream event Sunday at 9pm on Instagram @PrimetimeCutz, and he’s @KDiddy1906 on IG
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