'WON'T BE POSSIBLE' 
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You are not alone. Every Monday and Wednesday, Ross Bolen reminds you of that with a new episode packed full of laughter and life lessons. 

Our hosts discuss current events in an effort to better understand the world, revisit fascinating periods in human history, complain about sports, relax with interesting animal facts, and share personal mental health anecdotes with the hope of destigmatizing common issues like anxiety, addiction and depression which plague millions, all with a unique brand of authentic humor you won’t find anywhere else. 

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Slim Dymondz was born and raised out of Harlem New York, in the Drew Hamilton projects and started recording music at the age of 16. By the age of 17, Slim became a founding member of Pearl City Music in North Carolina. After moving back to New York in 2011, Slim began pursuing his solo career and became apart of Elite Rebel and Blue Light Enterprises Inc. during 2014.

Aside from music, writing is Slim’s point of passion. He strives to one-day produce screenplays, books, and poetry while pursuing other creative ventures. Additionally, he enjoys recreational basketball, and is a diehard Knicks fan for life.

The first major influences on Slim Dymondz musical career were his uncles: Cedric McLaurin, and Khalif Franklin. Aside from family Slim says: “I have to give credit to Biggie and Pac who’s impact on the culture of hip-hop ” Moreover, Michael Jackson’s creativity and imagination as well as Louis Farrakhan’s public speaking composure changed the way Slim conveys his conceptualizations to others.

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