KAZIFM.org JUICE AND JAM SHOW

One of the best shows I have been involved in or listened to occurred today at KAZI 88.7 FM. The Juice and Jam show produced by the suave and silky smooth voice of Steve Savage produced one of the most entertaining and informative shows to date. Steve brought in D. Ivan Young who was doling out exceptional relationship advice and promoting his book "BREAK UP, DON'T BREAK DOWN". He was assisted in his dispensation of advice by the energetic street-wisdom of the show's host Kelvin Girdy. Steve Savage also incorporated the female point of view in the discussion by bringing in the lovely and talented Samantha Golden. As for me I just listened and laughed with the growing audience. It was my honor to share the mic with such a talented group of individuals. Look out Austin KAZI 88.7 FM is taking over!!! Check out the crew at KAZIFM.org every Thursday from 9am-12.

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