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Bay Area singer Angie Maserati

Ramping up her performance at the Brick and Mortar Music Hall on Feb. 8, Bay Area singer Angie Maserati took some time to talk about life’s challenges and hoping to take her voice to “The Voice.” In a candid conversation, Angie addresses the ups and downs of life as a performer and what keeps her going. She’s finds inspiration from those who listen to her music while hoping to provide inspiration and encouragement in return. Angie explains the backstories of the songs played from her album LOVE. Tickets to her show with Sy Smith can be purchased here: https://www.ticketweb.com/event/angie-maserati-brick-and-mortar-music-hall-tickets/10356535?fbclid=IwAR34C8dLJP_q93nWMVQ9ZgCMDUOKf5U-15SYmyTk14-T6bFljo2dp2-Aw0E

Angie Maserati on Spreading LOVE and Hoping to Take her Voice to “The Voice”

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January 24, 2020

Published by Dave Lewis at January 24, 2020

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Angie Maserati on Spreading LOVE and Hoping to Take her Voice to “The Voice”

"That's why this moment has manifested. Because when I'm at certain bars that are so small....you're like truly crammed in a corner and you can barely hear yourself. I mean, I have fought back tears....and thought 'Nooooooooooo.'"

January 8, 2020

Published by Dave Lewis at January 8, 2020

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Curt Flood Jr. Continues Push to Get Dad into Cooperstown

"Hopefully, the iconic players and the superstar players will recognize that their great fortune has roots. And if you let Cooperstown tell the story, between lifetime contracts and voluntary servitude...going from that to free agency to blockbuster $330 million deals, there's a continuity issue...It"s a glaring and embarrassing, in my opinion, absence.""

December 27, 2019

Published by Dave Lewis at December 27, 2019

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From Tragedy to Triumph: The Doghouse’s Elvis Medina Reinvents Himself With New Purpose

"I blamed myself for everything that happened afterwards and went into severe depression...It wasn't my fault but I took it on my shoulders. If I'd been a better this and that then that wouldn't have happened. You can't live like that. It was just a tough time. It's tougher on the holidays and her birthday.

December 16, 2019

Published by Dave Lewis at December 16, 2019

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FCS National Coach of the Year Troy Taylor on the turnaround at Sacramento State

"My first pass of the year was an interception....I still remember there was an offensive coach who wanted to go with the other quarterback and talk Max (Miller) into it. Max said 'No" and remember him saying 'Troy is our quarterback' and sticking with me and giving me a chance. We ended up having a good season...One of the things I learned from Max was how important it is that your players know you believe in them and how important that is for their confidence and them feeling accepted and valued."

November 12, 2019

Published by Dave Lewis at November 12, 2019

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Ted Griggs of NBC Sports Network on the Mission to Remove Stigma of Mental Health Issues with Documentary

"I believe we all have depression at certain times of our lives. I believe all have highs too high and lows too low and that's part of being a human being. It's how you deal with those and it's being able to talk to friends, family, teammates, coaches, co-workers and find a safe place where you can admit 'I'm not okay.' And that's what we hope that this documentary leads to."

October 29, 2019

Published by Dave Lewis at October 29, 2019

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NBA contributor Bill Herenda on Warriors’ Struggles, New Season and Life in Hollyood

"You cannot get caught up on the results and you have to really focus on the process because there could be a variety of reasons why people get booked certain jobs and why sometimes it doesn't work out. I think it's the matter of being the best you can be and the role will find you. ...'Everyone else is taken, You have to be yourself.' I think Oscar Wilde said that and that's true because you can't get hung up on the results. You're going to have good auditions and you're going to have auditions that miss the mark and I've had those as well. It's about enjoying, staying in the moment and the results will ultimately take care of themselves.