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        <itunes:author>Cameron Goins</itunes:author>
        <itunes:summary>The mission of the Black Thoughts podcast is to have an open conversation surrounding the African American experience in relationships and the overall community. Our purpose is to have truthful and honest conversation to help move the culture forward. This show was inspired by personal experiences along with the growing popularity of the black male perspective gaining traction online, most notably Kevin Samuels. Come join the conversation.</itunes:summary>
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