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Playlist
o Episode 144 Preview
o "Don't Rap No More Freestyle" - Brinson
o "Get Live" - Fedel
o "Walk It Like I'm Changed" - Fedel
o "Walkie Talkie" - K-Drama
o "Stand Firm" - D-Maub feat. R-Swift
o "Awesome God" - R-Swift
o "Our Generation" - Michelle Bonillia feat. Lecrae and Flame
o Dancehall Pick of the Week: "A Who" - Stichie
o "Philistine" - Kristin Alicia feat. Papa San
o "Lost Without You" - DJ Official feat. Lecrae and J.R.
o A Word from Our Sponsors
o HHH News Blast w/ Sketch
o "No Sex" - Still Trill Christians
o Information on How You Can Support the Haitian Relief Efforts
o "Never Be the Same" - Dwayne Tryumf
o "Rest in Christ Hands" - Richie Righteous
o Interview w/ Richie Righteous and Richard Dauphin Pt. 1
o A Word from Our Sponsors
o New Joint of the Week: "Nobody" - Jon J. feat. J. Johnson
o "L-O-V-E" - Pastor AD3 feat. Milliyion
o Interview w/ Richie Righteous and Richard Dauphin Pt. 2
o "Living for Legacy" - Richard Dauphin
o A Word from Our Sponsors
o HHH News Blast w/ Sketch
o Mix of the Week:
• "Common Ground" - Sho Baraka
• "Christ Rules" - Kriced Out
• "Echo" - Canton Jones
• "Modern Marvels" - Theory Hazit feat. Wildchild and Lightheaded
• "Free (Remix)" - Rizen
• "Give You My Best" - Twyse
• "Get Up" - Mary Mary
• "Real Party (B-More Remix)" - Mary Mary
• "God in Me (House Remix)" - Mary Mary
o A Word from Our Sponsors
o "Ready to Go" - JAZ feat. J. Johnson and Jayson Clayborn
o Thought of the Week: Why You Must Support the Relief Efforts

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Corruption
written by Jeremy, January 23, 2010

Wade-O,

I was listening to this past episode and the discussion on why we as Christians need to donate money to the Hatian relief effort and had a question that arouse out of a conversation I had with some brothers from church. We were talking and discussing about giving money and we felt that giving money to political systems that were corrupt or full of known corruption was counter productive. At the church I attend, we are putting together a canned food drive instead because we feel that this will better be used by the people who need it. I understand that money needs to be sent, but I am more inclined to donate money through organizations that will see the money is put towards the people and it does not go through the hands of corrupt leadership. Do you feel we should still donate money knowing that it will get misused or should we look for other avenues to donate through? I was curious to find out what your thoughts on this were and if possible Richard Dauphin and Richie Righteous's thoughts on that as well. The reason being is that, I can not remember who made the comment, some one said that they do not need clothes right now but money. I could be wrong on what was said, so if what was said needs to be clarified please do so, the last thing I want to do is put words in someone's mouth.

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Great Points...
written by DJ Wade-O, January 25, 2010

Before I give you my opinion, Richard Dauphin will be back on this weekend and will share his thoughts on this.

Personally, I hear you on the curruption. But I have never heard any hard core claims on the Red Cross. Secondly, this is what they do - disaster relief. If funds is what they say they need to get the job done, you have to trust that they know better what they need to help people than we do, since they are on the ground in Haiti and have experience doing this.

I'm not saying clothes or food won't help. My church just had a huge drive as well. But I think you just have to try to make the best decision possible given the circumstances and I think sending money is the best bet.

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