Guest: Wallace “Gator” Bradley

George Brassea July 25, 2021

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Guest: Wallace “Gator” Bradley – Wallace “Gator” Bradley discusses his life as member of the Gangster Disciples and his work as an Urban Translator & Political Consultant.

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Guest: Wallace “Gator” Bradley

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