CWTFB Radio
Charlie MaSheen
Black culture though MUSIC, etc. Charlie MaSheen (Chizz) shares his views and insight on Hip-Hop Culture in Boston, MA, current events, creativity and more with help from his honored guests and co-hosts KASH & Shanelle Shanté. #CWTFB: Choose What The Future Brings!
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