Share Coke with Will & Friends: Who Raised 13+ Billion to Buy Paramount & All They Got Was a Podcast

About Share Coke with Will & Friends: Who Raised 13+ Billion to Buy Paramount & All They Got Was a Podcast

A podcast with retired Hollywood film/tv producer turned human experience artist, film and commercial director, real estate entrepreneur, and music producer/non-profit film studio owner , William Potter Clevinger- who with a beehive of global professionals led an ownership group to acquire Paramount Global which resulted in this podcast and building a film studio at a private school in the south that happens to be 116 years old - one year older than Paramount and reaching an agreement to purchase the Ocala Drive-In movie Theater in his hometown to build Lucelle Hotel & Studios with family.

Publisher

ShareCokeWithWill

Category

tv & film

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

7 Nov 2025

Latest episode

23 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

12 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Jul 2026

   Shadows Over Paramount: The Evolution of Corruption between The Ellison Family & An American President - Outside The Gates of Paramount & Summers on The Strip with M3 & The Chosen Ones of Love Street

   #Worldstarhiphop I’ve got a generational talent for you and #Cocacola & #Mercedesbenz or #BMW to launch with a weekly TV series to go with it all outside the gates of #ParamountPictures What so many people haven't understood about the journey I've walked is this was never just about me. Before I attempted to acquire Paramount, maybe it was. I destroyed so many relationships while I was an addict, the biggest of which was with the only woman I've ever loved. God, the Creator, has a funny way of walking you through hell and then placing mirrors in front of you, forcing you to stare into them long enough until you finally wake up into a new life. That's exactly what happened to me last summer. I met someone who believed in me enough that believed we could change our lives together. Without me ever asking to manage him, he put me on the phone with his mother outside the Canyon Country Store on Love Street and introduced me to her as his manager to my surprise. It was never something I chose. It was something the Creator, chose for me. That moment blessed me with the opportunity to see his talent the same way he saw mine, and together, with my brother Judah Johnson, Paul Angel, Kimeyo Daniels, Tommy Bina and several other incredible people, we began building a music collective with the relationships, purpose, and vision to help change the world for the next generation of children rooted in LOVE and the legacy of Canyon Country Store - Laurel Canyon, CA Every single piece of it came through the pursuit of Paramount, a journey that is now finally aligned the way it was always meant to be, helping support America's oldest historically Black boarding school. M3 welcomed me into his world, trusted me with his music, and literally walked with me through the gates, of Paramount. Together we've created and filmed last year multiple shows, including Summers on The Strip, From Compton To The Top, and Outside The Gates - all starring the generational talent who's as raw and real as they come, M3. Hollywood isn't ready for what is about to be unleashed. His voice has the power to move mountains because of the life he's lived. This has never been about fame. It has always been about setting the artists free. It has always been about setting children free. And this is only the beginning. David Leepson... all of it was real everything I always told you and the billions that were raised and we documented all of it and are now having a world changing music festival that is fully prepared with icons involved unleashing in November. We really need to talk, because now there's a lot more than just some ideas. #blockthemerger #rap #music #venicebeach #paramount

2. 

   22 Jul 2026

   Shadows Over Paramount: The Evolution of Corruption between The Ellison Family & An American President - Chapter One 'Rise for Piney Woods School' Part Four

   Part Four - Jaime , J Ivy, Jim Krueger, Danny Hamilton, Jim Steele

3. 

   21 Jul 2026

   Shadows Over Paramount: The Evolution of Corruption between The Ellison Family & An American President - Chapter One 'Rise for Piney Woods School' Part Three

   In Part Three, I tell the story of two of my closest friends in the entertainment industry, DeRay Davis and Keifer Moore, both of whom I met while making Grow House, the film that helped launch my producing career. I share behind-the-scenes stories from the production and the night of the premiere, when DeRay left our after-party, hosted his own celebration, and introduced me to RZA for the very first time. We raised a bottle together that night, setting in motion the path that would eventually lead to Cut Throat City. Simply put, because of DeRay Davis, I have the career I have today. I also reflect on making The Con Is On in New York City with Keifer Moore, how his career led him to Death Row Films working alongside Snoop Dogg, and how, years later, a chance meeting with M3 in a Denny’s parking lot across from Paramount's corporate offices changed everything. After calling Keifer that night, we started building a new vision: a music business and media platform in partnership with Piney Woods School designed to generate annual tuition funding through music, comedy festivals, film, television, and The Chosen Ones of Love Street, with DeRay Davis and M3 helping lead that vision forward. The world is introduced to M3 through exclusive audio segments from the television series on his life From Compton to the Top, along with previews of Outside the Gates of Paramount and the variety late night talk show series Summers on the Strip, starring DeRay Davis, Keifer Moore, M3, Tommy Bina, Judah Johnson, and myself. The episode features the song “Outside a Denny’s Parking Lot” by The Chosen Ones of Love Street. I discuss how every step of this journey has been another battle and introduce Academy Award nominee David Womark (Life of Pi), my partner during our attempt to acquire Paramount. I also share our vision for the LoveOlution movement, M3’s role within it, and our connection to the Jackson 5 masters through Donn Bennett and Henry Vaccaro. From there, I issue a public invitation to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson regarding the long-awaited reboot of Big Trouble in Little China. Alongside the films original producer Larry Franco, who partnered with David Womark and me in forming our alliance with Piney Woods School, we discuss our vision for several projects, as well as our plans with John Carpenter to reboot They Live, who on my 40th birthday got his blessing that if we could get it going he would join us. The episode includes portions of a Zoom conversation with Larry Franco and David Womark as they discuss the future of the nonprofit studio we are building at Piney Woods School and my journey into my dreams as a director, with them leading me as producers. The episode continues with the song “The Love Is Coming to the People in Mississippi” by The Chosen Ones of Love Street. Listeners are also introduced to Fabian Alomar, who shares powerful testimony about his own life journey and the path that brought him into this movement. Hear audio from January 2, 2025, when Tommy Bina, David Womark, Fabian Alomar, and I stood together on Lookout Mountain. Four men representing American, Puerto Rican, Israeli, Iranian, and Chinese heritage, united around Project Rise, our Paramount acquisition effort, and our partnership with Piney Woods School to build a nonprofit film and television studio dedicated to future generations. I then break down the complete LoveOlution ecosystem, explaining how its four pillar foundations work together and the long-term vision behind the movement. The episode concludes with a final message to The Rock, inviting him to help us create opportunity for children at Piney Woods, in addition to pitching the vision for Big Trouble in Little China alongside its original producers, reimagined as a continued story centered on brotherhood during a time of war. Featured next is the song “Three Giants in a Hallway”, inspired by David Womark, Larry Franco, and Joey Stanton, performed by The Chosen Ones of Love Street.

4. 

   20 Jul 2026

   Shadows Over Paramount: The Evolution of Corruption between The Ellison Family & An American President - Chapter One 'Rise for Piney Woods School' Part Two

   Part Two continues with a conversation featuring former President of Turner Sports and head of Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Operations, Lenny Daniels, who was among the executives WPC was in discussions with during the Paramount acquisition effort about a potential leadership role if the transaction had succeeded. Since then, Daniels has become the COO of the PFL. Joining him are William Crossley, President & CEO of Piney Woods School; Larry Witherspoon, Founder of Connect to Your City Streaming; and Donn Bennett, longtime Sony marketing executive and, alongside Henry Vaccaro, a longtime steward of the unreleased Jackson 5 masters. The discussion explores the rich history of Piney Woods School, its vision for the future, and the broader partnership between Piney Woods and Big Picture. Together, the group examines the potential to create a next generation youth sports ecosystem through professional youth leagues, innovative streaming platforms, and expanded educational opportunities centered around Piney Woods. The conversation also reflects on WPC’s original vision during the Paramount effort, which included bringing Lenny Daniels into a leadership role while advancing a long-term strategy that united media, sports, education, and youth development under a shared mission. Following that discussion, the series shifts to a landmark meeting that brings together the leaders responsible for shaping and finalizing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Big Picture and Piney Woods School, formally establishing the partnership. The conversation features WPC with his manager/producer and Big Picture World Group founder Joey Stanton; alongside Piney Woods President & CEO William Crossley; architect and developer Archer Stephenson; 3.0 Labs partner and representative of Francis Ngannou, Andrew Cutrow; Piney Woods alumnus and sports agent Dean Hadley; producers Melony Feliciano and Rasta Phil, a more than 30 year gatekeeper and childhood best friend of Mark Wahlberg; Rasta’s marketing & founding producing partner Jacob Kessler; Danny Hamilton, manager & partner of Wu-Tang's Young Dirty Bastard, both partners to WPC in Big Picture World Group; Reverend Samuel Harris partner with Donn Bennett and Henry Vaccaro; Sean Lee, filmmaker, and head of NRG and Arra Networks - clean energy and water; and Deon Provitt of Connect To Your City and DPro TV. Together, the group discusses and finalizes the framework of the MOU, establishing the foundation for a long-term partnership between Big Picture and Piney Woods School. The meeting outlines a shared vision centered on education, media, sports, technology, creator driven opportunities, and youth development, creating the blueprint for a collaboration designed to expand Piney Woods’ reach while building sustainable pathways for future generations through storytelling, athletics, innovation, and culture. Closing out this podcast episode is the three-part structured 10-minute hip hop song 'Inherited Ashes' from "The Chosen Ones of Love Street," which is about the life and legacy of Donald Trump.

5. 

   14 Jun 2026

   Shadows Over Paramount: The Evolution of Corruption between The Ellison Family & An American President - Chapter One 'Rise for Piney Woods School' Part One

   It's a story that wouldn't be believed unless its heard. A 116-Year Historically Black Legacy in Mississippi, Piney Woods School and how Big Picture World Group leaders - led a 13.6 billion dollar offer for Paramount Global in partnership with the school. We faced endless suppression along with corruption that extended all the way to our current sitting president and it's still ongoing...

6. 

   1 Jan 2026

   September 28, 2025 - Ralphs in Westwood - Michael Vonn who I met through the founders of United 4 America, RFK Jr. Super Pac

   Michael Vonn co-founded the media company FAME in the 1990s alongside Oscar-winning producer John Daly (The Last Emperor, Platoon). Michael often calls himself “the most famous unknown person in the world.” I can semi-relate. I’ve always believed life is a series of mirrors—young and old—each of us playing a character in the Creator’s larger story. Michael is one of those mirrors I was clearly meant to meet. And in a strange way, I’ve become convinced that much of what I’ve walked through over the last few years wasn’t just for me—but to complete something God positioned him for, that he ultimately stepped away from or went against the will of. I was introduced to Michael through Torrey Gambill, during a moment in my life that still feels unreal to say out loud. Torrey was running the Super PAC United 4 America to help elect RFK Jr. as president. He eventually walked away from that world to join me in the attempt to acquire Paramount. That alone says everything about how improbable this journey became—presidential figures, political dynasties, and Hollywood power structures colliding all at once. There were countless “acts of God” signs that made it clear Michael wasn’t meant to be a passing chapter in my life. The most striking: his granddaughter—still a baby—and I share the same birthday, the same way I once shared a birthday with my grandmother. And that was only one sign among many. Some connections don’t make sense on paper. They make sense spiritually. In this conversation, Michael and I go deep—into faith, God, media, power, politics, legacy, and purpose. It’s not about agreement. It’s about understanding. About timing. About what happens when two people meet at the exact moment they’re meant to. Listen to this conversation. It may enlighten you the way it did me.

7. 

   1 Jan 2026

   September 23, 2025 - Coffee Bean in Marina Del Rey - James Legge a man of many characters one being in the high end restaurant world having worked with Wolfgang Puck when he opened Spago in the 80's

   When I was staying on and off in Marina del Rey with a friend in Marina Del Rey, I spent a lot of time working out of the Coffee Bean near the AMC 6 theater. It’s one of the few spots with outlets—and interestingly, it’s the same theater Dean Hadley, who attended Piney Woods School, grew up going to, and the same theater I saw Spiderman : Across The Spider-verse, (see Nick episode for the spiderweb themes) with Dean which was voiced by my lead in Cut Throat City, Shameik Moore. That shopping center mattered to me for another reason too. It was one of the visual set pieces I always imagined while dreaming about rebooting They Live. Some places just hold ideas differently. One afternoon, sitting there working, I met a man who seemed to know everyone who walked through the door. His name is James Legge. As we talked, I realized James has lived many lives in one. He started out as a Michelin-star-level chef, working alongside Wolfgang Puck when Spago first opened in the 1970s. From there, his journey took him around the world—opening high-end restaurants, building experiences, understanding hospitality at the highest level. Today, James is a gemologist, among many other pursuits. What struck me most wasn’t just his résumé—it was his depth. His understanding of craft, excellence, and culture across decades. That world—hospitality, food, experience, atmosphere—is a core pillar of the Love Street Experience. Because of that, I’ve brought James in as an advisor to what Tommy Bina and I are building long term: Love Street Utopias around the world. This episode captures the very first conversation James and I ever had. Not long after, he joined us again at Canyon Country Store with Tommy Bina and Michael Vonn. You can find episodes with both of them as well—one owns the store, the other I met through my work and connections during RFK Jr.’s presidential run. This is how Love Street grows. Through real conversations. In unexpected places. With people who’ve lived full, layered lives. Enjoy the conversation.

8. 

   1 Jan 2026

   August 20, 2025 - Ralphs in Westwood - Elsa - A Displaced Senior Musician struggling with going Blind

   This is Elsa. I met her during the past year I was displaced in Los Angeles—after raising billions of dollars to attempt to acquire Paramount, believing with everything in me that the path I was on was divinely guided, and then losing everything when the Paramount acquisition didn’t happen. What I thought was the end of something turned out to be the beginning of something far more important. Meeting Elsa was not an accident. She’s a sweet Spanish-American woman. An artist. Once upon a time, an incredible musician. Like so many in the industry, people took advantage of her—stole her work, claimed her ideas, and left her without protection. Now she’s dealing with serious vision problems and has no clear way to get the help she needs. Not because solutions don’t exist—but because access doesn’t. During 2025, I met countless men and women like Elsa. Some displaced for months. Some for years. Some for decades. It reshaped me. It reshaped the mission. And it’s a major reason the Troy DeVolld Foundation exists—to make sure human beings, especially artists, don’t have to endure what Elsa has endured… or what I did. This is a problem no politician is truly addressing. No titan of wealth is solving. And the truth is uncomfortable: homelessness could be ended—here and globally—if those with the means chose action over excuses and empty words. I walked it so no one has to ever again. This conversation was recorded at a simple bus bench across from UCLA, right outside the Ralphs supermarket. And that bench matters. This is where I want to host a weekly podcast series—meeting people where they actually are, not where it’s comfortable or polished. Elsa’s story matters. Her voice matters. And so does listening. Enjoy our conversation.

9. 

   1 Jan 2026

   September 18, 2025 - Denny's Westwood - Nick a displaced Veteran whos an artist with Wire & Mesh Work - He Makes Spiderwebs out of things as art.

   Met Nick at around 3am, sitting outside a Denny’s in Westwood. He’s a displaced veteran who turns wire and mesh into spiderwebs. Real ones. Detailed ones. And if you know me, you know spiderwebs mean something. My ex-fiancée has a diagram tattooed on her back—an invisible map where everything is connected. So when I see webs show up in my life, I take notice. To me, it’s always been a reminder that everything connects… eventually. That Denny’s is one of the only places left in Los Angeles that’s open 24 hours and has outlets you can actually use. Post-COVID, that matters more than people realize. Especially in a college town. There’s nowhere for students or artists to go work around the clock—and that makes zero sense. That realization helped shape the early vision for the Love Street Experience: hotels and spaces in college cities that connect legacy artists with Gen Z creators, day and night. At the time, I was displaced. I worked wherever I could—Hollywood, the Canyon Country Store with Tommy Bina, hotel lobbies, and a lot of late nights at Denny’s. I wasn’t hanging out. I was working. Endlessly. Eventually, even places that had known me for years couldn’t let me stay. Still, I always knew I had somewhere safe to sit, charge a device, or even just use the restroom. And I know how rare that is. Most people in that position don’t have that. Nick and I crossed paths in one of those quiet hours the world doesn’t see. And I’ll never forget him. It was one of the most meaningful encounters of my entire journey. This episode is about connection. About survival. About art. About Veterans. And about the invisible web that holds all of us together—whether we realize it yet or not.

10. 

    7 Nov 2025

    August 30, 2025 - Vito DeCandia, Owner of Angel City Pizza in Venice, Ca from NY and a home and an LA home to ShareCokeWithWill, joins WPC for a conversation on the years long friendship they formed.

    As a born-and-bred New Yorker (from Long Beach), Vito DeCandia was literally brought up in a pizzeria. He was stretching dough by the age of 12. His lifetime of baking eventually led him to the West Coast, where his wife was from. Two years ago, he opened ⁠Angel City Pizza⁠ (https://www.angelcityla.com/) in Venice, where he continues to make what he knows: NYC style slices, squares, and even Grandmas! For Vito, pizza is more than just a business — it’s a calling. Born into a family of pizzaiolos, Vito’s roots in the industry stretch back to the 1960s when his uncle opened a pizzeria in New York. His father, fresh from Italy, soon joined the family business, solidifying a legacy that Vito was destined to carry forward. But running a pizzeria wasn’t always the plan. “I didn’t originally come out here to open a pizzeria,” Vito admits. “This business, no matter what it is, always, always brings you back.” When the wildfires tore through Los Angeles, he knew exactly what he had to do. “I lost my mom to a fire. So anytime something like that happens, that’s right where my mind goes first.” Within a day, he provided pizza and community for those who needed it most. Vito showed Will that same kindness for years — but that kindness mattered most when everything fell apart. After giving up his home in Venice Beach and losing everything in the pursuit of Paramount, Will found himself homeless. During that time, Vito DeCandia, at Angel City Pizza, made sure Will ate whenever he walked through the door — no questions, no judgment, just love. Separately, Will formed a deep friendship with Tommy Bina at the historic Canyon Country Store — a landmark tied to music, counterculture, and creative history. Through hours of honest conversation about life, art, faith, and the next generation, the two realized they shared a common belief: the real work ahead is for the kids, not the industry. From those two relationships came one mission — not to chase Hollywood, but to build for the next generation. So the Share Coke with Will podcast will launch in two locations: Angel City Pizza (with Vito) — rooted in fatherhood, community, humor, and the Gen Z crowd right next door at Venice High School. The Canyon Country Store (with Tommy) — rooted in legacy, storytelling, healing, and the cultural lineage of Laurel Canyon. Two hosts. Two homes. One message: Take care of the kids first. As the podcast grows, Will plans to bring in: Griffin Johnson (10.5M on TikTok) — through their shared management. Three-time Grammy winner J. Ivy — Will’s longest creative collaborator. And continuing alignment with Jaime King, who stood alongside WPC during the Paramount movement. What was once intended to be a Gen Z division inside a major Hollywood studio is now becoming something more real: Lucelle Studios — built through Ocala, Florida and Piney Woods School in Mississippi — where young people will learn, create, and rise. So what do you get when you mix: a former film producer, a three-time Grammy-winning poet, a Gen Z cultural voice, and a New York pizza craftsman… split between Laurel Canyon and Venice Beach… You get a group of people who Share Coke and tell the truth — about the dream they almost landed, the studio they didn’t get, and the movement they’re building anyway. Sometimes Plan B is really Plan A in disguise. Because you don’t have to own a studio to change a generation.

11. 

    7 Nov 2025

    April 15, 2025 - John Watzke Owner of the Ocala Drive-In Movie Theater & William Clevinger & his mom

    John Watzke is the owner of the ⁠Ocala Drive-In Theater⁠ (https://www.google.com/search?q=Ocala+Drive-In+Theater&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari&mstk=AUtExfDxoKGiiE14lQtVGHbubRD8f2WkjpiXgeVuyUUiuMfQf7fLsRySerFkigxBXgZ9hebesjPyTnTQtf62GNQyc--dT-qHs0BKfh86RVVXtf-g3JwdfUEx8ONfYqOhyAMO7ou5bIIu2A9uSjrCfWRp8_ee8nHHkjM5u9-UJ71kWRXo5p-bY-XvKt0lTm7XIlHDJ2WEo8m8zw0a4y-6FhPHNZpED5doxxjZR3GMpPjaUsH3vWqCK2jN9ZocGO9W2bqoj729C4jJ3Ly38IvShkYGC37mwCqEb4Nygc05BbjaiHyGXQ&csui=3&ved=2ahUKEwjMjPP_9t-QAxVkk2oFHRiNDZcQgK4QegQIARAC#ebo=0), which he restored and reopened in 2011 after finding it vacant in 2010. Coming from a family with a long history in the movie business, Watzke runs the drive-in as a passion project, showing movies seven days a week and also hosting other events like concerts and graduations. At one time, thousands of drive-ins dotted the country. Today the number is just more than 300, according to driveinmovie.com (http://driveinmovie.com/) But the renewed interest in the drive-in continued even after the indoor theaters reopened. “The pandemic brought the recognition of drive-ins back,” Watzke said. “It brought the drive-ins back into the limelight when people started realizing, ‘Hey, they still have drive-ins,’ and what a great thing it is—it’s a family outing.” The Ocala Drive-In opened in 1948 and shut down in 2002 only to reopen a year later before again closing in 2007. In 2011, Watzke stepped in, renovated the property, updated the equipment and personally handled the day-to-day operation. The work paid off—Watzke now recognizes regulars from St. Augustine, Tallahassee, Jacksonville and Daytona who make the commute to enjoy the inexpensive outing. The drive-in charges $6 per adult and $3 per child for two movies. Ticket sales account for only 20% of the revenue, Watzke said. It’s the concession stand that keeps films on the screens. “It’s a family gathering, okay?” Watzke said. “Family gets together. They come to the drive-in. They’re spending at least four to five hours or more together.” And if you ask someone about a movie they’ve seen at a drive-in, he says, “they’re going to tell you what drive-in they’ve seen it at, what vehicle they were driving, who was with them—it becomes a memory.’ Even before the pandemic, however, Watzke continued to improve the drive-in experience and expand options. They installed FM transmitters to broadcast sound through car stereos instead of through window speakers. They upgraded the projectors, and Watzke also added a second screen. The drive-in also shows more than movies. They feature concerts—video and real-time. Blake Sheldon, Garth Brooks, Bon Jovi, and Jimmy Buffet have all appeared on the Ocala screen along with Christian artists, For King and Country and Toby Mac. The drive-in has also hosted girl scout events, school award ceremonies and CF graduations. Whatever the event, the drive-in allows families the chance to come together as a family and that’s what Watzke is all about—the memories. For Watzke, it’s also a family affair. His father and his grandfather were movie projectionists. His brother, Charlie, operates a theater in Waveland, Mississippi. “I was raised in the theaters—my family has been, uh, 108 years working in theaters,” he said. Background: Watzke grew up in the movie industry and has a passion for drive-ins, which he sees as an important part of movie-going culture. Restoration: He and his brother bought the 1948 drive-in, renovated it, and reopened it in 2011. Operations: The drive-in shows movies seven days a week and also hosts events like concerts, graduations, and other gatherings. Business model: Watzke emphasizes the importance of concession sales for the drive-in's survival and focuses on showing family-friendly and animated films. Recent events: In 2023, the drive-in was temporarily closed due to significant flooding that impacted the property and Watzke's apartment, which is located on the premises. John and William and his family are working together to build a movie studio and human experience Utopia at the Ocala Drive In. Clevinger discusses his vision for that in this conversation that Will's mother is also a part of, Kathy having attended the drive in since she was a young child in Ocala, now 71 years old. Rooted in Legacy Clevinger and company have big plans for what's ahead all connected to the vision that was behind the pursuit of Paramount.

12. 

    7 Nov 2025

    September 18, 2025 - Tommy Bina @ Canyon Country Store "Where the Creatures Meet" on Love Street

    Iranian Immigrant Tommy Bina and his family have been the owners of The Canyon Country Store for the last 40 years, also known as Love Street. Tommy has been the gatekeeper to the legacy of the counterculture era of music that was birthed at the store in the late 1960's by Jim Morrison and The Doors, Momma Cass of the Mommas & Poppa's, Crosby Stills & Nash, and many other iconic acts and artists who frequented the store and made some of the greatest pieces of art of all time given to the world in music and film/tv. After pursuing a bid to acquire Paramount Global Studios instead of Skydance, led by the son of the richest man in the world, Larry & David Ellison - William and his friends were led to Love Street and the Bina family. Through the work they have done in the past year, along with a partnership with one of Americas oldest remaining historically black private boarding schools located in Mississippi, Piney Woods - they have all worked and untied together for justice, education, and to set art and children free. Legacies can't be bought, they an only be created in divine time. Join us for a conversation about life, legacy, and history while sharing some Coca-Cola.

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