Twitter Class Podcast Episode 4: The Case for Dual Domination with Guest Speaker King Randall

Greetings Beloveds,

And welcome to the 4th episode of Twitter Class Podcast. I am Coach Felecia Killings, the Founder, Owner, and CEO of The Felecia Killings FDN, the Conscious Conservative MVMT, and our Media Network and Academy.

Twitter Class Podcast is an extension of my daily Twitter Class sessions. Every Monday - Friday, you can tune in LIVE to our Podcast on Spaces from 7 - 8 pm EST. Then join me for more LIVE episodes every Saturday and Sunday from 3 - 4 pm EST.

During these sessions, I will focus on teaching you various lessons related to the Kingdom of God, Conscious Black Conservatism, Black Outreach, effective messaging, building virtual empires, and using the written and spoken word to change lives.

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Now, TONIGHT, we have another special guest coming to Twitter Class Podcast. He is the Founder and Visionary of The X for Boys in Albany, GA. He is a fiery motivational speaker. He is none other than King Randall.

Questions for King included:

1. What's your story and how did you enter the conservative space?
2. Talk to us about that moment in your life that practically broke you, but essentially birthed you into your purpose.
3. Tell us what it’s like to be the Founder of a nationally-recognized, community-based organization.
4. What are some of the challenges you see happening among young Black men in Albany, and how is your organization creating new pathways and opportunities for them?
5. What are some of the challenges you encounter as a young leader in Albany?
6. How would you describe your previous attitude towards people like Conservatives or Republicans?
7. What changed for you in that moment, and how did Conservatives’ support cause you to think differently about the Republican Party and its members?
8. What were the first steps you took to become legitimate in Albany?
9. Do you have team members, and if so, how have they been influential in your organization’s progress?
10. Give us some of your greatest accomplishments with your boys.
11. Give us a basic rundown of Albany and what’s happening there.
12. In a city that is deeply Progressive, how important is it to have a competing political machine to be present to support or protect what you’re trying to accomplish there?
13. Tell us how you’ve been able to leverage Dual Domination over the last year. 
14. In closing, what advice would you give to someone -- young or old -- when it comes to starting their own community-based organization?

Enjoy Beloveds!