BLACK MEN'S HEALTH STUDY/ONE MAN'S CANCER JOURNEY/NEW ATTORNEY @ OSBORNE, FRANCIS & PETTIS

844-945-2945.

Niecy and I are going to handle the phones and the comments, questions, everything that's coming through right now until we have our 7 a.m. guests who are on the way.

Attorneys Johanse Pettis and Greg Francis.

Right now, we would have typically been talking to Junius Bradley.

He was our second guest this morning.

We're talking about prostate cancer.

And he had his second round and doesn't feel too well this morning and said, you know what, the medicine I take to kind of help me over that really makes me nauseous.

So 844-945-2945.

I really just want to talk with you, especially after the conversation we heard from Drs.

Green and Sneed this morning.

They are from the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa.

And what I love is that there's some brothers.

They are some smarts.

My brothers, you hear me? And they have created this 25 question survey that they are.

They have 500 men already who have answered it.

And they're not just looking at central Florida.

They're going across the country.

So they're searching out urban radio stations like us.

And I really have to thank Attorney Pettis because he's who put me in contact with these brothers, these professional, these doctors.

And we're talking about the disproportionate amount of black men being affected by prostate cancer.

And one thing is, you know, we hesitate before we go to the doctor.

We know that something's not right.

But, you know, the fear factor is something else.

And if I can hold your hand with information...

That's my job, you know.

844-945-2945.

Niecy and I are going to handle the phones and the comments, questions, everything that's coming through right now until we have our 7 a.m. guests who are on the way.

Attorneys Johanse Pettis and Greg Francis.

Right now, we would have typically been talking to Junius Bradley.

He was our second guest this morning.

We're talking about prostate cancer.

And he had his second round and doesn't feel too well this morning and said, you know what, the medicine I take to kind of help me over that really makes me nauseous.

So 844-945-2945.

I really just want to talk with you, especially after the conversation we heard from Drs.

Green and Sneed this morning.

They are from the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa.

And what I love is that there's some brothers.

They are some smarts.

My brothers, you hear me? And they have created this 25 question survey that they are.

They have 500 men already who have answered it.

And they're not just looking at central Florida.

They're going across the country.

So they're searching out urban radio stations like us.

And I really have to thank Attorney Pettis because he's who put me in contact with these brothers, these professional, these doctors.

And we're talking about the disproportionate amount of black men being affected by prostate cancer.

And one thing is, you know, we hesitate before we go to the doctor.

We know that something's not right.

But, you know, the fear factor is something else.

And if I can hold your hand with information...

That's my job, you know.