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Re: “DJ Tommy Smith arrested in Little Rock”
If this is a real surprise to anyone they must not listen to “the show with no name” as much as I do, which is not much. I basically listen because I like their evening shows and the station is still on when I get in the car in the morning. In just a few minutes of listening one should be able to pick up on some clues on issues there.
But I am also hoping that he is able to get help and turn to Jesus and live well!