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Two day's episode, Priscilla and the Lion Code. There was
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a big lion music barcode on a poster on a
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wall in an underground studio. A young female producer sat
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in front of it with a large vinyl record beside her.
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The music from her groups had important messages and meanings.
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The lion Colde stood for this music, filled with both
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happiness and sadness. No other artists had music like hers.
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It was difficult to steal from her artists because their
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music was coded. Their songs had a unique sound because
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of that code, which made it special. Sometimes you could
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hear a lion's growl in the interludes between songs. But
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the lion was more than just a sound on a record.
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It was like a roar in the horn and drum.
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When someone scanned the barcode on the records, the music
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could be traced back to its owner, Priscilla. However, this
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sound was quiet and not audible to others. Only Priscilla
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could hear it through a small device in her ear.
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Priscilla was set on keeping her artists and her business
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safe from criminals. Like Rob Spencer. He was a strong
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and aggressive man. Priscilla decided that if he tried to
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take her business, she would do anything to stop him,
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even if it meant hurting him. Priscilla paced her studio,
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her mind racing with unsetting scenarios. She couldn't shake the
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immature Rob's imposing figure looming over her, a constant reminder
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of a threat he posed to her artist and her livelihood.
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If it comes down to it, she thought, her heart pounding,
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I'll fight back with everything I have. I may not
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be as strong as him, but I know how to
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use my surroundings to my advantage. A swing from a
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baseball bat, anything to thin him off. The idea of
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physical confrontation was daunting, but the thought of surrendering her
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passion ignited a fiery determination within her. She would not
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be a victim, not now, not ever. You're listening to
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The buzz Story by Gail Nobles, Copyright twoenty twenty six.
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Two day's episode, Priscilla and the Lion Code. There was
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a big lion music barcode on a poster on a
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wall in an underground studio. A young female producer sat
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00:00:15.720 --> 00:00:19.760
in front of it with a large vinyl record beside her.
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The music from her groups had important messages and meanings.
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00:00:26.280 --> 00:00:31.320
The lion Colde stood for this music, filled with both
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happiness and sadness. No other artists had music like hers.
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It was difficult to steal from her artists because their
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00:00:42.560 --> 00:00:48.039
music was coded. Their songs had a unique sound because
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00:00:48.079 --> 00:00:53.600
of that code, which made it special. Sometimes you could
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00:00:53.600 --> 00:01:08.719
hear a lion's growl in the interludes between songs. But
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00:01:08.799 --> 00:01:12.560
the lion was more than just a sound on a record.
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00:01:13.239 --> 00:01:17.040
It was like a roar in the horn and drum.
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When someone scanned the barcode on the records, the music
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could be traced back to its owner, Priscilla. However, this
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sound was quiet and not audible to others. Only Priscilla
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could hear it through a small device in her ear.
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Priscilla was set on keeping her artists and her business
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safe from criminals. Like Rob Spencer. He was a strong
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and aggressive man. Priscilla decided that if he tried to
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take her business, she would do anything to stop him,
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even if it meant hurting him. Priscilla paced her studio,
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her mind racing with unsetting scenarios. She couldn't shake the
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immature Rob's imposing figure looming over her, a constant reminder
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of a threat he posed to her artist and her livelihood.
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If it comes down to it, she thought, her heart pounding,
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I'll fight back with everything I have. I may not
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be as strong as him, but I know how to
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use my surroundings to my advantage. A swing from a
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baseball bat, anything to thin him off. The idea of
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physical confrontation was daunting, but the thought of surrendering her
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passion ignited a fiery determination within her. She would not
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be a victim, not now, not ever. You're listening to
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The buzz Story by Gail Nobles, Copyright twoenty twenty six.
