Link Up Tally Inc is a non-profit organization found by Darian Davis back in 2015 as an effort of bridging the gaps of educational disparities within the poverty-stricken areas of the Tallahassee community. Having grown up in the low-income housing developments of the Tallahassee community, and consistently frequenting those areas until present day, Mr. Davis knows exactly what those disparities look like. Deciding to do something about it led to the first annual Link Up Weekend event (July 2015). This is a weekend geared around community engagement and community awareness, where there’s spotlight upon issues within the community and resources brought in to bring about resolution to those issues. Friday is dedicated towards adults, Saturday the youth, and Sunday is closed out with a community pool party/cookout.  

From here Link Up Tally Inc has hosted numerous events from resource and career fairs, food and 
clothing giveaways, to community parties for the youth. Currently, Link Up Tally Inc has started a full curriculum afterschool program for youth grades k-12. This is a culturally based educational program geared to build awareness and understanding of one’s individual self, culture and history, critical thinking, economics, financial literacy, and generational wealth building. The goal is to simply create a haven and atmosphere of greatness. Link Up Tally Inc has much more to come because the vision for community wellness is an ever-growing task.  
As the saying goes “It takes a Village to Raise a Child” we’re building that village, so let’s Link Up!!! 

Phone: (850) 228-7149
Email: [email protected] 
Facebook: ​https://www.facebook.com/LinkUPBridgingTheGap

Olympic sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson is in the news again over a failed drug test. This time she is not directly in the spotlight. Russian figure skater  Kamila Valieva was found with a banned substance in her system. The twist is, Vaileva will be allowed to compete in the Olympics while Richardson was not allowed to compete. Many people are upset with the rulings, but are the details the same in both situations? Is Sha'Carri being wronged by the Olympics, or are people making the situation more than what it is? Tune in!! 

Joe and Pat react to the story of a man that has chosen a relationship with a doll over real human interaction because of his fear of rejection and failure.  

This week on the Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joe and Pat tackle the task of choosing polyamory or monogamy. They react to a video by YouTube creators Jubilee, where two adults are asking children ages 5,10,12, what they think about polyamory and monogamy, and which would they choose. Joe and Pat both agree it was rather strange to ask such young children about these types of relationships, but the video was too interesting to not react to it. The children were smarter than the adults expected, which made the Q/A so interesting. Tune in!!!