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06/06/2026

He Can Dribble, But He’s No Point Guard

Yesterday’s championship game between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs may have turned on a single possession.

In the closing seconds, Wemby brought the ball up himself. As he crossed into the frontcourt, he attempted a pass that hit a teammate in the back as the teammate continued down the floor. Turnover. Possession gone.

That is not a knock on his talent. Wemby may be the most versatile player in basketball. He can play center, power forward, small forward, shooting guard, and at times even handle the ball like a guard.

The problem is that handling the ball and being a point guard are not the same thing.
Late in a game, a point guard’s first responsibility is getting the ball where it needs to be. No surprises. No unnecessary risks. Get the team organized. Get across half court. Put the ball in the right hands.

For years, the Spurs have benefited from having true point guards who understood those moments. The position is about decision-making as much as ball handling.

Wemby is being asked to do a little bit of everything. Most nights that works because his talent covers a lot of mistakes. In the final seconds of a championship game, there is less room for error.

Now the Spurs head to Madison Square Garden down 2-0.

Game 3 is no longer just another game. Lose it, and the conversation changes from a championship series to whether the Knicks are reaching for the broom.

Wemby can dribble.
Nobody questions that.

The question is whether the Spurs need him bringing the ball up the floor when the season is hanging in the balance.

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05/30/2026

Money Isn’t Everything.

Good health is everything. But health alone will not pay the mortgage, fund the specialist, or build the inheritance. That is where financial literacy changes everything and saves lives.

Money is not the enemy of good health. It is the engine behind it. It funds the doctor, the specialist, the second opinion, and the recovery. It builds the inheritance that gives the next generation a head start instead of a setback.

One protects the body. The other determines the quality of the life lived inside it. Money creates access. It creates options. It creates freedom. It is the difference between surviving and thriving, between existing and building something that outlasts a lifetime.

Living in a state like California makes this impossible to ignore. The pursuit of wealth is not greed. It is responsibility.

Health may be everything, but wealth determines how well it is lived.

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05/28/2026

Health. Wealth. Fashion. All of it connects.

Natural fabrics. Tailored fit. Garments built to last. Dress once reflected class, trade, region, discipline, and personal identity. Before, during, and even after the Great Depression, style still mattered in America. Even when families struggled financially, many people still showed up polished, structured, and intentional in appearance.

At the peak of the Great Depression in 1933, nearly 25% of the American workforce was unemployed. Banks collapsed. Businesses failed. Millions lost homes, savings, and investments. Yet despite the hardship, style still held cultural value.
Then something changed.

In 1935, nylon was introduced into the fabric world by DuPont. Mass-produced fashion slowly began replacing durable, natural fabrics. Convenience slowly began replacing presentation. Synthetic materials slowly began replacing cotton, wool, silk, and linen.

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Style changed.
America changed.
Fashion took root.

Define: Style vs Fashion
Style is personal, timeless, and connected to identity. Fashion follows trends, mass production, and seasonal change. Style is worn with intention. Fashion is often worn for acceptance.

This is where the conversation gets curated for Money Talks Radio Show, connecting Health, Wealth, Fashion, fabric literacy, and the cultural shift from Style to mass-produced Fashion.

Like. Share. Comment. Most of all, tune in locally in Sacramento on 97.5 FM and nationally and internationally on the TuneIn App under KDEE Radio.

05/27/2026

STEPS THREE. STEP FOUR. STEP FIVE

Two chambers. Not one. That is a statement. A crane over a La Jolla wellness center turns heads, and the neighborhood noticed. Second floor. Two units. Full commitment. This facility is not testing the water, they are in it. Pro athletes, high performers, and longevity seekers in one of California’s wealthiest corridors now have a destination built for them. The locker room talks. The boardroom listens. Where you spend your money tells the world what you value. They valued more, so they ordered two. Not slowing down. Investing in more time.

05/26/2026

APEX O2 Hyperbaric
Luxury wellness in California is evolving beyond traditional fitness and beauty into a premium lifestyle centered around recovery, optimization, longevity, appearance, mental clarity, and elevated living. From hyperbaric oxygen therapy and IV wellness to elite fitness clubs, organic nutrition, cryotherapy, biohacking, luxury retreats, designer activewear, and oceanfront recovery experiences, the industry represents one of California’s fastest-growing premium lifestyle sectors.

This is not simply wellness.
This is performance, restoration, image, atmosphere, and experience curated at the highest level.

California is not only a place.
California is a wellness economy.

Visit ThaxterVArterberry.com
Step Three coming shortly.
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05/24/2026

Equity Over Everything.

For thousands of years, humanity wore natural fabrics, not oil-based synthetic materials. Awareness matters. Ownership matters. Health matters.

Cotton. Linen. Wool. Silk. H**p. True Bamboo Linen. Alpaca, Cashmere, and Mohair.

Seven natural fabric lines connected to breathability, comfort, durability, and lifestyle awareness before the rise of petroleum-based synthetic clothing.

Helicopter Est. 1977 Studios proudly owns NothingButH**p.com, coming Fall 2026 featuring fashion-forward clothing and healthy fabric alternatives rooted in modern awareness and timeless style.

Stay aware. Stay connected.

Also visit ThaxterVArterberry.com, currently under construction, focused on longevity, optimum health, wellness awareness, and alternative lifestyle education.

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Think Bigger! Act Bigger! Faith Forward!


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05/24/2026

In 1935, nylon was developed.
In 1937, it was introduced to the public.
By 1955, petroleum-derived synthetic fabrics were rapidly becoming part of everyday American life.

Today, millions of people wear polyester, spandex, nylon, and other synthetic materials every single day without knowing what those fabrics are actually made of.

T-shirts.
Sweatpants.
Compression wear.
Underwear.
Socks.
Athletic gear.
Even many bra fabrics.

Most people know the brand.
Very few know the fabric.

Meanwhile the skin represents 16% of the human body and is the body’s largest organ, yet almost nobody stops to ask:
“What exactly is touching my body all day long?”

Because petroleum is not only connected to gasoline and diesel fuel.
It is also connected to much of the modern fabric industry.

And now think deeper.

Millions of Americans permanently tattoo the skin…
then place petroleum-derived synthetic fabrics directly over that same skin daily.

That alone should create conversation surrounding the body’s largest organ.

This is not fear.
It’s awareness.

The takeaway?

Start taking pictures of your clothing labels.
Even bra labels.
Put them into GPT.
Open your awareness.
Learn what your fabrics are actually made of.

Because most people know brand names better than fabric names.

Health becomes more important than wealth when the consumer becomes fabric literate.

Follow me on social media, YouTube, and Money Talks Radio Show for deeper conversations surrounding health, wealth, awareness, and modern consumer literacy.

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05/22/2026

We rank last in wealth.

Last in health.

But first in spending money destroying the very body God gave us.

Make that make sense.
Billions spent on tattoos while high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, stress, depression, and vitamin deficiencies keep killing our communities early.

The skin is the largest organ in the human body.
Largest.

And what do we keep doing?
Punching ink through it.
Not saying don’t express yourself.

I’m saying at what cost?
The same skin responsible for helping produce vitamin D from sunlight now covered, penetrated, scarred, and chemically injected while our communities already suffer from some of the worst health outcomes in America.

That is not health over wealth.
That is not wealth over health.
That is self destruction dressed up as culture.

And before anybody gets emotional, understand this:

Every organ in the human body carries risk.
The skin is no different.
Infection.
Allergic reaction.
Inflammation.

Long term unknowns from ink beneath the skin.

These are facts.
Next week on Money Talks Radio Show we are having the conversation most people are too scared to have.
Health.
Wealth.
Responsibility.
Discipline.
Community.
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An Hour of Power on 97.5 FM.
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05/20/2026

What Is The Only True American Cuisine? | Part One

America turns 250 years old on July 4th, 2026.

So let’s ask an honest question:

What is the only true American cuisine?

Soul Food was not imported into America.

It was created here.

Born from survival.

Built in America.

Part One.
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