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Give TSP to someone today!: Friday, March 13, 2026

A Morning Message To Start Your Day with Michael Allosso!

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A Morning Message To Start Your Day with Michael Allosso! — Give TSP to someone today!: Friday, March 13, 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hi, it's Friday, March 13th. On this date in 1964, Kitty Genovesi was stabbed to death in a New York neighborhood while 38 people failed to respond to her cries. It's a very classic case, even though it's been controversial and people have disproven part of the data, the premise still remains. Look, we're blessed with voices. We need to be brave to use those voices. Sometimes those voices can save someone's life. We have to have the courage to speak out when we know something is wrong. Similarly, we have to have the courage to speak out when something is right. Why do we hold the truthful, specific, positive feedback that we have for somebody deep in our hearts instead of bringing it forward in our voices

and telling people, sing out today, please.

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