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FRPC is for the fan who wants information rather than just "Hot Takes", we want to give a fuller picture of NBA franchises, NBA players, and NBA prospects. Breaking the news is great but we want to focus on the story beyond the headlines! Deep dives on Player Personnel Decision makers, scouting, and our favorite NBA Media personalities!Let's build this community... We need you! If you see something that you are passionate about in this Bio, contact us here -- frontrunnerpc@gmail.comFollow us Twitter @frontrunnerpc and @Raya_FunchFRPCIf you have something to say or expand the conversation, FRPC...

Are your family finances not where you want them to be? That's because you don't have a CFO at home! Certified Personal Financial Wellness Consultant Vince Carter and his amazing guests discuss Personal Finance fundamentals and ways to better navigate the relational aspects of money to help listeners become the CFO at THEIR home! Want to be a guest on CFO at Home? Send Vince Carter a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1628643039567x840793309030672500

QuestionPoint is a podcast where points are given for thoughtful questions. We will touch on a variety of topics such as, entertainment, pop culture, current events, tech news, and sports. The host with the most thought provoking questions... wins and will have 3 minutes of time to talk about what ever caught their eye that week.

QP Sports Exchange is a podcast under the QuestionPoint Podcast umbrella. Your host Vince Carter does a deep dive on notable topics in the sports world. From recruiting in college football and basketball to the professional big three of NFL/NBA/MLB. Draft History Trades and Trade deadline specials Free Agent signings Recruiting Welcome to the discussion. QP Sports Exchange, where topics can be vetted to give you a panoramic view of the sports world.

When the Toronto Raptors first took the court back in 1995, the world was a very different place. Michael Jordan was tearing up the NBA. No one had email. And a lot of people wondered whether basketball could survive in Toronto, the holy city of hockey.