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Send us a textMy mother once told me that you never get old as long as you keep growing. I live by that. I see people all the time who seem stagnant in their lives and jobs, primarily because they don’t see a place for growth in themselves. You have to applaud people who find a way to extend their life by finding something new. I look at my guest today as someone who also practices that theory. When I first met Wille Joe, he was on stage rapping songs from his latest mixtape. At the time, the Vallejo native was one of the many young artists in Atlanta who were primed to blow up and become the next big thing in hip-hop. Signing with Jazze Pha was supposed to be the first step. As it is in music, not everything turns into gold. After signing with the producer, Willie parted ways with his label after a lack of movement in his career at the time. He would take a break and take it back to the bay. That’s where he got back to his roots and revitalized his music career. He even made a song that became a bay area cla