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BlogTalkUSA

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BlogTalkUSA episodes

  • Rap It Up LIVE with Pastor A.F. Riggins
    Rap It Up LIVE is an opportunity for Pastor A.F. Riggins to discuss current events in news and politics with a live audience and callers! Each Sunday night we discuss current issues of relevance for our world, our country, our communities, and our daily lives as citizens and as valuable members of the global community that is all of humankind!
    Tonight: The Autopsy of Election 2016 Begins!  What went wrong? How did every poll get it wrong? Are we not the America we thought we had become? How do we pick up the pieces and move forward from here?
    1 hr 5 min
  • The Ombudsman Press Show
    The Ombudsman Press Show: stimulating talk, live-callers,cutting edge interviews, and the un-cut local, state and national news that will inform taxpayers of the most paramount information that will keep them up-to-date when it comes to politics, religion and entertainment. Host, Bishop L.J. Guillory always delivers a powerful lineup of insightful, thoughtful, wise commentary and surprise guests for every episode of The Ombudsman Press Show!
    First Post Election show
    2 hr 54 min
  • The Ombudsman Press Show
    The Ombudsman Press Show: stimulating talk, live-callers,cutting edge interviews, and the un-cut local, state and national news that will inform taxpayers of the most paramount information that will keep them up-to-date when it comes to politics, religion and entertainment. Host, Bishop L.J. Guillory always delivers a powerful lineup of insightful, thoughtful, wise commentary and surprise guests for every episode of The Ombudsman Press Show!
    First Post Election show
    2 hr 54 min
  • Treatment For All Not Just For Some!
    Pozitively Dee HIV/AIDS Discussion 4:30pm MST, 3:30pm PST, 5:30pm CT and 6:30pm EST call 515-605-9375 to join the discussion Saturday November 12th 2016 or you can listen online at www.blogtalkusa.com. I have always stressed that if we advocate for change, we advocate for all. Do you ever think about others who have a hard time getting HIV medications (ARV’S)? How come other countries have a harder time then the United States when it comes to any kind of medical care. Well, Venezuela doesn’t just have a hard time keeping HIV medications they also have a hard time with many other meds. Even the basic things we pay a dollar for like alcohol, Q-tips, cotton balls and peroxide and these are needed for surgeries. The medications you have laying around in your home can go to those who need it. My guest will be Cristabol Plaza who started an organization called Action 4 Solidary a 501c3. Cristabol says #IASKARVFORVENEZUELA is not a campaign just for people with HIV, but is also a campaign that includes everyone single one of us as human beings because anyone can be infected and/or affected by HIV. If we do not see it this way and do not collaborate humanely with Venezuelans living with HIV, then we are not helping in the fight against HIV/AIDS globally. Please join me and my guest and see how you can help. www.actionforsolidary.org
    1 hr 41 min
  • Time in the Service of our Country.
    What makes these people so unique. That many years later. You can hear from them or see them on Facebook and it will take you right back to that place where you knew them in your past. I got this idea by posting to one of those friends on Facebook this morning,
    1 hr 58 min
  • Eyes Wide Open: DemBlogTalk Post Election Special Edition
    Post Election Discussion with Texas Young Democrats leaders: Celia Morgan - President of Texas Young Democrats, Kevin Numerick - President of Collin County Young Democrats, and Michael Messer - founder of Collin County Young Democrats. Emmett King - Politically active 13 year old Progressive voice for youth participation, civic engagement, and organization for a future Progressive Democratic Party!
    To start, we will reflect on the 2016 election cycle, then move on to discuss getting ready for the 2018 and 2020 election cycles. That discussion will include how Young Democrats across Texas and the nation might begin to take over Democratic Party leadership positions to reshape the party for their (YD generation inclusive) future.
    It would be great to make this an open mic night for Young Democrats Texas wide, so spread the word about the program. YD's can call into the program to share their thoughts and ask questions.
    Listen by phone at (515) 605-9375. Press 1 to ask your question, make a comment, and share your thoughts! Use the link below to listen online: BlogTalkUSA.com
    2 hr 30 min
  • Eyes Wide Open: DemBlogTalk Post Election Special Edition
    Post Election Discussion with Texas Young Democrats leaders: Celia Morgan - President of Texas Young Democrats, Kevin Numerick - President of Collin County Young Democrats, and Michael Messer - founder of Collin County Young Democrats. Emmett King - Politically active 13 year old Progressive voice for youth participation, civic engagement, and organization for a future Progressive Democratic Party!
    To start, we will reflect on the 2016 election cycle, then move on to discuss getting ready for the 2018 and 2020 election cycles. That discussion will include how Young Democrats across Texas and the nation might begin to take over Democratic Party leadership positions to reshape the party for their (YD generation inclusive) future.
    It would be great to make this an open mic night for Young Democrats Texas wide, so spread the word about the program. YD's can call into the program to share their thoughts and ask questions.
    Listen by phone at (515) 605-9375. Press 1 to ask your question, make a comment, and share your thoughts! Use the link below to listen online: BlogTalkUSA.com
    2 hr 30 min
  • Treatment For All Not Just For Some!
    Pozitively Dee HIV/AIDS Discussion 4:30pm MST, 3:30pm PST, 5:30pm CT and 6:30pm EST call 515-605-9375 to join the discussion Saturday November 12th 2016 or you can listen online at www.blogtalkusa.com. I have always stressed that if we advocate for change, we advocate for all. Do you ever think about others who have a hard time getting HIV medications (ARV’S)? How come other countries have a harder time then the United States when it comes to any kind of medical care. Well, Venezuela doesn’t just have a hard time keeping HIV medications they also have a hard time with many other meds. Even the basic things we pay a dollar for like alcohol, Q-tips, cotton balls and peroxide and these are needed for surgeries. The medications you have laying around in your home can go to those who need it. My guest will be Cristabol Plaza who started an organization called Action 4 Solidary a 501c3. Cristabol says #IASKARVFORVENEZUELA is not a campaign just for people with HIV, but is also a campaign that includes everyone single one of us as human beings because anyone can be infected and/or affected by HIV. If we do not see it this way and do not collaborate humanely with Venezuelans living with HIV, then we are not helping in the fight against HIV/AIDS globally. Please join me and my guest and see how you can help. www.actionforsolidary.org
    1 hr 41 min
  • Time in the Service of our Country.
    What makes these people so unique. That many years later. You can hear from them or see them on Facebook and it will take you right back to that place where you knew them in your past. I got this idea by posting to one of those friends on Facebook this morning,
    1 hr 58 min
  • The Gumbo Mix: Living in Amerika
    I seek to shed light on how things appear to be great. We then take the veil off what has been a nightmare for many. With so much that has yet to be completed, we tell ourselves little lies about maltreatment to help us sleep at night. We make excuses for our behavior until our actions become known to the public. No more lying to ourselves about who we are. It is time to tell the truth about what it feels lime to live where we live. The good, the bad, and the ugly.
    1 hr 59 min

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