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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!

The Quest: Journey Into Reality hosted by H.J. (Jamal) Robinson is a weekly internet radio program on #BlogTalkUSA aimed at educating and sharing information and views on a wide range of topics and issues that are not always discussed in a public forum!  We go beyond the surface of every topic and give a platform for open, honest, intelligent, and respectful debate, discussion, and exchange of ideas.  Physics, history, philosophy, organized religion, education, religious doctrine, social constructs within our and other societies, historical and modern mythology, spiritual, emotional, mental, physical wellness and health are only a few general subjects, among a vast range of topics we will encounter and delve into on The Quest: Journey Into Reality on #BlogTalkUSA! Join Jamal Robinson LIVE tonight at 10 pm CST. Call (515) 605-9375to join the discussion.

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!

Pozitively Dee HIV/AIDS Discussion Saturday, September 24th, 2016 4:30pm MST, 3:30pm PST, 5:30 pm CT and 6:30pm EST. Call 347-855-8118 to join the discussion or listen online at www.blogtalk usa.com My guest will be Jake Scott who started a campaign called I’m A Survivor. We all know all too well about the HIV rate in all parts of Africa and I have hashtagged #treatmentforall Jake and his organization educates the importance of getting tested and protecting yourself to the youth in South Africa. He is making strides that many wish they can accomplish their being that the stigma is so bad Jake say’s I’m A Survivor is designed for all people regardless of status. There r mission to break the chain of the stigma surrounding the issue of HIV and promote a social dynamic of competence. While it is estimated that in South Africa 2300 women between 15-24 become infected with HIV every week, and 500,000 people a year across South Africa, HIV remains a subject that most people are not comfortable discussing. In order to reverse this trend, we must work together by embracing the strength to discuss the topic and build competence into our own lives. We all seem to forget about those in other Countries so please call in and listen to his amazing work and go to I’m A Survivor Website and download this amazing song that has me in tears. We are all survivors everyone and I look forward to hearing your voices on the show. www.imasurvivor.co.za

Let's clean up some of this mud so we can see things clearly.  On The Muddy Waters Show we engage in respectful, open, and honest dialogue without censorship or avoidance of tough subject matter.  Look at the topics below, this is not a hello kitty show! Together we can make our lives better by making the effort to evaluate our discussion and find common ground to stand on! If you have a topic that is not listed call and let me know.

Topic(s)

-Terrorism

-America

-Justice

“Men in general judge more by the sense of sight than by the sense of touch, because everyone can see but few can test by feeling. Everyone sees what you seem to be, few know what you really are; and those few do not dare take a stand against the general opinion.” 

? Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince

Let's clean up some of this mud so we can see things clearly.  On The Muddy Waters Show we engage in respectful, open, and honest dialogue without censorship or avoidance of tough subject matter.  Look at the topics below, this is not a hello kitty show! Together we can make our lives better by making the effort to evaluate our discussion and find common ground to stand on! If you have a topic that is not listed call and let me know.

Tonight: We have a serious problem with police in this country that is a serious danger for citizens, communities, and good cops who want to serve and protect.  This problem just got much deeper than I realized and I am now asking, "Why are police officers leaving civilians to die after shooting them?"

Pozitively Dee HIV/AIDS Discussion Saturday, September 24th, 2016 4:30pm MST, 3:30pm PST, 5:30 pm CT and 6:30pm EST. Call 347-855-8118 to join the discussion or listen online at www.blogtalk usa.com My guest will be Jake Scott who started a campaign called I’m A Survivor. We all know all too well about the HIV rate in all parts of Africa and I have hashtagged #treatmentforall Jake and his organization educates the importance of getting tested and protecting yourself to the youth in South Africa. He is making strides that many wish they can accomplish their being that the stigma is so bad Jake say’s I’m A Survivor is designed for all people regardless of status. There r mission to break the chain of the stigma surrounding the issue of HIV and promote a social dynamic of competence. While it is estimated that in South Africa 2300 women between 15-24 become infected with HIV every week, and 500,000 people a year across South Africa, HIV remains a subject that most people are not comfortable discussing. In order to reverse this trend, we must work together by embracing the strength to discuss the topic and build competence into our own lives. We all seem to forget about those in other Countries so please call in and listen to his amazing work and go to I’m A Survivor Website and download this amazing song that has me in tears. We are all survivors everyone and I look forward to hearing your voices on the show. www.imasurvivor.co.za

Let's clean up some of this mud so we can see things clearly.  On The Muddy Waters Show we engage in respectful, open, and honest dialogue without censorship or avoidance of tough subject matter.  Look at the topics below, this is not a hello kitty show! Together we can make our lives better by making the effort to evaluate our discussion and find common ground to stand on! If you have a topic that is not listed call and let me know.

Topic(s)

-Terrorism

-America

-Justice

“Men in general judge more by the sense of sight than by the sense of touch, because everyone can see but few can test by feeling. Everyone sees what you seem to be, few know what you really are; and those few do not dare take a stand against the general opinion.” 

? Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince

Let's clean up some of this mud so we can see things clearly.  On The Muddy Waters Show we engage in respectful, open, and honest dialogue without censorship or avoidance of tough subject matter.  Look at the topics below, this is not a hello kitty show! Together we can make our lives better by making the effort to evaluate our discussion and find common ground to stand on! If you have a topic that is not listed call and let me know.

Tonight: We have a serious problem with police in this country that is a serious danger for citizens, communities, and good cops who want to serve and protect.  This problem just got much deeper than I realized and I am now asking, "Why are police officers leaving civilians to die after shooting them?"

There will be no tears in the end. Our focus on the episode is why we still aren't prepared for the war that has been waged against us. We plan to open the eyes of people to a world that has been twirling in existence for only a few hundred years that has forced the thousands of years of training out if our minds. We hope to instill a sense of urgency to research all information in the matter of cop vs. black people as being a pandemic in our society. We delve into why training can't change the mind of a bigot. We further unveil why people choose to become police in America. The good, bad, and ugly will be discussed. We will share practical solutions for your community in preparedness and prevention methods.

Instructions: click on the play button once you open the link to listen promptly at 8 pm or dial in anytime 10 minutes before or during the show at 515-605-9375. Your call is automatically muted while you listen. If you would like to be taken off mute to speak press 1 and your call will be cued in the order it was received.