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Life Happened... with Tawana Cadien kicks off Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month with Marla Jones in honor of the legacy of Marla's beautiful daughter Khyrstin "Kyssi" Andrews.  Kyssi's legacy leads us to stand with every person affected by Pediatric Cancer and to use our voices to raise awareness!  Kyssi was called home to heaven on Sunday, June 7, 2015 after her courageous battle with Pediatric Cancer, but her light shines on!  We are proud to carry her torch and stand united in raising awareness for Pediatric Cancer!  Every contribution brings us one step closer to the treatment that will end Pediatric Cancer once and for all!  "You do not know how much faith you have until faith is ALL that you have..." Marla Jones  Join us on Life Happened...  #‎KyssiStrong

Kyssi's legacy lives on in the hope, love and support The Kyssi Andrews Foundation for Pediatric Cancerwill bring to children and families across the country and around the world!

Contact the Kyssi Andrews Foundation for Pediatric Cancer to inquire about speaking engagements and upcoming events at [email protected]

Marvelous Monday with Dr. Shirley McKellar and Bishop L.J. Guillory is always the way to start the week!  In 2016 we will make some impoortant decisions about the direction of our country and the lives of American people and families.  It is our civic responsibility to stay informed on the issues, pay close attention to the actions and decisions of our elected officials,  get to know the people who are running for office and educate ourselves and others about the importance of VOTING!  Let's get moving in the right direction for 2016.

CEO Katheryn Clark-Thompson, wife, mother, counselor, and advocate desires to assist the youth of today achieve and maximize the potential within themselves.  Clark-Thompson counsels and advocates for young men and women daily in the crisis intervention arena.  After pacing for 14 years to complete a higher education, obtaining a Doctorate in Religious Counseling from Gospel Ministries Outreach Theological Institute, she is now focused on giving men, women and youth access to knowledge and tools required to achieve. On all levels the focus is locating the potential and realizing through acquired knowledge the purpose.

Tonight on The Ombudsman Press Show:

Do Black Lives Matter?  Bishop L. J. Guillory and fellow corespondent on the ground in Compton, Melvin Farmer bring you one man our media would have you believe is just a statistic!  Rather than just survive tragedy after being shot and left to die on a city sidewalk within the recent wave of violence and murder in L.A., Thomas Wilson has decided to be an agent of change in his community and in our world! The photo above of the shooting that injured Thomas Wilson and took the life of his friend made the news but was quickly replaced with the next crime scene photo of those who have been gunned down in acts that seem to be part of a social media bet made by gang members. Sadly, moral decay and lack of value for human life is a harsh reality which many of us choose to ignore.  Are we not all responsible for the breakdown of struggling communities within our own society? Crime, violence, and lack of respect for fellow man are symptoms of a larger systemic failure of epic and detrimental proportions. We should not expect it to repair itself, we should demand more of ourselves as human beings!  We must work together to help our brothers and sisters in neglected communities that exist in perpetual crisis. #100Days100Nights detailed in the article linked below.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/07/28/la-gangs-hashtag-bet-kill-100-people-in-100-days.html

Contact Melvin Farmer (909)368-1296

To purchase your copy of "I Know Why the Caged Lion Roars" by Bishop Guillory click here or call (310)980-0816

There are many questions regarding HIV/AIDS in the church and why it's not discussed. Even in our black communities. Join us as we discuss part 2 of this topic. Pastor Savalas R. Squire and William Francis will be a guest today at 4:30 pm Mountain Time. Call in and join the conversation 347-855-8118 or register online and listen in www.blogtalkradio.com. I look forward to what you all have to say. Thank you for your support. Be blessed.

Join me your host Dakari Lenear tonight on the "Muddy Waters" show live by dialing (347) 855-8118. 

Tonights topic: Stalking & Work Place Violence as it relates to the reporter, cameraman and the person getting interviewed.  This show will not be based on firearms but rather stalking and work place violence as a crime(s).  It is only then can we discuss prevention.

This week The Branden Johnson Show has financial experts in the kitchen to whip you up some real money solutions. We will discuss saving more, giving more, learning more, and staying out of debt. We have a bankruptcy attorney on tap to give you advice and share about PayDay Lending woes, as well as legal options to getting out of debt. We have a financial advisor on deck to give you practical saving and preparing solutions with the money you earn, no matter the amount. It is time we start building our legacy of finacial freedom from this day forward. Tune in to get a better handle on the money you have. We all could use more of it, why not listen in on how you can make your money work for you.

Tune in to Eyes Wide Open for a political roundtable discussion on the details of the Iran nuclear deal, Trump's immigration ideas and how Josh Duggar's behavior is much more than just gossip!

Life Happened... Remembering the Storm,10 years after Katrina with Charles Gillam, a self-taught artist whose works depict the rich African-American culture of his native New Orleans. Born and raised in the Lower Ninth Ward, he became interested in art while working as a shoeshine boy in the French Quarter. The city's streets provided his art supplies and he was influenced by fellow New Orleans’ artists Willie White and Herbert Singleton. In 1996, he and his wife Susan established the Folk Art Zone and Blues Museum in Algiers Point. Gillam is a longtime participant at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival where he has both demonstrated his craft in the Folklife Village and sold his works as a featured artist in the Louisiana Marketplace. He has also participated at the Essence Music Festival (2009-2011) and the Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival (2011). His work is permanently featured in the Basin Street Visitor Information & Cultural Center, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Archives, Festival Productions, Inc. and Upperline Restaurant. New Orleans Artists Against Hunger and Homelessness,Old Algiers RiverFest, House of Blues, and Art in Algiers. Gillam’s work has been featured in publications such as "Facing South: Portraits of Southern Artists," "Gambit Weekly," "New Orleans Magazine," "Raw Vision" magazine, and "Essence" magazine, among others. Finally, he has been featured, locally and nationally, on radio programs and television shows.

Marvelous Monday with Dr. Shirley McKellar and Bishop L.J. Guillory is always the way to start the week!  In 2016 we will make some impoortant decisions about the direction of our country and the lives of American people and families.  It is our civic responsibility to stay informed on the issues, pay close attention to the actions and decisions of our elected officials,  get to know the people who are running for office and educate ourselves and others about the importance of VOTING!  Let's get moving in the right direction for 2016.  Tonight we are talking about the non-stop GOP bandwagon of horrible ideas!  The horrible idea du jour is that we should put an end to birthright citizenship in the United States!  This also happens to be one of the bullet points within the immigration policy position of GOP primary frontrunner, Donald Trump.  Of course, the rest of the GOP candidates have been quick to glom on to the idea and find some way to double down on the extremity of the position. GOP candidates are finding creative ways to make their mark on this racist policy "idea" by adding their own personal touches of heartless, fiscally irresponsible, and ridiculous details.  Iowa conservative talk radio host Jan Mickelson was quick to endorse Trump's policy proposal, and even took it a step further by stating that "illegals" who are unable to "produce their papers" should "become property" of the state and should be "given minimum neccessary provisions" of food and water, "modest tent city living quarters" for housing, and should be "compelled to work" for the state that has "ownership of them."  Rather than repudiating the hateful rhetoric, many GOP candidates responded by giving Jan an interview!