Bring It On! – WFHB

Today host William Hosea and guest host Nordia McNish speak with Dr. Tennisha N. Riley on how to maintain good mental health throughout the holiday season. Dr. Riley is a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society and a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University.

Dr. Riley received her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2018. Her research interests focus on cognitive and emotional processes associated with the development of both risk-related and prosocial behaviors among African American youth. Specifically, she is interested in the degree to which adolescents’ emotion-related physiological responses to among other things family, peers, school, and community settings informs decision-making.

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Today host William Hosea and guest host Dana Black speak with Robin Winston, political strategist, and former State Democratic Party Chair. They spend the hour unpacking recent political developments in Indiana and our nation.

Dana Black is the Indiana Democrat Party Deputy Chair of Engagement. She is also the President of the Indiana Stonewall Democrats, a Lawrence Township Democrat Club Member, Lawrence Township Precinct Committeeman, and NAACP Member. In addition, Dana is the host of the radio show Turn Left and co-host of the podcast Policy with a Purpose.

Robin Winston started his career in Indiana by serving in 1993 as a community development specialist in the Indiana Department of Commerce. After serving as the lieutenant governor’s liaison to several economic development agencies and serving as a principal advisor to then-Lieutenant Governor O’Bannon, Mr. Winston became deputy director of O’Bannon’s successful campaign to be elected governor. Following the election, Mr. Winston became political director of the Indiana Democratic Party. He became Chairperson in 1999 at the request of Governor O’Bannon and the United States Senator Evan Bayh.

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Today hosts William Hosea and Clarence Boone spend the hour speaking with John Zody, Chair of the Indiana Democratic Party. He announced on November 14th that he will be running for the State Senate seat in Indiana’s 40th District in 2020. The announcement comes following the news from State Senator Mark Stoops that he would not seek re-election next year.

John Zody is a 20-year resident of Bloomington, originally from Martinsville. He is a graduate of Indiana University and knows how Monroe County’s vibrant diversity has helped it thrive. Zody plans to work across the district with lifelong and new citizens, community leaders, and students to make sure all Hoosiers have the advocate they need at the Statehouse to protect the unique character of the place we call home. He promises to be a strong voice and help all Hoosiers believe in their state and their future once again.

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This program was originally aired on November 2, 2015:

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PART TWO

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The original unedited broadcast from our archives can be found here.

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On this coming Saturday, November 9, 7:30 p.m., at the IU Auditorium, the African American Arts Institutes Potpourri of the Arts will feature performances by the African American Dance Company, African American Choral Ensemble, and IU Soul Revue with special host MC Bootsy Collins! The performance take place this coming Saturday, November 9, 7:30 p.m., at the IU Auditorium. Tickets are available at the IU Auditorium box office. The contact number is (812) 855-1103.

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To honor his memory, we want to share this interview featuring Mr. Taylor and Dina Kellams, director of University Archives and associate librarian of the University Archives.

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