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- Bring It On! – June 3, 2019
Today’s program is devoted to the topic of divorce. Host Clarence Boone speaks with Bloomington family law attorney Michelle Gregory about the causes of divorce and various aspects of life after divorce, including: 1) the emotional and psychological toll divorce has on ex-spouses and children; 2) the financial costs and economic impact that particularly women can expect; 3) how to manage an amicable divorce, custody arrangement, alimony and property distribution; 4) the benefit of protective orders; 5) explanations about what are alimony payments, and how are they structured in Indiana, are provided; and, finally, 6) a discussion about her successes with the remediation process.
Michelle Gregory has been practicing matrimonial law in Monroe County, Morgan County, Owen County, Green County and Lawrence County for nearly fifteen years. Attorney Gregory was awarded a full scholarship to Southern Methodist University, and she graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration in 1997.
CREDITS:
Our host today is Clarence Boone.Our show’s executive producer is Clarence Boone with help from WFHB News Department Director Wes Martin.Our board engineering team consists of Chantalle LaFontant and Wes Martin.Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom, with additional background tracks by David Baker.59 min - Bring It On! – May 27, 2019
In honor of Memorial Day, the Bring It On! crew has prepared a special “best of” broadcast from our archives.
PART ONE
Originally aired on September 9, 2013, hosts Bev Smith and William Hosea speak with with longtime Bring It On! contributors Gladys DeVane and Liz Mitchell about indentured servitude and how three black women petitioned the Indiana Supreme court for release from their indentured servitude agreements. Their names were Mary Bateman Clark, Polly Strong and a woman only known as “Elizabeth”.PART TWO
Originally aired on February 10, 2014, hosts Bev Smith and William Hosea speak with Dr. John McCluskey, professor emeritus of Indiana University. Dr. McCluskey recaps a talk-back he led for the audience and cast members of the theatrical presentation of Matthew Lopez’s 2010 play The Whipping Man, set in the Civil War’s immediate aftermath.CREDITS
Our show’s Producer is Clarence Boone.Executive Producer is WFHB News Department Director Wes Martin.Today’s announcer is Chantalle LaFontant.Our board engineering team consists of Chantalle LaFontant and Wes Martin.Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom, with additional background tracks by David Baker.59 min - Bring It On! – May 27, 2019In honor of Memorial Day, the Bring It On! crew has prepared a special “best of” broadcast from our archives. PART ONE Originally aired on September 9, 2013, hosts Bev Smith and William Hosea speak with with longtime Bring It On! contributors Gladys DeVane and Liz Mitchell about indentured servitude and how three black women …59 min
- Bring It On – May 20, 2019Bring It On contributors and Associate Professors Amrita Myers and Jacinda Townsend speak about the history of police forces in the United States, in the light of the latest release of footage from Sandra Bland’s arrest. Bland was a 28 year-old African-American woman who was found hanged in a jail cell in Waller Co, TX, …59 min
- Bring It On! – May 20, 2019Bring It On! contributors and Associate Professors Amrita Myers and Jacinda Townsend speak about the history of police forces in the United States, in the light of the latest release of footage from Sandra Bland’s arrest. Bland was a 28 year-old African-American woman who was found hanged in a jail cell in Waller Co, TX, …59 min
- Bring It On! – May 20, 2019
Bring It On! contributors and Associate Professors Amrita Myers and Jacinda Townsend speak about the history of police forces in the United States, in the light of the latest release of footage from Sandra Bland’s arrest.
Bland was a 28 year-old African-American woman who was found hanged in a jail cell in Waller Co, TX, on July 13, 2015, three days after being arrested during a traffic stop. Her death was ruled a suicide. It was followed by protests against her arrest, disputing the cause of death, and alleging racial violence against her.
Bland was pulled over for a traffic violation earlier, on July 10 by State Trooper Brian Encinia. The exchange escalated, resulting in Bland’s arrest and charge for assaulting a police officer. The arrest was partially recorded by Encinia’s dashcam, by a bystander’s cell phone, and Bland’s own cell phone.
After authorities reviewed the dashcam footage, Encinia was placed on administrative leave for failing to follow proper traffic stop procedures.
CREDITS:
Our show’s producer is Clarence Boone.Executive Producer is WFHB News Department Director Wes Martin, who engineered tonight’s show.Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom.With additional background tracks by David Baker.Our Hosts are Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell.Special thanks to guests Dr. Amrita Myers and Dr. Jacinda Townsend.59 min - Bring It On! – May 13, 2019Part One: Aired originally on August 11, 2014, hosts William and Bev Smith welcome award-winning journalist and filmmaker Raheim Shabazz. His new film,“Elementary Genocide”, exposes the socially engineered mechanism created by our government and utilizing the public school system to label elementary aged African American males as work for hire targets within the US penal …59 min
- Bring It On! – May 13, 2019
Part One:
Aired originally on August 11, 2014, hosts William and Bev Smith welcome award-winning journalist and filmmaker Raheim Shabazz. His new film,“Elementary Genocide”, exposes the socially engineered mechanism created by our government and utilizing the public school system to label elementary aged African American males as work for hire targets within the US penal system. Elementary Genocide confirms this theory and seeks to educate parents, teachers and families, so that we can reclaim our young men and ensure the future of our community.Part Two:
Aired originally on February 3, 2014, host William Hosea welcomes guest Richard Coleman, director of the Center for Career and Employer Relations at Vincennes University, to join us to discuss his pending doctoral research into the alarming patterns and factors that lead minority males to decide not to attend or drop out college in his dissertation, entitled “Resilience in African American Male College Students”.CREDITS:
Our hosts today are Clarence Boone and Cornelius Wrights.Our show’s executive producer is Clarence Boone with help from WFHB News Department Director Wes Martin.Our board engineering team consists of Chantalle LaFontant and Wes Martin.Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom, with additional background tracks by David Baker.59 min - Bring It On! – May 6, 2019Part One: Hosts Clarence Boone and Roberta Radovich speak with Josefa Luce, the Latino Programs Coordinator for the City of Bloomington, and Gavin Everett, a city commissioner for Hispanic and Latino Affairs, about the 2nd Annual Bloomington Black y Brown Arts Festival (BBBAF) – May 14 to May 18, 2019. The Bloomington Black y Brown …59 min
- Bring It On! – May 6, 2019
Part One:
Hosts Clarence Boone and Roberta Radovich speak with Josefa Luce, the Latino Programs Coordinator for the City of Bloomington, and Gavin Everett, a city commissioner for Hispanic and Latino Affairs, about the 2nd Annual Bloomington Black y Brown Arts Festival (BBBAF) – May 14 to May 18, 2019.The Bloomington Black y Brown Arts Festival is a three-day showcase of African, African-American, Hispanic, Latinx and Native American creative arts and artists, on:
- Tuesday, May 14, 5:30 PM: Black y Brown Arts Festival kicks off with a pop-up block party outside of the Ivy Tech John Waldron Art Center (122 S. Walnut) featuring the following musical acts: David Davila (Matixando), Flower Mouth, Elena Escudero, Side Hustle, and Huckleberry Funk;
- Friday, May 17, 7:30 PM: Ivy Tech John Waldron Art Center Galleries host performances by local artists including Tislam Swift, Baba Stafford Berry, Contrille Booker, Shai Warfield-Cross, and Sofia Crespo; and
- Saturday, May 18, 12:00 – 4:00 PM: Family Fun event at the Banneker Community Center (930 W. 7th St.) will offer family-friendly offerings including spoken word, dance, and music performances, as well as visual arts, crafts, and art vendors.
Part Two:
Hosts Clarence Boone and Roberta Radovich speak with members of the Bloomington-based band, Huckleberry Funk. Huckleberry Funk is performing in this year’s Black y Brown Fest during a pop-up block party outside of the Ivy Tech Waldron Art Center.CREDITS:
Our hosts today are Clarence Boone and Cornelius Wrights.Our show’s executive producer is Clarence Boone with help from WFHB News Department Director Wes Martin.Our board engineering team consists of Chantalle LaFontant and Wes Martin.Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom, with additional background tracks by David Baker.59 min
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Bring It On! is Indiana’s only weekly radio program committed to exploring the people, issues and events impacting the African-American community.