Bring It On! – WFHB

Cornelius Wright and William Hosea welcome David Schunk, Tina Lampke, Ruben Marte’, Roger Logsdon and Allen Bell. (WARNING: This program contains adult themes i.e. sexual violence)

PART ONE

David Schunk, pastor of Vineyard Community Church; Tina Lampke, executive director of Hannah Center; Captain Ruben Marte’ and Detective Roger Logsdon with the Indiana State Police and Allen Bell, Victims Advocate & Community Educator join Cornelius and William for a special roundtable discussion about sex trafficking

PART TWO

Calender events of interest to the African-American community.

CREDITS

Hosts: Cornelius Wright and William Hosea

Bring It On! is produced by Clarence Boone

With help from WFHB News Director Wes Martin

Our Board Engineer is Chris Martin

PART ONE

On tonight's show, Clarence and William welcome Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton. He joins us to give an update on his progress to-date on his agenda to make Bloomington a much more vibrant and transparent community

PART TWO

Headline news of interest to the African-American community.

CREDITS

Hosts: Clarence Boone and William Hosea

Bring It On! is produced by Clarence Boone

With help from WFHB News Director Wes Martin

Our Board Engineer is Chris Martin

In tonight's episode we have two interviews.  The first interview hosts speak with Monica Clemmons and Captain Cindy Hoag representing the Salvation Army, for a community discussion on providing hope, comfort and cheer during the holiday season.  Then in the second interview host interview Beverly Calender-Anderson, director for the Department of Community and Family Resources and Bring It On Contributor, to discuss activities surrounding the City of Bloomington’s Bicentennial celebration scheduled for 2018.

 

Credits:

Our show’s producer is Clarence Boone

With help from WFHB News Department director Wes Martin

Our board engineer is Kirsten Payton

Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom

With additional background tracks by David Baker.

In tonight's latest feature of "Bring It On!" the hosts William Hosea and Cornelius interview three guests.  The first is the show's very own Clarence Boone. The other guests are "Bring It On!" contributors Beverly Calender-Anderson and by phone, Amrita Myers.  Tonight's discussion focuses on the sexual misconduct that has dominated the news for several weeks. Also the opening of the civil rights museum in Jackson, Mississippi then finally the controversial Senate election in Alabama.

Credits:

Our show’s producer is Clarence Boone

With help from WFHB News Department director Wes Martin

Our board engineer is Kirsten Payton

Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom

With additional background tracks by David Baker.

In tonight's episode of "Bring It On!" hosts Roberta Radovich and William Hosea interview  Dr. Audrey McCluskey. Dr. McCluskey is an IU emeritus faculty member, past Director of the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center and past Director of Graduate Studies for the Department of African American & African Diaspora Studies. Dr.McCluskey shares her  scholarly insight into the emergence of the “Colored Schools” in America.

Tonight's hosts interview Dr. Markay Winston.  Dr. Winston is the assistant superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction for the Monroe County Community School Corporation. She has been described as a dynamic and visionary administrator with a proven track record of superior performance. She is a dedicated career educator that is led by her principles and convictions when it comes to advocating on behalf of children, especially children with diverse learning needs.

 

Credits:

Our show’s producer is Clarence Boone

With help from WFHB News Department director Wes Martin

Our board engineer is Kirsten Payton

Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom

With additional background tracks by David Baker.

 

In tonight's episode hosts Clarence Boone and Roberta Radovich interview Jim Sims. Jim serves as Council liaison to City of Bloomington Utilities (among other council board, commission and committee appointments), and is also President of the Monroe County NAACP and is Chair for the Second Baptist Church Trustee Board. Jim Sims is the second African-American to ever serve on Bloomington City Council.

Credits:

Our show’s executive producer is Wes Martin

Our producer is Clarence Boone

With help from WFHB News Department director Wes Martin

Our news editor is Michael Nowlin.

Our board engineers are Jennifer Brooks and Kirsten Payton

Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom

With additional background tracks by David Baker.

Tonight's episode hosts Roberta Radovich and William Hosea interview Dr.Bruce Rose and Liz Mitchell on the renovation of the First Baptist (Colored) Church of West Baden Springs.  The Church of West Baden Springs is on the National Register of Historic Places.  The goal of the renovation project is to enable the enhancement of faith, hope, and love through educating and inspiring present and future generations.

 

Credits:

Our show’s executive producer is Wes Martin

Our show's producer is Clarence Boone.

Our news editor is Michael Nowlin.

Our board engineer is Jennifer Brooks and Kirsten Payton

Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom

With additional background tracks by David Baker.

For WFHB I’m William Hosea.

Tonight's hosts William Hosea and Cornelius Wright interview Victoria Jones, Brandon Washington, Gabrielle Steenberger and Dr. Charlie Nelms about the memories and merits one can derive from taking advantage of an opportunity to study abroad. Dr.Nelms is a transformational servant-leader, a motivational speaker, and a consultant with expertise in higher education.

Credits:

Our show’s Executive Producer is Wes Martin.

Our Producer is Clarence Boone.

Our News Editor is Michael Nowlin.

Tonight’s board Engineer was Kirsten Payton

Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom

With additional background tracks by David Baker.

Hosts were Cornelius Wright and William Hosea.

With October ending, national American Indian month is approaching.  This November Indiana University will be celebrating Native American Heritage Month with the help of FNECC.  To elaborate on the subject tonight's hosts Roberta Radovich and Cornelius Wright interview Nicky Belle, director of IU's First Nations Educational and Cultural Center, Heather Williams, program assistant at the Center, and finally Siobahn Marks, an activist in support of the civil rights of Native Americans.

Credits:

Our show’s executive producer is Clarence Boone

With help from WFHB News Department director Wes Martin

Our news editor is Michael Nowlin.

Tonight’s board engineer was Kirsten Payton

Our original theme music was created by Jamyl Efiom

With additional background tracks by David Baker.

Hosts were Cornelius Wright and Roberta Radovich.