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Progressives agreed with Scalia on almost nothing. But today should have been a day to let his family grieve.  Instead, within minutes, Republicans politicized the news. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said, "This vacancy should not be filled until we have a new President." Senator Ted Cruz declared, "Justice Scalia was an American hero. We owe it to him, and the nation, for the Senate to ensure that the next President names his replacement."  Democratic Leader Harry Reid responded, "Failing to fill this vacancy would be a shameful abdication of one of the Senate's most essential Constitutional responsibilities." This could turn into a Constitutional crisis. Things are moving fast and conventional wisdom will unfortunately be formed quickly. Silence is not an option.

Please join us for this week’s show on Fatherhood with James C. Tomlin

Who is eligible –

Fathers and parents who desires to have a platform to share their experience and have an open dialog about raising their children with other fathers who have common interests.

What is the topic –

Fatherhood – what were some of the examples I understood about a father’s role growing up? What were some of the conversation I heard growing up as child and even in my adulthood about a father’s contribution in the lives of his child(ren)?

What is the goal –

· That the world may know the heart of the Father,

· Assist fathers to identify their roles in the lives of children and have mothers support fathers in their roles.  

· Provide a forum for fathers to receive support, education and fostering fathering behaviors with their children and the mothers of their children.

· Fathers and parents to have a voice and dispel some of the misconceptions about a father’s involvement and role in his child(ren) lives.

Come and bring your poetry, spoken word artists join in for this trek through the mnd and opening of thought processes.Live Poetry Reading:The Poetic Revolution Is Here To Open your Mind 

Sometimes when I'm alone

I Cry,

Cause I am on my own.

The tears I cry are bitter and warm.

They flow with life but take no form

I Cry because my heart is torn.

I find it difficult to carry on.

If I had an ear to confiding,

I would cry among my treasured friend,

but who do you know that stops that long,

to help another carry on.

The world moves fast and it would rather pass by.

Then to stop and see what makes one cry,

so painful and sad.

And sometimes…

I Cry

and no one cares about why.

Tupac Shakur

Join Carl Pontiak ...DJ, Poet, Editor and Facebook Entertainer as he brings you soulful tunes.

Friend of mine, a gift from God, warm and comforting, 

Friend of mine, always there to soothe my fretting,

Friend of mine, you keep me grounded in Jesus,

Friend of mine, always happy to make time for us.

Friend of mine, you have always been the for me,

Friend of mine, I know our friendship will always be.

Friend of mine, when sad you make me smile,

Friend of mine, you always go that extra mile.

Friend of mine, our love will be for all eternity,

Friend of mine, we have such a beautiful fraternity.

Pontiak

Sterling attended the Alpha Boys School. Originally a trumpeter, he is predominantly known as a player of alto saxophone. He was a member of the Jamaica Military Band in the 1950s and played trumpet in Val Bennett's band in 1957. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Sterling played  as a studio musician, along with most of the future Skatalites members, in bands such asClue J & His Blues Blasters.

Sterling is a founding member of The Skatalites (playing alto saxophone), one of only two (the other is Doreen Shaffer) still alive. After The Skatalites originally disbanded in 1965, Sterling played with Byron Lee & the Dragonaires and recorded several solo singles for the London-based producer "Sir" Clancy Collins. His debut solo album, Bangarang, was released on Pama Records in 1969. Sterling rejoined the Skatalites in 1975. Sterling was awarded the Order of Distinction in 1998 in recognition of his contribution to Jamaican music. Sterling's brother is keyboard player Keith Sterling. Lester is the only living foundation member of the original Skatalites band was honored by the USA chapter of JAVAA - "JAVAA USA.ORG" at their first awards ceremony held in Brooklyn New York in April 2013. That event was launched under the distinguished patronage of the consulate general of Jamaica Mr. LaMont, Mr Sterling was given a pioneers awards in the field of music for his contribution since 1964 and continues to doing it.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lester_Sterling caribbeanradioshow.com [email protected]

Come and bring your poetry, spoken word artists join in for this trek through the mnd and opening of thought processes.Live Poetry Reading:The Poetic Revolution Is Here To Open your Mind 

Sometimes when I'm alone

I Cry,

Cause I am on my own.

The tears I cry are bitter and warm.

They flow with life but take no form

I Cry because my heart is torn.

I find it difficult to carry on.

If I had an ear to confiding,

I would cry among my treasured friend,

but who do you know that stops that long,

to help another carry on.

The world moves fast and it would rather pass by.

Then to stop and see what makes one cry,

so painful and sad.

And sometimes…

I Cry

and no one cares about why.

Tupac Shakur

Join Carl Pontiak ...DJ, Poet, Editor and Facebook Entertainer as he brings you soulful tunes.

Friend of mine, a gift from God, warm and comforting, 

Friend of mine, always there to soothe my fretting,

Friend of mine, you keep me grounded in Jesus,

Friend of mine, always happy to make time for us.

Friend of mine, you have always been the for me,

Friend of mine, I know our friendship will always be.

Friend of mine, when sad you make me smile,

Friend of mine, you always go that extra mile.

Friend of mine, our love will be for all eternity,

Friend of mine, we have such a beautiful fraternity.

Pontiak

Sterling attended the Alpha Boys School. Originally a trumpeter, he is predominantly known as a player of alto saxophone. He was a member of the Jamaica Military Band in the 1950s and played trumpet in Val Bennett's band in 1957. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Sterling played  as a studio musician, along with most of the future Skatalites members, in bands such asClue J & His Blues Blasters.

Sterling is a founding member of The Skatalites (playing alto saxophone), one of only two (the other is Doreen Shaffer) still alive. After The Skatalites originally disbanded in 1965, Sterling played with Byron Lee & the Dragonaires and recorded several solo singles for the London-based producer "Sir" Clancy Collins. His debut solo album, Bangarang, was released on Pama Records in 1969. Sterling rejoined the Skatalites in 1975. Sterling was awarded the Order of Distinction in 1998 in recognition of his contribution to Jamaican music. Sterling's brother is keyboard player Keith Sterling. Lester is the only living foundation member of the original Skatalites band was honored by the USA chapter of JAVAA - "JAVAA USA.ORG" at their first awards ceremony held in Brooklyn New York in April 2013. That event was launched under the distinguished patronage of the consulate general of Jamaica Mr. LaMont, Mr Sterling was given a pioneers awards in the field of music for his contribution since 1964 and continues to doing it.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lester_Sterling caribbeanradioshow.com [email protected]

Happy Hour with princess Zambia,princess Grace Dr.Ev Pushitz record jamaican cowboy

K'reema is a powerful vocalist, singer, and talented songwriter who was born into music. Daughter to the legendary Dancehall King, Yellowman, music is literally in her blood! She captivates with her effortless vocal prowess, and mesmerizes with her stage presence.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and living in the US for the last few years, K'reema has adapted her own style of music she describes as "born and grow". A fusion of the Reggae and Dancehall she was born into with the Pop and R&B she grew up to.

Sister Sauti is a Japanese Reggae singer /songwriter based in Osaka Japan. She started her music career in 2004 and after collaborating with a lot of Jamaican/Japanese Reggae artists and bands, her 1st full album "ONE GROOVE" was released in 2007 from LIFE SAVER STUDIO, Osaka Japan. In 2008, she was selected to be one of the finalists at the competition for performing at Yokohama Reggae Festival (the biggest annual Reggae event in Japan hosted by Mighty Crown), and gave a big impact to the Reggae massive in Japan with her Roots Rock/ Foundation/ Lovers Rock style unlike other "Japanese" reggae artists for she got some real groove like original Jamaican singers. In 2009, she moved to Western Africa (Nigeria) and lived there for years and got inspired by African beat, groove, life and culture before moving back to Japan in 2014. Some says that her sensual, heavenly voice and the catchy melody makes you feel one freedom, or, she sings like a mermaid swimming in the blue lagoon of the Island, but those lyrics she writes in Japanese and English also are both deep, beautiful, conscious and powerful.

Happy Hour with princess Zambia,princess Grace Dr.Ev Pushitz record jamaican cowboy

K'reema is a powerful vocalist, singer, and talented songwriter who was born into music. Daughter to the legendary Dancehall King, Yellowman, music is literally in her blood! She captivates with her effortless vocal prowess, and mesmerizes with her stage presence.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and living in the US for the last few years, K'reema has adapted her own style of music she describes as "born and grow". A fusion of the Reggae and Dancehall she was born into with the Pop and R&B she grew up to.

Sister Sauti is a Japanese Reggae singer /songwriter based in Osaka Japan. She started her music career in 2004 and after collaborating with a lot of Jamaican/Japanese Reggae artists and bands, her 1st full album "ONE GROOVE" was released in 2007 from LIFE SAVER STUDIO, Osaka Japan. In 2008, she was selected to be one of the finalists at the competition for performing at Yokohama Reggae Festival (the biggest annual Reggae event in Japan hosted by Mighty Crown), and gave a big impact to the Reggae massive in Japan with her Roots Rock/ Foundation/ Lovers Rock style unlike other "Japanese" reggae artists for she got some real groove like original Jamaican singers. In 2009, she moved to Western Africa (Nigeria) and lived there for years and got inspired by African beat, groove, life and culture before moving back to Japan in 2014. Some says that her sensual, heavenly voice and the catchy melody makes you feel one freedom, or, she sings like a mermaid swimming in the blue lagoon of the Island, but those lyrics she writes in Japanese and English also are both deep, beautiful, conscious and powerful.