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Packaged 30 minutes!

Joining me this week iinerview outa Jamaica is the one and only Leon Danger with his dancehall gospel twinge lyrics with his own twist,.........come hear his story of his musical journey and why he chose the path he does musically

 

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Come on in! 10:00 am EST

A great day to be alive family and f riends alike........the joy of spending time together is more than gratified in Peace Love Harmony

My cohost Janet "On The Move: Lumley have the speacials to dish out this week so listen up my people along with great music from me Poetic Dam

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There were some teachers in my days in primary school who were genuine and cared for the well-being of their students, but  there were the ones who did not give a darn about you.They treated students like crap, especially those whose parents could not give them gifts or were not rich. Teachers resorted to flogging a student mercilessly for everything from chewing gum, chatting in class or the simple ill of coming to school late. Many of these teachers armed themselves with leather straps which they soaked in liquid to make it heavier producing maximum impact. Students were left with bruised egos, bruised skins and a lasting hatred for the teacher.

Lets pause for a moment and ask a few pertiment questions. "Were these teachers victims of abuse themselves?" "Were they acting out what they were experiencing in their homes?" "Were they not aware of issues children may have been facing?" "Were they not cognizant that children may have mental health issues such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ADHD?" "Were they not aware of giftedness in children?"

FOOD FOR THOUGHT!

Teacher's use of words like "Dunce" to a child is terrible and believe me, I have heard the word levelled against many students in my days. Teachers used expressions like,"If yuh si yuh name pon bulla yuh wudda nayam it". 

Many will not agree with me that this form of treatment was child abuse, but rather it was for the good of the child, or it was discipline.  So lets talk.

LETS TALK DI TINGS DEM!

Live interview with Singing Vernon outa Jamaica with his koolstyle in the space........come listen and let him know how you feel about his message he brings 

 

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10:00

THe mpre time passes the more we need to pay attention to the needs of each other especially in time of uncertainty in our world so let's get together in love peace and oneness

Step into the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown.

Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths.

Wednesdays - 9 - 11 pm EST Dial in (661) 467-2407. 

The show focuses on the “message behind the music” with a moral obligation to educate the youths. 

SPECIAL - DENNIS BROWN SHOWCASE

The Crescent Primary Schools  is the main schools in Jamaica where we have been  assisting  needy students. Many of of the students  are faced with financial challenges which are compounded by the Covid 19 pandemic. Tonight Mr. Francis, the principal speaks with Give Back Jamaica Crescent director Dr. Ev.  on the successes attained from the programs instituted at school. Presently we have the Kickers Club where we donate school shoes to the students,  the Bellyful program where we assist children with money for lunch,  the poultry rearing program which is designed to provide meat for lunches at the school.The school also has a vegetable garden where crops like sorrel, pak choi, calaloo, peppers, bananas among other crops. 

To donate to the Give Back Jamaica Crescent Progam please go to the website givebackjamaica.com and make your donation.