Coffee Talk with Soy

Anyone can say it but who's actually doing it? There are a lot of unsung heroes in our community impacting the lives of youth and providing opportunities for the underprivileged and those at-risk. Soy invites special guests Terrence Martin, Eric Gordon and Gregory Nell into the cafe' for real talk on the mission they have set out to accomplish.  Let's find out what ideas have been percolating in the minds of these amazing gentlemen and the many benefits to our community.  https://www.infinityinmotion.org.  Season 10, Ep. 37

Breast Cancer Warriors, Care-Givers and Advacates share empowering stories during the Walk at Centennial Park in Atlanta, Georgia.  Season 10, Episode 36

Soy and Brandon speak on the lives of our youth and the challenge of being exposed to domestic violence.   Children in abusive homes can experience the effects of abuse in multiple ways. They may be exposed indirectly to the abuser’s violent and coercive behaviors toward their parent by witnessing or overhearing the abuse, or by noticing bruises and injuries after an act of violence occurs. They themselves may experience verbal, physical, emotional, and/or sexual abuse.  Whether directly or indirectly exposed, children who are exposed to domestic violence experience the painful effects of abuse. Even if they themselves are not directly being hurt, they feel the pain and fear that comes from living with someone who is threatening and controlling. And since abuse and violence are learned behaviors, part of the impact on children can also involve them taking on the cultural beliefs that support domestic abuse which can be revealed in a number of ways. Season 10, Episode 35

For more information visit: www.breakthecycle.org.  https://www.kidpower.org/library/article/stop-domestic-violence/?.  www.kidsmatterinc.org,

Community Service is the RENT we pay...for our time here on earth....Soy visits the Convenent House in Washington, DC to host a Teen charity drive sponsored by Kevin Durant. The Kevin Durant's Charity Foundation (KFDC) is to enrich the lives of at-risk youth from low income through education, athletic and social programs.  Soy interviews participants and the Directors affiliated with the program.  Special guests include Neven Milline, Director of Community Outreach.  www.teamdurant.com.

Soy and Brandon discuss hot topics and current events. Season 10, Ep 33

Anyone can say it but who's actually doing it? There are a lot of unsung heroes in our community impacting the lives of youth and providing opportunities for the underprivileged and those at-risk. Soy invites special guests Terrence Martin, Eric Gordon and Gregory Nell into the cafe' for real talk on the mission they have set out to accomplish.  Let's find out what ideas have been percolating in the minds of these amazing gentlemen and the many benefits to our community.  https://www.infinityinmotion.org.  Season 10, Ep. 31

Soy and Brandon reflect on social events in social circles that impact group dynamics and alter positive interactions.  The conversation gets steamy when they speak on trusting friendships, caddiness and back stabbing.  As we know betrayal exist amongst us all and BREWNATION have it out in cafe about dealing with it.  How do you deal with betrayal? Where do you stand? How important is morality? How do you identify the mole in your social circle?  Season 10, Ep 29

Soy and Brandon reflect on social events in social circles that impact group dynamics and alter positive interactions.  The conversation gets steamy when they speak on trusting friendships, caddiness and back stabbing.  As we know betrayal exist amongst us all and BREWNATION have it out in cafe about dealing with it.  How do you deal with betrayal? Where do you stand? How important is morality? How do you identify the mole in your social circle?  Season 10, Ep 29

Fulton County was created in 1853 from the western half of DeKalb County. It was named in honor of Hamilton Fulton, a railroad official who acted as surveyor for the Western and Atlantic Railroad and also as chief engineer of the state. In 2016, the City of South Fulton (COSF)  was chartered and includes the communities of Red Oak, Cooks Crossing, Stonewall, Tell, Fife, (part of) Campbellton, Ben Hill, Sandtown, Cliftondale, and Peters Woods (a few of which were towns founded before the American Civil War).  COSF consist of 7 Districts that immediately went to work setting up the city's Police, Fire, Parks, Planning & Zoning and Public Works departments.  The city is 90% African American and the court system is run by 8 African American women.  COSF continues to move forward with goals to forge partnerships with the community, businesses and stakeholders. Catherine Rowell, City Council, District 1 provides an update on where we stand and why the City of South Fulton is – Where You Want to Be!  www.cityofsouthfultonga.gov (Season 10, Ep 28)

Bad things really do happen to good people. So what do you do when it happens to you? Are you one to forgive and forget?  Can you smile and move on? Is it really as easy as mind over matter?  Of course not.  Some get even.  Some say "payback is a bitch".  Is the best revenge to be like your enemy or not?  What is the sweetest revenge ever?  Season 10, Ep. 27.