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Hello listeners, this is the first in the new series of "analytical snippets" podcast episodes in which the Creative Brotha performs below the surface, 2-3 layer analyses of pop-up issues deserving attention that occur between episodes..
This is just about having fun while presenting "right there" solutions that people are just not seeing because of emotions or other unhelpful reasons.
Please have a isten and hopefully enjoy the Creative Brotha's two cents... Thanks.
Good morning listeners, the Creative Brotha continues the discussion of how to actually make America "great." Those firmly rooted in the working class need more "yes"; yes you are hired, yes you are approved, yes you are admitted, etc.. Yes, yes, yes.
America is the country of "NO"; it's time to get to more "YES" for those that have gotten used to not hearing it. "YES."
Let's discuss getting to "YES", shall we?
Hello listeners, our 46th American president, Joe Biden, is a stutterer and so am I... Listen in to podcast #9 as I discuss what it's like to be a stutterer/stammerer and the ways in which I gained my fluency that may prove helpful to others, young-to-old.
The Creative Brotha has over 32 years of emergency and distaster preparedness and recovery training, application, and volunteering, the skills and capabilities and was initiaily inspired by my mother, who was also an OSHA-trained emergency prepareness response coordinator for her employer for many years.
All of that said, and remember, I've revealed that I'm one of those people that go WAY beyond casual learning, that I naturally seek to master the information in which I seek. It is to YOUR advantage when I share what I have learned and all that you have to do is accept it, verify it, and then go use it for yourselves... Voila', next. Please enjoy listening.
I buy my face masks from ArmBrustUSA because they are medical grade and high quality, made in Texas, and with good prices.
The Creative Brotha discusses what y-o-u can do to help those in your community over this Thanksgiving and Christmas season... More than ever, your neighbors need a helping hand in these coronavirus times. Can YOU help this year? Small efforts are just as useful as the big ones. Thanks.
The Creative Brotha explores the history of the ancient locust plague that devastates much of the world and has developed a profit-from-the-plague solution that helps those in the devastated areas to create a new cash crop and feed the world.
The Creative Brotha analyzes what American citizens can do to actually make America a great country “for all of us” and not just a cheesy slogan. The government can “catch-up” later...
Let's have some fun, shall we?
Hello listeners, CreativeBrotha.org can't be all work and no play; I decided to have a little fun while attempting to be helpful and talk about the use of "dash-American" to describe U.S. citizens. I have personal disdain for the phrase and I also know when and where it originated; I'll share that with you in the podcast... I saw it with my own eyes.
Please have a little fun while you listen to episode #4, will ya? Laughing, thanks. The CreativeBrotha.
In podcast episode #3, the Creative Brotha discusses the journey of analyzing how the descendants of enslaved Black Americans can seek long-deserved citizens’ redress using the lessons learned from the establishment of the Office of Redress Administration (ORA) in 1988 for Japanese American citizens interned during WWII.
The published Creative Brotha post can be read and printed here.
Listen as the Creative BrothaI explains the analytical process, how Japanese citizens accomplished their mission, and what Black Americans can do to accomplish the same. It was an analytical journey... Please have a listen.
Thanks, the Creative Brotha.
The Creative Brotha discusses the first problem analysis published on the CreativeBrotha.org think and do tank blog and the connection to the second published analysis on the Japanese redress movement.
Topic: the U.S.A. and the States have failed to comply with and ensure ALL citizens’ “equal protection of the laws” rights as GUARANTEED under the 14th Amendment of 1868. The U.S. government’s Constitutional role is to “interfere” and enforce those rights when the States do not.
Come and have a listen... I had fun doing it and hope you'd have some fun listening. There is much work yet to do...
~Creative Brotha, 2020
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