Hitting the Streets Podcast

Today is Podcast Sunday and our first episode of our Black History Mini Series for the month of February.  Today me and my special guest, J. Fitz are talking about classic movies to watch during Black History Month.  The list was long, but we managed to picked 5 amazing movies that made an impact on us and society. 

Today on the show I have the incredible Josh Conroy-Harris, the artistic director of Sherman Community Players.  I also have the fabulous Chessica Moon Burton, actress, ,mom, wife and community volunteer who has been a part of this local theatre for 26 years.  Please tune in to hear why they chose a theatre career and why it was so important to do this story, Helium. 

Helium by Julian Wiles

Helium is the moving and uplifting story of Mrs. Kingsley, a brilliant, humorous, and beloved former chemistry teacher who braves the trials of frailty and aging, all the while keeping her imagination, charm, and dignity intact.

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Happy New Year! How was your first week of the new year? Hit me up on Rollin' with Ms. Community and let me know! 

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Our favorite top 10 Hip Hop Christmas songs.  I would like to thank my special guests, Andre Murria and J. Fitz for being on the show.  It's one crazy and wild episode! 

What an awesome episode with Dan Acree, local radio host/DJ with Weekend Rewind!  I sincerely enjoyed my time with Dan on Sunday.  He has been such a great mentor to me over the past few months.  I am truly grateful for his advice and guidance he has given me.  

Thank you so much Dan for being on the show and sharing your experience and stories!

Follow his page on Facebook and tune in on Sundays to listen to his radio program. 

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It's Playback Wednesday!  Today I am dropping the live recorded episode of Ladies of Hip Hop II.  J. Fitz, Erin Masters and I are talking about the hip hop females who inspired us.  We had lots of laughs and great conversations about how these ladies made an impact on us.  Tune in!

Today is Podcast Sunday! I have Diana Salas, owner of Farmers Insurance on the show.  Diana Salas Agency is a multi-line insurance agency, providing personalized insurance coverage for families and businesses throughout the great state of Texas.  Please tune in and listen to Diana's story on how she became this amazing entrepreneur and her love for our community. 

Diana Salas Agency-Farmers Insurance Group

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Today is Podcast Sunday! I have the wonderful Michelle Walston, owner of Michelle Walstons Photography on the show.  Michelle is a local photographer in the North Texas area.  I have enjoyed having my photo and family photos taken by her.  She does an amazing job! Please tune in and listen to Michelle's back story and how she got started in the photography business.  

Michelle Walston Photography

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Today on Podcast Sunday is our mini series finale! Please tune in and listen to our live show at A Touch of Class Antique Mall with Ivert and Jeannette Mayhugh.  Incredible people!  Melissa and I enjoyed our time with them and learned so much about Sherman's history.  Thank you Ivert and Jeannette for being on the show!

We had a few technical difficulties that night.  For some odd reason my phone/camera just didn't want to cooperate.  So you will hear conversations go on as I was trying to troubleshoot.  Also I had to edit our time in the museum because of the way it was recorded.  If you would like to know more about their museum, please stop by and have the Mayhughs give you a tour! 

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Today is Podcast Sunday! My co-host, Melissa and I are wrapping up the Ira Taylor Murder and sharing ghost stories from our locals.  Tune in to hear what happened after they found Ira at the church. 

Big thanks to Melissa Eason, a local history enthusiast who has done an excellent job of researching these crimes of passion from the 1800s.