Humanity Chats with Marjy

16 year old 3 time author and entrepreneur Adom Appiah joins his mom on Humanity Chats to discuss everyday issues and his upcoming show - Kids Changing the World. 

Sam Mitchell, Spartanburg Day School's Mildred Harrison Dent Fine Arts Endowed Chair, joins Marjy Marj on Humanity Chats to discuss Arts in Unprecedented Times.

Dr. Booker shares stories about his time as an educator and Superintendent,
faith, family, fatherhood, race in America and hopes for our Nation.
Learn about his newest initiative - One Acorn - Vision and Mission Behind its Formation and his work with The Spartanburg Academic Movement and Chamber of Commerce

Former state and federal prosecutor, Trey Gowdy discusses friendship and unity with Marjy. Learn about Gowdy's books Unified (2018) and Doesn’t Hurt to Ask (August, 2020).

Marjy is joined by Joshua Dodoo - A 15 year old black male who teamed up with a teenage DJ friend to start a music/dance fundraiser to benefit kids impacted by COVID-19. 

Pious Ali, the first African-born Muslim American to be elected to a public office in Maine, joins Humanity Chats to discuss Youth Empowerment, Faith and the Democratic Process.

Ryan Langley, a South Carolina attorney discusses the importance of creating racially equitable systems. This conversation is based on Mr. Langley's experience with the Racial Equity Institute and Marjy's review of University of South Carolina Upstate's Racial Equity Index Study. The goal of this chat is to provide a greater awareness and understanding to individuals who may not be familiar with the depth of inequities amongst different demographics.

Growing up in a low-income community, LaMonica always believed there was more in store for her. She never hesitated to take chances. From Chicago, to Wall Street and to Harvard Business School, she learned how to break down barriers and move out of her comfort zone. Be inspired by LaMonica

Iguana Tree and Border Child author, Michel Stone, discusses how we can see the world through our neighbor's eyes

International DJ Ekow Fisho and team, share behind the scenes details about Music For Your Quarantined Feet (MQF). The team chats about the communal benefits of MQF and how several Maryland and Ghana frontline workers have benefitted from the fundraising arm of the music program.