Amy S. Peele, a mystery writer, will discuss her new medical murder mystery book entitled, "Cut".  For more information about the book go the amazon.com.

Elizabeth Harris, an ex-felon will discuss life after incarceration with an emphasis on women of color.

 

 

 

Jayda Craig, a childhood cancer survivor.  She will discuss her personal experience as a child with cancer.  Ms. Craig is an author, minister at Word of Life Family Christian Center in Laverne, Tennessee; and the host of Honey Talk Live every Thursday evening at 7:30PM CST/8:30PM EST.  For more information contact [email protected]/ or follow her on Facebook.

Vicki Swendroski is a nurse educator at Mercy Health Saint Mary's who oversees an inter-professional health care team that focuses on early recognition and treatment of patients who might be suffering 

from SEPSIS.  Ms. Swendroski will discuss SEPSIS and prevention.

Luis Guitan, a middle school teacher and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recepient.  Mr. Guitan will discuss the recent Trump administration announcement to end DACA.

For Inidividuals Affected by the three dangerous storms; Irma, Jose, and Katia, BE SAFE. 

 

 

Former United States Attorney General for the Western District of Michigan, Patrick Miles, Jr., will discuss various topics related to current political legal issues. 

Dana Knight, former State Representative candidate for District 77 in Western Michigan.  Ms. Knight will discuss Black Lives matter and other community oriented organizations.

Brandi Collins, JD, attorney for the Color of Change.  Dr. Collins will discuss the Color of Change organization.

 

 

 

Tara Nichols, MS, APRN, CCRN, CCNS, ACNS-BC, is currently a Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS)-Pain Management at Mercy Health Saint Mary's in Grand Rapids, Michigan.  Ms. Nichols discussed "Relationship Based Care", "Critical Care Nursing", and "Pain/Comfort Management".

Shonda Buchanan, MFA, is a former Chair and Professor of English and Creative Writing at Hampton University.  Ms. Buchanan is currently a Writer-in-Residence for William & Mary College, Education Specialist for the U.S. Department of State, and Education Consultant for Students and Parents on how to be Successful in College.  She is an award winning poet whose work has been featured in numerous anthologies.  Ms. Buchanan is the author of "Who's Afraid of Black Indians?" the newly published "Equipose: Poems from Goddess Country".  Ms. Buchanan will discuss her new book and share an exerpt from her new book publication.

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Peace and good will to family members and friends affected by Hurricane Harvey in the State of Texas.

Jolanta Juszkiewicz, Ph.D., Director of Policy Analysis or the American Association of Community Colleges, discussed her published report on "Trends of the Community College Enrollment and Completion Data".  

Christy M. Gamble, JD, DrPH, MPH, political commentator, discussed a co-authored a Center for American Progress report on "Black Women's Maternal Health".

(REPEAT)Ian K. Smith, MD, bestselling auther of "The Shred Power Cleanse" introduces "Blast the Sugar Out".

 

 

Ms. Toni Carey, co-founder of "Black Girls Run".    Ms. Carey discussed the history of the "Black Girls Run" and upcoming events.  For more information go online to www.blackgirlsrun.com.

Ms. Susan Price, a nurse practitioner from Mercy Health Saint Mary's.  Ms. Price discussed why African American women have a higher risk of contracting Alzheimer's Disease.

Mr. Gino Gonzalez, a 2nd year community college student.  Mr. Gonzalez discussed the challenges and rewards of attending a local community college.

Ms. Jordyn Crowley, Public Relations and Communications Specialist.  Ms. Crowley discussed an upcoming event called, "Soul Pose".  For more information go online to www.soulpose.com. 

 

 

 

Dr. Nimrod Chapel, Jr., President for the NAACP Missouri Chapter; discussed the black tourists travel ban for the State of Missouri.

Betsy Graziani Fasbinder discussed her new book entitled, "Filling Her Shoes".  Betsy shares her inspiring true story of her personal journey as the becomes the wife of a widow with a 7 year-old motherless child. 

Eonica Smith is the founder of the "Detroit Natural Hair Expo".  She discussed her vision and success of organizing an event that focuses on the natural hair revolution.  For more information about upcoming event on August 26, 2017 go to www.detroitnaturalhairexpo.com.  

 

 

Christy M. Gamble, JD, DrPH, MPH, political commentator, discussed various breaking news topics and the U.S. Senate repeal/replace attempts to dismantle the Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare Act.

Timothy Moore, CEO of Detroit IPTV will discuss personal experience of 1967 Detroit riot and his upcoming film documentary.

Teresa Folden is the owner of a new restaurant in Grand Rapids, Michigan called, "Boston Street Ice Cream Parlor and Cafe".  She will discuss her personal perspective on the challenges of entrepreneurship.

(REPEAT) Christy M. Gamble, JD, DrPH, MPH, political commentator, discussed various breaking news topics related to the American Healthcare Act repeal and the Russian hacking investigation.

(REPEAT)Rosie Sorenson,  is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (psychotherapist).  She is an author and political satire writer.  Ms. Sorenson discussed recent national topics and her 2016 article in the Progressive Populist entitled, "All Over but he Googling".  

(REPEAT)Jennifer Vasich is the founder of the Michigan Lavendar Festival.  She discussed the success of 15 years success of the festival.  The Michigan Lavendar Festival will begin at 10AM EST until 5PM EST on Friday through Sunday, July 14-16, 2017.  For more information go to www.michiganlavenderfestival.net.

 

 

 

Christy M. Gamble, JD, DrPH, MPH, political commentator, discussed various breaking news topics related to the American Healthcare Act repeal and the Russian hacking investigation.

Rosie Sorenson,  is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (psychotherapist).  She is an author and political satire writer.  Ms. Sorenson discussed recent national topics and her 2016 article in the Progressive Populist entitled, "All Over but he Googling".  

Jennifer Vasich is the founder of the Michigan Lavendar Festival.  She discussed the success of 15 years success of the festival.  The Michigan Lavendar Festival will begin at 10AM EST until 5PM EST on Friday through Sunday, July 14-16, 2017.  For more information go to www.michiganlavenderfestival.net.