Knew Amsterdam Radio w/ Flobo Boyce

Rev. Dr. Seth Watson Pickens is a leading authority on homelessness policy, economic equity, and community-driven solutions. As the Managing Director of the USC Homelessness Policy Research Institute (HPRI) and the Center for Homelessness, Housing & Health Equity Research, he bridges the gap between rigorous academic data and actionable, real-world community impact. He joins Flobo Boyce on Knew Amsterdam Radio to chat about his life, his overcoming of tribulations in his life, and a couple of fun stories along the way.

What happens when you mix a world-record-holding drummer, a passion for teaching music, and a whole lot of laughs? You get a great conversation with Carl Williams! On this episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio, we talk about his upcoming project, Neon Horizon, his Guinness World Record, the joy of teaching others to play music, and what makes being a musician so rewarding. Expect plenty of laughs, a few surprises, and a reminder that creativity is about more than just hitting the right notes.

Follow Carl Williams on Instagram: @drums.carl

Author of the book of epiphanies, "Notes from Outside the Box" Charles Cottom joins the show. He brings his experience of not only writing the book, his outlook on the human conditions, and the difficulties of being a self-published author. "Notes" is available now on Amazon and Barnes & Nobel.

Daniel C. Rodgers took an opportunity to retire at the age 43 and enter the world of writing. He's released two books: A non-fiction financial management book entitled "Escape the Clock," and a Science Fiction novel "Killswitch." https://escapetheclock.com/

Liam Edward Golder is a music impresario and maven. he took a lifelong dream and leveraged that to work alongside notable celebrities in the music space. Learn more here https://www.liamedwardgolder.com/

Dr. David S. Kountz, author of "A Life of Impact: A Biography of Samuel L. Kountz, MD: A Story of Resilience From Rural Arkansas in the Segregated South to Worldwide Recognition as a Pioneering Transplant Surgeon" joins Knew Amsterdam Radio. What does it mean to leave an everlasting legacy in medicine. Kountz explains what it meant for him to share the story of his father, a visionary in the field of renal care.

On this "Solo Time with the Mayor" episode, Flobo Boyce is offering both a life update as well as his take on YouTube changing the definition of what counts as a view. If you have a video podcast, this one one is for you!

Author Larry Beauchamp wrote Justice at Sundown Gulch a couple of years ago. But after some recent events in his life, he dusted off his manuscript and is approaching it with renewed vigor. Learn about his approach to a classic "southern" tale of faith, family and vengeance. https://www.larrybeauchamp.com/

Pastor Margaret Mearns Bass, author of the book " Broken: Forgiveness and the Journey to Reconciliation" joins to show to discuss her rough upbringing, outlook on faith, and how she plans to help others with her story. Forgiveness and reconciliation are NOT the same thing. She explains. https://margaretmearnsbass.com/

Amy Hawk wanted to write a fantasy story that empowered little girls and she got the chance way back in the 1990s. Now, years later and a refreshed look at her work "The Tales of Rumpus," Amy believes the mission of empowering others continues.