Evelyn will take a look at the concept of making a difference where you are.  Using your talents and skills in difficult situations even if it means goinging it alone.  She will give tribute to the Queen of Soul Miss Aretha Franklin and highlight this week in review.  Email: [email protected].

Change is continual and affects all of us directly and indirectly.  Ultimately whether the impact of change is positive or negative depends on how prepared one is to face it.   Careers change, relationships change, communities change, our health and bodies change, what is real or true changes.   Evelyn will talk of the importance of being ready for the changes in life; and how to recognize the signs of change in nature and society.   She will give examples of the long term and often tramatic results of not being ready.   Email: [email protected]

Change is continual and affects all of us directly and indirectly.  Ultimately whether the impact of change is positive or negative depends on how prepared one is to face it.   Careers change, relationships change, communities change, our health and bodies change, what is real or true changes.   Evelyn will talk of the importance of being ready for the changes in life; and how to recognize the signs of change in nature and society.   She will give examples of the long term and often tramatic results of not being ready.   Email: [email protected]

It's my birthday.  I'll share with you some of the things most memorable to me and things that help me get to this day yet again.  Also will talk about what's going on? How are we getting through the turmoil like some of us have never witnessed during our life time, and some of us hoped to never see it again.  Finally, Whats new? We'll talk about the weeks and months ahead, how to prepare for what we expect to happen.  Email Contact: [email protected]

Evelyn Bowden points out the need for black business ownership for economic freedom and the survival of the black community. She talks about how coming out of slavery black forefathers and mothers knew the importance of landownership, education and being politically active to gaining and maintaining economic freedom and independence.

Evelyn talks about things done by the Obama administration that had a direct impact on the black community.  She also put forth the premise that one must not ask others to do that which one can do for self.

Evelyn wil talk about how under a cloud of controversy Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States of America.  She will talk about election 2016 and how voter apathy and misinformation played a part in the process, and the roll citizens must play if they are to minimize the negative impact of the new administration.

Evelyn will talk about what people feel are the most important problems facing this country in 2017.  She will review this week in the news on such issues as education, jobs and economics, politics and YES, religion too.  The phone lines will be open.

Evelyn talks with Cody Winn about his writing of a poem that was nominated by his teacher for an award and inclusion in a book of poems by The America Library of Poetry.  She also continues to look at automation and job loss.

Evelyn Bowden raises the question of who is responsible to provide jobs to workers whose jobs no longer exist due to automation.   Shes puts forth the argument that automation is a sound business decision and solicits opinions in the form of comments from listeners on facebook and through the website evelynbowden.com.