Make The Change Radio Show

Darrell Cador talks about how he found his passion to write after receiving donated computers. Prior to that he did not read books at all. Now he is a published author of 3 books and about to launch his first live stageplay. Learn how he did it.

LaMarr Funn talks about the importance of getting adequate amounts of fruits and vegetables and how we can accomplish this by juicing. LaMarr shares her principles for juicing the "Funn" way.

Fernette Moore speaks with Paul and Deborah Anderson about the Waverly Academy, a STEM Charter School in Jacksonville, Florida and how the academy is making a difference in the lives of young girls.

Jennifer Unangst shares her story of sexual abuse from age 5 to 14 by someone she was born to love and trust. She speaks candidly about how her upbringing led to a life of sex trafficking, substance and physical abuse. Learn how she is now helping others.

Raymond Hawkins talks about his recovery from a life as a functional addict. He explains why they are difficult to identify and what telltale signs to look out for. Functional addicts can endanger our lives if they do not receive help in time.

Joe Gorham, Radio Show Host at WHUR talks about how a simple change in his eating habits allowed him to get off insulin medication, lose over 40 pounds, obtain more energy and renew his commitment to health. If Joe can do this at the age of 62 so can you!

Pastor Leonard Smith speaks to Ecclesiastes 3:1-8. He talks about the various seasons of life, how to recognize the one we are in and how to maximize each season. Although we cannot control the seasons, we can control how we respond to them.

Dr. Paul Anderson shares his "Lessons of Resiliency," a 7-step program for beating the blues at anytime of the year, but especially during the holiday season.

Attorney Willard Alonzo Stanback talks about the most important types of business agreements small business owners should have in place to conduct business professionally and protect themselves.

Alvin Dwight Pettit, a famed civil rights lawyer and author of the book “Under Color of Law” talks about the new forms of civil rights violations we must pay attention to and the dangers that lie ahead if the nation sleeps in a fog of complacency created by past accomplishments.