Mangrove Community Presents: “Reasonable Doubt” Podcast

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from those helping with local politics to the local community. This week we meet with Jen and Tony of the Jen and Tony show as we discuss relationships and preparing for times after the pandemic. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org  

Guest Information: https://www.facebook.com/powercouple2020

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from those helping the local community to local politics . This week we meet with local Judges, Activists, and Politicians to discuss Bail Reform as well as the fallout from the death of George Floyd. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org

Guest Information:

Judge Darrell Jordan

Judge DaSean Jones

Dav Lewis - http://2ndchances.life/

Andrew Alvarez - http://www.aaforcongress.com/

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from those helping the local community to local politics . This week we meet with Dr. Letitia Plummer,  Houston City Council At-Large Position 4, to discuss local COVID-19 information. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org  

Guest Information: https://plummerforhouston.com/  

Dr. Letitia Plummer is a successful business owner with a consistent record of community service.  She is a dentist, a volunteer, and a mom, with deep roots in the Bayou City, and will bring her history of a thriving Houston experience to her role representing Position 5.  Like many Houstonians, Letitia was raised in a multicultural household, an experience that has shaped everything she does. She was born to an African American father and a Yemeni-Indian mother in Boston, and the family arrived back in Houston in 1973. She attended HISD public schools, and after graduating from The High School for Health Professionals (now known as DeBakey High School for Health Professions), Letitia enrolled at Spelman College, one of the most prestigious Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the nation and was active in Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Immediately after college, she returned to Texas, where she graduated from Baylor College of Dentistry and followed in her father’s footsteps as a practicing dentist. Soon thereafter, she opened her first of two dental practices in the Houston-area. As a dentist, she has been recognized by fellow Houstonians with numerous awards including “Top Professionals on the Fast Track” and “Houston’s Top Dentist.”  Serving the people of Houston runs in the Plummer family DNA. Her grandfather was a Tuskegee Airman flight instructor, and after the war, he became the first African-American investigator for the Harris County D.A. He founded and helped establish the Houston Lawyers Association (the first organized Bar Association for African-American lawyers in Houston), the Harris County and Texas Councils of Voters, and the Texas Landowners Association. Letitia’s father sits on the Board of Directors for the Debakey High School for Health Professions and is a former member of the Executive Committee for the Houston Branch of the NAACP. In addition, legendary congressman and civil rights hero, Mickey Leland, was not only a family friend but also an “uncle” to the Plummer children. Letitia fondly remembers volunteering as a 12-year-old child to help “Uncle Mickey” in his Congressional campaign. These three important people in Letitia’s life helped instill in her the need for quality individuals in the arena of public service.  Letitia is raising her three sons near NRG Park, imparting the same values her parents instilled in her: education, work ethic, and charity/volunteerism. Each month the family gives their time to one of an assortment of Houston based community organizations (including the Houston Food Bank, Bread of Life, as well as several others) that provide much-needed help to her fellow Houstonians. She is also a Founder and past-President of the Brazoria chapter of the League of Women Voters, where she collaborated with the community to keep them informed and engaged in the voting process.

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from those helping the local community to local politics . This week we meet with Dr. Undrai F. Fizer who is running for the 2020 Democratic Primary for Texas Legislature - District 126 position. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org

Guest Information: https://www.fizer4texas.org/

Undrai feels proud of his "creole heritage" of Southern and Northern Louisiana. He enjoys the "French speaking" dialect of his late mother, Gertie Felix-Fizer, and the "southern, deep drawl" of his late father, Andrew Fizer Jr. Combining both his Louisiana and Texas backgrounds, he became a unique byproduct of the North Forest I.S.D. and Webster Parish School systems.

Fizer earned his unique doctorates in Religious Education and Humanities from Latin School of Theology in Los Angeles, Ca. and United Graduate College and Seminary in Jonesbourough, TN., respectively. He also received The Global Leadership Award for Exemplary Leadership at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library in Grands Rapids. MI. for his work in various communities, schools, ministries, and businesses.

He is the founder of KAIROS Inter-Global, Inc. a personal vision and spiritual development Organization that teaches principles of Focus, Purpose, and Creative Intelligence. He has certified strategists in various fields of industry including: MEDIA, FINANCE, The National Basketball Association, ENTERTAINMENT, RELIGION, and MORE.

He is a best selling author and founder of Divine House Books, an independent publishing company of new writers. He is also an accomplished jazz pianist.

He is married to Bridget E. Fizer, a fashion designer and professor at Houston Community College, and is the father of their 3 sons, Benjamin, Loren, and Zion.  The Fizers reside in the Champion Forest area of Houston.

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention to the local community as we have Special Guest KG Smooth stopping by discuss some of the issues surrounding local politics. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org

Guest Information: KG Smooth, Media Personality, Host of The Quiet Storm on Majic 102.1 and Host of Access Houston on 97.9 The Box  KG Smooth is no stranger to the podcast arena.

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention to the local community as we have Special Guest Taylor Harris stopping by to speak to us about Taylor's House of Hope. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org       

Guest Information: http://taylorshouseofhope.org/  

Taylor's House of Hope is a new 501(c)(3) non-profit maternity home in the North Houston area. We are one of only three maternity homes in a 14 county area and the only one in the North Houston area. We provide services to assist teens and young women who are experiencing unplanned pregnancies. We aspire to turn a crisis pregnancy into a life-changing opportunity for success. Our mission is to pour knowledge and information into these young women that will teach them to be self-sufficient. We offer life skill classes, career training, parenting, financial budgeting, cooking, diet and much more. ​

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from those helping the local community to local politics . This week we meet with Michael Allen who is beginning his campaign for Texas Congressional District 18 seat. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org

Guest Information: https://michael4congress.com/

Michael has over 15 years of leadership experience in the greater Houston area. Originally a pastor, Michael understands the need for growth and community. He served as a church leader ending his non-profit career as an executive pastor overseeing vision, mission, and growth objectives. He has served the last 6 years in the private sector as a senior consultant, chief operating officer, and chief executive officer. He and his wife Andrea reside in Houston, Texas where they call home for over 30 years.

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from local politics to those helping the local community. This week we meet with Angeanette Thibodeaux who is beginning her campaign for Texas State Rep 139. Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org       

Guest Information: http://thibodeaux4texas.com/

Angeanette D. Thibodeaux, is a native of Louisiana and considers it a distinct honor to be a product of a hard working blue collar family.  Growing up in the rural south of Mer Rouge, Angeanette D. Thibodeaux knows and understands the meaning of “it takes a village”.

She learned at a very early age that having a sense of pride, understanding your community and reaching out to help your fellow neighbor was more than just the right thing to do, but also the only way the community survive.

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from local politics to those helping the local community as we turn our attention to the "State of the Mangrove" address from our leader Carl Ward.  This week we discuss the inspiration for the organization, the  new #ivote campaign, and the continued development of the "branches" of the Mangrove Community. We also get a call from Angeanette D.  Thibodeaux to help us further understand the "Super Neighborhood" concept  and how it can help the local community.  Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org

Guest Information: http://thibodeaux4texas.com/

This week on the "Reasonable Doubt" Podcast Series we move our attention from local politics to those helping the local community. This week we meet with Carlos J Malave of CJMotivation.com to continue our discussion on reformative justice in the community.  Check out this episode along with all of the other information about the Mangrove Community at MangroveCommunity.org     

Guest Information: http://cjmotivation.com/  

“My purpose is to help people Consciously use their experiences to create a Jovial & Motivated lifestyle.” https://youtu.be/06BCN5BZ08k  Carlos J. Malave (SUNY Cortland Alumni Class of 2011) is the self-published author of Translating Your Success.  Along with being an author, Carlos is an educator, coach and mentor that has taught in and worked with some of the top charter schools in the country (Inwood Academy for Leadership, YES Prep & KIPP to name a few). He is currently leading the CJMotivation LLC movement in a nation wide effort to help the kids in the schools that need the help. Check out his podcast "Translating Success" on Youtube and all streaming platforms.   #cjmotivation #AlwaysPressRecord #MangroveCommunity