Metzler on the Mic

#BossLadies Karen Alston, Megan Assman and Tanisha Watson join Dr. Metzler to talk about surviving and thriving during a national pandemic. #businesswomen #bossladymindset #smallbusiness #womenempowerment #businesswoman #business

The Mic is hot as Dr. Christopher Metzler goes on the record with Baltimore Mayoral Candidate Dr. Shannon Wright.  Shannon Wright is a Republican candidate who shares her common-sense plan to bring charm back to Charm City.  Dr. Metzler has served as an advisor to Pastor Wright.

Sarah Elliot Chairwoman of Republicans Overseas UK joins Dr. Metzler to talk Coronavirus, U.S./U.K. Trade Deal, Brexit and Election 2020.

Dr. Christopher Metzler is joined by celebrity influencer Joy Villa.

Joy Villa is a recording artist whose EP “I Make the Static” rocketed to the #1 spot on both iTunes and Amazon following her 2017 Grammys’ appearance, beating out Beyoncé, Adele, and Lady Gaga and landing her a #1 Album in Alternative, #1 in Rock, and a #12 spot on Billboards Top 200 Albums.  Joy blends RnB, alternative rock and pop bringing “The Joy Villa Experience” to 25 countries a year. She boasts over 500K followers across her social media and has worked with many major brands as an influencer and style maven.

Joy has also gained immense popularity as a political commentator and conservative activist when she wore the now famous, Make America Great Again dress at the 2017 Grammys.  Joy is regularly invited to speaker at many events around the US. Joy loves the Trump administration and has been outspoken as a regular political commentator to Fox and Friends, Mornings With Maria, Sean Hannity, Jesse Watters, and more. She is regularly at the White House and was appointed to the Trump campaign in 2017 by Laura Trump.  Her patriotic track “Make America Great Again!” Peaked at #3 on Amazon Best Sellers Charts.

Dr. Christopher Metzler talks testing and cures with doctors on the frontline of the war against COVID-19.


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Today my guest Lynne Patton.  She talks about her work with President Donald Trump and Secretary Ben Carson as HUD Region II - Regional Administrator. 

It’s the largest region in the nation, serving residents of New York and New Jersey. Lynne Patton is a trailblazer, a disruptor and a fierce advocate for the residents of public housing.  
She brings the #Facts. 

Dr. Christopher Metzler is joined by Veteran Communications Strategist Paris Dennard.  In his new role as Senior Communications Advisor for Black Media Affairs for the Republican National Committee, Paris is sharing the excellent news about the Paycheck Protection Plan and how it is working to help American Small Business owners and employees survive the devastating economic impact of COVID-19.

You can follow Paris on Twitter at Twitter.com/parisdennard.

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Dr. Christopher Metzler is joined at the mic by Benny Johnson CCO of Turning Point USA.  The conversation is all about capitalism.  Capitalism is under even greater scrutiny because of the economic shutdown caused by COVID19.  However, in light of the private industry rolling up its sleeves and providing solutions, it is evident that Capitalism remains the most powerful tool to free people from poverty and to jump-start innovation.  
Benny Johnson gives us a true picture of socialism and talks about his visit to Cuba.  If you want to watch Benny's documentary on Cuba, click the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BS2IvQWjzRY

Dr. Christopher Metzler is joined at the mic by the world-renowned neurosurgeon and Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Dr. Ben Carson for Episode #1 of Metzler on the Mic. Dr. Carson shares his insights and wisdom on COVID19. #FACTS #COVID_19 #HeSaidWhatYoureThinking #ThinkBig #Solutionists #HUD

Virgina Senate Candidate Omari Faulkner is on the mic with Dr. Christopher Metzler.  Omari breaks down family, politics, education and what it really means to advocate for your community.

Omari Faulkner was born in Memphis, Tennessee, to a family that taught him the meaning of family, perseverance, and dedication. His father was a truck driver who taught him to do everything to the best of his abilities, and his mother made sure he understood the importance of family and determination. His parents showed him that only Omari could define himself. His great-grandmother was the personification of hard work and community, and though she could not read or write, she inspired Omari’s life of service, faith, and optimism. Her circumstances did not define or limit her, and that life lesson would be Omari’s foundation.