My Morning Coffee

Meet Officer Kyle Lofstrom of Redondo Beach Police Department. He gives "community policing" a whole new look and sound. Hear what he has to say about his personality fitting into the profession of law enforcement. Even Gia, the 30 year Lieutenant, was a bit surprised by the disposition of Officer Lofstrom. What is expected of the officers in the communities that they serve? Listen in and send us your comments. 

"We Are the Community - Leading the Way in Law Enforcement" ~RBPD  

 

With MY MORNING COFFEE, the conversation is always hot, bold, organic, and full of flavor. Dive in and have a sip. 

 

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Tonya & Gia recap the weekend and dive into their definition of women supporting each other. You cannot just say that you have somebody‘s back. You have to represent that with actions. Let‘s talk about it.

On this episode of My Morning Coffee, we chat with a model that has worked on campaigns with Hawaiian Tropic, Nike, Yamaha, Harley Davidson, and gone on tour with Madonna. Kelley Poling is also a trained marksman and stuntwoman. She was in a life-altering accident and has an incredible story of resilience.

On this episode, Tonya & Gia recap the weekend and dive into some hot topics including the Los Angeles Lakers and the #LBJ kerfuffle, the #Rittenhouse verdict and #Sisterhood at the #Friendsgiving.

We talk to Claudette King, daughter of legendary B.B. King about:

1. Being the daughter of a legend

2. Going from the SF Bay to the A (Atlanta)

3. Paving her own path and building a legacy

4. Deal with abandonment issues and her last moments with her father

Start your day with the ladies of My Morning Coffee. This episode we dig in on a few things.

1. #SisterhoodMatters Dinner 

2. Breast Cancer Awareness Event

3. The rise of violent crimes

4. The Woman of the Year event

Let us fill your cup with #MMC goodness.

Narcotics is plaguing our nation and ending lives early. Lean into this conversation with Detective Chris from Special Investigations on the Redondo Beach Police Force. His experience combined with the statistics that he brings to the table make this for an unforgettable conversation. Do you know how much fentanyl is legal? How can parents look out for their kids? What‘s the fix? Listen in.

Intimacy & Breast Cancer - Let‘s talk about it with Nefertiti Mitchell, the first Black Woman to own an exclusive concierge adult Boutique. In addition to entrepreneurship, Ms. Mitchell is also a a breast cancer survivor and member of Zeta Phi Beta. We get into all of that.

Join us for a high energy conversation with Cleon Joseph, author, law enforcement, and fitness professional. He discusses leading an extraordinary life. You don‘t want to miss him.

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Tune in to hear our conversation with Officer Keith Turner. His job description includes many things that you may not even know are included in the duties of law enforcement. If it involves the homeless or the mentally ill, you can guarantee that Officer Turner will be there. We discuss the dynamic of being an African American police officer in Redondo Beach, CA. Take a listen.