Loraine Ballard Morrill talks with Shirley Kessel the founder of Miles for Migraine Walk and Run scheduled for Saturday, October 7 beginning at 8:30 a.m. in Wissahickon Park. The two-mile walk and 5K/10K run raise funds to help increase public awareness about headache disorders and the need to fund headache disorder research. www.milesformigraine.org.

There's so much cool technology that helps automate the home. Loraine Ballard Morrill chats with Jeffrey Allen, from Comcast and Kathleen McHale President and CEO of SPIN about how Xfinity Home automation helped three intellectually differently abled young men live independently. https://spininc.org/ https://www.xfinity.com/home-security.html

You are very likely to be impacted by that massive data breach at the credit checking firm Equifax. Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with cyber security experts Rebecca Rakoski and Jordan Fischer from XPAN Law Group. https://xpanlawgroup.com/

Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Barbara Mattleman, Executive Director of Graduate Philadelphia about their program targeted to adults who want to go back to school and complete their degree. Also - interviewed - Kevin Jackson, a 48 year old “Comebacker” who completed his associate’s degree with the help of Graduate Philadelphia. Check out www.GRADUATEphiladelphia.org for information about their monthly college fairs and career pathway workshops.

Loraine chats with author, filmmaker Nelson George about the fourth in his D. Hunter mysteries Series – To Funk and Die in LA. The book explores the dark side of LA during the 1992 uprising while also exploring that most extraordinary musical genre – Funk. Nelson George will be in Philadelphia Tuesday September 26, 2017 at 5:30 for Conversation at South Restaurant 600 North Broad Street.

Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks to Reverend Chandra Williams, candidate for President of the Pennsylvania Baptist State Convention – the first female to run for this office. https://www.facebook.com/RevChandraWilliamsforPBSCPresident/

You are very likely to be impacted by that massive data breach at the credit checking firm Equifax. Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with cyber security experts Rebecca Rakoski and Jordan Fischer from XPAN Law group. https://xpanlawgroup.com/

There's so much cool technology that helps automate the home we chat with Jeffrey Allen, from Comcast and Kathleen McHale President and CEO of SPIN about how Xfinity Home automation helped three intellectually differently abled young men live independently.

Loraine talks with Shirley Kessel the founder of Miles for Migrane Walk and Run scheduled for Saturday, October 7 beginning at 8:30 a.m. in Wissahickon Park. The two-mile walk and 5K/10K run raise funds to help increase public awareness about headache disorders and the need to fund headache disorder research. www.milesformigraine.org.

Loraine chats with author, filmmaker Nelson George about the fourth in his D. Hunter mysteries Series – To Funk and Die in LA. The book explores the dark side of LA during the 1992 uprising while also exploring that most extraordinary musical genre – Funk. Nelson George will be in Philadelphia Tuesday September 26, 2017 at 5:30 for Conversation at South Restaurant 600 North Broad Street.

Loraine also speaks with Barbara Mattleman, Executive Director of Graduate Philadelphia about their college fair targeted to adults who want to go back to school and complete their degree. Also interviewed Kevin Jackson, a 48 year old “Comebacker” who completed his associates degree with the help of Graduate Philadelphia. Check out www.GRADUATEphiladelphia.org for information about their monthly college fairs and career pathway workshops.

Loraine talks with Adonis Banegas, Executive Director of Concilio about Puerto Rican Festival Parade Sunday September 24, 2017. www.elconcilio.net.

Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks to Reverend Chandra Williams, candidate for President of the Pennsylvania Baptist State Convention – the first female to run for this office. https://www.facebook.com/RevChandraWilliamsforPBSCPresident/

Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Philadelphia City Council President Darrell L. Clarke about the How to Make it in America Economic Empowerment Conference which takes place Wednesday September 20th from 8 am to 2 pm at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The event will give those interested in starting or growing their business - access to some of Philadelphia's most successful business owners and top advisers. To register go to www.PHLcouncil.com.