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We decided to do a pop up episode to talk with you all about what we have learned in our first year1!
---Resilient Love Hosts are excited to have a conversation about how literacy matters in the identity of the black boy.
Our guest, Alvin Irby is a former kindergarten teacher turned award-winning social entrepreneur, international speaker, comedian, and author. He is Founder and Chief Reading Inspirer at Barbershop Books, a literacy program that creates child-friendly reading spaces in barbershops and provides early literacy training to barbers.
Barbershop Books Website
Resilient Love Hosts asked Alonzo Jaynes to provide us with his perspective on the current situations that have plagued our country and around the world. This is a great dialogue about regulations, steps to moving forward and justice reform. We also learned that Mr. Jaynes tapped into his first love of music with his latest release, Witness Protection, and you can listen to it here. Thank you Chief for this great conversation.
---Resilient Love Hosts dive into a listener question about their views on the pandemic and what lessons that have been taught over the quarantine. The listener also asks how do their thoughts relate to the bible. This is a great question and the hosts have fun responding.
---This episode is to talk about what is happening in today's society. We know that things have been a challenge for the life of a Black Person and so we just wanted to shed light on our feelings on it.
---Check out this episode where we take a dive into how financial preparedness help lower the stress during a Crisis
---Those priorities need to be set at a time where we can slow down and assess life as a whole. How are you maximizing this time you have to get yourself together?
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---With what is happening in the world today, we at times do not think things are not correctly done but they are.
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---This is about the book turned movie, Just Mercy and how we all need to pay attention to our local government officials and begin to impact change.
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