Join us,  on The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS) on radiophoenix.org, Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Listen in as I discuss with her community involvement, the challenges of facing her school district in this COVID-19 era and raising two civically engaged Black sons.

Join us as I discuss his candidacy, the responsibilities of a county supervisor.

Jazin Hodge is a senior at New York University. He has been actively involved in the community working on campaigns and community issues. He currently works with "Our Voice, Our Vote – Arizona," a member-led organization committed to advocating for progressive public policies, and mobilizing voters, training the next generation of leaders, electing champions into office, and holding elected officials accountable. Jazin will attend law school following his graduation from NYU.

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Join us, TODAY, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, on The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS) on radiophoenix.org, Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

My guest for the FIRST-HALF of the segment is a Daniel Toporek, Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Treasurer.

Join us as we discuss his candidacy, the responsibilities of the treasurer and his plans if elected County Treasurer.

Toporek served thirty-four years as a Marine and Army Attack Pilot. His passion for service to the community stems from growing up in a family dedicated to improving the lives of their fellow Arizonans.

He says he is running for Maricopa County Treasurer to restore public trust in county government and to continue his life of service to the people of the community.

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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), SUNDAYS, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, is an ENCORE BROADCAST is Mr. Alfredo Gutierrez, educator, author community activists, entrepreneur, consultant. The show originally aired 9-23-18 and was rebroadcast on 9-22-19.

 This segment of The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS) on radiophoenix.org,  is a tribute to the musical genius PRINCE, with commentary from educator and music critic, Mr. Michael Cox.

Prince's was a musical genius, whose masterpieces hit all genres of music, soul, rock, hip hop, blues you name it. The Minnesota native etched a sound in the history books that was named the Minneapolis sound, launching the careers of many that touched the hem of his garment. But he did just write songs, play instruments, he was also a filmmaker, producer, philanthropist and more. His sudden death shocked the world but his spirit  lives on through the legacy of his music and those he influenced.  

Michael Cox is a native of Utica, New York. He is a 16-year veteran teacher. A graduate of Trevor Browne High School is also a proud graduate of University of Arizona . He earned his M.B.A in 2001 from University of Phoenix. He was a semi-finalist for Rodel’s math teacher of the year. Cox is a connoisseur of music. When he isn’t teaching, he enjoys creating mix-tapes and watching movies.

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My guest. is arts advocate, producer and Radio Phoenix host Leah Marche.

Listen as TAGS chats with them regarding the COVID-19 Corona virus and how she is managing the economic, social challenges brought on by the pandemic.

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My guest is Curtis Brewton, owner CURREG Men's Wear and Accessories in Phoenix.

Listen as TAGS chats with them regarding the COVID-19 Corona virus and how he is managing the economic, social challenges brought on by the pandemic.

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My guest is Mr. Glenn Ellis, a medical ethicist, researcher, writer, lecturer and president of Strategies for Well-Being, LLC., a global consultancy that focuses on health literacy, equity, disparities, advocacy, policy and communication.

Listen in as we discuss his journey in the medical field, health disparities, facts and false information regarding COVID-19 Corona Virus and in the Black community and more. You don't want to miss this show!

Mr Ellis is passionately focused on the ethical protection of rights for patients—especially African Americans and other historically marginalized populations—in medical care and clinical research. Ellis’ dedication to health equity for marginalized and disenfranchised populations has earned him the respect and recognition of public health experts, physicians, academics and scientists across the globe.

Ellis has authored and co-authored papers in the American Journal of Public Health, American Journal of Academic Medicine; the Journal of Philosophy; and Ethics and the Journal of Healthcare Science and the Humanities. He is also the author of Which Doctor? (2006) and Information in the Best Medicine (2012).

In addition to a weekly syndicated health column in the Black Press, he also hosts a weekly podcast health program, “Information is the Best Medicine”. He is the regular contributor on health and medical issues for Philadelphia’s WDAS-FM; Los Angeles’s KJLH-FM; WVON-AM in Chicago; KSYB-AM in Louisiana; and WATV-AM in Birmingham. Ellis was a member of the Black Media Delegation at AIDS 2008 Mexico City, AIDS 2010 Vienna and AIDS 2012 Washington.

Since 2004, he has conducted research and written about the Cuban health system.

Ellis has presented at scientific, academic and health conferences across the United States, as well as Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Italy, Kenya, the Netherlands, South Africa, Ukraine and more. He was a guest lecturer at the IV International Symposium on Bioethics in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, where his abstract was published under the auspices of the esteemed European Science Foundation and in the Journal of Philosophy and Ethics.

A native of Birmingham, Alabama, Ellis did his undergraduate Pre-Med studies at the University of Pennsylvania, his Ethics graduate studies at St. Joseph University (Certified Health Care Ethicist). and received a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the University of Liverpool.

Ellis is a 2018-2019 Research Bioethics Fellow at Harvard Medical School.

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TAGS inaugural HISTORICAL BLACK FACTS, "BLACK IN THE MOMENT" segment of historical facts, with the reading of "African Americans Seek Protection (1865)"., and the poetry of Russian poet Gennady Aygi

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My is the newly appointed president and CEO of the West Valley Arts Council, Sandra Bassett. Join us as we discuss her plans for the Council and her career and a musical artist and corporate management background.

Bassett has extensive experience in cultural program implementation, finance management, and revenue growth for prominent for-profit and non-profit organizations.

A very talented musician and singer, the Detroit native, Bassett has a vast international and national arts & cultural experience, combined with her years of dynamic leadership roles in business, gives her the exact knowledge and capabilities this role needs, Kathy Knecht, Chair of the Board, said.

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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. TAGS's guest is Mr. Luther Patton, owner of Compac Design, an electronics company in Arizona.

Listen in as we reflect on the life of human rights advocate Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery, the Dean of the Civil Rights Movement." Patton's family and Lowery's family are longtime friends. Dr. Lowery officiated Patton's wedding in Mississippi.

Dr. Lowery, "The Dean of the Civil Rights Movement," who passed on March 28 at the age of 98, was co-founder of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In 2009, Lowery was awarded the Medal of Freedom, the highest American civilian award by President Barack Obama.

The veteran civil rights leader was on the battlefield for over half-a century fighting for equality and justice, an advocate for the poor and downtrodden, despite numerous attempts on his life.

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