The Faith Hour with Harriet Cammock

The response from live viewers ignited this segment. Viewers chimed in on what causes homelessness, and poverty and why the impact is most felt in small towns across the state.

A recent University of Michigan study revealed that over 36,000 school children in Michigan are homeless. Poverty being the driving factor, the impact is hardest felt in small towns and rural communities.

One can argue that the Tax policies of the Reagan era created the Billionaires class. But what happens when those billionaires turn to philanthropy? Does it become a tool for them to influence public policy.

Harriet explores a direct link between faith asa healer of depression.

Professor Lisa Miller of Columbia University, published a study in which it was found that persons exposing faith had a thicker cortex lining f the brain which guards against depression.  Worth listening as Harriet expounds on these findings

Recently, Serena Williams tennis star, detailed what happened to her, while giving birth to her daughter. Williams’ story echoes that of research that shows implicit bias towards black women, manifesting as racism, is leaving some black women dead during childbirth.

Women, especially women of color are dying in childbirth. Could this be a case of implicit bias that exists in medica environments?

In a New Jersey town, a serial killer targeted Black women who were homeless or had mental health issues. How did law enforcement find him

Why some residents felt left out of the decision making that led to a non-profit planting trees in their neighborhoods 

A non-profit acquired funds to plant trees in Detroit’s neighborhoods, but some residents, felt ‘put on’ as it harks back to a dark part of the city’s history