The Keys 107 Network

Every Tuesday @ 5:30pm: Be Present for Peace! PeaceKeepers Role Call: I Am Present for Peace continues to build community and initiate peace among people who are committed to eliminating violence and encouraging peace in their neighborhood. Goal   Using technology as another bridge to increase participation, encourage camaraderie, and to initiate action towards eliminating conflict and bringing peace to the community.  PeaceKeepers Role Call: I Am Present for Peace is an hour of fellowship, news, up-dates, and check- ins from members of the PeaceKeepers Global Initiative.  It’s time dedicated to improving relationships, building community, and expanding the reach of the PeaceKeepers throughout the United States and abroad.  On Tuesday’s between 5:30pm and 6:30pm, anchored by one of The Keys 107 (Blog Talk Radio) hosts, members call in and talk about what’s happening with the PeaceKeepers in their neighborhood and what it’s like being a PeaceKeeper through personal testimony and discussion.  Every PeaceKeepers’ voice will be heard!

Hosted By Rudolph Muhammad Chief of the Beford Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corp, Brooklyn, NY RN and Disaster Prepareness Expert Will you, your family and your commmunity be prepared? Will you survive? How to do you increase the odds in any disaster?

Host: Bro. Leroy welcomes Dorothy Dunning and Dr. Neely Fuller. Topics: Stealing Black Babies for Money. Ms.Dorothy Dunning of Biloxi, Mississippi is a grandmother fighting to gain her 2 grandchildren from Minneapolis foster care. Dissecting White Supremacy with Dr. Neely Fuller. Looking at the Roman Empire as a successful study of the implementation of White Supremacy today. How the films God Father 1 and God Father 2 provides a clear lesson in the codes of White Supremacy. Neely Fuller is the most mentioned reference by Dr. Francis Cress-Welsing in her lectures.

Hosts: Martin Soaries, Tommy Hill, Jason Reels, & Lawrence Reels This pilot episode for The Collective is packed with broad and potent discussion points regarding recent events in sports, entertainment, and TV/Film. We will discuss Michael Jordan on the eve of his 50th birthday, and tackle popular subjects such as if the phenom could still play today, and how Kobe Bryant or LeBron James compares to the great one. We also debate who should be the NBA MVP as of right now and why. Further discussion points will include NCAA Basketball, who deserves to be National Player of the Year, and who is on the radar for this year's March Madness.  The music segment of this episode will inlcude The Grammys, talking about Justin Timberlake's return to music, performances by Frank Ocean, Rihanna, and Miguel, and who deserved to win and who didn't. Our hosts also name their top 10 rappers in hip-hop right now, and discuss upcoming projects we can look forward to from Drake, Kanye West, French Montana, and more.  For our 'Hollywood' segment, our host shares thoughts on Django Unchained, upcoming films to look forward to, and recent television debuts including The Americans, Deception, Do No Harm, and thoughts on which major networks are getting it right. Join our spirited discussions on the first airing of The Collective.

Host Shango Blake celebrates the life of Rosa Parks in a reflective discussion about the significance of the 100th anniversary with Dr. Bessie W. Blake educator, author and lecturer. Dr. Blake is the former Dean of the College of New Rochelle, School of New Resources was a personal aide to Rosa L. Parks. Dubbed “The Hip Hop Principal” by parents and students, he has taken the powerful and magnetic force known as Hip Hop and channeled it into a tool that gets young urban students excited about education while at the same time building their self-esteem and confidence. This Project also benefitted the students by creating a project-based model for teaching valuable skills and lessons that extended from the classroom into practical application. The result of this was not only a student-created music video that screened at the Tribeca Film Festival, also students learned to use their passion to focus on education, self-respect, and self-determination, They were honored by Southeast Queens, New York City, and nationally for their hard work and accomplishment. www.shangoblake.com

Hosts: La’Shawn Allen-Muhammad and Malik Green Topic: Self Love and Rekindling Love with the Black Woman.  “A Nation Can Rise No Higher than it’s Woman”.  Guest: Paul Williamson author of  “The Petals in My Life”  gained from wisdom and knowledge in discerning when to yield to the spirit versus the flesh yet each day I still seek God’s grace The Thorns and Petals of life and mercy. When God looks out From the Balcony of Heaven, I want Him to say, ‘I See My Child and you can Shine Your Light.’ “By studying the blue print of the reconstruction period (1865-1877) and the development of self-sufficient black communities, we can begin to rebuild 21 century communities and become more self-sufficient as a whole.”  LAM

Topic: Lessons in Relationships: Communications, Conflict, and Expectation. Host Sis. Rafika welcomes relationship counselor Abdul Hafeez Muhammad. For more than 25 years he’s counseled couples in martial distress and guided those in the planning stages. The key to his effective strategy is his Straight Talk for Straight Understanding approach. Hafeez is no stranger to radio. His popular show Ask Hafeez endeared him with callers who eagerly phoned in with problems seeking candid advice to common problems. Today, he deals with the spiritual, communication, financial, expectations and conflict keys that effect relationships in the pursuit of love, peace, and happiness. He serves as the New York representative of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam and the Minister of Muhammad Mosque No7. He's known for his work in youth educational development, professional development, and motivational speaking, mediating with street organizations, working with rap artists, ecumenical work to political empowerment, and as a relentless fighter for the rights of the poor, oppressed, and women. He is the founder and CEO of the Center for Self Improvement, Inc. A curriculum based program founded to provide education and self-improvement workshops within the New York City public schools as well as various other non-profit agencies. He is known for his passionate, paced, sometimes humorous, and always skillfully delivered lectures on spiritual and societal topics known to incite conversation and move people to action. You got problems ASK HAFEEZ.

HoodRich Magazine "What's rich in your hood!" "Are you hoodrichish?" "I'm not hood, I not rich, but I am Hoodrichish!" Tonites Show is dedicated to The PeaceKeepers Movement. Russell Simmones and Captain Dennis  on the show talking about the global growth of the PeaceKeepers.org also mor Music for the world from the Blockboyz entertainment camp Featured artist Jaunita Wynn and ispirirational artist Lisa Easton also New LIE debutes. shot out to President Barak obama and the Orginize Now team. #Jobsnow Host: Jr. Strongg Topics include issues dealing with lifestyle, health, entertainment, politics, education and general living in and around the neighborhoods. We will will feature, and deal with issues that are current and are in the communities. Through dialogue we can begin to solve problems abd bridge the divides that keep us apart as people.  Jr. Strongg hails from Trinidad by way of New York. He has over twenty years in the entertainment industry working as a camerman, producer, editor, writer, and entertainer, and musician.

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Hosts: Dennis Muhammad and Sis. Rafika Soaries-Muhammad welcomes Hip Hop pioneer and entrepreneur Russell Simmons. Every Tuesday @ 5:30pm: Be Present for Peace! PeaceKeepers Role Call: I Am Present for Peace continues to build community and initiate peace among people who are committed to eliminating violence and encouraging peace in their neighborhood. Goal   Using technology as another bridge to increase participation, encourage camaraderie, and to initiate action towards eliminating conflict and bringing peace to the community.  PeaceKeepers Role Call: I Am Present for Peace is an hour of fellowship, news, up-dates, and check- ins from members of the PeaceKeepers Global Initiative.  It’s time dedicated to improving relationships, building community, and expanding the reach of the PeaceKeepers throughout the United States and abroad.  On Tuesday’s between 5:30pm and 6:30pm, anchored by one of The Keys 107 (Blog Talk Radio) hosts, members call in and talk about what’s happening with the PeaceKeepers in their neighborhood and what it’s like being a PeaceKeeper through personal testimony and discussion.  Every PeaceKeepers’ voice will be heard!