The Keys 107 Network

Hosted By Rudolph Muhammad: Chief of the Beford Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corp, Brooklyn, NY.  RN and Disaster Prepareness and Emergency Response Expert. Will you, your family and your commmunity be prepared? Will you survive?  How to do you increase the odds in any disaster? The Peacekeepers Global Initiative' Peacekeeper's Roll Call joins Bro. Rudolph 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!

The Keys 107 Network is proud to present a special rebroadcast of the Most Successful Traits in business with Greg Jones. Greg Jones will be live next Monday with more advice on how to successfully build your business.

Hosted By:  Jason X Guest: Lawrence Ghana Hayes I spent two-and-a-half years in the New York State death house and can genuinely tell every ear that wants to hear, No! The death house is more than a place, it’s a reflection of everything a society values, all wrapped into one.  It is what is wrong and evil and cursed about any society’s collective conscience.  It’s a reflection of the collective soul and consciousness, and a warning sign or statement to the collective people of a society that is reflective of the meaning and value that that society’s ruling classes possesses for the sanctity of life. Reference: http://my.blogtalkradio.com/host/segments.aspx

This week's topic: Black Hair Care. Host Bro. Leroy "The Communicator" talks with Cheryl Murrow, Cheryl Morrow is the epitome of hair care royalty. Having initially trained as a cosmetologist, the daughter of Dr. Willie Morrow, the greatest mind in Black hair care gave Cheryl an edge. That edge is her high level of knowledge and respect for curly hair care. Working side-by-side and traveling around the world with her father gave her an extraordinary knowledge of the manufacturing process combined with science education that exclusively pertains to curly hair. This has allowed Cheryl to design couture product lines for many celebrities and hair care distributors. In 1985, Cheryl was chosen to represent the United States in the Hair Olympics, however she declined so that she could go to London to accept her induction into the Intercoiffure Organization. Cheryl honed her Salon Management skills by attending the invitation only Vidal Sassoon Institute of Salon Management in Beverly Hills, CA. Reference: http://www.myspace.com/cherylmorrow) Cheryl Morrow offers women a natural alternative to the brutality and damage that chemical straightening causes.  Cheryl Murrow discuss the fundamental issues that chemical straigntening known as "perms" cause both psychologically and physically.  She specializes in cosmetic hair tricology that helps correct hair & scalp damage caused by cosmetic chemical usage often from perming and dying.

Host Shango Blake of T.R.U Skool Educational Consultants (Teaching Reading Uniquely to reverse under- performance) talks to Mrs. Kyeatta Hendricks. Kyeatta has had a great deal of success in her work with children. She is armed with the most recent educational methodologies and techniques and is always willing to share that knowledge and understanding with fellow teachers and school personnel. She works hard to bring the curriculum to life in her daily teaching. Most of the students entrusted to her care have shown significant academic progress in their classrooms. Other teachers seek her out to discuss student progress with her almost on a weekly basis. She is a local union chapter chair union leader for the United Federation of teachers(UFT). She is also a Community Activist in her hometown of Newark, New Jersey as a cohort of iReform, a group that informs and trains parents how to become advocates for their children and for the community when it comes to fixing the broken education system. Shango Blake “The Hip Hop Principal” has taken Hip Hop and channeled it into a tool that got students excited about education and restored self-esteem. A project-based model for teaching valuable skills and lessons that resulted in a student created music video (Tribeca Film Festival). The success was unparalleled. An At Risk school experienced improved confidence, skyrocketing test scores and decreased violence. Through interactive dialogue with his audience and guests the mission is to educate ALL AT RISK communities. http://www.shangoblake.com/t-r-u-skool-page

Host Rafika welcomes JR Strong (John Wilson) of HoodRich Magazine and Tree a marketing and promotions expert with a wealth of knowledge. Today we highlight the Entertainment and Social Keys in pursuit of Opening Doors to Endless Possibilities with CEO and Producer of HoodRich Magazine what’s rich in your neighbor-Hood an online magazine that bring print to video fon the "Hoodrichish You Tube Channel  “I’m not hood I’m not Rich I’m hood-rich-ish” and later in the show entertainment marketing and promotions expert Tree who will be sharing his knowledge and experience in marketing & promotions, artist management, and music industry consultants.

Hosts Michelle Materre and Aisha Karefa-Smart broadcasts live from the MIST Theatre enjoying the grand opening of The My Image Studio Theatre (MIST) in Harlem, NY and the premiere of the film Otelo Burning. MIST Harlem (My Image Studios) is New York City’s long-anticipated new cultural entertainment center that’s poised to become a leading showcase for independent black and Latino cinema. Designed by A. Jay Hibbs of Hibbs Architects in Wappingers Falls, New York, MIST Harlem boasts 20,000 square feet with three state-of-the-art theaters-two with 92-seats each and a third with 164 seats to present film, music, live spoken word, and theater from African and Latino Diaspora. The new venue also features a 130-seat restaurant named Harvist, a lobby bar, as well as an outdoor bar and dining area. OTELO BURNING also won the Golden Owl Audience Award for Best Film at Cinerama BC Brazil and Best South African Film at the Cape Winelands Film Festival. Based on true events, the story unfolds as three teenage friends – Otelo, New Year, and Mandla – look for an escape through a time of turmoil in the township of Lamontville, South Africa and discover freedom through the joy of surfing. Shot in picturesque Durban, OTELO BURNING is a strikingly dynamic portrait of hope and growth for a group of proud adolescents and a nation itself. The next film will be Elza. Elza is inspired by director Mariette Monpierre’s personal story of searching for her biological father in her native Guadeloupe. With a reported 50% of African American and Caribbean children estranged from their fathers, the issue that Monpierre addresses is a real one. In many cases, these communities have a history of slavery, while in others the father simply neglects his responsibilities. As the story unfolds, the deep-rooted ELZA presents a breathtaking look at the troubling hardships that lay beneath the sun-kissed Caribbean island.

7pm-8pm Raymond Shorter; The Black Male Agenda Bowie State University. Shorter is the reason Minister Farrakhan spoke at that Black institution. "When we began the Black Male Agenda at Bowie in 2008 we always wanted to get Minister Farrakhan on this campus. And, when we accomplished that a few weeks ago the campus has remained lit up from his presentation." Hear the background to how Minister Farrakhan was invited to speak at Bowie State University. The prime mover is The Black Male Agenda (2008) for advancing academic excellence and developing responsible Black males,  the Freshman students crisis and its impact on all Black male students at Bowie and how it led to the historic presentation by Minister Farrakhan at Bowie State University. 8pm-9pm Historian, David Head and  Chemical-Engineer Rodney Dotson will discuss one of the most prolific inventors fueling the Industrial Revolution, Granville T. Woods. Hear the powerful significance of Granville T. Woods' inventive life to Black students, parents and educators and the introduction of STEM to Black youth. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math were early ingredients in Granville T. Woods' life. His hands-on experience in a blacksmith shop can be duplicated in less challenging environments such as gardening, auto-mechanics, breaking down and rebuilding computers, etc. What you want to learn is how STEM was realized in a blacksmith shop.   David Head is based in Detroit and is active in bringing the Granville T. Woods story into classrooms and museums in that city.  Mr Head also has a book soon to be published on the inventor.  Meanwhile, Rodney Dotson has created the Talent Development Network dedicated to accelerating math and science learning among inner city youth. Talent Development Network is an outreach program in the last several years at City College in Harlem.

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?