In 2021, #9 is moving to his own platform, Nine On the Grind, but the concept is still the same Funk From the Front Seat....Yes he is in control of his own show with his own...The conversation was about thoughts for 2021...Talked about wellness, getting healthy checkups in the new year and some of the legends of Funk Music and modern keepers of the legacy....

On Mullings, Music and Memories we were joined again by IBMTV co-founder Nick as well as Jeff Eichen from Weed Wednesday. But, our primary guest was Kara Oelker from Cincinnati, a Nutritionist, Wellness Coach and Motivational Speaker...We talked about Gut Health, Obesity in The US and other parts of the world, Wellness and Sleep, the town of Cincinnati, Black Lives Matter Movement, Dream Cities to Visit, the Importance of Teachers, Lack of Teaching about Nutrition properly in our school system, Food Deserts, Food inequality, Gentrification and much more........

This is She’s On Call, a weekly show hosted by NYC-based doctors ENT specialist Dr. Sujana Chandrasekhar and general surgeon Dr. Marina Kurian. Welcome to our first show of the year! Our guests are epidemiologist Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding and trauma surgeon Dr. Sharmila Dissanaike. Have questions for them? COMMENT down below! You’re invited to ask the doctors anything. The physicians and their guests’ views are their own and do not represent any institution. Please contact your doctor for any personal questions. Please hit share and join us live on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube at @shesoncall. Hashtag: #ShesOnCall

We are not shy about giving thanks. For our family, giving thanks is an opportunity to think deeply about our contributions to making our family-run, our commitment to each other, and how reciprocity is a form of love and selflessness. For the last episode of 2020, we went LIVE on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube (on the MomOfAllCapes Channels).  


We want to acknowledge that this year though intense and unprecedented in so many ways that lots of people are still hurting during these times. We wish peace to anyone who lost a loved one during COVID 19 and have you in our prayers. 


God bless everyone this upcoming year. Thanks for sticking with us this year.



 

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Bringing in the New Year!  Joining us are Camilla Olsen, Nick Clayton, Desmond the Songwriter, Leonardo Williams, and Jason Weeks.


Join us for a lively discussion where we begin the new year with a range of guests and topics!

Yesterday's Funk Music with Zack where he talked about the good, the bad and Ugly from 2020 including Covid, Economics, Racism and much more.....we also talked about his music from the past..and then in the Roundtable which is the second part, we were joined by Kimberly Calhoun, Maxine Phillips McKoy, and one of Zack's business partners from Philadelphia...we talked about sports, racism, coal mining in West Virginia (that's where Maxine is from), goals and aspirations for 2021, Global warming, the environment and a whole lot more...

In this last episode of Season 2 of The Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause, I had the great pleasure to interview Karen Arthur who lives in the UK and Monika Odum who lives in Germany. Karen is an ex teacher now Fashion Creative, private sewing tutor, stylist and speaker who has been sewing for over 40 years. In the past few years she has focused on creating beautiful clothing for women who appreciate hand crafted care and slow fashion. She has just started a new podcast “Menopause whilst Black” that centers the experiences of Black women in the UK in a bid to diversify this topic. Monika Odum is 50 years old with her roots growing from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Germany where she was born, raised and lives. She has a 33yrs plus work life as a nurse in a variety of backgrounds, mostly on the ICU and is currently teaching at a nursing school. She is a firm believer in ancestor wisdom and writes because she loves it. She dares to be average, as she thinks of the black superwoman stereotype as a form of oppression. She is also a guest/contributing writer for Rosa Mag.

Join Virginia Interfaith Power & Light (VAIPL) in conversation with  Jorge Aguilar from Food & Water Watch for our second show on The Human Right to Water in Virginia. Learn more about why the human right to water is important for all Virginians and why it deserves to be prioritized to ensure all residents have access to safe, equitable water sources.

Jorge Aguilar, Southern Region Director, Food and Water Watch

Leah Jones, Faith Community Outreach Coordinator, VAIPL

Rev. Dr. Faith Harris, Interim co-director of VAIPL

All mothers deserve prenatal care! Listen now to hear from the experts.

GUESTS: Jill Hanken, Health Attorney

@VPLC

Melanie Rouse, PhD, Program Manager, Virginia Maternal Mortality Review Team

@VDHgov

Dora Muhammad, Congregation Engagement Director at @vainterfaith

Great conversation with Fitz Koehler, the race announcer and former Kick Boxer and fitness expert, along with Jamaican music artist Nubian Red and a person creating a radio station in Scotland, Fraser .......we talked about Pandemic, Positivity, Cancer Surviing, Fundraiser for a Kid in need, loss of parents, and much more more.......