The Mother Love Show

FROM THE STREETS, TO THE FEDS, TO THE PULPIT is Michael Barrett's life journey, through the material possessions, women, money, prison, trials and tribulations. Because of his choices, he made a bed for himself that he was forced to lie in at a young age. When it came time for him to reap from all the wrong he had sowed, he had no idea that he would have to spend 18 years of his life in federal prison for running a drug organization. “Finally, the false reality he had been chasing after for so long, had revealed its true identity.” While in prison, Michael Barrett Jr. became an ordained minister preaching to inmates , staff and even to prison Warden's. He also wrote his autobiography titled “ SURRENDER ” and a adaptation screenplay under the same title, which has caught the attention of Hollywood producer Devon Franklin, just to name a few. After his release from federal prison in July of 2013, Pastor.Michael Barrett's  life clearly became a true testament of redemption. In 2014 he received the FATHER OF THE YEAR AWARD through FATHERS AND FAMILIES COALITION , and was awarded the difference maker award in 2015 through Next Dimension University. Pastor Barrett mentors the youth at (2) different charter schools in Compton California, speaks at juvenile hall youth facilities throughout Los Angeles, is a talk show host on “Talking with The Barrett’s, an Elder at Megachurch Love And Unity Christian Fellowship in Compton Ca, the CEO of Kingdomtaiment Media Group, a film/music company ran by he and his wife LaKesia Barrett located in Inglewood, Ca and a film director, directing his first feature film titled; “BEYOND THE SHIELD."  Truly Michael Barrett's life is a reflection of what God can do with a heart that's willing to "SURRENDER."

Wilnona- is the author of twelve books including being a co-Author of the And I Thought Series. Recently she signed a three book contract with Cats Meow/traditional branch of publishing. She has an Advocate award for her work written and within the survivor domestic abuse survivor program. Jade- Is a co-author of the And I Thought series and a hidden author on Wilnona's many books. She co-host the podcast/Roku Tv/& internet radio show name The Women's Cave. Jade is a public face representing the other eight ladies. She has enjoyed their book tours and is now excited about being in the new show, although she is an introvert. Sharon Youngblood is a Singer/Songrwiter from Los Angeles. She has been in the music business for over 15 years. Classically trained and a Vocal Prowess, Sharon has traveled the world with artist such as Mary J Blige, Lauryn Hill, Jordin Sparks, Idina Menzel and many more.  She is currently working with Mary J Blige on tour as the Vocal Director for the Mary J Blige Singers. Sharon Vocal arranged the hit "Stand By You" by Rachel Patton, She wrote the 2 title songs for the Romeo & Juliet Movie Trailer released in 2015, also "Save Me" for Kierra Sheard from her "Graceland" album and more. Sharon is an amazing artist in her own right and is currently working on her debut record coming out 2018.

Mother Love & Mr. Kennedy's week end wrap up. The 45th won't shut up, Justice Kennedy talking retirement what the HELL? Obama to blame for everything wrong  with this administration of course. Cory A. Haywood seemsto hate Black women and says stuff like this: *A man’s job is to provide for and protect his family, not change the oil in his spouse’s car.A woman’s job (provided her partner is holding up his end) is to cook and care for the home. It’s been that way for centuries.Any woman who refuses to perform these tasks is not only failing her job domestically, but also as a human being.Cory Haywood expounds on this subject.Southern California based  Cory A. Haywood is a freelance writer and expert on Negro foolishness. Contact him via: [email protected] and/or visit his blogs: www.coryhaywood.webs.com and corythewriter.blogspot.com

Debora Pokallus graduated cum laude from Rutgers University, and has been active in the fashion industry for over 25 years as a designer, consultant and marketing and sales professional. Debora promotes the principles of ecological and fair trade fashion through advocacy and education, and assists international designers build successful businesses with a strong ethical foundation. Debora created Bel Esprit, the online showroom for international designers of ethical and responsible fashion, a platform that markets and promotes ethical designers' collections to buyers and press worldwide. She also helps designers source ethical supplies and production, and helping suppliers, whether established industry suppliers or community-based cooperatives, develop a broad client base to ensure their survival. Debora is working to engage the entire industry in ethical practices and works with and on behalf of international communities to create and develop sustainable businesses and socially and environmentally sound resources for the fashion industry in disadvantaged regions around the world.  College Professor suspened for voicing her opinion, Greedy Churches in the Black Community and More www.belesprit.net www.belesprit.com www.showroominternational.com www.moda360intl.com www.belessence.com

Ever gone too far with someone you shouldn’t have or stopped yourself just before crossing that line? It turns out, the chance of infidelity increases as much as 25% over the course of a relationship. And up to 60 percent of people will cheat at some point during their marriage.  So who’s being unfaithful? And what’s considered cheating anyway? Is spooning or hand-holding a one-way ticket to being single? What about going out with someone just as a friend?  - See more at: https://onlinedoctor.superdrug.com/cheaters-on-cheating -

The sexual assault trial of Bill Cosby ended in a mistrial on Saturday morning after the 12-person jury proved unable to reach a unanimous verdict after five days and 52 hours of deliberations.“I remind everyone that this is not vindication or victory,” Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neill told the courtroom in Norristown, Penn., just outside Philadelphia, after polling each of the jurors and declaring a mistrial in the high-profile case.Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele said he intends to retry the 79-year-old comedian on three counts of aggravated sexual assault stemming from a 2014 encounter with former Temple University employee Andrea Constand. Cosby, who remains free on bail, faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. The unprecedented manslaughter conviction of a young woman who as a teenager sent text messages encouraging her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself seems destined to be appealed after it sparked intense debate over free speech, virtual presence and modern forms of communication.A judge found Michelle Carter guilty of involuntary manslaughter for telling her boyfriend to "get back in" his carbon monoxide-filled truck after he had second thoughts about killing himself and got out. Those words during a phone call followed a barrage of text messages Carter sent to Conrad Roy III urging him to act on his suicidal thoughts. 45th's nutty Father's day weekend

@ 2 Tonier Cain  racked up 83 arrests and 66 convictions. She turned to prostitution to pay for drugs,lost custody of her four children and, when she wasn't locked up, she slept under a bridge.Today,12-years after completing treatment, Cain penned an open letter to the Senate Health Committee urging them to preserve the mandate for insurers to provide mental health and substance abuse treatment and continue federal funding for Medicaid expansion."I sent the letter to make sure the Senators working to overhaul health care who may be out of touch with the people they serve, get a first hand account of how treatment changes lives," says Cain. "I urge anyone who has benefitted from treatment "My untreated crack habit cost U.S. taxpayers millions of dollars," writes Cain, who received treatment after asking a judge to give her a longer sentence so she would be eligible for a substance abuse program."Limiting access to drug abuse & mental health services will fuel the addiction epidemic increase costs to taxpayers & continue to desimate communities.."To speak out and let our leaders know we matter, our struggle matters, and our votes matter. Our triumphs over addiction demonstrate that treating this debilitating illness not only saves lives aend communities, but also saves money. Dr.Sonja C.Leverette Passionate about creating tomorrow’s leaders, combines her love for children with books. Wife, mother and veteran educator with almost thirty years of experience, focuses extensively on meeting the needs of grade  school students, including how to deal with bullying, leadership, teamwork, problem solving and character development.

2 PM Since becoming a ‘Maverick’ I have been teaching my ancient, yet fresh approach to life, spiritual growth and personal transformation. Such teaching has lead me to again share wisdom internationally and speak at amazing events, such as the first personal growth Carnegie Hall/Hotel Pennsylvania event. I have been fortunate to share the stage with many legends such as Les Brown, Bob Proctor, Michael Beckwith, Mary Morrissey, Kevin Harrington (the original shark from Shark Tank) and so many others. I am humbled at the thought of this all and I am grateful that my book Eternal Dharma is represented by the same agent as Eckhart Tolle. When thinking back on the journey, I am in awe of how the Divine has arranged for me, a simple truth-seeking boy, to journey to so many places. In this voyage of life God has not only enabled me to rigorously explore personal growth and Passionate Enlightenment, that ever-sweet Lord has also arranged for me to travel through quaint mud huts in the villages of Bengal, to the magnificent auditorium of Carnegie Hall in downtown Manhattan and everything in between. Such a trip has enabled me to meet so many interesting and inspiring people and I would like to meet you next.http://maverickmonk.com 2 PM Mother Love & Mr. Kennedy share the joys, pains, gains and drains on their 32 year legal marriage, they celebrate their 45 years together.

ML & Mr. Kennedy on the DC shootings the London Fire and more Valerie Wardlaw is a motivated professional equipped with a large spectrum of skills.  Wardlaw is a psychologist and writer with experience in media consulting and community relations.  Wardlaw brings fervor and passion to everything she does, earning her praise in every field she takes on. Valerie completed her clinical training at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) in neuropsychiatric assessment, the Pasadena Mental Health Center, specializing in community health, and the Fuller Psychological and Family Service Center. Valerie has served as Project Coordinator for the Los Angeles Women’s Health Project (Know Your Status, Get Tested) for the Office of Women’s Health.  In this position, she developed programs about women’s health for minority college students on 30 different college campuses throughout the western area of the U.S.  She maintained communication with a number of community partners in addition to creating media outreach and allocating the budget. Wardlaw then worked for the Pasadena City College Foundation as a Project Consultant for Communications and Special Events. There, she created a fundraising campaign for band uniforms for the Tournament of Roses.  The campaign was successful and raised over $125K.  Valerie’s position involved managing community outreach and fundraising events.  She also managed day-to-day special events and maintained relationships with donors, elected officials and alumni.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions heatedly denied on Tuesday that he had any undisclosed meeting with the Russian ambassador or conversations with Russian officials about the U.S. elections. He vowed to defend his honor "against scurrilous and false allegations."Testifying at a Senate hearing, Sessions said it was a "detestable and appalling lie" to suggest that he participated in or was aware of any collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.In his dramatic appearance before former colleagues, Sessions also contradicted a contention made by former FBI Director James Comey at a hearing before the same panel last week. Comey said that, after an encounter with President Donald Trump in which he said Trump pressured him to back off an investigation into the former national security adviser, Comey "implored" Sessions to make sure he was never left alone with the president again — but that Sessions didn't respond. The former Alabama senator defended himself against accusations that he misrepresented himself during his confirmation hearing by saying he hadn't met with Russian officials during the campaign. Sessions argued that in the context of the hearing, "my answer was a fair and correct response to the charge as I understood it."Sessions said he recused himself from the Justice Department's Russia investigation only because of a regulation to require the step because of his involvement in the Trump campaign. He never, he insisted, knew anything about the Russia probe or had any role in it.