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  • @ 2 HiroSuzuki & Danielle Grant & RayCop @ 3 Prema Lee Gurerri Author
    Reasons to RAYCOP it:  Designed with a dual filtration system including a HEPA filter to capture over 99.9% of common allergens and UV light to deactivate the DNA of potentially harmful microorganisms. Proven RayClean Technology® enables optimized synergy of UV sanitization, vibration, suction and filtration works to carefully sanitize delicate fabrics, resulting in a cleaner, fresher home and easier breathing. Saves water and energy – the quickest way to purify bed linens without running the washer. Cuts back on the cost and hassle of professional cleaning – purifies home fabrics that can’t just be tossed in the wash, like upholstery, drapes, decorative pillows and even clothes.The Evolution of RAYCOP: Founded in 2005, RAYCOP was developed to address concerns about allergies and asthma symptoms caused primarily by irritants in dust, dirt and pollen. Dr. Lee researched and developed a unique and effective product designed to apply UV rays to sanitize and clean fabric surfaces such as bedding and upholstery. T Prema Lee Gurerri Author of Your Sacred Wealth Code: Unlock Your Soul Blueprint for Purpose & Prosperity Prema Lee Gurreri uncovered the Sacred Wealth Code and its accompanying body of work while on an internal quest to align with her own purpose and prosperity. Prior to discovering her own Wealth Code, Prema had created a well-known yoga studio and wellness center in Washington State. An acclaimed Vedic Astrologer, spiritual teacher, and coach, she nevertheless struggled to make things work in her business and life. After a harrowing “dark night of the soul,” during which she was called upon to release both her business and her marriage, she decided it was time to find out why, despite so much hard work and sacrifice, she was still so challenged around money and success.
    2 hr 1 min
  • @ 2 Josefina Lopez, Founder of Casa 0101 Latino Community Theater
    JOSEFINA LOPEZ, the award-winning playwright and screenwriter, the creator of the pop culture play and film, Real Women Have Curves, and the Founding Artistic Director of CASA 0101 Theater is about to give birth to yet another artistic milestone in her career, that of Restaurateur.  That’s right!  Although primarily universally known as a writer, Josefina López is also a Culinary Chef who graduated with a Supreme Diploma from the renowned Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, France.  She has also attended the New School of Cooking in Culver City where she studied cuisine with a California touch and making pastries, as well as the Gourmandise Cooking School in Santa Monica, where she studied chocolate making, bread making, pasta making and pastries. CASA FINA Restaurant & Cantina is located at 1842 E. First Street in Boyle Heights where Serenata De Garibaldi Restaurant used to be. CASA FINA is within walking distance to CASA 0101 Theater located at 2102 E. First Street, at St. Louis Street.  I had a lot of beautiful moments at Serenata De Garibaldi when it was a brand new restaurant.  It inspired me to open CASA 0101 Theater, giving me confidence that having a theater in close proximity to a fine restaurant would be good for business for all involved. And that’s exactly what happened!  We plan to continue that synergy between CASA FINA and CASA 0101 Theater, and to provide entertainment as well, at the restaurant, for our customers.” casa0101.org
    1 hr
  • @ 2 Mother Love & Mr. Kennedy Weekend wrap up, Emmys @ 3 American Madness
    Traveling across the nation, MotherLove has presented her Diabetes Awareness Bus & Truck Tour at health fairs, expos, universities, hospitals, and other large venues on behalf of Novo Nordisk, and was a spokesperson for Glucerna Nutritional Products. She’s represented AETNA Insurance Company in spreading her message to hundreds of thousands. As a long-time volunteer spokesperson for the American Diabetes Association (ADA), she is encouraging people affected by diabetes to visibly demonstrate their passion for fighting this disease. "It’s all about inspiring people to live healthier lives and make smarter choices when it comes to preventing and managing diabetes," says Mother Love. She is serving up sound, practical advice with big portions of humor and is available for speaking engagements on family and women’s issues, healthy lifestyle changes, managing diabetes, and cooking demonstrations to create nutritional, delicious and satisfying meals.  Keeping it raw and real, she’s sure to inspire, challenge and motivate people of all ages. As an accomplished author, Mother Love has written three books including:  "Half the Mother Twice The Love" published by Atria Books in 2006; "Forgive or Forget: Never Underestimate the Power of Forgiveness" (Harper Collins 1999) and "Listen Up Girlfriends" which is a humorous advice-based book (St. Martin’s Press 1995).
    2 hr 1 min
  • @ 3 Casey Grant, Author of Stars in the Sky
    Casey Grant was one of the first African American stewardesses for Delta Air Lines. (Patricia Murphy a Chicago native was the first one hired in 1966.) Grant worked alongside other pioneers for almost 35 years. Stars in the Sky gives some insight into the daily encounters of racism as one of the first African American stewardesses, being denied access to the cockpit because her kind was not allowed. Thrilling stories of a high-jacking and the well orchestrated evacuation, the murder of two of her co-workers (one not solved for over 20 years), and an irate passenger’s attack on Grant during a flight. In stories about aviation history, those of the first African American stewardesses were left untold. They took to the skies when flying was glamorous and exclusive, when little girls dreamt of being stewardesses, models, or movie stars. They rubbed elbows with the elite and traveled the world when few others could. They flew as pioneers long before the time of the Internet and globalization. They also kept their heads high, facing down racial prejudice and discrimination. They lived as stars in the sky. After retirement, Grant graduated from Harrington College of  Design in Chicago and opened her own design business—ECG Design Interiors. Stars in the Sky is her first book and is available at Amazon (paperback and Kindle), Barnes & Noble, and Wasteland Press. She hosts “The Fly Girl Show” on blogtalkradio.comm/theflygirl10
    1 hr 1 min
  • @ 2 JESSE HLUBIK, Actor @ 3 Eve D. Walker, Heart Attack Survivor
    Jesse grew up across the river from Manhattan, where he spent over a decade training, working on an assortment of films and television shows, and performing in numerous regional and off Broadway theatrical productions ranging from original plays at venues like The Clurman and Sanford Meisner Theatres , to THE PASSION PLAY at the 1400 seat Park Performing Arts Center, and classics such as THE ELEPHANT MAN and THE MOUSETRAP, as well as HAMLET AND ROMEO AND JULIET with the Hudson Shakespeare Company and MACBETH with the Castle Shakespeare Repertory Company. Eve Walker is a former comedic actress, Minister, Certified and Licensed Spiritual Life Coach and Adaptability Expert. She is also a National Spokeswoman Volunteer for the American Heart Association where she travels around the country teaching prevention and awareness regarding Heart Disease and Stroke. Eve survived a heart attack at 28 years old and is on a mission to help those who are "ready" to experience their lives living on and in Purpose. Eve has an MBA in Management and when she's not working her day job as a Consultant for a major national health plan, she coaches women and men on helping them fulfill their purpose and live their dreams regardless of a diagnosis or labels!
    2 hr
  • @ 3 TAMARRA GRAHAM & ARMOND EDWARD DORSEY stars
    TAMARRA GRAHAM (as Caroline) trained as a clinical psychologist and served as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy. Her "dream deferred” is working as an actress. Tamarra’s past stage performances include Nickel and Dimed at the Greenhouse Theater Center in Chicago, Sarafina! at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and most recently, the lead role in the critically acclaimed Bee-luther-hatchee at the Sierra Madre Playhouse. She has also made the rounds showcasing her comedic talents at the Second City Hollywood, Upright Citizens Brigade, iO West, and Comedy Central Stage.  When not on stage, you can find her singing karaoke, watching “The Real Housewives,” hiking Runyon Canyon, or twisting her hair into bantu knots. But the easiest way to find her is on Twitter @TamarraGraham. ARMOND EDWARD DORSEY (as jockey Simon Cato) is making his theatrical debut in Los Angeles. He was last seen on stage as Master Ford in The Merry Wives of Windsor with African-American Shakespeare (SF, California) and previously as King in Bark! The Musical with Sacramento Theatre Company. Armond has an extensive history with the arts spanning over 30 years with a variety of stage, film, and television credits. Also a Humanitarian, Mr. Dorsey has participated in HIV prevention, volunteered at hospitals, a former Board of Director for LEAP Arts in Education (SF, California) Currently Armond is shooting a short film entitled "The White Tattoo." To keep up with Armond you can like his Facebook page @AED1221 Twitter @ArmondDorsey IMDb.
    1 hr 12 min
  • @ 2 Ken Sagoes, Actor, Writer, @ 3 Mother Love & Mr. Kennedy Week end wrap up
    In 1997, Ken Sagoes founded the Los Angeles based non-profit organization, GBC-Giving Back Corporation. GBC pays homage to living entertainment pioneers and provides „Books and Supplies? scholarships for college-bound students.  Sagoes became nationally known for the role of „Kincaid? in A Nightmare on Elm Street, III & IV, (Making him the first African-American to survive an international horror film and return for a sequel). He also became wildly known as the lovable „Big Baby? in John Singleton?s “Rosewood.” Some of his other television appearances have been, “Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” “„Til Death,” “The District,” “The Bernie Mac Show,” “Martin,” and “The Parkers”. He received an NAACP Theatre and Los Angeles Critic Award nomination for Ted Lange?s “George Washington?s Boy,” an ADA Los Angeles Valley Award for his role in “National Pasttime: The Jackie Robinson Story,” and a Los Angeles Theater Award as well as a Maddy Critic Award for his role in “Meet Me At The Oak.”
    2 hr 1 min
  • @ 2 Casey Fitzgerald, Actress
    Casey Fitzgerald has been in love with acting her whole life. She was born in Las Vegas, Nevada and grew up doing plays and musicals through out her schooling, along with dance and sports, although theatre was always her first priority. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatre at Chapman University and studied theatre abroad in London. She has Always been extremely focused on the craft throughout college and her continued education of acting with coaches in L.A. She now lives in Santa Monica, CA and is loving the business of acting. She has appeared in numerous plays in Los Angeles but her film career has been her main focus the past couple of years. She won best actress at The Love Unlimited film festival for her role in "Jay" and best actress at The Widescreen Film Festival for her role in "The Shift" costarring Danny Glover. You can now see her in the SciFi film "Cowboys vs Dinosaurs" on Netflix and in "Timber and the Treasure dog" on Amazon Video.  She is so grateful for all the amazing people she has met and all the fun locations she has gone to thus far.  She wants to be a positive, loving influence in the world and sees a medium to do so in the business of acting. She has recently started writing her own content and is focusing on getting her messages out into the world.
    1 hr
  • @ 2 Joyce Fields, Author of Jette Black & Her Friends
    Joyce Fields was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. She now resides in Arcadia, California.  She has been in love with reading and writing virtually all of her life. She coupled her passion for writing with her mission to inspire people to make the world a better place, resulting in her authoring eight books and sharing inspirational messages with various audiences. Joyce started her career as a stenographer at a major utility company, working her way up through supervisor of word processing, then as the office manager for an automotive advertising agency, and, lastly, as an executive assistant at a large non-profit health maintenance organization. She is also a professional proofreader. All of these positions were leading her into writing and becoming an author.Joyce gets her inspiration from living and observing life. In addition to "Line of Serenity," she has written books about parenting ("Mother's Dozen: An Easy Recipe for Raising GREAT Kids!") which is also available in Spanish; relationships ("The Best Way to Keep a Man is to Let Him Go [among other things]"); children's fiction ("Jette Black and Her Seven Friends"); children's non-fiction ("THE VISION: Telling Kids That They Can Make the World a Better Place"); bullying ("Dear Bully: A Collection of Poems about Bullying"); and the power and simplicity of quotes ("My Simple Quotes to Live By"). One of her quotes from this book was chosen from over 5,000 entries to appear in The Women's Advantage Calendar for 2013. The quote states: "IT'S BETTER TO DIE CHASING A DREAM NEVER CAUGHT THAN TO DIE NEVER HAVING CHASED THE DREAM." Joyce's mission statement is: "I write books that inspire people on their journey to make the world a better place."https://www.amazon.com/Jette-Black-Her-Seven-Friends-ebook
    1 hr 1 min
  • @ 2 Kevin Toney Jazz Musician/Author @ 3 Julie Ann Ream Keeper of Cowboys
    Kevin Toney a seasoned veteran,  first started playing piano at age five in his city of birth, Detroit, Michigan. His first teacher was his sister Helen. At eight, he added cello and alto saxophone to his skill set. He later attended the prestigious Cass Technical High School and performed with many of his city’s top musicians. Kevin graduated to attend Howard University in Washington, D.C. where he earned his B.A. in composition and jazz studies. During his tenure, he became the leader of the The Blackbyrds, the innovative jazz-soul fusion sextet founded by jazz trumpet legend Donald Byrd. Kevin wrote and co-penned many of the band’s most memorable music including the hit “Rock Creek Park”, “All I Ask,” and the brassy Grammy®-nominated scorcher “Unfinished Business.” As an author, Kevin’s books include “The Virtuous Man, Breaking The Men’s Code“ addresses the misconceptions (“Men’s Code”) that men have learned from an early age regarding marriage and family, the baggage that men often bring into their marriages and their struggle in letting go of them.http://kevintoney.com Julie Ann Ream Julie came by her love of the West naturally. Born into a family rich with Western entertainers, she understood early on how very hard they worked their craft & how very happy their work made others. Everybody loves a cowboy. That's why she happily spends her time these days bringing that happiness to others. She produces live events; most benefiting charities all around U.S. and likes the Western ones love the  best!      www.julieannream
    1 hr 58 min

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