This is SHOW #11 and it highlights the POSITIVE and GOOD outcomes from developing friendships with individual college students who look different than you. Since this is the beginning of a new academic year throughout the United States, I talk about the EXCITEMENT and ENTHUSIASM among college students as they experience new friendships and new opportunities throughout their academic career. Beginning your academic year and career by reaching out to individuals who look different than you will dramatically increase your chances for academic, professional and personal enrichment not only through your college career but also through your professional career. Check out my major message and please send me an email at: [email protected] for all those college students who make a new friend who is different than them. I want to hear from you!

This is SHOW #10 and it is the MOST DIFFICULT PODCAST SHOW THAT I HAVE HAD TO DO!! This is the weekend of the Mass Shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio. Initially, I was going to talk specifically about my basic concepts of Race and Ethnic Relations from my 2018 book, "Race and Ethnic Relations on Campus: Understanding, Empowerment, and Solutions for College Students," but the events of this weekend made me talk about these national troubling, sad, and horrific events in our United States of America. I am particularly connected to these issues because I have LIVED in Texas (1988-1990) and born AND raised in Ohio. So take a few minutes out of your busy day and listen to my podcast show so that we can SOMEHOW make this a teachable moment in time.

This is SHOW #9 and it focuses on U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar - the victim - of the SEND HER BACK chant from President Trump's rally in North Carolina. In this show, I review some of her early political career activities in Minnesota particularly the policies and issues that she supports and stands for. My early takeaway from her young political career is - "She makes things Happen!" This show is designed to learn more about her political stance and share to the listening world so that we all can be BETTER informed and not judge folks by the color of their skin, their faith, or country of origin. Check it out and let me know what you think!

This is SHOW #8 and it follows up from the event that reached national news at a President Trump's campaign event in which the crowd chanted -- SEND HER BACK! The crowd was referring to U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar - a Congresswoman in the democratic party. In this show, I educate myself about Representative Ilhan Omar and challenge the listening audience to learn more about this very special American citizen! These race and ethnic relations issues are directly related to many of the issues discussed in my new book, "Race and Ethnic Relations on Campus: Understanding, Empowerment, and Solutions for College Students. Check it out and let me know what you think!

This is SHOW #7 and it discusses the race and ethnic relations issues during a recent national political rally at President Trump's event held in Greenville, NC. Apparently, a chant from the audience - SEND HER HOME - was directed at a Congresswoman in the democratic party. I discuss the issue as politically-correct as possible and state my opinion about the controversial remarks. This is an issue that we can no longer avoid to discuss, debate, and arrive at solutions. I have also talked about these issues in my 2018 book, "Race and Ethnic Relations on Campus: Understanding, Empowerment, and Solutions for College Students. This is a very TEACHABLE moment for EVERYONE!

This is SHOW #6 and it focuses on all of the debatable issues in my new book, "Race and Ethnic Relations on Campus: Understanding, Empowerment, and Solutions for College Students," including REPARATIONS. This podcast shows follows up from the previous one by stating that we are having an intellectual, discussion about a number of controversial topics related to race relations and REPARATIONS is just one of many in which we find SOLUTIONS to these academically, challenging topics. Check out this FUN discussion about REPARATIONS II.

This is SHOW #5 and it focuses on the national discussion of REPARATIONS! During the summer 2019, the U.S. Congress is holding hearings on the issue of REPARATIONS for African Americans. I discuss this issue and state that it is about time! I actually wrote about REPARATIONS in a previous 2010 book entitled, "The Cultural Rights Movement: Fulfilling the Promise of Civil Rights for African Americans." This is a very politically-charged and controversial issue which needs serious discussion. Check out this podcast - it gets lively!!

Here is SHOW #15 of my Ethnic Health Podcast Show and it is PART V of the CDC journal article, "Racial Disparities in Age-Specific Mortality Among Black or African Americans - U.S. - 1999-2015." The key to this show and all others is for researchers and research institutes is to start publishing Positive Health & Medical Outcomes associated with African Americans and all other racial and ethnic health disparities populations. That's why I started #POSITIVEHEALTH&MEDICALOUTCOMES. So please start identifying all types of research that has positive health disparities research with the following new Hashtag #positiveheatlh&medicaloutcomes.  Let me know what you think by sending an email to: [email protected].  So check out this show because I get SUPER HYPED!!

Here is SHOW #14 of my Ethnic Health Disparities Podcast Show and PART IV of the journal article, "Racial Disparities in Age-Specific Mortality Among Blacks or African Americans - U.S., 1999-2015." In this show, I strongly suggest that a majority of researchers, scholars and research institutions change to a new cultural health and medical framework in evaluating ethnic health disparities research. Check this show out because I challenge all those who want to really want to find new solutions to ethnic health disparities research. Check it out!

Here is SHOW #13 of my Ethnic Health Disparities Podcast Show and it is PART III of the CDC's journal article entitled, "Racial Disparities in Age-Specific Mortality Among Blacks or African Americans - U.S., 1999-2015." This show highlights the RESEARCHER'S  BIAS in the interpretation of the findings from this very significant journal article published May 5th, 2017. Check it out because I suggest that a majority of today's major health disparities research projects indicate that there is significant RESEARCHER'S BIAS going on. Check it out!