Filmmaker Joe Williams talks about his new movie in the Kingdom World Film Festival (www.Kingdomwood.com) and Mr. Obinna Ndu, guest speaker at the NY/NJ Master Your Mind Weekend Conference calls in to discuss this great event (www.CreatingPossibilitiesNow.com). SHOW OPENING COURTESY OF RABBIT PRODUCTIONS: myspace.com/rabbittproductionsmusic

Author and Speaker Jose Villegas joins us today to discuss how he overcame drug abuse and other ills to become a successful entrepreneur by mastering his mind. He is the keynote speaker of an event I am speaking at in New Jersey.

Jaison Ray stops by to discuss why he created I Define Me wear.

Christopher "Play" Martin, one half of the amazing duo Kid N Play joins us to discuss if in fact the culture of Hip-Hop can be holy?

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Now a Speaker and Published Author, Troy Campbell of Troy Boy International chats with us about his life as a wandering young adult and where he is now. Check him out at TroyBoyInternational.com

We are joined by Richard Ivory - The Hip-Hop Republican to discuss the economic policies of Regan, his era as well as the current state of the Republican Party.

Author and Speaker Jose Villegas joins us today to discuss how he overcame drug abuse and other ills to become a successful entrepreneur. He is speaking at The Sheraton in Newark NJ on July 19th. Log onto www.CreatingPossibilitesNow.com

Urban Tastemaker and Entrepreneur and Mom Kenya Pope joins me to discuss what it's like to run a business and a household.

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Women Breaking Barriers in Hip-Hop

Seasoned Public Relations and Media Executive, Dee Dee Cocheta joins Sai Browne,

Host of Life Remixed Radio! to discuss women's executive roles in within Hip-Hop culture.

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In our inaugural show we will discuss the lyrics of the song I Kissed A Girl (and I liked it) by Katy Perry and how and if it affects our young people.