In times of crisis & anxiety to reach out and give love is one of the best ways to reduce anxiety & receive love in return.

Barry Porter, CEO American Red Cross, Eastern Region of North Carolina presents needs for blood, professional volunteers & donations to sustain its ability to help.

Dr. Ernie Mills, CEO of The Durham Rescue Mission & Homeless Shelter stated that his buildings that are providing 24 hr care yet remains 100% COVID-19 Free! The Shelter desperately needs food & money but remains open

Dr. Cameron Wolfe, M.D., Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases, Duke University Medical Center discussed details within the national active research currently being conducted with hospitalized adults battling the COVID-19 Coronavirus.

Present outcomes of this study showed promise so far -10 days in. Distinguishing the difference between this treatment and the chloroquine drugs, he stated that the chloroquine drugs were used for the mitigation {relief} of symptoms only and the results were yet unknown.

"How did management teams deal with changes that happened hour by hour..and with circumstances changing within the same day?"

Scarlett Steinert, Director of School Safety for the Chapel Hill/Carrboro City Schools discusses this unprecedented CHANGE for children, teachers, administrators and management teams.  From the changes in students' daily schedules to managing their screen time and stress levels, Scarlett Steinert provided informed and innovative insights into how children can now continue forward

What are the benefits - emotionally - for youth in a group setting from a sociological perspective in a time of crisis?

Dr. Helen Avis, Coordinator of Outcomes & Education + Bruce Stanley, CEO/President of the Methodist Home for Children (MHC) discuss their response to the COVID-19 pandemic & their long history of service.

After implemented social distancing, counselors provided young residents with guidance and opportunities for talking through the these traumatic sudden changes & community closures.

Dr. Allen O'Barr, Psychiatrist & Director of Counseling Service for The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill discusses the sudden traumatic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

*Our NEW Normal(s) *Routines at Home

*Coming Together As a Humanity-The Lessons We MAY learn from how we HAD been divided politically & by class

*The Impact COVID-19 is having on our Earth.

*Need to slow down

Recommendation book-A NEW REALITY by Dr. Jonas Salt (scientist who discovered the vaccine for the Polio Virus

What if you, as a Millennial in Hollywood get a door closed to you because you are a woman?

"I can't imagine what that was like."  

Jacqueline Dorry, Actress & Screenwriter reveals her journey as a young female writer & budding actress w/ Rob Underhill, Producer/Director, Award Winning Filmmaker (Seattle International Film Festival) discuss their upcoming short film/pilot "Wake Me Up First." This film short is in production as a Sci-Fi pilot for Netflix or another network as a potential serial TV/Fil

"Diversity is being INVITED to the party. Inclusion is being asked to DANCE."  Verna Myers, D & I Expert

Have you ever looked at someone in a work place and felt that THEY didn't feel respected/included?  What did that look like?

Dr. Rumay Alexander, Professor of Nursing & Past Vice Chancellor of Diversity & Inclusion at UNC Chapel Hill continues our extended interview.  

As our discussion continued, we explored in great depth the feelings that underlie a lack of inclusion.

All I'm asking..is for a little respect.." Otis Redding (Lyricist) 1967. Ms. Aretha Franklin's #1 Hit Song-RESPECT

How do we recognize respect? When do we know whether diverse spaces are truly inclusive

Dr. Rumay Alexander, Past Vice-Chancellor of Diversity & Inclusion at UNC CH answers... she shares her own story of being a Black Woman from the 1970's thru today when diversity was not present & inclusion was just a dream. Also..recent explosive developments w/ the Confederate Monument "Silent Sam."

When times are hard, one's voice and can feel unimportant. And struggle feels a waste of time... but it isn't.

Legendary DJ Sam Tate shares how the struggle of being Black in America during the 60's, 70's, 80's... right on through to present time was worth the fight, and how he succeeded because of failures.

He discusses James Brown, Aretha Franklin & interviewing young Michael Jackson.

"He was as white as you are" (not Michael) "John R" (READ the full description here) http://seekingjustice.libsyn.com/

It's 2020 and we still have voter suppression? Grammy Winner (1970) in R & B Soul Joe Simon - now Bishop Simon - came on to talk about the present work to stop voter suppression and support the registration of Black, Diverse and Poor People of all Races in this country.  He presented his website: https://eurweb.com/2019/10/29/joe-simon-national-voter-registration-drive/

Money donated & volunteers will knock on doors, make calls, meet people, educate & give transportation to disenfranchised individuals