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On this journey called LIFE, Deborah has acquired a passion for helping those who find themselves stuck in the muck and mire of their own life’s challenges. 

 

As a survivor and victor of emotional & physical abuse, rape and mental health illness, she understands how external events can create an internal mindset of captivity.  With the desire to break herself free, she purposed to become first a doer and then a sharer. 

 

Sharing from the depth of wisdom and experiences, she became a panel member and speaker with a local group who conducted monthly sessions on EMPOWERMENT.  Then as a co-host on a weekly internet talk show, she engaged listeners during a weekly segment called “DEBORAH’S GROWTH FACTOR.”

Her segment “THE GROWTH FACTOR WITH DEBORAH PAGE” deals with a variety of timely subjects centered on the topic of MENTAL HEALTH ILLNESS in our communities and how we can learn to “GROW FORWARD” in life.  She desires that her partnership with “This Needs To Be Said Media” will help to shed light on what the process of change looks like.  Offering individuals the opportunity to start the process of change from right where they are.

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As Many of you may have seen via the News...Social media... The high end Fashion Retailer Barneys of New York is Underfire for Discrimination. Allegedly 2 african americans during the course of this year have been racially discriminated against for making High Dollar Purchase at the Store. Both have made plans to sue the business and the NYPD for the treatment they encountered from them. Also Jayz recently made a deal with Barneys to put his clothing line inside of their store. Many people and fans want Jayz to Pull his line from this establishment because of the discrimination incidences that have occured...Should he??? or Should it not affect his business side???. Also we will discuss why people really should be mad about this situation and More..So come give us your take on this subject!

Shettima “Mocha Chocolate” Webb is a multitalented woman who is a jack of many trades and master of all she executes. She is a Model, an Actress, a TV/Radio Host and an Entrepreneur. 

Shettima was first introduced to the modeling industry as a teenager when she attended Barbizon Modeling and Acting School in Chicago. It was there she learned modeling and acting techniques but did not pursue any further after completion of the program due to her parents finances.  Her parents were a typically middleclass family that struggled to make ends meet like any other family. Seeing how much her family struggled with financial matters, she decided to major in Accounting and Finance in college.

In 2006, Shettima became the first person in her family to graduate from college with a Bachelor’s in Accounting and Business from Devry University. From there she has worked for fortune 500 companies with some of nations top CEO’s in the country. It had seemed that her modeling aspirations where put aside until 2009 when she entered into the Miss Illinois Plus America Pageant and won.  It was there her plus modeling career begin.

Shettima has ripped the runway in some of Chicago’s major shows such as the Black Women’s Expo and African Festival of the Arts and many others. She has also been featured in several magazines and has had the pleasure of being the cover model for an international magazine.  In addition to runways and magazines, Shettima has also been featured as an extra on the ABC’s hit series “Betrayal” and “Exxon Mobile” commercial and various other projects.

Join us this Sunday as we showcase the Multi-talented "Mocha Chocolate" Shettima Webb.

Great evening, Tonight "Vibration Radio" presents our very own host "Anthony D. Collins" from the Anthony & B.Fly Show to talk about his latest published blog titled "We Must Respect Our Ancestors". Join Anthony, to talk about the recent comments on his website www.anthonydcollins.com, www.nexmagazine.com, and facebook pages to see if "Aggressively Demanding Change" can be a new way of thinking for us all.

This Sunday we are proud to showcase another fantastic author. 

Felicia Simpson, mother of 3, 4 time self published author, motivational speaker, domestic violence advocate and the Founder/Executive Director of A New Me Foundation, Inc.

Join us this Sunday, same place & time for another great interview.

TEACHER, SCHOLAR, RESEARCHER & HISTORIAN

Dr. Coleman studied under the tutelage of Dr. John Henrik Clark and Chancellor

Williams. Armed with the wealth of knowledge, Dr. Coleman continues to battle as a

warrior in the struggle to really educate Afrikans in America. To those who remain

dedicated to the struggle, Doc Coleman is considered a teacher of teachers that are

determined to bring our race family out of mediocrity!

C. Lynn Williams is a veteran educator, speaker, workshop presenter, passionate mother as well as author of “Trying to Stay Sane While Raising Your Teen: A primer for parents”, and “ThePampered Prince: Moms Create a GREAT Relationship with Your Son”. She is concerned with the lack of communication between parents and teens in homes today. Parents are having a hard time staying sane while raising their tweens & teens. In parenting her own children, teaching high school youth, and mentoring the many young people that have crossed her path, she finds that tweens and teens have a lot of questions, want someone to listen to them, and yet require rules and guidelines. She’s been there and done that. Ms. Williams’ experiences have prompted her to write a series of books that give parents guidance in order to successfully nurture youth & teens to adulthood.   To make sure we don’t lose our daughters ‘to the wolves’, Ms. Williams has written a third book that will be released in August 2013, called Raising Your Daughter Through the Joys, Tears and Hormones!   She is available to speak to your audience about contemporary parenting strategies that work, which include, addressing teen issues and following a time-tested roadmap for parental success in today’s perplexing culture. While today’s culture of social media and permissive parenting make it difficult to raise teens. It is possible to STAY SANE... 

Join us this Sunday, as we showcase a fantastic author giving her expert advice on "Parenting".

Great evening, Tonight "Vibration Radio" presents our very own host "Anthony D. Collins" from the Anthony & B.Fly Show to talk about his latest published blog titled "Kings Taking Back Our Responsibilities". Join Anthony, to talk about the recent comments on his website www.anthonydcollins.com, www.nexmagazine.com, and facebook pages to see if "Aggressively Demanding Change" can be a new way of thinking for us all.

Six Authors- Selena Haskins, Tamika Christy, Adrienne Thompson, Janice Ross, Nicole Dunlap and Tina Brown, all decided to get together after meeting each other on Facebook. These authors wanted to share their personal experiences with the world, as a way to inspire, motivate, and encourage others. Together,  each author contributed a testimony from their real-life experience, and wrote the new book, Just Between Us- Inspiring Stories by Women.  This book was published on September 23, 2013, and made available for FREE!  Within 48-hours the book received over 100 downloads, and went to #37 on Amazon’s Kindle.

Join us Thursday night as we do something out of the oridinary. Share our platform with 6 incredible women from the "literary world" at the same time. This is a show you will not want to miss.

Yasmine A. Williams received her BA from Northern Illinois University.  Originally from Chicago, IL she now lives in Dolton, IL.                                                   

Readers of self-help books who thirst for a motivational, encouraging, self-fulfilling guide to a better You will find that Love: Answers to a New Beginning has a great deal to offer.  Yasmine Williams displays an inner wisdom most often exhibited by sage old luminaries.  “The advice - truths really – shared in this book came to me in parts and pieces;” writes the author, “the result of an emotionally devastating situation that forced me to reconcile the child I was with the woman I wanted to be;” so begins this woman’s journey to love.  Easily accessible and immediately engaging, Love: Answers to a New Beginning equips women with the insight to recognize Who They Are, Whose They Are, and Their Worth.  

Through poignant testimony and powerful affirmations, Williams speaks to the essence of what is it to be a woman looking to find Love and to be in love.   Readers will connect with Williams’ conversational tone, street savvy and practical, yet spiritual advice; “My beautiful, phenomenal, sumptuous Queen; if you feel like you were robbed of your childhood then be strong enough to take it back,” demands the author as she comments on the role abuse plays in the formation of one’s identity.  Williams’ pragmatic perspective on the power of love provides guidance to young women while validating the experiences of a vast array of others.