Technology is changing the way communities think about public safety. In Episode 61 of Love & Light, co-hosts Willie Lightfoot and Lovely Warren take a closer look at the growing use of Flock cameras, Hopper systems, and AI-driven policing tools—and ask an important question: When does technology designed to keep us safe begin to feel like surveillance?

Chance the Rapper sits down with the WDKX Wake Up Club to talk about his upcoming show in the Rochester area, celebrating 10 years of his iconic album Coloring Book and discussing the tour, his music, and what fans can expect from the upcoming performance.

Episode 60 explores the life and legacy of Nolan Wells, a young man whose tragic death shook Rochester and sparked urgent conversations about youth violence, community responsibility, and the value of Black lives in 2026. Lovely Warren and Willie Lightfoot break down why Nolan’s case became a turning point for the city, what it reveals about the moment we’re living in, and how his story is calling all of us to respond with purpose, accountability, and hope.Professional Title / Bio: Willie Lightfoot and Lovely Warren are the co-hosts of Love & Light, acommunity-driven podcast based in Rochester, NY, dedicated to connecting love to civic action.Media Handles:Instagram: @WillieLightfootworking4youInstagram: @mayorlovelywarren

In this episode, Lovely Warren and Willie Lightfoot reflect on the troubling signs shaping our world—from extreme weather and rising hate to youth violence and the tragic loss of young lives, including Nolan Wells. They challenge listeners to reject indifference, protect our children, confront hate, and choose courage, compassion, and hope as we work together to bring more light into our communities.

How do we make the legal profession more inclusive? It starts with the youth. 🏛️✨ We’re talking with Judge Stephen Lindley about the New York Youth Law Academy, a free legal pipeline program introducing underrepresented high schoolers to foundational law concepts and civic institutions. Catch the full interview on Spotify to learn how they are opening doors and inspiring future changemakers! 🎙️

Read more: https://www.nyyla.org/bio

Year two, and the impact is only getting bigger! 🎣✨ The Wake Up Club, talks with Kenneth Rivers about the Hooked Fish Scholarship program. We sat down with all 5 of this year’s incredible winners to hear their stories, their passions, and what this opportunity means for their futures. Tune in to get inspired by the next generation making waves!

Hooked Fish Market is located at 333 Driving Park Ave, Rochester, NY 14613. Go check them out!

Academy of Health Sciences Charter School Principal/CEO Speaks with WDKX About Student Enrollment for This Fall

Gratitude isn’t born; it is built.  In this must listen episode of Parenting Tips with Dr. Glo, we tackle a question every parent secretly asks themselves: Are you raising ungrateful children?

Dr. Glo unpacks how to spot entitlement, shift from demanding to appreciative, and model genuine gratitude in a hyper consumerist world.

Dr. Glo discusses:

• Entitlement vs. Appreciation: The fine line between meeting needs and overindulging.
• The Power of 'No': Why boundaries actually foster deeper gratitude.
• Daily Habits: Simple rituals to build a thankful mindset at any age.

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How we dress our kids says a lot about how we parent.  In this episode of Parenting Tips with Dr. Glo, we dive into the psychology, control battles, and practical realities behind the daily struggle of getting children dressed.
Dr. Glo breaks down:

• Autonomy vs. Authority: When to let them choose and when to step in.
• Sensory Needs: Spotting clothing discomfort before it causes a meltdown.
• Weather Realities: Managing the "shorts in winter" battle without tears.

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Together Achieving MoreSummer Camp & Family Literacy ProgramProgram Details

• When: July
• Cost: Free
• Duration: 4-week summer program
• Grades: 6th–9th grade

• Day Program: Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–2:00 PM
• Evening Family Literacy Program: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 PM–8:30 P

Registration Contact

Ms. Clianda Florence
(585) 694-5254
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