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  • Mark and Denise in the Mornings
    Tuesday October 23, 2018 - Breaking down the stories of the day, find out what topic Mark would stand up for that got him the proverbial, as Denise would say,  "A two piece with a biscuit" . We welcomed Reverend Malcolm Byrd to the phone lines to talk about the upcoming "Lawyers and Collars" event coming up for voter participation with the mid term elections just two weeks away.
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  • Mark and Denise in the Mornings
    Wednesday October 17, 2018 - On today's show, Reverend Greg Holston was on the line to first reacting to comments made by Police Commissioner Richard Ross regarding a report from the Starbucks arrest from the Citizen Advisory Commission. Then Reverend Holston followed up on the latest with the Merriort Worker's efforts to organize a union. Of which, the remarks from the Merriot were "interesting". Clifford Albright, co-founder of Black Voters Matter called in from Georgia with first hand account of an incident in which senior citizens were removed from a bus enroute to early voting. Then Darisha Miller ended out the show to talk about advocacy for air quality in the Tioga section of the city.
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  • Mark and Denise in the Mornings
    Tuesday October 16,2018 - On today's show, as we were breaking down the morning headlines had a very special caller educate us on what is called the Cancelled Culture. In our daily Vote Baby Vote Segment, Micah Sims returned to the show telling us on what Common Cause is doing for the upcoming elections. Dermit Dix & Jemice Laws were on the phone lines bringing us up to date on the Merriot Philadelphia story. Then finally, Ernest Owens called in to tell us about a story in which HE was the story. All of that and the question of the day, Did TI go too far?
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  • Mark and Denise in the Mornings
    Wednesday, October 10, 2018 - Today on Mark & Denise in the Mornings, we welcomed New York Times Reporter Kevin Sack to talk about a Philadelphia Police involved shooting over the summer in which a civilian was killed but no charges have been filed from the District Attorney's office. The National Association of Black Male Educators will be having a seminar on the 12th of October here in Philadelphia. To talk more on that we welcomed Vincent Cobb & Rashiid Coleman to talk about the efforts to raise the number of Black Male Educators in the classrooms. Finally we had on the show Desiree Ivey, owner/operator of Medicinally Jointed to talk about her Medical Marijuana business.
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  • Mark and Denise in the Mornings
    Tuesday October 9, 2018 - With today being the last day that you can register to vote in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,  we started off the show continuing the conversation with Ernest Owens in regards to voter participation. Then we welcomed Dr. Aaron Mair to talk about how election can also have an impact on the environment. Rochelle Bilal, President of the Guardian Civic league joined us to talk about a Police Officer that was attacked by another Police Officer within the Philadelphia Police Department.
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  • Mark and Denise in the Mornings
    Monday October 8,2018 - On today's show, we broke down the weekend headlines including the confirmation of SCOTUS Justice Brett Kavanaugh. We welcomed Mr. Larry Rogers, Jr from Cook County Chicago to talk about the verdict in Chicago Police Officer VanDyke. Jenice Armstrong joined us to tell us of the tragic tale of Dawn Boyd who died as a result of gunfire in front of her residence. But, not before being able to protect and save her 1 year old child. Then finally we wrapped up this Monday with Ernest Owens and Monday's with Ernest.
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