20 Minute Morning Show

Deana Butler-Rahming a native of Miami. She is the proud mother of Alexia Deshay Porter and married to Bishop Gus L. Rahming. Deana graduated from Miami Carol City Sr. High and received her Bachelor's Degree from Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio in Music Education, a Master's of Science in Computing Technology from Barry University, Specialist Degree in Reading from the University of Miami and a Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership from Barry University. Mrs. Rahming has been a Music Teacher with the Miami Dade County Public Schools for thirty years and is currently teaching at Palm Springs Elementary.

Deana's accolades includes selection by the Jubilate Committee to be the Directress of the Gospel Chorale in Barcelona Spain, crowned Miss CSU in 1992 (appearing in the 1992 edition of Ebony magazine), current member of the Miami Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Incorporated, Modern Mason Free & Acceptance Eastern Stars, Noble Lady Zethel 220, the

2016 Women of Worth Award in Music by the Board of Directors of Bethel Temple

Community Development Corporation. She has performed in numerous events throughout

South Florida and Nationally!

(LOS ANGELES) After years of silence, Bianca Dickerson Williams -- an L.A. mother who

suffered catastrophic life-altering injuries at UCLA Medical Center during the delivery of her

second child - - began speaking out about her experience. She traveled to Washington, DC to tell

her story on Capitol Hill and is suing the hospital. Bianca is now discussing the role of racism in

health care and the lack of understanding that all women of color, regardless of their

socioeconomic status, are at risk of abuse and mistreatment in the delivery room.

Learn more about Bianca’s experience in the documentary film

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQpAAMcV-L0&t=19s.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bianca-dickerson-williams-j-d-aaaa79b/

Media Contact:

Edna Sims, Owner, ESP Public Relations

310-770-8117 ~ esppr@icloud.com

Musical genius, composer, orchestra arranger, conductor, music producer, and music editor Leon Lacey scored 20 songs and conducted an all-female orchestra for Beyoncé at her recent exclusive invitation-only concert at the launch of the Atlantis The Royal luxury resort hotel in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

Amadu Massally is our guest today. He is the CEO and co-founder of Fambul Tiki and he is from Sierra Leone,  a country in West Africa, that is bordered on one side by the Atlantic Ocean.  It is known for the white-sand beaches lining the Freetown Peninsula. And also as one that has minerals!  The main ones being diamonds, gold, bauxite, rutile, limonite, and iron.  We are also blessed with rich fauna and flora and have some unique hippopotamuses, over a hundred bird species, and even rare chimpanzees.

But one of the most interesting things about this country is how it helped to shape some parts of the world via the Transatlantic Slave Trade.  And the formation of the capital city, Freetown, it is arguable, one of the most fascinating stories out there with regard to the establishment of capital cities, the world over.  It is also the only country in Africa that can clearly show a two-way connection with the Gullah-Geechee people of South Carolina and Georgia to date. Sierra Leone has another two-way connection with the Maroons of Jamaica.  We will explore some of those connections on these pages.  While this is not well-known today, Sierra Leonean has a two-way connection with Trinidad and Tobago. Carriacou, Grenada; and Halifax, NS are also connections to Sierra Leone that Fambul Tik has explored.

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BJ and Shawn go at it again on various topics

Monday March 13th topics

What must be done to 6y old who shot teacher?

Topics

Budweiser is his pastor

Superbug and BJ not taking vaccine

Deon Sanders religious controversy

BJ's take on wigs again

Diet sodas

Man is proud not to have an insurance policy

BJ will not be punked at school

Teachers being disrespected to get a pension

BJ wore cowboy boots to school

Ghonorrea

Kevin Hart show cancelled

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The Stay Well Community Health Initiative, which brings health-related resources to Black communities across the country, is honoring six Black leaders during Black History Month on behalf of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services We Can Do This COVID-19 Public Education Campaign. Here is the link to the press release. Travis Jackson, one of our honorees, is the CEO and founder of HBCU Pride Nation, LLC. For more than a decade, HBCU Pride Nation has provided a positive social media platform to increase awareness of and  enrollment at Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the country. Throughout the pandemic, Travis has used his platform to share his testimony on why he chose to get vaccinated while also encouraging the HBCU community to protect themselves as  they resume day-to-day activities and attend events. https://www.hbcupridenation.net/ Dena Vang (She/Her) Public Relations Manager CMRignite 414-644-0229 cmrignite.com

The Rare Breed Motorcycle Club William P. Sweezer, Jr. MD FACS “Code Blue” Scholarship of Excellence has been established in honor of Dr. William P. Sweezer Jr. a dedicated member of Rare Breed MC until his passing. This scholarship is to exemplify the "Spirit of Excellence" that Dr. Sweezer strived daily to accomplish through deeds that impacted families and communities with his message of Service. The recipient of this scholarship has demonstrated through their academic studies, service to their community, perseverance; character and integrity, the true "Spirit of Excellence" that Dr. Sweezer strived for through his works.

The purpose for this scholarship is to provide financial assistance to a graduating high school senior who will be attending an accredited technical/community college or academic college or university. This individual best exemplifies not only academic excellence but also leadership and service to their community.

https://www.codebluescholarshipofexcellence.org/

Our mission is to help participants obtain their General Contractors License, as they prepare to develop the skillsets and abilities necessary to become sought after Licensed Contractors. We plan to engage in this by providing a tangible training-based opportunity designed to introduce them to the various process and practices associated with becoming successful Licensed General Contractors. We will also introduce them to the social entrepreneurship principles that are essential in developing healthy communities.

Participants will receive tactical instruction, classroom guidance along with field exposure on the nuances of single-family home construction while learning the established principles gained from over 15+ years of active practice in the field of General Contracting. Participants will be instructed on the steps necessary to obtain a license to practice General Contracting in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Participants will be assisted in creating an Action Plan towards utilizing their General Contractors License and skills gained from attending the Pugh Builders General Contractors Academy to establish a niche in the rewarding career of Custom Home Building. Retirees, Veterans and Entrepreneurs are welcome.

Attention business owners, make sure you tune in tonight to this webinar on how you can monetize your business with a 100% approval of 50K or more in business credit with Lendio Charlotte. The webinar is tonight, Thursday, November 17th 7 PM eastern.

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Danny Boy has continuing to create, generate brand awareness, buzz and new equity in the market place. Remember Danny Boy who sang the classic hook on Tupac's I aint mad at ya? Well he is back and Grammy nominated after 2 decades! 

Chicago Creed Music Group on August 29th released the hot new single THIS SONG from Legendary R&B Soul Singer, Danny Boy playing on numerous radio stations across the country. On October 8th THIS SONG hit Billboards R&B top 100 charting at #30. Now, THIS SONG is up for consideration for the 2023 Grammys in the category of Best Traditional R&B Performance.

Contact Ronald Clark 

Ronald@camino.org

We will offer temporary and contract opportunities in various roles such as Project Manager, Project Coordinator, Property Management (Leasing), and roles in the Restaurant Industry.

Our mission is to help fuel change in the community and the individual by connecting the right talent to the right platform at the right time. SGS’ desire is to hire great candidates for businesses that need them.
Our strategy is simple: Better quality. More diversity.

We are located in the NoDa community, Charlotte’s historic arts and entertainment district. Our physical address is 3117 Whiting Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28205.
You may also reach us by calling 844-SABRAGO (722-7246) beginning 3/7/22.

“At the age of 90, I am birthing my book baby, ‘It's How You Handle It: Life’s Journey.’ While nurturing the contents of my biography, I walked right into a global Covid-19 pandemic. Many people were rudely awakened to find that diseases inside their bodies made them more vulnerable to contracting the virus. Even worst, it was revealed that African Americans were disproportionately more affected due to centuries of systemic inequities. The disregard for our needs caused many unfavorable health conditions called comorbidities, which integrated with the coronavirus and killed people fast and in large numbers. I was at risk because I had almost every pre-condition. My family history could reveal the patterns that led to this moment, but no in-depth stories had/have been written in the history books that I taught from. Now I know why my mother kept telling me stories of my family history, why I kept telling my children these stories, and why I must share with you,” shared Eloise Purdie passionately.

Eloise is faced with life’s ultimatum; reveal her history and the lessons it holds or risk it being lost to the world forever. In her story, “It’s How You Handle It: Life’s Journey,”Eloise tries her best to live to the fullest expression of herself, like her role model, Oprah Winfrey. Oprah said that she used her media career to say how people, "...experience shame, how we love and how we rage, how we fail, how we retreat, persevere, and how we overcome." This book is notably a narrative of perseverance through savage odds. It details the ironic story of Eloise; a history teacher that lived through some of the darkest moments in history but was never able to contribute her life story to the curriculum.

This work started as a simple labor of love but ended up a brilliant blueprint on how to elevate oneself in spite of any circumstance. The candid details she is able to recall decades later are remarkable and it is a unique blessing that God has granted her to keep these stories in such pristine condition. The story of Eloise pays homage to her family and is likely the story of many African Americans during the early 1900s; as they did what they could to recover from an enormous interruption to their rich history and prestige. Following slavery, many African Americans could have sunk under the weight of all that was stripped from them, as well as, the lack of resources, health, wealth, and education. Those, like Eloise, who were able to overcome the unpalatable atrocities of that time, have important stories of determination, foresight, and strength that are important to share.

At our best, we are all teachers. A true teacher at heart, Eloise's story brings the past to life better than any textbook ever could. The truth matters.
-Cornelia Gibson

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Rock Hill missed it's chance to become a part of the NFL by failing to follow through on the $225 Million dollars for the practice facility. York county councilman Bump Roddey speaks on this topic and several others.

Be your own bank! Information is power. Information can launch yourself and your family to a new level. Yes it is possible to be your own bank.

Watch the webinar 5/10/2022 webinars.lendioclt.com

Keith Smith has served in the state of North Carolina for over 30 years in various roles associated within the legal community. It was early in my career as a Probation Parole Officer, that I first realized my passion to help others in a way that was both fair and equitable while reinforcing accountability. That same commitment to fair-minded decision-making was later applied to my roles as an Assistant DA and as a Senior Associate Attorney with Mecklenburg County’s Department of Social Services. As an elected District Court Judge, I will adhere to the established rule of law while considering all matters in an impartial manner. I value the work ethic instilled in me by my parents who were of humble beginnings, as they stressed the importance of a strong education, but most importantly, treating people with respect and dignity. The justice system in the United States is an incredible forum and I look forward to applying my legal experience as a dedicated and committed public servant for the state of North Carolina.

Lucille Puckett is running for Mayor of Charlotte NC. She has put herself in the Mayors race sine 2013 and she continues her fight to represent the marginalized citizens of the City of Charlotte. She is an passionate advocate to stop youth violence. She is also the leader of Taking Back our H.o.o.d.s

Currently, he serves on the School Leadership Council of the Renaissance West Community Initiative. He holds life memberships in the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., NAACP, Veterans of Foreign Wars, National Association of Black School Educators, Black Political Caucus of Charlotte-Mecklenburg, and Second Ward High School National Alumni Foundation. He serves as a member of the Board of Trustees, Central Piedmont Community College, member of Pi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, and member of the Second Ward West Charlotte Men’s Breakfast Club.

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Arthur was duly appointed and elected to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education. He served as chair of the Curriculum and Instruction Committee, and member of the Facilities and Operations Committee. He served in other Board of Education leadership roles as Vice Chair and Chair of the Board. Nationally, he served on the Executive Committee of the Council of Urban Boards of Education and the Executive Committee of the Council of the Great City Schools. Arthur served on the National Assessment of Education Progress Advisory Committee that established achievement levels for the 1990 NAEP Mathematics Assessment. Arthur served as a guest lecturer at the Harvard University Graduate School of Education and the University of Virginia’s Partnership for Leaders in Education. He served as a resident faculty member of the Broad and Texas Institute for School Board members. Arthur is nationally recognized in public school governance.

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Imagine what the remaing years of your life would be like if you only did things that made you happy. No matter what is was, it was your choice...If you stopped being a go along to get along person would that make you more happy? Ofcourse it would.

1. Are you a yes person?

2.Do you care too much what peole think?

3.Do you want to be free?

Determine today that you will run your own life! "I will not allow another individual to take my place in my own mind. Why wait to be happy? Do it now!

I'm the last person I have to deal with in order to be free. I'm giving tips on what has made me into the person that is making me free. Freedom from the judgement of others is our biggest impediment. We have to break ourseleves aloose from that gravitational pull to be medocre.

This episode is a part of our 2022 series on creating our own reality… If you are not succeeding in your life, then you need to change something. And that change will take place when you decide to have enough courage to go against the forces of this world‘s life, that’s been holding you down because you have allowed certain things to happen without a challenge from deep within your own soul… Listen to this episode because it will restore your soul and give you the type of energy and and self motivation to conquer anything that’s in your way… Including your own self

I'm happy again because I don't have a boss! I like waking up and creating my day. I would like for us all to fully develop our vision. I am sharing from some of my writings on being free..

I am gonna tell you why people are quitting their jobs. My mother in law refused to be away from us during the holidays and she helped me remember what family is. The weather is a weapon that God uses to get our attention, and the Virus is too!

Does Antonio Brown need a meantal health evaluation? Heck no! I think we may need one. He is on to something when he defied Tampa Bay Bucs coach Bruce Ariens. I will give you my take on his defiance. Also are we spreading the virus in our stools?

Vee joined me on this podcast as we talked about vaccinations, and telling the truth as you understand it and not being afraid to speak truth to live as a free person.

Syleena Johnson episode airs on Sunday, April 25 at 9:00pm EST/8:00pm CST TV One

Men and Women are accepting their responsibility to make their communities a safe and peaceful place to live. Due to serious economical time there has been an increase of gun violence and crime with most of its victims being women and children. The safety of the women, children and elderly in the community must be paramount.

There must be a collective effort from all religious, social, law enforcement and grass root organizations to bring peace to these communities. Peace is the common denominator that allows us to transcend above our religious, political and racial differences.

We all want Peace in our homes, community and in the world. But there is no Peace when there is no justice. We must work hard to establish justice for all regardless of class, greed, or color. Where there is Love and harmony there is Peace of mind. We believe when peace is present, violence is absent. Peace is not just the absence of war or violence, but peace is the absence of conflicts, and all conflicts are not violent.

We all must as Peacekeepers eliminate these conflicts so that we can together to create an environment of peace.

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On this episode George Floyds  Slwyn Jones speaks to us.

Selwyn Jones’ nephew, George Floyd, died in police custody Monday in Minneapolis after an officer kneeled on his neck for several minutes while Floyd laid handcuffed on the street.

A bystander video shows that Floyd yelled out multiple times that he couldn’t breathe, and the footage sparked national protest, including a demonstration set in Rapid City which Jones plans to attend this weekend.

The four officers involved in the case have been fired as the incident remains under investigation by the FBI and state law enforcement. Derek Chauvin, the officer shown in the video kneeling on Floyd's neck, was charged Friday with third degree murder.

“It’s pretty bad when you wake up and see (that) video in the news,” said Jones, a 54-year-old man from Gettysburg, South Dakota. “I’m thinking, 'Wow, not again.' Then my wife looks at me and says, 'You know who that is?'”First Challenge in George Floyd Murder Trial: Finding an Impartial Jury

Jury selection is scheduled to begin on Monday in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer charged in connection with Mr. Floyd’s death.

Jury selection is set to begin on Monday, in a courtroom built to comply with pandemic protocols and outfitted with television cameras. Mr. Chauvin is charged with second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Before his trial begins, he could face an additional charge of third-degree murder, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled on Friday, in a decision that could delay the start of jury selection because Mr. Chauvin has the option to appeal.

The Black Dollar Initiative is a consumer advocacy group dedicated to unifying the more than $1.4 Trillion in yearly spending by Black Americans for racial equity.

SERIES PREMIERE: Monday, January 25, 2021 at 9 P.M. ET/8C

FORMAT: True-crime series, hour long

DESCRIPTION: ATL HOMICIDE (Season 3) reunite viewers with the passionate and fearless

veteran homicide detectives David Quinn and Vince Velazquez of the Atlanta Police Department

as they disclose first-hand accounts of real-life murder investigations. As part of TV One’s “True

Crime Mondays”, each episode follows the thirty-year Atlanta PD veterans as they reveal how

they solved tragic crimes committed in the Atlanta metro area while working side by side as

partners in the homicide division. The hour-long show will dive deep into Quinn and Velazquez’s

personal experiences as detectives as they narrate step-by-step some of their most

bone-chilling cases. The dramatic stories, based on true events, have been re-created through

flashbacks with actors Angelo Diaz as David Quinn and Christopher Diaz as Vince Velazquez.

In the season premiere episode, Quinn and Vince investigate the tragic murder of a young

father gunned down at a gas station. The detectives narrow in on a local drug dealer as the

suspect, but as they near the finish line, they find that their closest ally may hold the darkest

secrets in this complicated investigation.

KEY TALENT:

● David Quinn

● Vince Velazquez

PRODUCED FOR TV ONE BY: Wide Net Productions and Jupiter Entertainment

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS FOR WIDE NET PRODUCTIONS: Rob Kerr and Sedg Tourison

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER FOR JUPITER ENTERTAINMENT: Allison Wallach

SUPERVISING PRODUCER FOR JUPITER ENTERTAINMENT: Rudolf Fischmann

EXECUTIVE IN CHARGE OF PRODUCTION FOR TV ONE: Susan Henry

Capstone Performance Solutions

Dr. Tina Woodard founded Capstone Performance Solutions, Inc., a WBENC Certified Women's Business Enterprise, in 2016 with a vision to inspire leaders and organizations to achieve excellence. As both an accomplished engineer and HR executive with over twenty years of experience in the manufacturing, government, and education sectors, Dr. Woodard brings innovative solutions to clients looking to build a strong organizational culture and become transformational leaders. Dr. Woodard most recently served as the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Organizational Development at the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia (USG). Her visionary work led to growing the talent pool of executive-level leaders in the USG from 0 to 300 executives within a six-year period. Dr. Woodard also served for eight years as the Organizational Development Division Manager at Gwinnett County Government. Originally starting her career as a quality engineer, Dr. Woodard held various engineering positions at Fortune 500 companies. As a passionate advocate for youth, Dr. Woodard co-founded the nonprofit, I Am B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L., Inc. (IAB) in 2004 to serve underrepresented girls and women through mentoring and leadership development programs. Dr. Woodard holds a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification and a certificate in Local Government & ExecutiveManagement. She is also an alumna of the 2018 Leadership America Cohort. Dr. Woodard earned a doctorate in Adult Education from the University of Georgia where she was inducted into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. She also holds a Master of Human Resource Development and a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University. Dr. Woodard lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband and their two daughters.

https://www.capstonesolutionsinc.com/

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Kenneth is a recovering addict of 31 years. He is an active leader in the fight against alcoholism and substance abuse. After being sober and clean for over three decades Kenneth has grown accustomed to the lifestyle of living with a purpose to educate and equip people that want to achieve sobriety. Kenneth turned his life around and retired after 31 years from the Automobile Industry and now he works at his leisure as a Chartered bus driver throughout the US and Canada. Kenneth is most proud of his role as sponsor/mentor to those struggling to stay sober. Kenneth wants to share tips, straight talk and resource for the listeners that may help them battle alcoholism during this Pandemic. 

* Discuss the tools that are used to help achieve sobriety

* For those that may not know, explain what the 12 Step program is

* What do you tell a person that says “I want to get sober”

* What can you say to family members of a person trying to achieve sobriety

* Where can you point our listeners to for help

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The number of coronavirus infections closed in on a half-million worldwide Thursday, with both Italy and the U.S. on track to surpass China, and a record-shattering 3.3 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits in a single week in a stark demonstration of the damage to the world's biggest economy.

Health care systems in Europe and New York buckled under the strain, with Spain's death toll climbing to more than 4,000.

In the U.S., an unprecedented $2.2 trillion economic rescue package to help businesses, hospitals and ordinary Americans make it through the crisis cleared the Senate and is expected to be voted on in the House on Friday. The plan would dispense checks of $1,200 per adult and $500 per child.

I wanted to write a poem but it ended up being a love letter about my relationship with my wife… I’ve been knowing my wife now for 35 years...we met in 1985 at Shaw University in Raleigh North Carolina… I was 20 years old she was 18 years old from South Plainfield New Jersey and I was a country boy from Goldsboro North Carolina born and raised in rual North Carolina… I remember the first time I saw her I was in the men’s dormitory looking out of the window and suddenly she appeared walking across campus.....one of my best friends at that time was standing with me and when I opened my mouth I said that’s my wife right there..... I’ve never seen her before but I knew that was the woman that would be my wife… Sometimes when we’re together I keep reminding her of how much of a miracle that was that we are here today with a family out of a first time encounter... My son is 17 about to be 18 in March of this year… And I told him I believe the same thing is going to happen to you that happened to me and your mother. I have to tell you there’s nothing like knowing somebody loves you and there’s nothing like growing up together in love with a person that you knew so young... Even though we have had our ups and downs in our marriage but my wife has never ever put me down... when we’ve had a lack of money or circumstances turn dire she always was by my side... I never share anything on my personal side like this but I just felt compelled to do so it may help somebody in their marriage to go back and Fetch the feelings of affection that you had for one another and why you got together in the first place… Don’t give up on each other go back and remember why you started your relationship in the first place and be at peace with each other...

When the concept of the 20 minute morning show began, I had no idea who would be interested in listening to our commentary of topics in pop culture. We grew from 0 listeners to 11 thousand listeners in a years time. Our goal is to continue to evolve the show and bring you more hard hitting shows on a daily basis. In another episode I will get the other cast members on to tell their experience about this 1 year journey in podcasting.

Go to our website www.20minuteshow.com

I don’t know what it’s like to be on drugs or addicted to crack or be a regular marijuana smoker. I never popped  pills or any of that but I do have empathy for my people when I see them in that condition. The other day  talked with a brother that I see frequently on Beatties Ford Road and LaSalle, and we had a conversation about his crack addiction and how he was struggling with it.

A homeless woman shares her experience of being homeless with her family in Charlotte NC. She took care of her niece and a 6 year old living in their car for months at a time, going from Quick Trip to Quick Trip looking for a safe place to rest at night

 Got a chance to talk to a candid group of black people about how they contracted a sexually transmitted disease growing up as young people… They were very honest and transparent and want the young people to know that this is no joke… Their stories were told in a humorous way but we know that sexually transmitted diseases are no joke 

 On today’s episode of the 20 Minute Morning Show Bishop MCclain who is the former president of the national Association of Black veterans had a interesting take on what post Trumatic stress disorder actually is you may or may not agree with him but it is worth taking a listen to this controversial assessment..

 This morning we have more audio from our live broadcast from uptown Charlotte doing the Charlotte shout festival which was held this past weekend as we produced our show in front of a live studio audience this morning we are playing a portion of the program and which we talked about a white waitress being discriminated against in Charlotte. A black patron did not want a white waitressed serving him so he asked for a black one and we discussed it and the question is do you have  to prefer a certain server at a restaurant?

Affluent Blacks in Charlotte are sometimes invited to put there child in a program called Jack and Jill of America, Inc. It is a membership organization of mothers with children ages 2-19, dedicated to nurturing future African-American leaders by strengthening children through leadership development, volunteer service, philanthropic giving and civic duty. Spencer Ferguson grew up in the program and talks about his experience.

She's been dubbed the most fertile woman in Uganda!

At the age of just 39, Mariam Nabatanzi from Uganda is already a mother to a whopping 38 children. All these children are fathered by one man, whom she was married off to when he she was just 13 years old. He was 43 at the time.

Somehow we got on the discussion of family reunions and how we don't have large families anymore like our grand parents.

Cedric Dean is a political and public affairs consultant. While serving a federal prison sentence of LIFE plus 5 years, he received a civil service and call to service award for leadership and humanitarianism. God released him November 29, 2017 and he has been saving children from premature death and imprisonment ever since. He also talks about how many books he wrote in prison. He is a truly motivated brother and inspiring!

Two people were killed and four others wounded in a shooting Tuesday at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, authorities said.  We got a chance to go on campus last night and speak with some of the students and get their account of what transpired during those three harrowing hours before the police gave the all clear on campus. Police identified the suspect later in the day as Trystan Andrew Terrell, 22. They said he was being charged with two counts of murder and four of attempted murder, among other crimes.

A Mecklenburg County judge on Tuesday ordered the release of the 11 minute-plus video from the body camera of Wende Kerl, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer who shot and killed Danquirs Franklin.

Superior Court Judge Lisa Bell said she will rule later whether CMPD is in contempt of court for withholding video from the scene when Kerl killed Franklin at a west Charlotte Burger King on March 25.

Under a previous court order, CMPD last week publicly released two minutes and 20 seconds of video captured by Kerl’s camera. But CMPD withheld nearly nine minutes of video from the public, employees of three TV stations who petitioned the court for the footage and the judge who ruled the recording should be released.

NAACP President Corine Mack has seen the video and on this episode we hear her analysis

 No limit Larry is helping to galvanize the grassroots community leaders in Charlotte to come together and unify to stop the killing in Charlotte. I’ve been knowing No Limit since the early 90s and he has consistently been in the community making a difference in the lives of young people and plus him being a native of Charlotte he knows the communities that he talks to every morning.  In the great legacy of power 98 morning shows No Limit been in that power seat for 21 years in Charlotte , a feat that should not be taken lightly. He talks about the recent week of activities on how he has used his show to bring people together while we were uptown for the  solidarity unity gathering at Trade and Tryon 

Former Charlotte Mecklenburg police officer Keith Way weighs in on the latest CMPD police shooting involving a black man in Charlotte. Danquirs Franklin was shot by offficer Wendy Kerl during a disturbance at the burger king on Beatties ford road. The question is, did they try hard enough to de-escalate the situation?

On yesterday Nation Of Islam Minister, Tony Muhammad From Mosque number 27 in Los Angeles California  told the back story of Nipsey Hussle’s death and the man that killed him..Nipsey Hussle’s mother told LAPD that I don’t fuck with LAPD to their face in a meeting regarding her son’s funeral procession.. you have got to tune in to hear the information of things that happened behind the scenes that you will never hear in the mainstream media..You need to hear the courage and strength of a family in grief and how The Nation gave them comfort.

A secial thank you to The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan for his leadership

During a casual conversation with one of my industry friends Luther Clark who is a pioneer in the music business working with some of the top artists from ground level like Destiny’s Child, Bow Wow, MARY MARY, Nas, Luther Vandross, Beyoncé, Carey and many more... I asked him did he ever work with Nipsey Hussle and he did when Nipsey was first starting out about 15 years ago and he share some of his time working with Nipsey Hussle. He also talks about the many aspects of the music business grind.

On Thursday a black woman named Kendal Clark was on her way to school driving on N. Tryon St. near 28th  in the city of Charlotte North Carolina  where she was caught in the crossfire between two groups  of men shooting at one another and she was hit in the head by a stray bullet that was not meant for her.In this episode we got a chance to talk to some of her closest friends about what kind of person she was. It is a shame of what happened to an innocent woman who was going about her business and working hard to be successful. The community is hurt and we must do more to produce the type of love in our community that stops violence.

Charlotte Mecklenburg police officers fatally shot a 27-year-old black man on Beatties Ford Rd., Monday morning in the 9 AM hour....the witnesses that were there said that he did not pose a threat to the police officers as they were Commanding him to drop a weapon. One of the main witnesses that we had a chance to speak to said that he did not have a gun and you all shot the wrong person...On today’s episode of the 20 Minute Morning Show we speak to the real people of Charlotte on the streets who have information that is not being talked about on the main stream media...listen well and you will hear phrases that are not being used on the main stream media especially the interaction between the two officers once the shots had been fired.

The views and opinions expressed in this episode are that of the Author Bobby Beverly and not necessarily the opinions of the 20 minute morning show staff :
On today’s episode of the 20 Minute Morning Show author and historian Bobby Beverly is making claims that Jesse Jackson had something to do with the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. He gives names and circumstances under which Dr. King jr was set up to be murdered on the balcony of the Lorraine hotel in 1968. Mr. Beverly claims that the way Doctor King died and has been told to the American public is false. Was Dr. King still alive when he was shot on the balcony of the Lorraine hotel and did they kill him at the hospital? Hear for yourself..

Today we took it to the streets of Charlotte North Carolina and the heart of the black community Beatties Ford Road and LaSalle to get opinions about the R. Kelly situation I want you to listen to the children and what they said about R. Kelly and some viewpoints from some women who have been analyzing the situation with the women who were around R. Kelly I think you will enjoy what the people had to say on the 20 minute morning show today

On today's show, real people reveal when they came into contact with a sexually transmitted desease. Men and Women talk candidly about sex in their youth. We talk about down low brothers too. You have never heard it like this. Enlightening funny and good advice passed along the way while at my barber shop recently