It’s the little program that grew, the roots of The Transitional Year Programme (TYP) at the University of Toronto began in the Black community through two summer programs in 1969 and 1970, and since then, hundreds of graduates have gone onto successful careers. “It’s a place where the students learn to use their voice, develop empathy and unlock their imaginations in order to dream something bigger for themselves,” says TYP Registrar Lauriann Wade, “TYP makes excellence accessible.”

TYP is a full-time, eight month access-to-University program and gives those who do not have the formal qualifications – like a high school diploma – intense hands on preparation for entry into post-secondary education. Applicants come from the targeted Indigenous, African-Canadian and LGBTQ communities where finances, family issues or other circumstances beyond their control hindered their schooling. However, the Ontario Progressive Conservative government’s recent move to eliminate free tuition for low-income students will make access to higher education difficult once again for applicants to TYP.

“The majority of TYP students are from lower income backgrounds with a family income below $50, 000,” explains Lance McCready, Director of TYP. “Having a larger percentage of funding coming from loans will undoubtedly create more debt for our students who have fewer financial resources…it can serve as a deterrent for those from lower income backgrounds trying to access post-secondary education.”

In spite of hurdles like this latest one, TYP has a proven track record of success:

Rocco Achampong – born in Ghana, Rocco came to Canada in 1988 with his parents and four siblings. He entered TYP in 1999 and went on to study history and political science at U of T’s Trinity College. He is now a lawyer who has run for Toronto mayor and city council. Rocco led the legal challenge against Premier Doug Ford’s cutting down of the city’s wards.

Jandell Nicholas – She went from staffing co-ordinator at an employment agency to earning her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts, Geography and Planning. Jandell now works as a teaching assistant in the university’s department of Geography and Planning and is a published author.

Rahel Woldegiorgis – Once given the opportunity, Rahel embraced education. After finishing TYP, she got her Honours BA from the University of Toronto during which time she did two international exchanges – one at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the other at the University of Nairobi. She completed her Masters of Arts (Social Justice and Community Engagement) at Wilfrid Laurier University and is now the Residential Supervisor at Eva’s, a shelter for homeless youth.

Recently, Lauriann Wade, TYP Registrar and graduate of TYP, was on our show talking about the TYP.

During our conversation, Ms. Wade talked about:

– Some of her background and how she got involved in the Transisitonal Year Programme (TYP) including what was preventing her from going to university, how she found out about TYP, the history of the program, her first day in the programme and her graduation day, the programme itself including the application process
– Why do some students drop out of the programme
– What does her role comprise of
– How have students changed over the years
– The drop in the number of Black and Indigenous students applying for the programme
– How has the programme changed since she was in the programme
– How people find out about TYP

You can find out more about the University Of Toronto’s Transitional Year Program here

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Aisha K. Staggers had her first major publication, an album review, in The New Haven Register while just a sophomore in high school. Another series of reviews published in The Hartford Courant followed. By the time she reached college, Aisha was writing for the literary magazine and interning at a local radio station, ABC-affiliate as a writer in the news department and in the A&R department of an independent record company.

As a graduate student at Fisk University, Aisha asked Dr. Raymond Winbush to chair her thesis because 1) he was one of the most renowned voices in black culture and academia, and 2) he was a Prince fan. His scholarship and guidance led Aisha to an early career as a professor of social sciences and later an administrator in higher education.

Aisha has also served as a director of education and policy research centers and on the staff of legislative commissions. She previously served on the Executive Board of the CT Young Democrats’ Women’s Caucus, an avid campaigner and has remained active in politics and public policy.

During the February 20, 2019 edition of Staggers State Of Things, Ms. Staggers talked about:

– Mueller report finally coming out?
– 45 declaring a State Of National Emergency
– Former FBI Acting Director Andrew McCabe new book and interviews
– Roger Stone ordered to appear in court over Instagram post targeting judge
– Bernie Sanders running for president in 2020
– The ongoing Jussie Smollett controversy

You can find more about Ms. Staggers via:

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Atlanta Black Star
YouTube – I Wish U Heaven – Prince Tribute Playlist
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Stuart Shanker, D Phil (Oxon), is a Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Psychology from York University and the CEO of the MEHRIT Centre, Ltd. (www.self-reg.ca). His most recent book, Self-Reg: How to Help Your Child (And You) Break the Stress Cycle and Successfully Engage With Life, has garnered glowing reviews around the world being published in Canada, the US, the UK, as well as many other languages.

Over the past decade, Stuart Shanker has served as an advisor on early child development to government organizations across Canada and the United States, and in countries around the world. During this period, he became increasingly interested in the impact of excessive stress on child development and behaviour. Stuart Shanker’s five-step Self-Reg model — The Shanker Method® — is a powerful process for understanding and managing stress in children, youth and adults. In 2012 he founded The MEHRIT Centre as a Self-Reg learning and information centre. Stuart commits considerable time to bringing the research and science of Self-Reg to parents, early childhood educators, teachers, educational leaders, health practitioners and communities through presentations, master classes, online courses, webinars, publications, social media and a blog entitled, Self-Reg

Recently, Dr. Shanker was on our show. During our conversation, Dr. Shanker talked about:

– Some of his background
– The background behind the research project that showed that childhood stress often results from parental stress
– His thoughts on getting funding for research projects
– That a lot people’s stresses are hidden and self-regulated
– Self-regulation and fathers
– Some of the stressors in father’s lives
– The difference between misbehaviour and stress behaviour with children

To find out more information about Dr. Shanker, please click here.

Dr. Shanker is one of the speakers at the upcoming Side-by-Side: Canadian Father Involvement Conference in Ottawa, Canada from from February 28, 2019 (9 a.m.) – March 1, 2019 (4 p.m.). For more information about the conference, please click here.

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The scheduled panelists for last Sunday’s show were: Dr. Lawrence Rasheed, LeRon Barton and Melvin Lars.

The panelists discussed the following stories:

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Kevin Durant And The Relationship Between Athletes And The Media

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Cory Booker’s Tone Problem

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Liam Neeson’s Racist Revenge Fantasy Is Yet Another Example Of Indiscriminate White Terror

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Why Blackface Endures

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Do Black Men Love White Women More Than Black Women?

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Karen Donaldson is an award winning, #1 multi Best Selling Author. She is also the owner of Karen Donaldson Inc., and the brands Speak and Get Booked and Speak Confident. She is a Certified Confidence Coach, Communication and Body Language Expert, Executive Public Speaking Coach and International Speaker. Karen has been speaking and coaching for over 20 years, showing individuals exactly how to take powerful action and own their voice, increase their impact and confidence whenever they speak. She is the secret weapon behind many CEO’s, senior executives, successful entrepreneurs and politicians across North America and the UK, as she guides them and helps them to increase their capacity to authentically connect and engage as they lead and communicate. With her dynamic and interactive style as an expert speaker and coach, she moves her audience and clients into action and shows any “ready and willing” individual, how to become that leader who knows how to connect, engage and empower themselves and others. Karen has been a guest expert on both local and national media and is a sought after leader and certified expert in her industry.

Recently, Ms. Donaldson was live on our show talking about Tips To Be More Confident When You Speak In Any Setting.

During the conversation Ms. Donaldson talked about:

– Some of her background including getting pregnant in her final year of high school and losing most of her friends and losing faith in herself
– How her public speaking career and her speaking coach career began
– When did she decided to become an full time entrepreneur and what was her friends and family reaction
– Not always being confident when it came to public speaking and how she became confident
– “Confidence is a behaviour not a emotion which means it is a choice.”
– Her first client
– How has the public speaking environment changed during her journey
– The importance of testimonials/third party endorsements when building a speaking business
– Some tips when one is speaking publicly
– If she replays and listens and watches to her presentations
– How do you get rid of stage fright before you present and how to tailor your presentation to your audience
– Talking “off the cuff”
– Practicing your presentation via video
– Women who are assertive and confident and they are defined are aggressive and are called the “b word”
– What do her client come for help with when it comes to public speaking
– Her current average client
– Building self-belief
– Her client intake process

You can contact Ms. Donaldson via:

Karen Donaldson Inc.
Speak Confident
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Speak Like You Breathe: 30 Lessons To Become A Naturally Confident Speaker
Phone: (416) 414-2082

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Aisha K. Staggers had her first major publication, an album review, in The New Haven Register while just a sophomore in high school. Another series of reviews published in The Hartford Courant followed. By the time she reached college, Aisha was writing for the literary magazine and interning at a local radio station, ABC-affiliate as a writer in the news department and in the A&R department of an independent record company.

As a graduate student at Fisk University, Aisha asked Dr. Raymond Winbush to chair her thesis because 1) he was one of the most renowned voices in black culture and academia, and 2) he was a Prince fan. His scholarship and guidance led Aisha to an early career as a professor of social sciences and later an administrator in higher education.

Aisha has also served as a director of education and policy research centers and on the staff of legislative commissions. She previously served on the Executive Board of the CT Young Democrats’ Women’s Caucus, an avid campaigner and has remained active in politics and public policy.

During the February 6, 2019 edition of Staggers State Of Things, Ms. Staggers talked about:

– 45’s State Of The Union address last night
– Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and his blackface controversy
– Updates on the attack on Jussie Smollett
– Elizabeth Warren apologizes for claiming Native American heritage with DNA test

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A human trafficking advocate, public speaker, wellness educator, author, roadblock conquer, and dream chaser. Rhonelle Bruder is an inspiring force on a mission to help motivate and inspire vulnerable youth to discover the power within themselves. Having overcome many traumatic experiences including teenage homelessness, sexual exploitation, and poverty. Rhonelle had to learn strategies not merely to survive but thrive despite her challenging circumstances. Her desire to support others to rise despite what obstacles they face led her to become the founder of the RISE Initiative; a program dedicated to helping vulnerable young people strengthen resilience, health and wellbeing and in the process, change the trajectory of their lives.

Rhonelle holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Health Administration graduate from New York City College of Technology and Master of Science in Health Informatics graduate from the University of Victoria. Most recently, Rhonelle’s work has been featured on television, radio, newspapers, and online publications including TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin, State of Mind Mental Health Podcast, Medium, By Blacks and Blavity.

Recently, Ms. Bruder wias on our show talking about The Cyntoia Brown And R. Kelly Cases And The State Of Human Trafficking.

Durinng the conversation, Ms. Bruder talked about:

– Some of her story including being born in St. Vincent, being adopted when she was three years old by a white Canadian family with parents who have mental health challenges, growing in white family and not having a sense of belonging, being homeless at sixteen years old in Toronto and having a daughter at eighteen years old
– Where does she get her resilience from
– The Cyntonia Brown story and the similarities between Cyntonia Brown’s story and her story
– How did she overcome her past when it comes to trusting men today
– What does she do when it comes to self-care
– Why she did not share her story for until recently
– Her thoughts on the R. Kelly allegations, society’s attitude towards Blake women who have been sexually abuse
– How did she become an advocate about human trafficking
– The impact of social media on human trafficking
– Some incorrect assumptions about human trafficking
– Policing and human trafficking
– The difference between prostitution and human trafficking
– If the Black community takes human trafficking seriously
– What are human trafficking victims telling her

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A human trafficking advocate, public speaker, wellness educator, author, roadblock conquer, and dream chaser. Rhonelle Bruder is an inspiring force on a mission to help motivate and inspire vulnerable youth to discover the power within themselves. Having overcome many traumatic experiences including teenage homelessness, sexual exploitation, and poverty. Rhonelle had to learn strategies not merely to survive but thrive despite her challenging circumstances. Her desire to support others to rise despite what obstacles they face led her to become the founder of the RISE Initiative; a program dedicated to helping vulnerable young people strengthen resilience, health and wellbeing and in the process, change the trajectory of their lives.

Rhonelle holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Health Administration graduate from New York City College of Technology and Master of Science in Health Informatics graduate from the University of Victoria. Most recently, Rhonelle’s work has been featured on television, radio, newspapers, and online publications including TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin, State of Mind Mental Health Podcast, Medium, By Blacks and Blavity.

Recently, Ms. Bruder wias on our show talking about The Cyntoia Brown And R. Kelly Cases And The State Of Human Trafficking.

Durinng the conversation, Ms. Bruder talked about:

– Some of her story including being born in St. Vincent, being adopted when she was three years old by a white Canadian family with parents who have mental health challenges, growing in white family and not having a sense of belonging, being homeless at sixteen years old in Toronto and having a daughter at eighteen years old
– Where does she get her resilience from
– The Cyntonia Brown story and the similarities between Cyntonia Brown’s story and her story
– How did she overcome her past when it comes to trusting men today
– What does she do when it comes to self-care
– Why she did not share her story for until recently
– Her thoughts on the R. Kelly allegations, society’s attitude towards Blake women who have been sexually abuse
– How did she become an advocate about human trafficking
– The impact of social media on human trafficking
– Some incorrect assumptions about human trafficking
– Policing and human trafficking
– The difference between prostitution and human trafficking
– If the Black community takes human trafficking seriously
– What are human trafficking victims telling her

You can contact Ms. Bruder via:

Website
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Linkedin
Email

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A human trafficking advocate, public speaker, wellness educator, author, roadblock conquer, and dream chaser. Rhonelle Bruder is an inspiring force on a mission to help motivate and inspire vulnerable youth to discover the power within themselves. Having overcome many traumatic experiences including teenage homelessness, sexual exploitation, and poverty. Rhonelle had to learn strategies not merely to survive but thrive despite her challenging circumstances. Her desire to support others to rise despite what obstacles they face led her to become the founder of the RISE Initiative; a program dedicated to helping vulnerable young people strengthen resilience, health and wellbeing and in the process, change the trajectory of their lives.

Rhonelle holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Health Administration graduate from New York City College of Technology and Master of Science in Health Informatics graduate from the University of Victoria. Most recently, Rhonelle’s work has been featured on television, radio, newspapers, and online publications including TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin, State of Mind Mental Health Podcast, Medium, By Blacks and Blavity.

Recently, Ms. Bruder wias on our show talking about The Cyntoia Brown And R. Kelly Cases And The State Of Human Trafficking.

Durinng the conversation, Ms. Bruder talked about:

– Some of her story including being born in St. Vincent, being adopted when she was three years old by a white Canadian family with parents who have mental health challenges, growing in white family and not having a sense of belonging, being homeless at sixteen years old in Toronto and having a daughter at eighteen years old
– Where does she get her resilience from
– The Cyntonia Brown story and the similarities between Cyntonia Brown’s story and her story
– How did she overcome her past when it comes to trusting men today
– What does she do when it comes to self-care
– Why she did not share her story for until recently
– Her thoughts on the R. Kelly allegations, society’s attitude towards Blake women who have been sexually abuse
– How did she become an advocate about human trafficking
– The impact of social media on human trafficking
– Some incorrect assumptions about human trafficking
– Policing and human trafficking
– The difference between prostitution and human trafficking
– If the Black community takes human trafficking seriously
– What are human trafficking victims telling her

You can contact Ms. Bruder via:

Website
Twitter
Instagram
Facebook
Linkedin
Email

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Chetachi A. Egwu is a Nigerian American professor, writer/producer, filmmaker, dancer/choreographer, artist and actor . She earned a BA in Communication from the University of Buffalo in 1996, then moved on to Howard University in Washington, DC, where she completed a Masters and Ph.D. in Mass Communication.

Dr. Egwu has served as a faculty member in the communication departments at Morgan State University, The George Washington University and Nova Southeastern University. She is currently communication faculty at the University of Maryland University College.

Her work has been featured in academic journals, newspapers and online publications such as The Grio and The Burton Wire, her creative nature reaches beyond writing. Dr. Egwu is also a dancer/choreographer and was a member of Carla and Company, Coyaba Dance Theater, Choreographers Collaboration Project in Washington DC and featured in several other projects. An avid filmmaker, she is currently co-producer and co-director for the documentaries Runway Afrique and No Justice, No Peas: Getting A Veggie In The Hood, and co-producer, director and cinematographer for the documentary Sunshine Chic. Dr. Egwu also is the host of MediaScope on the streaming platforms Periscope and Facebook Live live on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. Eastern.

You contact Dr. Egwu via:

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Featured in Griots Republic magazine, Nia Magazine, Heart & Soul Magazine, Times Union (the leading newspaper for the New York state capital district), and on http://GovLoop.com , http://BlackandMarriedWithKids.com (BMWK), http://Blavity.com , http://HuffingtonPost.com , http://theGrio.com , the Dr. Vibe Show, and more, Lia Miller (also known online as Lia World Traveler) is an award-winning blogger, sought after freelance writer, children’s book author, clinically trained social worker with emphasis on childhood and family dynamics, diversity and social inclusion advocate, event producer, social media personality, public speaker, and foreign policy expert. She is also the Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Peace & Purpose (P&P), a social enterprise that serves as a catalyst and launch pad for female entrepreneurs worldwide to expand to new markets, grow their businesses, and in the process, improve their own lives and in turn, their communities. Lia is a wife and mother of two, current foreign service officer/diplomat, and lives overseas in La Paz, Bolivia. Find her online at http://LiaWorldTraveler.com or @liaworldtraveler (@liaworldtravels on Twitter) across social media.

You can find more about Ms. Miller via:

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Recently, Dr. Egwu and Ms. Miller were on our show talking about Sexual Abuse In The Black Community.

During the conversation, the ladies talked about:

– Why are Black women treated as “lesser than”
– The media and the Black community not caring about Black women who have been abused/missing
– If Black men get a pass when it comes to sexual abuse since they have it so challenging in society
– Black women not being valued in society
– Many Black women not feeling that they are not included in the #MeToo movement and if should they be part of it
– The need for accountability and responsibility when dealing with this issue

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Who are you really? What do you really want out of life? What are your biggest dreams? These are a few questions Danny Stone asks his coaching clients and audiences. He is an Author, Success Coach, Teacher, and Community Servant that has dedicated his life to helping people see possibilities and take massive action. His book, You Have The Keys, Now Drive has garnered readers from 7 countries thus far. As a seasoned facilitator, he delivers engaging Personal Development seminars on finding your true purpose, success, and being the driver of your life.

Danny is a former College Instructor, Certified Life Coach and holds a Graduate Certificate in Strategic Human Resources Management. With a background as a seasoned Learning and Development Manager, he has worked at major organizations to implement employee management strategies and programs.

Currently, he is working as an Advisor and Community Leader with Zero Gun Violence Movement, a community organization dedicated to ending gun violence in the Greater Toronto Area. His passion is mentoring youth and adults who are seeking more happiness, success and fulfillment.

Danny’s mission is to teach people how to create more freedom and abundance in their lives.

Recently, Danny was on our show talking about Passenger Seat To The Driver Seat – How To Go From Stuck To Start To Moving Forward.

During the conversation, Danny talked about:

– Some of his background and the sometimes challenging times growing up in Nova Scotia, what made his grandmother so special and the moment he decided to change his life
– His early days of helping and mentoring young people
– Some of work experiences in the corporate world and why and when did he decide to leave
– Why he wanted to talk about this subject
– Are his clients still being stuck about the same things, his client base and what is keeping them in the passenger seat and suggestions he gives his clients on how to get out of the passenger seat
– The importance of a morning ritual
– Meaning, meditation, mantra
– How has his coaching helped him
– Being selfish vs. investing in yourself
– How many people don’t have hope, dreams
– Some suggestions on how people can get unstuck

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With over 20 years of workforce development experience in the federal government, Deborah Fuqua is an advocate for human resource development for private and public sector organizations. Considered an expert in the field of organizational leadership, she is a frequent speaker at organizations and conferences nationwide, covering topics related to educational leadership, women as leaders, leadership development, employee development, emotional intelligence, diversity and inclusion, effective communication, and other leadership related topics. Dr. Fuqua teaches, encourages, and motivates others to achieve their personal and professional goals.

Dr. Fuqua holds an undergraduate degree in Management Studies, a graduate degree in Human Resources Development, and her Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership.

Dr. Fuqua is the author of Secure Your Cape a Women’s Motivational Leadership book. She also co-authored a textbook for colleges and universities across the United States, Cultivating a Culture of Nonviolence in Early Childhood Development Centers and Schools.

Dr. Fuqua is a certified Time to Teach trainer; Classroom Management. She is also certified in Diversity and Inclusion and Workers’ Compensation. She is a board member of the National Call Dad Program and she is also a member of the Black Doctoral Network Association, Eastern Education Research Association, Diversity and Inclusion Center with University of Phoenix and a member of the National Congress of Black Women, Inc.

Recently, Dr. Fuqua was on our show talking about How To Become An Effective Leader – Part One.

During the conversation, Dr. Fuqua talked about:

– Some her background including some memories growing up in Virginia
– Where did she get her drive to pursue education
– Some memories of her world travels
– Some stories from her leadership journey
– Her leadership model including her five different leadership styles
– The fact that autocratic leadership is still prevalent in organizations
– If all styles of leadership have a limited lifespan
– How do you steer an employee from a negative work ethic to a positive work ethic
– If companies are taking diversity and leadership training seriously
– Why she feels that there is a leadership crisis
– The importance of ethical behaviour when it comes to leadership
– If it is difficult for her to lead men
– How does she handle the situation when she deals with someone who has more leadership qualities than she has

You can contact Dr. Fuqua via:

Dr. D’s Leadership Corner
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The panelists for last Sunday’s show were: Dr. Lawrence Rasheed and Melvin Lars.

The panelists commented on the following stories:

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Tony Dungy – Some Announcers’ Biased Language Perpetuates Black QB Stereotypes

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Kamala Harris Is Running For President In 2020

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Still Unsolved – The Cold Cases Of Biggie, Tupac And Jam Master Jay

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Why Some Journalists Have A Hard Time Saying The Word ‘Racist’

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Trump’s MAGA Hats Have Become A Potent Symbol Of Racism

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Aisha K. Staggers had her first major publication, an album review, in The New Haven Register while just a sophomore in high school. Another series of reviews published in The Hartford Courant followed. By the time she reached college, Aisha was writing for the literary magazine and interning at a local radio station, ABC-affiliate as a writer in the news department and in the A&R department of an independent record company.

As a graduate student at Fisk University, Aisha asked Dr. Raymond Winbush to chair her thesis because 1) he was one of the most renowned voices in black culture and academia, and 2) he was a Prince fan. His scholarship and guidance led Aisha to an early career as a professor of social sciences and later an administrator in higher education.

Aisha has also served as a director of education and policy research centers and on the staff of legislative commissions. She previously served on the Executive Board of the CT Young Democrats’ Women’s Caucus, an avid campaigner and has remained active in politics and public policy.

During the January 12, 2019 edition of Staggers State Of Things, Ms. Staggers talked about:

– FBI began investigating 45 as possible threat to national security after Comey firing
– The partial federal government shutdown impact on real Americans
– Steve King’s white supremacy Remark
– The Chicago and Atlanta R. Kelly investigations, Lady Gaga, Christina Aguilera and the Surviving R. Kelly documentary aftermath

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The panelists for last Sunday’s show were: Melvin Lars and Ryan Singh.

The panelists discussed the following stories:

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Sony, R. Kelly Agree To Part Ways

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Why The Gillette ‘Best Man A Man Can Be’ Ad Misses So Badly

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Black Women Deserve Better

The Dr. Vibe Show™: “Wow, I’m Racist” – “White Spaces” Allow White People To Confront Biases

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Can Black People Be Racist?

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The panelists for last Sunday’s show were: LeRon L. Barton, Melvin Lars and Ikey Raw .

The panelists discussed the following stories:

The Dr. Vibe Show™: ‘Barely Above Water’ – US Shutdown Hits Black Federal Workers Hardest

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Jazmine Barnes Shooting Reveals Racial Tensions In United States

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Black Men Make Strides In Hollywood, But Women Still Struggle

The Dr. Vibe Show™: The American Dream Isn’t For Black Millennials

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Living In America While Being Black Under The Trump Regime

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Trudy Stone is a certified culinary nutritionist, speaker, and the founder of Eat Live and Play. She is also the author of the book Unbreakable: 7 Rock Solid Habits to Your Perfect Weight and a Healthier Lifestyle: No Willpower Required!

Five years ago, Trudy self-hacked her own mind and body to lose 30lbs and now helps other women do the same. She’s passionate about empowering women to build healthier habits and unlock the power of food to build a strong and vibrant brain and body without guilt or restriction.

She has appeared in The Huffington Post, The National Post, Daytime Toronto TV, and in Star of the Show alongside TV chef, author and judge of Chopped Canada, Chef Michael Smith.

Recently, Ms. Stone was on our show talking about 5 Reasons Why You’re Not Losing Weight?.

During the conversation, Ms. Stone talked about:

– Some of her background including being raised by a single mother with three sisters
– When she learned cook including starting a cupcake company
– Her journey to lose weight and coach others to do so
– The best ways to get protein and healthy fat
– Her concerns with the low fat diet industry
– How she grew her coaching business
– Celebrating her thirty pound loss and how she celebrated
– How to deal with alcohol and weight loss
– some of the common challenges that women who want to lose weight come to her with
– the five reason why many of us are not losing weight
– Easy sources of fiber
– How guided meditation can help weight loss
– The importance of keeping a food journal when you trying to lose weight
– Her #Drop5In5Challenge
– How is her business and her clients different now compared to when she started
– The story behind her book Unbreakable: 7 Rock Solid Habits to Your Perfect Weight and a Healthier Lifestyle: No Willpower Required!
– The one thing that you need to look out for when looking at food labels
– If is it expensive to eat healthy
– Staying active if you are working in an office job

You can contact Ms. Stone via:

Eat Live And Play
Twitter 
Facebook
Instagram
Eat Live And Play – Drop 5 In 5 Challenge
Unbreakable: 7 Rock Solid Habits to Your Perfect Weight and a Healthier Lifestyle: No Willpower Required!

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Dr. Vibe

All Our Own is live international audio conversation for Generation X Women of Color.

It is a safe space where Gen X Women of Color can discuss their issues with input from women of color from other generations. However, Generation X women are at the center of the conversation.

The regular panelists are: Aisha Staggers, Julissa Borbon and L.A. Wade

Last Sunday’s conversation topic was Surviving R. Kelly And The Sexual Exploitation Of Black Women And Black Girls.

During the conversation the ladies talked about:

– Their comments on the Lifetime documentary “Surviving R. Kelly” and the reaction or lack of by others
– The mistreatment of Black girls and Black women
– The ignorance of the Black community of the sexual abuse of Black women and Black girls
– If R. Kelly is sick
– The sexual assault of Black women and Black girls
– The need for healing and moving forward

You can contact the All Our Own Show via:

Twitter
Email
#AllOurOwnShow (Twitter)

You can contact Aisha Staggers via:

Twitter
Email

You can contact Julissa Borbon via:

Twitter
Blog

You can contact L.A. Wade via:

Twitter

You can contact Ms. Morris via:

Twitter
Linkedin
Email

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God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith,

Dr. Vibe

LeRon L. Barton is a writer from Kansas City, MO currently living in San Francisco, Ca. A graduate of Paseo Academy of Fine Arts, LeRon is the author of two books, “Straight Dope: A 360 degree look into American Drug Culture” and “All We Really Need Is Love: Stories of Dating, Relationships, Heartbreak, and Marriage.” In addition to the books, LeRon is an essayist; whose topics cover racism, mass incarceration, politics, gender, and dating. These works have appeared in Salon, The Good Men Project, Elephant Journal, East Bay Times, and MoAD.

Recently, Mr. Barton was on our show talking about his article Why I don’t code switch.

During the conversation, Mr. Barton talked about:

– Why he wrote the article
– What is code switching and is code switching a good thing
– If he have any challenges with the way he speaks
– “The most popular Black people today are not know for their intellect.” LeRon
– Code switching in the presence of Blacks
– Code switching vs. having vocabulary
– If Black have to make whites feel comfortable

You can find out more about LeRon via:

Website
Twitter
Facebook
Instagram

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Dr. Vibe

The panelist for last Sunday’s show was: Melvin Lars.

Mr. Lars commented on the following stories:

The Dr. Vibe Show™: ‘Surviving R. Kelly’ – The Good, The Bad, And The Really, Very Ugly

The Dr. Vibe Show™: The House Of Representatives Is Different Now. The Future Is In It.

The Dr. Vibe Show™: Cashing Checks, Napping, More Activities Leading To Police Calls On Black People In 2018

The Dr. Vibe Show™: 2019 List Of Things Black People Don’t Want To Talk About

The Dr. Vibe Show™: How To Raise Black Boys To Men In The USA

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God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith,

Dr. Vibe