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Challenges of Faith Radio ProgramRonald Clay: How did he change? Ep 3146Preachers Kid to Streets to College to Armored Bank Robber to Prison to Freedom in Christ and to Seminary! You Can Go Home Again | Moody Theological SeminaryRonald Clay - moodyaudio.com------Gary@ ChristianSpeaker.net or GigSalad.comCOFRP now airing on Ivy Fm, Panoply Fm, Zeno FM, Player Fm, Ivoox, Apple, iHeart and TuneIn radio, Spotify, Podbean, Goodpods and in Indiahttps://www.jiosaavn.com/shows/Challenges-of-Faith-Radio-Program/1/tQOj79D7dak_
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The Parity Project PodcastBlack Autistic Lives MatterIn this episode we speak with Diane J. Wright, the founder of Autastic.com. Home to the world’s largest online community of late-identified autistic adults, two of the only spaces dedicated to people of color with autism, and the only community of its size for people with autism that’s founded by a woman of color.
2020-11-1751 minThe Parity Project PodcastWE aren't done. Don't get too comfortable yet: Election 2020A week after the historic election of the first woman to the office of the U.S. Vice President. We sit down with Political Strategist, Journalist and Public Advocate Jasmyne Cannick. Jasmyne also sits on the Los Angeles County Democratic Party’s County Central Committee. We chat about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and the need to educate and inspire our fellow citizens to stay engaged and understand that local elections are equal if not more important than national elections to their livelihood.
Show Notes: http://iamjasmyne.com/ Twitter: @jasmyne Instagram: @hellojasmyne
2020-11-1044 minThe Parity Project PodcastCleared for Takeoff This week we explore parity and equity in the context of Air Traffic Controllers. Our guest is Kevin McCants, an Air Traffic Control Supervisor at the Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Center, one of the 500 Black male FAA controllers. We discuss Kevin's journey and path to becoming an Air Traffic Controller as well as some of the barriers for black folks trying to get into the career. Lastly, we explore some ways in which we can create opportunities to expose young Black kids to this amazing field.
If you have a son, daughter, niece or nephew, make sure...
2020-11-0352 minThe Parity Project PodcastTrans-Forming PoliticsOn this episode the Parity Project visits what re-imagining public safety in the time of #BlackLivesMatter and #TransLivesMatter looks like with the first openly Transmale elected to public office; City Councilman Phillipe Cunningham of Minneapolis. With the election right around the corner, Phillipe breaks down whats at stake with the coming election and why it is so important to get out and vote!
SHOW NOTES:
Councilman Phillipe Cunningham
https://cunninghammpls.org/
City of Minneapolis
https://www.minneapolismn.gov/
Brookings Institution - Black Vote Disenfranchisement
https://w...
2020-10-2751 minThe Parity Project PodcastEducated Segregation & America's Desire for a Permanent Second ClassIn this episode, the crew takes up the U.S. education system. We identify issues and float potential solutions to create equity in funding and access to opportunities that may lead to better outcomes for historically under-resourced communities. Later on, we breakup with another prominent celebrity which raises issues surrounding cancel culture. Tune in to join the discussion.
2020-10-201h 00The Parity Project PodcastComposing While BlackThis week the guys sit down with Charles Dickerson, Earl Wooten, and Wilfred Farquarhson of the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles. We get the much needed scoop about the state of Black affairs in the classical music world. Our guests share with us the importance of both creating space and maintaining authentic Black excellence in a field not necessarily known for its diversity. Also we find out why DISNEY and the ICYO are going to the movies.
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https://icyola.org/ Inner City You...
2020-10-1359 minThe Parity Project PodcastLessons From The Blackest City in America: Get Your Booty to the Poll!The guys sit down with Councilman Khalid Kamau from the City of South Fulton (near Atlanta). The first #BlackLivesMatter activist elected to office tells us how he shifted his perspective and those of other #BLM members to not only have a voice in the streets but also claim space in the hallowed halls of government where the laws and rules are made. We talk about the importance of voting, economic empowerment and smart usage of citizens' tax dollars. Khalid shares his coming out story and his constituents' reaction. He also tells us why he is running for mayor of t...
2020-10-061h 05The Parity Project PodcastBlack Hair in Hollywood: Just Throw a Wig On It.This week the gang sits down with prominent Black Hollywood Hair and Makeup Stylists: Emmy Award Winner Charlene Belmond (Fosse/Verdon, Pose), Dennis Bailey (City on a Hill, Blindspot) and T.J. Romeland (The Rookie, All Rise). We dive deep into how their paths to becoming Hollywood hair and makeup stylists as well as their suggestions for breaking into the field. Additionally, we discuss whether racism is prevalent in their workplace, and they offer suggestions on how to increase racial parity in the world of hair and makeup.
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The Black Fashio...
2020-09-2854 minThe Parity Project PodcastYou Got My Back?All hands on deck. This week we are joined by filmmaker and Emmy Award Winner Cayman Grant and Terrell Jones, a former NFL Coach and Minnesota Police Officer, they host and produce ‘White Speak’ podcast, respectively. We have a candid conversation about just what exactly solidarity and allyship mean in the era of #BlackLivesMatter, Barbeque Becky’s, and the hyper policing of black and brown folks in America.
2020-09-2159 minThe Parity Project PodcastRunning the ShowThis week, the gang sits down with creator and showrunner Felischa Marye of the Television show BIGGER on BET+. Felischa shares with us her winding path and the keys to success that ultimately put her into position to become a showrunner. Along the way we touch on issues of Blackness, womanhood and the importance of having the power to shape our own narratives.
2020-09-161h 01The Parity Project Podcast3 Peas in a PodIn this pilot episode, we get to know our co-hosts Ron, Chris and Kareem. Three Black men from different backgrounds - a Film/Television writer, a Lawyer and an Airplane Pilot.
They are raising awareness about the insufficient economic, social and political equity and racial parity for Black people in America. They aim to break the systems of oppression and help carve a brighter future for our country by causing trouble, sparking dialogue and exploring all aspects of life that have currently and historically robbed melanated people of the American dream.
Start the journey with us...
2020-09-0950 minThe Rory Sauter Show - Episode 99Today's show : UNC Star, Ex-NBA player, #1 Draft Pick in the Big 3, Motivational Speaker, Entrepreneur & Best Selling Author, Rashad McCants calls in, Political Strategist, Entrepreneur, Activist & Popular Talk Show Host, Josh Bernstein calls in, Legislative Affairs For President Ronald Reagan, International Security Expert, Islamic Historian, Political Activist & Amazon/New York Times Best Selling Author, Valerie Greenfeld calls in, Leaders Of Blacks 4 Trump calls in, Josh Hlavaty calls in, FBI report on Kavanaugh to be released Thursday, President Trump has revolutionized global trade by replacing NAFTA with USMCA, President Trump Attacks ‘Failing New York Times' Over Fake...
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