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International Recording Artist Nicole Slack Jones shares one of her most memorable experiences in Rome, Italy. Brava! Brava! was the sound of the night as she took a moment to honor the legendary Lionel Richie. Listen in as she share what she was feeling in that moment of her life.
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In 1995, my father lost his leg to diabetic infection in his foot. Years later he lost the functionality of his kidney and was faces with dialysis before losing everything in Hurricane Katrina. He never gave up his faith in God an continued to tell his story of healing in his body.
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94 year old Aleane Fitz-Carter gives her take on the holiday JUNETEENTH.
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Thank you for joining us to listen into this audio documentary of my father Mr. Philip Slack Sr. This is the audio pulled from the documentary film titled “WALK WITH ME”. My father Philip Slack Sr was an anointed Gospel saxophonist who played in the church all his life. He was an inspiration to many people including myself. I witnessed my father display a relationship with God as he lead my family through good and bad times. While creating this film my father passed away and left a true legacy for me and my family to always remember him. I spoke with my dad before I got on a flight from Paris, France and his words were “You know you can talk to God anytime... morning, noon and at night”. He also said to me “even though God has all these people to see about he still gonna make time for little ole you”. Well my flight got into New Orleans the night of January 2, 2009 my Father was up waiting for me to come to the house but I had fell asleep at my sisters house and woke up to a phone call January 3 to learn of his death. Even though my dad is gone he never spoke death during his life. My dad lived as long as God wanted him to live he lived life as a true man of God who always said...”I’m not walking by myself God is walking with me”. He was a true leader who loved his family and pushed pass his sickness to give everyone his testimony of life and healing. My dad is resting well and I know this down in my heart. I thank God for giving me such wonderful parents. Enjoy this audio version of a video documentary produced in late 2008.
A mother of 14 children became a mother at the young age of 14 and gave birth to her last child four years ago at the age of 41. With many ups and downs she was able to push pass the pain of not having her own mother by her side. Her quest to inspire young mother's, grown mother's and all mother's is to love and support your children because kids really need their parents. Through much prayer, therapy and self-care she has found a way back into her mother's life to simply communicate and push past the hurt and move forward. This podcast series will take time to develop this unfolding story so stay tuned as we periodically release more and more of her story here at @talkwithjudith.
A mother of 14 children became a mother at the young age of 14 and gave birth to her last child four years ago at the age of 41. With many ups and downs she was able to push pass the pain of not having her own mother by her side. Her quest to inspire young mother's, grown mother's and all mother's is to love and support your children because kids really need their parents. Through much prayer, therapy and self-care she has found a way back into her mother's life to simply communicate and push past the hurt and move forward. This podcast series will take time to develop this unfolding story so stay tuned as we periodically release more and more of her story here at @talkwithjudith.
Childhood was great up until the age of 12 when she was put out of the house by her mother.... stay tuned for the full story by a mother of 14 children who became pregnant with her first child at 13 years old....stay tuned.
Thank you for joining us to listen into this audio documentary of my father Mr. Philip Slack Sr. This is the audio pulled from the documentary film titled “WALK WITH ME”. My father Philip Slack Sr was an anointed Gospel saxophonist who played in the church all his life. He was an inspiration to many people including myself. I witnessed my father display a relationship with God as he lead my family through good and bad times. While creating this film my father passed away and left a true legacy for me and my family to always remember him. I spoke with my dad before I got on a flight from Paris, France and his words were “You know you can talk to God anytime... morning, noon and at night”. He also said to me “even though God has all these people to see about he still gonna make time for little ole you”. Well my flight got into New Orleans the night of January 2, 2009 my Father was up waiting for me to come to the house but I had fell asleep at my sisters house and woke up to a phone call January 3 to learn of his death. Even though my dad is gone he never spoke death during his life. My dad lived as long as God wanted him to live he lived life as a true man of God who always said...”I’m not walking by myself God is walking with me”. He was a true leader who loved his family and pushed pass his sickness to give everyone his testimony of life and healing. My dad is resting well and I know this down in my heart. I thank God for giving me such wonderful parents. Enjoy this audio version of a video documentary produced in late 2008. Stay connected for Part III.
Thank you for joining us to listen into this audio documentary of my father Mr. Philip Slack Sr. This is the audio pulled from the documentary film titled “WALK WITH ME”. My father Philip Matthew Slack Sr was an anointed Gospel saxophonist who played in the church all his life. He was an inspiration to many people including myself. I witnessed my father display a relationship with God as he lead my family through good and bad times. While creating this film my father passed away and left a true legacy for me and my family to always remember him. I spoke with my dad before I got on a flight from Paris, France and his words were “You know you can talk to God anytime... morning, noon and at night”. He also said to me “even though God has all these people to see about he still gonna make time for little ole you”. Well my flight got into New Orleans the night of January 2, 2009 my Father was up waiting for me to come to the house but I had fell asleep at my sisters house and woke up to a phone call January 3 to learn of his death. Even though my dad is gone he never spoke death during his life. My dad lived as long as God wanted him to live he lived life as a true man of God who always said...”I’m not walking by myself God is walking with me”. He was a true leader who loved his family and pushed pass his sickness to give everyone his testimony of life and healing. My dad is resting well and I know this down in my heart. I thank God for giving me such wonderful parents. Enjoy this audio version of a video documentary produced in late 2008. Stay connected for Part II.
A local resident of the city of New Orleans talks about his view on crime in the inner city. He feel and believes that crime is wanted and will never end because of the money generated from the criminal justice system.
A local resident of the city of New Orleans talks about his view on crime in the inner city. He feel and believes that crime is wanted and will never end because of the money generated from the criminal justice system.
I'm excited to introduce to our listeners a local known Pastor had been rendering service to the local community in the lower 9th ward for almost 40 years of his life. His ministry has changed the lives of hundreds of men and women who sought help through the ADAM program. The Alcohol Drug Abuse Ministry known as ADAM started with a group of recovered addicts who came together in one of New Orleans most drug infested areas to help change lives. The St Paul Ministries has been highly instrumental in leadership development within the family starting with continued counseling of men in the ministry. Stay Tuned for more...@talkwithjudith
I'm excited to introduce to our listeners a local known Pastor had been rendering service to the local community in the lower 9th ward for almost 40 years of his life. His ministry has changed the lives of hundreds of men and women who sought help through the ADAM program. The Alcohol Drug Abuse Ministry known as ADAM started with a group of recovered addicts who came together in one of New Orleans most drug infested areas to help change lives. The St Paul Ministries has been highly instrumental in leadership development within the family starting with continued counseling of men in the ministry. Stay Tuned for more...@talkwithjudith
Part II NEW ORLEANS? DO YOU REMEMBER THIS VOICE? As I began this upcoming podcast series, my goal is to capture the voices that made a difference here in the city of New Orleans. Coming soon to my podcast show is an interview with Motivational Speaker Mr Stanley Schofield. I will never forget his message and his voice which filled the auditorium in my high school days. I believe it’s people like him who created a large impact in the lives of our youth. There are some major solutions for the problems we are facing today…..and I want each of you to tune into the podcast Talk with Judith in the upcoming week. Stay connected!
NEW ORLEANS? DO YOU REMEMBER THIS VOICE? As I began this upcoming podcast series, my goal is to capture the voices that made a difference here in the city of New Orleans. Coming soon to my podcast show is an interview with Motivational Speaker Mr Stanley Schofield. I will never forget his message and his voice which filled the auditorium in my high school days. I believe it’s people like him who created a large impact in the lives of our youth. There are some major solutions for the problems we are facing today…..and I want each of you to tune into the podcast Talk with Judith in the upcoming week. Stay connected! Continue on to listening to PART 2
NEW ORLEANS? DO YOU REMEMBER THIS VOICE? As I began this upcoming podcast series, my goal is to capture the voices that made a difference here in the city of New Orleans. Coming soon to my podcast show is an interview with Motivational Speaker Mr Stanley Schofield Jr. I will never forget his message and his voice which filled the auditorium in my high school days. I believe it’s people like him who created a large impact in the lives of our youth. There are some major solutions for the problems we are facing today…..and I want each of you to tune into the podcast Talk with Judith in the upcoming week. Stay connected for the full interview with Mr. Stanley Schofield.
I am delighted to share this wonderful story from a dear friend who I met over 13 years ago. My grandmother who is now celebrating 100 years of life connected me with this wonderful most talented woman of grace Aleane Fitzcarter. Aleane lives in Los Angeles and still today she is performing and playing the piano at the wonderful age of 93 years old. Stay connected as we celebrate my grandmother's 100 year of life and beyond...@talkwithjudith https://www.facebook.com/talkwithjudith
I am delighted to share this wonderful story from a dear friend who I met over 13 years ago. My grandmother who is now celebrating 100 years of life connected me with this wonderful most talented woman of grace Aleane Fitzcarter. Aleane lives in Los Angeles and still today she is performing and playing the piano at the wonderful age of 93 years old. Stay connected for Part 2 as we celebrate my grandmother's 100 year of life and beyond...@talkwithjudith https://www.facebook.com/talkwithjudith
Thanks for visiting the Talk with Judith Show Podcast today. This is not just a story but an experience of a young lady who became a mother while still being a child herself. Vondria became pregnant at just 14 years old and was forced to marry by age 15. Growing up fast with no knowledge of motherhood was a struggle that eventually introduced her into a lifestyle of drug and alcohol abuse. Through it all Vondria managed to develop a relationship with God as she gained a prayer life. Her mission is to always share her story with young teens in hopes of helping them make wise choices as they grow up. Being a teen mom and a wife took so much of her young life away to early burdens and a high level of responsibilities.
Thanks for visiting the Talk with Judith Show Podcast today. This is not just a story but an experience of a young lady who became a mother while still being a child herself. Vondria became pregnant at just 14 years old and was forced to marry by age 15. Growing up fast with no knowledge of motherhood was a struggle that eventually introduced her into a lifestyle of drug and alcohol abuse. Stay tuned for Part 2 of this interview on the next episode.
Thank you for tuning into the Talk With Judith Podcast with special guest and friend Dr. Ashlay Douglas. Our conversation tonight is dealing with behavioral health and how it all works. Her passion and goal is to be one day to incorporate all the challenges a person can face from the mental and physical aspects. Dr. Douglas is a wealth of knowledge and is able to help patients cope with most of the behavioral challenges faced on a daily basis.
Thank you for tuning into the Talk With Judith Podcast with special guest and friend Dr. Ashlay Douglas. Our conversation tonight is dealing with behavioral health and how it all works. Her passion and goal is to be one day to incorporate all the challenges a person can face from the mental and physical aspects. Dr. Douglas is a wealth of knowledge and is able to help patients cope with most of the behavioral challenges faced on a daily basis. Please stay tuned for Part 2
Joe Caruso grew up in a New Orleans musical family. The legendary Club Desire, just across the street from Joe’s house, was where he first learned the sounds of Blues and Rhythm and Blues. In the Summer of ’69 Joe received his draft notice and spent a year in the tropical paradise of Viet Nam. Later, Joe moved to Oakland in 1984 and had many successful years playing there until he moved back home to New Orleans in 1992.
In September of 2005, Joe left New Orleans with his elderly mother on a Friday to play a gig with Al "Little Fats" Jackson at the Grand Casino in Kinder, Louisiana, located in the northwest part of the state. While there, Joe received a telephone call from a friend in New Orleans warning him not to come back home because a storm was approaching. Joe didn't know then that this storm would become the very powerful Hurricane Katrina and that everything he owned would be lost except for his love of his family and the Blues.
Joe moved his Mom to his sister’s house in Deltona, Florida, to keep his family together and safe. Always a “Survivor,” Joe has created this collection of his songs for your enjoyment and wishes to dedicate it in memory of his Mother, Verdadelle Adams, born in 1928, who passed away during the making of this recording.
Thank you for listening into this conversation with my very own 4th grade teacher. Mrs. Zanda Dandy has been teaching in the school system since the early 80's starting in the city of New Orleans. For over 30 years she dedicated her career to educating and enriching the lives of so many kids. Her leadership in the classroom has touched many kids as well as myself at the age of 9 years old. There are many untold stories from the teachers desk to the kids homework and even the home life of the children. Dandy was always passionate about the students one brave action actually caused her to lose her job. After losing her job in the city of New Orleans she found herself and her family to be homeless as a new regime took over the school system hiring teachers from all across America other than the local teachers in the city. This experience is told from her own perspective as she battle through the ups and downs of the administration rules. Please stay connected to this series as we learn more about how much the system changes made a lasting impact on both the students and the teachers.
Thank you for listening into this conversation with my very own 4th grade teacher. Mrs. Zanda Dandy has been teaching in the school system since the early 80's starting in the city of New Orleans. For over 30 years she dedicated her career to educating and enriching the lives of so many kids. Her leadership in the classroom has touched many kids as well as myself at the age of 9 years old. There are many untold stories from the teachers desk to the kids homework and even the home life of the children. Dandy was always passionate about the students one brave action actually caused her to lose her job. After losing her job in the city of New Orleans she found herself and her family to be homeless as a new regime took over the school system hiring teachers from all across America other than the local teachers in the city. This experience is told from her own perspective as she battle through the ups and downs of the administration rules. Please stay connected to this series as we learn more about how much the system changes made a lasting impact on both the students and the teachers.
Thank you for tuning into The Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. As we celebrate a day of service for Dr Martin Luther King Jr. I am delighted to continue the conversation about black business with Dorian Nunez. What is happening in the labor force and how do we explain what is happening to the economic sector. Stay connect for some interesting topics as we approach black history month.
Thank you for tuning into our Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. I am delighted to share the conversation with Pastor Terrence Reed, Founder of the Light House Ministries. Dealing with Addiction & Recovery, Death and Loss during the Pandemic, Violence in the City of New Orleans and bring the family back together. Please stay connected for Part 3 of this series and listen @talkwithjudith every week as we share more stories with you.
Thank you for tuning into our Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. I am delighted to share the conversation with Pastor Terrence Reed, Founder of the Light House Ministries. Dealing with Addiction & Recovery, Death and Loss during the Pandemic, Violence in the City of New Orleans and bring the family back together. Please stay connected for Part 2 of this series and listen @talkwithjudith every week as we share more stories with you.
Thank you for tuning into our Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. Took a moment to catch up with "The Black Latino" Mr. Slimm Ydur former radio personality for WBOK New Orleans. Slimm talks about black business and what he would like to see happen in the city of New Orleans. Surviving the pandemic and much more...
Thank you for tuning into our Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. Took a moment to catch up with "The Black Latino" Mr. Slimm Ydur former radio personality for WBOK New Orleans. Slimm talks about black business and what he would like to see happen in the city of New Orleans. Surviving the pandemic and much more... please stay connected for Part 2
Thank you for tuning into The Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. What an excited night to reconnect with a dear friend and talk about business and entrepreneurship post the pandemic.
Thank you for tuning into The Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. What an excited night to reconnect with a dear friend and talk about business and entrepreneurship post the pandemic. Please stay connected for Part 2 of this segment listen @talkwithjudith every week as we share more stories with you.
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Thank you for tuning into our Talk With Judith Show Podcast today. It is very interesting to hear multiple stories of survival during the onset of the Pandemic. Today we have a family man who was at the brink of losing his pregnant wife and ability to work due to Covid 19. In March 2020, Trepagnier realized how serious the virus was once he began to notice his own symptoms. Please stay connected for Part 2 of his story and listen @talkwithjudith every week as we share more stories with you.
Thanks for joining our podcast tonight as I reach out to a dear friend of the late great Gospel Recording Artist Dr. Rance Allen. Organist/Keyboard player Bobby Slack talks about the days with Dr. Rance Allen as well as some interesting details about Gospel music.
Thanks for joining our podcast tonight as I reach out to a dear friend of the late great Gospel Recording Artist Dr. Rance Allen. Organist/Keyboard player Bobby Slack talks about the days with Dr. Rance Allen as well as some interesting details about Gospel music. Please stay tuned for Part 2 of this episode.
Thank you for joining our PODCAST with Chef Carolyn Shelton. Tonight we are just having a candid conversation about her passion of teaching children, teens and young adults good manners as well as etiquette. Stay tuned for PART 2 conversation over gumbo. @talkwithjudith.
What a great night to catch up with one of New Orleans local singer/songwriters Ingrid Lucia. Ingrid was gracious enough to help me launch this podcast series as we start talking about a variety of subject matters. Being able to share the good the bad and the ups and downs of life and career is something we are not foreign to sharing. Check out the new Episode of our weekly talks as we plan to continue sharing together.
Ingrid has a new musical project as well as a story book coming soon...stay tuned. @talkwithjudith
Check her out at https://www.facebook.com/ingrid.lucia.75
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