The FeeNominal Radio Show: Recent Episodes
Felicia Mitchell-Hampton
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St. Louis election follow up; Census 2020; Black Business Shout Out; Black Wall Street W/Farrakhan Shegog; special guest Amir Brandy w/Real Stl News
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Pastor Rose takes us to the book of Nehemiah 14: 7-111. Pastor speaks about the city of Jerusalem and the rubbish that that prevented the wall from being rebuilt. Pastors Williams employs her listeners to take heed and be responsible for the building of their portion of the wall by cleaning up their rubbish. She tells the audience to spring clean their life up, not just their home. Pastor reminded the congratulations to know their enemy (Nehemiah 4:14) and hold to there is nothing more powerful than God. What areas in your life do you need to clean up this spring?
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The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society has developed an awareness ministry called Myeloma Ministry. In collaboration with Black Nurses Rock Saint Louis Chapter, a representative from both organizations, attend local churches on Sunday to spread awareness about the blood disease that kill blacks twice as much as whites. If you would like to host Myeloma Sunday at your church, please contact Black Nurses Rock Saint Lous Chapter by emailing: blacknursesrockstl@gmail.com
Speaking about the untimely death of an inmate in St. Louis County Jail. No prosecution for those who failed to follow protocol.
Speaking about Cold Water Creek Just the Facts. Mallinckrodt held the contract, but the government was responsible for the project.
Today’s topics include recent death of St. Louis County and other issues that have taken place in St. Louis and surrounding areas.
Dr. Muhammad speaks on the 18 fearless visionaries who collaborated to write a best seller, Tear The Veil. She share about her life, her career and the power to empower others by sharing her story.
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