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Spotlight For Justice (formally, Voices for Justice) is a show of the National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE). The show highlights Law, Order and Justice. The show was created by Michelle Bart, NWCAVE Founder and is co-hosted with Dr. Kathie Mathis.
Spread the word, like our page and get ready for raw candid conversations with our main objective, being a voice for justice as we spotlight the injustices of the world!!
Join us for #NoMoreWeek March 3-9, 2024 for many different events, trainings and more. On Tuesday, we highlight the importance of believing survivors.
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, tonight we begin by exposing the truths about #DomesticViolence #DVAM
Kara Nichols was reported missing on October 9, 2012 in Colorado Springs, a decade later, the monster who murdered her is sentenced to only 24 years for her murder and cover-up. Hear tonight from her parents, family and friends. Learn more www.karanichols.org
Sheryl “Mac” McCollum has worked with criminals like famed Mafia hit man Frank Cullotta, Johnny Lee Cleary the ex Imperial Wizard of the KKK, the Flint River Killer, Alcatraz Inmate #1355 Robert Schibline and Jimmy Hoffa’s driver, The Weasel, to gain intel on how to solve certain cold cases. For almost forty years, Sheryl has used her training and experience in criminal justice to solve some of the country’s most difficult cases. Sheryl “Mac” McCollum's law-enforcement career began in 1982 at the Rape Crisis Center at Grady Memorial Hospitalin Atlanta, Georgia. From there, she was director of the Metro Atlanta Cold Case Crime Analysis Squad. McCollum in 2004 founded Cold Case Investigative Research Institute (CCIRI), which unites researchers, practitioners, students and the criminal justice community to work collectively to advance research, training and techniques in solving cold cases. CCIRI has since worked with over 27 colleges and universities, more than 8,000 students and 600 experts, have volunteered their time and talents to solve cold cases. Mac is an three time nominated Emmy Award winning CSI from CBS46’s CSI Atlanta, National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame Inductee, Director of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute (CCIRI), a writer for CrimeOnLine, Forensic and Crime Scene Expert for Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, and a working CSI for a metro Atlanta Police Department. Sheryl holds a master’s degree in Criminal Justice with an emphasis on Policing. She is a contributing writer for CRIME online, a crime-fighting website founded by Nancy Grace, television personality and former.
National Women's Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE) is shining a Spotlight for Justice for those impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault and homelessness. The issues are impacting every community throughout the country, we must do better. Tonight, we shine the light on WA, OR and CA.Guests on the show include: Nadeya Lavandero, is the President, Founder and Executive Director of Right to Protect, a national exempt nonprofit organization in Manteca, California. The mission of the organization is to Provide supportive services and resources to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking. To learn more about Nadeya and Right to Protect organization, click here Kate Budd, Kate Budd serves as the Interim Manager of the Lane County Human Services Division. She currently oversees Veteran, rent, energy assistance, homelessness and community action programs, all focused on creating a strong safety net for Lane County community members. She has worked in the housing / homelessness field for over 20 years, previously focusing on system-level integration, planning and coordination in Washington as the Executive Director of Council for the Homeless, a Program Coordinator with Clark County Community Services and a Program Director for direct service agencies. Learn more, click hereDr. Kathie Mathis, CEO of California Cognitive Behavioral Institute and Co-Host of Spotlight For Justice
GUEST: Towanda Underdue is a SAG AFTRA award winning actress, writer, producer, voiceover artist, poet, educator, social activist and host. She currently serves on the SAG AFTRA National Board ( Actor/Performer) for the Washington Mid Atlantic, on the SAG AFTRA President’s National Executive Committee and on the TV / Theatrical Negotiating Committee to name a few. FROM: SAG-AFTRA negotiated in good faith with the AMPTP. We said we need a modern contract that addresses modern issues. They countered with business as usual: Income erosion. AI exploitation. Abusive self-tape demands. Read the details HERE. Our careers as performers are now in jeopardy. This is why we’re striking. For additional information, FAQs, picket locations and more, visit sagaftrastrike.org. Photo: from and intro audio from SAG-AFTRA
Author & Advocate Joseph Thuney shares his heartbreaking memoir/true crime story of his daughter’s murder at the hands of the same man who abused his granddaughter, his wife’s death just four months later, and the horrific injustice that followed. Follow the case at www.brittanythuney.org
May 25th is National Missing Children's Awareness Day. Today, we shine a light for justice for Brittanee Drexel and Kara Nichols who both were kidnapped, raped and murdered. The mothers of missing and murdered daughters, Brittanee and Kara will take your calls.Time is 4pm Pacific and 7pm Eastern
Lisa Brumm, CEO/FounderMy Financial GirlfriendLisa Brumm has been recognized by US News and Money for the 5th year in a row, asone of Portland’s Top 100 Advisors. She is one of KOIN TV'S Women CrushWednesday community leaders and is often seen on Channel 2 AMNW speaking aboutWomen & Money in real life terms.Lisa’s career began in banking and transformed into financial planning with a passionfor education & empowerment, especially for women. While the topic of money in theUS is often uncomfortable and full of money shaming, Lisa adamantly and on purposebuilt her company to not judge anyone. She prides herself on sparking your financialcuriosity!!Transforming Money into a "Girlfriend" chat and not one that scares you from sleeplessnights. , Lisa understands the world of finance and translates it into simple terms,strategies and techniques that allow you to not only live your life now, but plan for thelife you want to live on your terms.
Award-winning journalist Lisa Guerrero is the Chief Investigative Correspondent for Inside Edition and travels the country covering crimes, scams, cold cases, and consumer reports. Lisa has been served as a media ambassador at NWCAVE and has been the emcee a couple times at our conferences. Lisa has a story and this Warrior is going to take your calls on March 27th and together, we are going to have a conversation on being brave, her journey to get to where she is today and how she shines a light on cases that result in justice!Lisa Guerrero has won eight National Headliner Awards, beating CNN’s Anderson Cooper, and has been honored twice by The National Press Club. In the past year alone, Guerrero’s investigations have racked up an additional 120 million views on YouTube. Her investigations have been profiled in Newsweek, The New York Times and The Washington Post. Before joining Inside Edition, Guerrero spent over a decade as a nationally recognized sports reporter on CBS, Fox, ABC and ESPN, having anchored and reported for dozens of shows including the wildly popular “The Best Damn Sports Show Period.” She has interviewed hundreds of athletes, and was the was the first journalist (male or female) to ask Barry Bonds, on camera, if he’d taken steroids. She has broadcast from seven Super Bowls, five World Series, and four NBA national championship games, as well as the World Figure Skating championships. In 2003, she was the sideline reporter for ABC’s Monday Night Football–Al Michaels called the ratings increase that season “the Guerrero factor.” She lives in Los Angeles.BUY THE BOOK, CLICK HERE!
Join us, March 5-12, 2023, along with allies and activists from across the US and the world in saying NO MORE to domestic and sexual violence.Launched in 2013, NO MORE has grown to become the largest coalition of nonprofits, corporations, government agencies, media, schools, and individuals working to address and prevent domestic and sexual violence. Any individual, organization, or corporation that wants to help end domestic and sexual violence can use the NO MORE symbol to show their commitment to this cause – and that is what NO MORE Week is all about – encouraging as many people as possible to stand up and say NO MORE.This year, we will be commemorating NO MORE’s 10th anniversary, highlighting the urgent need for “More NO MORE”. We sit down with the CEO of the No More Foundation, Pamela Zaballa, on March 10th to celebrate a decade partnership and efforts to have a voice against domestic violence and sexual assault.
Hear from victims, survivors and investigators from a 1970's serial murderer case. We sit down with folks impacted by this monster to discuss the trial and the sentencing handed down yesterday [February 17, 2023].Photo: By The Columbian
Hear from victims and a survivor from a 1970's serial murderer. We sit down with survivor of a monster who lived to tell her story that helped to get a guilty verdict, Norma Countryman Lewis, joins us for a a candida conversation about this week's murder trial of Warren Forest. We also sit down with Starr Lara, sister of missing sister, Jamie Grissim who is thought was one of Forest's first victims. Today's show is the first in a series on this case. Forest is sentenced on February 17, 2023 in Clark County, WA.
"The idea that some lives matter less is the root of all that is wrong with the world." - Paul FarmerNational Women's Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE) will be reigniting our previous "Voices for Justices" to our new show Spotlight For Justice.The show will highlight cases and injustices so we can have a voice for victims, survivors and their families and communities. We will talk about law, order and justice. We have awesome guests lined-up for 2023. The new show format is created and co-hosted by Dr. Kathie Mathis and our NWCAVE Founder, Michelle Bart.Today's episode is an introduction of what's to come!!!
BLACK IN AMERICA On September 22, 2013 during a romantic getaway to Myrtle Beach, Hollywood actors Dennis White and Cherie Johnson found themselves pulled over in Latta by two cop cars; the trip only got worse from there. Being Black in America is still an issue and tonight we had a “Voice for Justice” for Dennis and Cherie and all others mistreated and discriminated against for the color of their skin. Dennis and Cherie - M.O.R.P.H. = The Movement Opposing Racial Peofiling & Harassment. www.themorph.org. Learn more about Cherie at http://www.cheriejohnson.net/#! Learn more about Dennis at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1436194/resume?ref_=nm_ov_res Learn more about us at http://nwcave.org/ Intro music: " As Days Go By" from ABC's Family Matters. Performed by Jesse Frederick. Music by: Jesse Frederick Bennett Salvay & Scott Roeme
United States Senator Ron Wyden talks about Human Trafficking, Internet Safety and Violence in America.
Judicial Justice is all most ask for… in America however the over-criminalization, unlawful convictions and the unbalance of a system that should reflect the crime ethically is becoming an epidemic and yes, this is everyone’s issue so join the conversation and let’s have a voice for justice. Guests include: Sam Thurman and Cliff Stewart from the nonprofit A Just Cause - http://www.a-justcause.com/#
Sixteen-month-old Alissa Guernsey was fatally beaten and murdered by her caregiver on March 28, 2009. Despite the autopsy report declaring her death a homicide, due to blunt force trauma to her head, the caregiver/babysitter was set free. “Voices for Justice” is having a voice for baby Alissa and we hope you will join us!
Guests include London Labriola from the law offices of Wettermark & Keith, LLC in Birmingham, Alabama. London also heads up BabyAlissaCries4Justice.org. Inside Edition: http://www.insideedition.com/videos/1607-after-a-babys-death-just-77-days-in-jail?category=4
Join us once a month for NWCAVE’s Southwest Conference Against Trafficking (SWCAT) News & Updates. Each month we will spotlight the conference highlights, speakers, survivors, sponsors and families of missing children thought to be trafficked. Our guests will take your calls, so join the conversation and let’s help end Modern-Day Slavery. Tonight's guest was: Alexandra Datig, a survivor who is having a voice for justice against human trafficking, drugs and violence. SWCAT - January 17-19, 2014 in Pomona, CA Visit the official website at www.SWCAT.org.
From Survivor to Songs, Gloria Loring will have a "Voice for Justice" from 5-6pm PT / 6-9pm ET on Friday, June 21st. Gloria Loring is the recording artist of the #1 hit song Friends and Lovers; co-composer of television theme songs Diff'rent Strokes and Facts Of Life; an audience favorite as "Liz Chandler" on Days Of Our Lives; spokesperson for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation; the author of five books benefitting people with diabetes;a keynote speaker for corporations and non-profits; and one of few artists to sing two nominated songs on the Academy Awards.
The National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE) and our partners at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children will Take 25 every Sunday in May on “Voices for Justice.” Guest tonight: Stacey Honowitz, author of "My Privates are Private" and Florida State Prosecutor in Miami. Hosts: Michelle Bart, President of NWCAVE
“Voices for Justice” examines the Jodi Arias trial in the murder of ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander in Arizona. The show will feature friends of Alexander and others covering the trial. Guests include: Julie & Eric Christopher, Attorney Mark Eiglarsh and reporters covering the trial. Photos by HLNtv.com
The National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE) and our partners at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children will Take 25 every Sunday in May on “Voices for Justice.” Join the conversation every Sunday 6-7pm ET / 3-4pm PT at www.blogtalkradio.com/nwcave. Guests each week will include: Staff and leaders at NCMEC, families of missing children, survivors and more! Hosts: Michelle Bart, President of NWCAVE Shelley Shaffer, Director of the NWCAVE Missing Persons Division Online chat: www.blogtalkradio.com/nwcave Call in to speak with the host and guests: (917) 932-8962
The National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE) and our partners at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children will Take 25 every Sunday in May on “Voices for Justice.” Join the conversation every Sunday 6-7pm ET / 3-4pm PT at www.blogtalkradio.com/nwcave. Guests each week will include: Staff and leaders at NCMEC, families of missing children, survivors and more! Hosts: Michelle Bart, President of NWCAVE Shelley Shaffer, Director of the NWCAVE Missing Persons Division Online chat: www.blogtalkradio.com/nwcave Call in to speak with the host and guests: (917) 932-8962
The National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation (NWCAVE) explores the Boston Bombings of 2013, remembers the Oklahoma City Bombing of 1995 and explores the mindsets of the terrorists that keep getting younger as these attacks on humanity and community continues in America. Guest(s) will include: Dr. Lonnie Booker, Emergency & Terrorism Professor at FSCJ Dr. Shelley Shaffer, Associate Dean in Criminal Justice at FSCJ Interview with Dr. Drew Pinsky on "Raising America" on HLN Interview with Dan Herbeck, author of "American Terrorist" Recap from Erin Burnett, "OutFront" on CNN
Raven Cassidy Furlong went missing Feb. 5, 2013 from Aurora, CO heading to school at 8am, it would be weeks before anyone would hear from her and two months before the family would have yet another opportunity to save her only for Raven to snow authorities into believing she is “okay.” The family, experts and even survivors believe Raven’s case is without a doubt a common example of a scared victim of trafficking doing what she has been programmed to say to family and police if caught, so why isn’t anyone taking this more seriously? The family is having a “voice for justice” and they hope you will tune in and join the conversation. Raven, if you are reading this, please phone in and let your side be heard too. www.RavenFurlong.org
Dr. Dale Archer takes your calls about the trauma families go through when a child goes missing. Families of missing teens Kayla Croft Payne, Raven Furlong and Kara Nichols join Dr. Archer for a candid conversation. Thursday, April 4, 2013 4-6pm (PT) / 7-9pm (ET) Hosts: Michelle Bart and Shelley Shaffer National Women’s Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation Websites of the teens missing: www.karanichols.org www.ravenfurlong.org www.kaylacroftpayne.org Read the bios of Dr. Archer, Shelley Shaffer and Michelle Bart http://nwcave.org/images/NWCAVE_EPK-final.pdf
Lisa Wallace (35) from Eufaula, Alabama, was last seen according to police reports by her husband Chris on October 27, 2012 around 1pm at their home. However, the last time anyone else heard from Lisa was October 26, 2012. Lisa’s mom, brother and friends take your calls tonight. The show will air March 27, 2013 7pm (ET) / 4pm (PT) www.LisaWallace.org
Join us for our weekly update of the Casey Anthony Trial. "Voices for Justice" welcomes back some of the best in forensics, legal, and journalism as we explore the case, the facts, and if justice will prevail for little Caylee. Guest included: Dr. Dale Archer Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky Dr. Lillian Glass Attorney Susan Moss Attorney Eric Dubois Private Investigator James Copenhaver Defense Witness Jim Hoover
Tonight we host the Casey Chat. Join us for the conversation on the air and in the chat room as we discuss the recent courtroom drama and why Judge Perry called for a recess for legal issues this past weekend. Dr. Lillian Glass, Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky, Shelley Shaffer and James Copenhaver
Join us for our weekly update of the Casey Anthony Trial. "Voices for Justice - week 5." Our panel tonight includes: Dr. Lillian Glass (Body Language Expert), Steve Helling (People Magazine), Attorney Eric Dubois, and investigative reporter Steph Watts.
Join us Monday, June 20, 2011 at 9pm (ET) / 6pm (PT) for Forensic Facts with Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky, Beth Karas on In Session on truTV and Shelley Shaffer examine the Casey Anthony Trial.
Join us for our weekly update of the Casey Anthony Trial. "Voices for Justice" welcomes back some of the best in forensics, legal, and journalism as we explore the case, the facts, and if justice will prevail for little Caylee. Tonight's panel include: Beth Karas, "InSession" on truTV Dr. Lillian Glass, Body Language Expert Eric DuBois, Criminal Defense Attorney
Join us for our weekly update of the Casey Anthony Trial. "Voices for Justice" welcomes back some of the best in forensics, legal, and journalism as we explore the case, the facts, and if justice will prevail for little Caylee. Tonight on the show: Investigative Reporter Diane Dimond, Attorney Eric Dubois, and a forensic expert all take your calls!
Actress Daryl Hannah, Musician Buzzy Martin, and Publicist Paul Bassis are having a voice and hopefully justice for environmentalist Tim DeChristopher. Our panel will take your calls! Photo by: Daphne Hougard Audio Intro by: Andrew Adams
Join us for our weekly update of the Casey Anthony trial. The panel breaks down the trial in week 2 of the trial. The panel includes: Defense Attorney Eric DeBois Private Investigator James Copenhaver Reporter Rozzie Franco Michelle Bart
Join us for our weekly update of the Casey Anthony trial. Tonight join host Michelle Bart with our guests journalist Rozzie Franco, attorney Anne Bremner, and Dr. Dale Archer as the panel breaks down the trial this week.
We begin the Casey Anthony Trial - "Voices for Justice" welcomes back some of the best in forensics, legal, and journalism as we explore the case, the facts, and if justice will prevail for little Caylee. Join the conversation in April and then through the trial!
Seattle attorney Anne Bremner is having a "Voice for Justice" and brings us up-to-date on the Amanda Knox Case.
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Tonight we speak with authors Nancy Goodell and Ann Garrett on their new book "TLC for Frazzled Kids." This is a show for all parents, teachers, and children advocates!
Join us as we chat with Musician Buzzy Martin about his new book and the new motion picture "Don't Shoot I'm the Guitar Man."
Three-time Emmy Award Journalist and CNN Investigative Reporter Amber Lyon takes your calls and speaks with us on her recent CNN Documentary "Selling the Girl Next Door."
The late James Brown's rape victim Jacque Hollander speaks out about the Grammy's honoring Brown this Sunday.
We are joined by national journalists who will give us a recap of the top stories making headlines.
Panel includes: Rozzie Franco, Levi Page, and Michelle Sigona. News and views include: Casey Anthony among other ongoing cases and news making headlines.
Author Debra Brown OUT OF DARKNESS AND INTO THE MARVELOUS - victim to survivor speaks out!
Bill Hillar who had audiences in tears every time he spoke about his daughter being kidnapped, trafficked, and then killed has now been ousted by students claiming he is a fraud; we sit down with these students to get the lowdown.
Tonight we speak with a family living a nightmare of the reality of their teenage daughter "Shelby" has been lured into the Dark World of Human Trafficking in Portland. The panel takes your calls and they all hope to empower other families to be strong when faced with the same nightmare.
Attorney Anne Bremner joins us to discuss Amanda Knox and Susan Powell cases among personal things happening in this busy Seattle attorney's life!
Tonight's show we speak with the Helping Heroes doing their part to make a difference for women and girls.
Guests include: Lori Blair, Sharon Fisher, Alice Wells, Marti Crook, Sarah Jakiel and others making a difference.
On this special evening of "Voices for Justice" we explore the dark secret of Human Trafficking. As Halloween approaches, these 'Tricks' are far from a 'Treat' - hear from survivors and professionals working on the solution to this epedemic.
Guests include: Dawn Schiller, survivor of the Wonderland Murders and John Holmes. Dr. Dale Archer and Glendene Grant(mother of missing daughter Jessie Foster) joins the conversation too.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We will speak with survivors, organizations, and folks in the media advocating for change and fighting the War on Women in their professional and personal lives. Show Notes: Susan's father is Chuck Cox, not Chuck Powell.
Voices for Justice returns on September 4, 2010 three months to the date that Kyron Horman went missing from Skyline School in Portland, Oregon. Join us as we explore avenues that seem to have folks neglecting to consider.
SHOW NOTES: Kyron's birthday is September 9th, during the show I stated the 8th, I stand corrected. Happy birthday Kyron!
PRE-RECORDED: An interview with host of "Voices for Justice" Michelle Bart along with other advocates in the Portland areas having a voice in the war against women and girls. Soundbyte provided by KBOO 90.7FM in Portland.
Join us as we sit down with author Susan Murphy Milano. Susan is an advocate for women and girls and has a "Voice for Justice" on domestic violence and criminal justice!
Join us on Wednesday, March 10th from 6:30-8pm PST (9:30-11pm EST) as we speak with private investigator Lawrence Olmstead and others on the search efforts for Amber Dubois.
Our panel discusses the recent document dump and why this case is taking so long to go to trial.
Anny Jacoby, Domestic Violence Survivor and founder of Project Safe Girls joins us to discuss "National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month" and how to STAY SAFE!
Jane Velez-Mitchell, host of "Issues" on HLN takes your calls. This media diva is making a difference in the lives of women, children, and animals!
Entertainment Tonight's Diane Dimond, Dr. Dale Archer, and others talk about John Edwards and other elected officials - when sex, lies, and elected office clash.
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AMBER Ready CEO Frank Del Vecchio and mother of missing teenager Brittanee Drexel joins us for a one-on-one of where the search efforts are almost a year after Brit went missing during Spring Break 2009.
Jane and others reflect on the recent Human Trafficking Conference in Portland, Oregon. Jane receives the Soroptimist Ruby Award 2010!
"One of Australia's 25 Most Intriguing" takes your calls on business and how to succeed in six months!
Join us for a one-on-one with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Herb Jones and Nancy McBride will Take25 with listeners!
Join us for News & Updates from Mr. News Mark Williams.
Amanda Knox, a guilty verdict for an innocent girl – you weigh in. Family and friends ready to continue the fight for justice!
Melissa Huckaby, will there be justice for Sandra Cantu?
Tiger Woods, Casey Anthony, and other Central Florida news and gossip; Mark catches listeners up on what the heck is happening in the happiest place on earth…
Today is the United Nations' International Day to Abolish Slavery including Human Trafficking and Labor Trafficking - join us for a panel discussion as we "Look Beneath the Surface into Modern Day Slavery."
Join us as we speak to some authors who are making a difference and impact with readers. Some Best-Selling Books will be Given Away!
Join us as we explore the Sara Kruzan case. Kidnapped at 11 years old, raped, sold into trafficking and at 16 years old she kills her kidnapper/pimp and serving life without parole. Guests: California State Senator Dr. Leland Yee and journalist Diane Dimond take your calls.
“Voices for Justice” Exclusive: Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky, one of the high profile forensic experts on the Casey Anthony defense team Dr. Kobilinsky was joined by a guest panel including attorney Mark Eiglarsh, private investigator James Copenhaver, and reporter Rozzie Franco.
Attorney Richard Hornsby, called in!
Join us on Wednesday, November 11th from 6-7pm (PT) / 9-10pm (ET) when we sit down and chat with CEO and Founder of BlogTalkRadio Alan Levy!
Join us for an indepth conversation on the recent documents and evidence in the Casey Anthony Case. Steph Watts, Mark Williams, and James Copenhaver among the guests.
We explored the Amanda Knox trial with attorney and Nancy Grace regular Anne Bremner. Amanda is a resident of Washington but was attending college in Italy when her roommate was raped and murdered; prosecutors are looking to prosecute Amanda for being part of the crime. No DNA or evidence Amanda was a part of the crime, panel includes: Dr. Dale Archer, Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky, Anne Bremner, and Amanda's aunts Christina and Janet. Download and listen today!
A half hour show of the music donated by musicians. Songs that have meaning and songs for the families of missing children. Happy listening!
A Sunday Special with Mark Williams. Florida News is HOTTER than the climate, get it all with Mr. News this Sunday!
Media Divas who continue making a difference in the world through reporting the news to lending a helping hand to a cause will be highlighted! Our special guest today includes: Entertainment Tonight's Diane Dimond. From covering Michael Jackson to Caylee Anthony, Diane no matter the coast she is working, still makes time for family, friends, and causes near and dear to her heart! Diane will take your calls today!
A Sunday Special with Mark Williams discussing Florida News including Caylee Anthony and the new documents released this week. Haleigh Cummings, will she ever come home? And why does Florida have so many missing children...tune in.
Mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and friends help get the word out about their loved ones who have been kidnapped.
Spend an hour with Author Christina Avaness and learn how to "Live Beyond Organic." Christina will take your questions live September 16th!
This "Voices for Justice" episode will discuss rants & raves on news, cases, and good deeds!
“Voices for Justice” airs Wednesday, September 2, 2009 from 3-4p.m.(PT), please help us spread the word! The topic is: Human Trafficking; the dark secret of America. One of our guests include: Bill Hillar, whose daughter was kidnapped and trafficked and unfortunately murdered. Hillar’s story was recently seen in the motion picture “Taken.” Other speakers will include: Transitions Global and Suzanne Stanford, My Internet Safety Coach. Join us at www.blogtalkradio.com/helpingheroes
The show will introduce four families to the listeners and will introduce their children to you and how you can be a helping hand in assisting the search teams on bringing home their loved ones.
Are you prepared when time matters most? Join us as Matt Berman, founder/CEO of InstantAmber joins us in answering your calls on keeping the family safe.
The show will introduce four families to the listeners and will introduce their children to you and how you can be a helping hand in assisting the search teams on bringing home their loved ones.
Learn more about Amber Dubois case - www.AmberLeeanneDubois.com
On our first upcoming show, we will explore the Caylee Anthony autopsy report with a forensic expert and discuss the case that became public knowledge a year ago on July 15, 2008 in Orlando, Florida.