The Alvin Galloway Show: Recent Episodes
Alvin Galloway
A weekly program featuring discussion of community issues and an eclectic mix of music including R&B, Jazz, Classics & Gospel with a dab of Country. Hosted by Alvin Galloway. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alvin-galloway/support
Join The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), Sundays, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
My guests is Ebone Johnson, Centered.PHX @centered.phx and MuseTeasePrints.
Join us as we discuss her upcoming Juneteenth storytelling experience, "Afros and Cornrows: When Did You Fall in Love with Your Hair!"
The Juneteenth, Wednesday June 19th, event focuses on celebrating Afros, cornrows, and the unique experiences that Black individuals have with their hair through the powerful narratives of eight extraordinary storytellers (including yours truly). The community members share their powerful personal stories of when they fell in love with their hair.
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Join The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), SUNDAYS, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
TAGS guest is Renaldo Fowler, Disability Rights Arizona senior staff advocate. Join us as we discuss the upcoming African American Conference on Disabilities, June 28. The 13th annual conference was founded by Fowler and David Carey, an disability rights advocate, to make the Black community aware of laws and resources that can impact lives.The AACD is a premiere comprehensive disability conference in the United States that addresses the intersection between race and disabilities.
This in-person conference promises to be engaging, accessible and will examine avenues for self-advocacy to ensure the effective provision of services, resources, and enforcement of civil rights in the African American and disability communities.CART and ASL Interpretation Services provided. Certificates of Attendance will be available.https://aacd-registration-june28-2024.eventbrite.com/
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Join us on The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
TAGS' guests are Elaine Woods and Shawn Mitchell, of the Chandler AZ Juneteenth Committee.
Join us as we discuss the upcoming Chandler Juneteenth - "Chandler's Freedom Week" activities, a collaboration of several Chandler organizations.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, Sundays, 2 p.m - 4 p.m, for conversation, music and culture, on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
My guest is National Juneteenth Observance Foundation (NJOF) Mid-West Region and Minnesota State Director, Lee Henry Jordan The NJOF is a national foundation, including hundreds of local organizations, that have been instrumental in the passage of Juneteenth Independence Day legislation.Jordan is a resident of Minneapolis Minnesota with a heart for community development.
Born in Los Angeles, his roots were planted a number of years in Arizona. Growing up in Allenville AZ, a small Black town that has been swallowed up by Buckeye in the Phoenix west valley, he gained his life foundations.
He has over 25 years in the film industry, he is an accomplished filmmaker who owns a casting company, writes, directs and is also managing several local and national production endeavors. He works with both Independent and Commercial Productions. Creating works that are thought provoking as well as artistically astute, his goal is to capture inspiring experiences that promote Black American history and the celebration of family.
He started his Juneteenth Journey in the 1980's as just going and finding out about Juneteenth and why people were excited about this event . Next stage of involvement with Juneteenth was as a vendor, he then became a committee member which connected with NJOF. His continued involvement with the NJOF which led him to his current position as Mid -West and State Director for the NJOF and Community Liaison for the local Minnesota Juneteenth.
In that role his goal is to help share the motto of Juneteenth and the history of the NJOF. The NJOF advances the right of Freedom through its initiatives including education, health, music, art, and technology creating opportunities for a better life for all. By focusing on these key building blocks the NJOF movement creates long-lasting community change.
The NJOF is a call to action for everyone to become a part of the change.As Jordan continues to grow as an activist, community connector, Black business owner and lover of family and history he will continue to elevate the positive messages associated with unity and liberty in the Black community.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), Sundays, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
TAGS' guest is Jay Hudson, better known as JustJay TheBarber. Hudson is owner of East Valley Styles Barbershop in Queen Creek.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin transplant is the new chair of the Queen Creek Juneteenth celebration, taking over for Laura Craft who recently moved to New Mexico.Join us as we discuss the upcoming third annual Queen Creek Juneteenth Festival, his journey to Arizona and his mobile barber shop and community service of providing haircuts for those experiencing homelessness.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, Sundays, 2 p.m - 4 p.m, for conversation, music and culture, on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
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"Life is too short for long disagreements - Build a bridge of understanding - Build a relationship of friendship"
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My guest is poet and author Marlana-Patrice Pugh Hamer. Join us as we discuss her upcoming book, Taking Off My Black & White Saddle Shoes. This is a restart of TAGS' “Booked – Binding Words and Thoughts.”
Hamer is an award-winning poet, writer, performer, public speaker, educator, and volunteer/ activist. She has a BA in English and an MEd in Curriculum & Instruction. Her poetry and nonfiction have appeared in various anthologies, including Dimepiece: Ten Years of CLI Poetry, Sandcutters 2023, and Say It Loud!: Poems about James Brown. A Clevelander, Marlana-Patrice caught the open mic bug before relocating to the Phoenix area.
A Project Humanities 101® Founder (ASU), she also volunteers for groups like Mission for Arizona and Save Our Schools Arizona.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, Sundays, 2 p.m - 4 p.m, for conversation, music and culture, on KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley and streaming on jazz.listen2krdp.com and indie.listen2krdp.com.
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KRDP's flagship public affairs series, Soul Star Live examines news, current events, arts, culture, health and wellness from a Black and African-American perspective.
Calvin J Worthen is KRDP’s Program Director. Calvin hosts the weekly Blues/Jazz/Soul program BLUE FRIDAY, and the Tuesday edition of the station’s Black and African-American public affairs program SOUL STAR LIVE focused on social justice topics. Calvin also anchors the weekend edition of Soul Star Live, which spotlights some of the best segments featured on the show throughout the week.
Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, Calvin has been in radio since 2001 as host of a late night show on WVOE. He completed his undergraduate degree in kinesiology from the University Of Northwestern-St. Paul and his master’s in business and industry education from the University of Minnesota. In 2010 he was awarded the Jane Matteson Jazz Educator of the Year, and in 2011 was the National Association of Black Storytellers 1st place winner of the “Signifying and Testifying” Tall Tales Contest. Recently, he was featured with Arizona Storytellers Project. Calvin performs freelance voice work and has narrated a collection of audio books on Audible. As a well-rounded athlete and fitness expert, he spends down time exercising and playing sports. Calvin is a vocalist, a percussionist and a thespian with a number of years of experience in performance.
Floyd Alvin Galloway, known on air as Alvin Galloway, is host and producer of the weekly radio program THE ALVIN GALLOWAY SHOW, Sundays, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
A native of Rockford Illinois, he is a freelance writer, photographer, storyteller, entrepreneur, parent and community servant focusing on social improvement, educational issues, youth development and spiritual enhancement. His mission is to make his community and the people of the community better. Mr. Galloway’s motto is “Today is a great day to make somebody’s day great.”
Over the years Alvin has served or currently is serving on various community boards, including The Chandler Unified School District Budget Committee, and the South Chandler Self-Help Foundation, Arizona Center for Disability Law, Boy Scout Troop and Pack 208, and his church, the Historic Tanner Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church Likewise, he has assisted the Arizona Lost Boys Center, and a principal in reactivating the East Valley branch of the NAACP in late 1980’s.
As a journalist he regularly contributes to news outlets and has served as a contributor to WVON’s Perri Small talk radio program in Chicago, Minority Engineer and Women Engineer Magazines and New American Media, now Ethnic Media Services. He is owner of AGE2 Management Services and Great Press America Media Relations.
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KRDP's flagship public affairs series, Soul Star Live examines news, current events, arts, culture, health and wellness from a Black and African-American perspective.
Calvin J Worthen is KRDP’s Program Director. Calvin hosts the weekly Blues/Jazz/Soul program BLUE FRIDAY, and the Tuesday edition of the station’s Black and African-American public affairs program SOUL STAR LIVE focused on social justice topics. Calvin also anchors the weekend edition of Soul Star Live, which spotlights some of the best segments featured on the show throughout the week.
Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, Calvin has been in radio since 2001 as host of a late night show on WVOE. He completed his undergraduate degree in kinesiology from the University Of Northwestern-St. Paul and his master’s in business and industry education from the University of Minnesota. In 2010 he was awarded the Jane Matteson Jazz Educator of the Year, and in 2011 was the National Association of Black Storytellers 1st place winner of the “Signifying and Testifying” Tall Tales Contest. Recently, he was featured with Arizona Storytellers Project. Calvin performs freelance voice work and has narrated a collection of audio books on Audible. As a well-rounded athlete and fitness expert, he spends down time exercising and playing sports. Calvin is a vocalist, a percussionist and a thespian with a number of years of experience in performance.
Floyd Alvin Galloway, known on air as Alvin Galloway, is host and producer of the weekly radio program THE ALVIN GALLOWAY SHOW, Sundays, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
A native of Rockford Illinois, he is a freelance writer, photographer, storyteller, entrepreneur, parent and community servant focusing on social improvement, educational issues, youth development and spiritual enhancement. His mission is to make his community and the people of the community better. Mr. Galloway’s motto is “Today is a great day to make somebody’s day great.”
Over the years Alvin has served or currently is serving on various community boards, including The Chandler Unified School District Budget Committee, and the South Chandler Self-Help Foundation, Arizona Center for Disability Law, Boy Scout Troop and Pack 208, and his church, the Historic Tanner Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church Likewise, he has assisted the Arizona Lost Boys Center, and a principal in reactivating the East Valley branch of the NAACP in late 1980’s.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
TAGS' guests are Patricia Maisch and Mardi Devolites.
Join us as we discuss Moms Demand Action, gun violence in America and helping survivors of gun violence. The first week in February is Gun Violence Survivors Awareness Week."
Moms Demand Action is a grassroots movement of Americans fighting for public safety measures that can protect people from gun violence. The organiztion advocates for the passage of stronger gun laws and works to close the loopholes that jeopardize the safety of our families. They also work in our own communities and with business leaders to encourage a culture of responsible gun ownership. Moms Demand Action knows that gun violence is preventable, and is committed to doing what it takes to keep families safe.
Patricia Maisch is a survivor of the 2011 shooting in Tucson Arizona that 19 people were injured, including U.S. Congresswoman Gabby Giffords. Six died including a nine year-old girl and a federal judge. Maisch helped prevent further carnage by grabbing a carbine the shooter was trying to reload in his gun.
Mardi Devolites is the leader of the North Foothills Chapter of Moms Demand Action and has led several successful events the chapters beginning two years ago.
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HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!!
The Alvin Galloway Show, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on listen2krdp.com (Indie) and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley. This is an ENCORE BROADCAST which originally aired SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2021, when KRDP was Radio Phoenix.
Join us as we pay tribute to the "FATHER OF BLACK HISTORY," Dr. Carter Godwin Woodson. Carter Godwin Woodson was an American historian, author, journalist, and the founder of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. He was one of the first scholars to study the history of the African diaspora, including African-American history.
Dr. Woodson, wanted to highlight the contributions Blacks have made in the development of all aspects of society, as politicians, educators, scientists, inventors, activists, entertainers and more.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), Sundays,from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley..
This segment of TAGS is a conversation with some special guests that dropped by show, members of the AMAZING production, "Selma The Musical: The Untold Stories;" Jana "JP" Haynes, Ike Howard and Melissa Davidson, along with Regina Ponder of @NCBWPhoenix .
The production is coming to Metro-Phoenix December 27, sponsored by the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.- Phoenix Metropolitan Chapter (NCBWPhoenix).
JP Haynes is the creator and writer of Selma the Musical/founder of IC Productions and IC Theatre Company. Ike Howard is the co-author of the book, 'Don't Let Them Bury My Story'. He is the grandson of Ms.Viola Ford Fletcher, at 109 she is the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre. Melissa Davidson is an actress, vocalist and performer. She plays the leading lady in Selma the Musical as the role of “Connie.”
Haynes, Howard and Davidson talk about the production, collaboration and Mother Fletcher, YOU don't want to miss it!
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
TAGS, the segment is: "CatPhished -- How to Spot AI and Phishing Scams" through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
This second of three briefings for EMS with the Federal Trade Commission will scope out some of the newest ways scammers are using email and text messages to try to get you to pay them or steal your passwords, account numbers or Social Security numbers -- called "phishing."
Once they get that information, they can get access to your email, bank or other accounts -- or sell your information to other scammers. Scammers launch millions of phishing attacks like these every day -- and they're often successful.
Tapping into new and evolving technology, they also use AI to catfish people into a family emergency situation by cloning a family member's voice. People think they recognize the cry for help and turn over their money to complete strangers. The best defense is to spread the word about phishing so your audiences don't get fooled.
Speakers include: Benjamin Davidson, Attorney, Division of Marketing Practices, Federal Trade Commission; Rosario Mendez, Attorney, Consumer & Business Education, Federal Trade Commission.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
TAGS commentary on politics, community events, current events; including such topics as the 2023 government shutdown, death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, her replacement - Laphonza Butler; Phoenix council district boundaries and more.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley of metro-Phoenix.
TAGS guests are The Arizona Fair Housing Center representatives, Deputy Director Shawna Tarboro , and Director of Engagement and Education Nadia Khalighi.
Join us as we discuss the Arizona Fair Housing Center mission and services; Tarboro and Khalighi’s journey to the organization.
AZFHC is dedicated to eliminating housing discrimination and assisting victims of housing discrimination in exercising their rights. The Fair Housing Act protects people from adverse treatment in any housing transaction based upon seven protected classes: race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, and familial status.
Tarboro has been working in Fair Housing for over 18 years. as an advocate and fair housing law enforcement representative. Through covert testing, complaint processing, fair housing training for realtors and attorneys, community engagement, and grant management, she has built relationships with community organizations, local governments, and National as well as federal relationships like the Arizona Housing Coalition, the NAACP, and the National Fair Housing Alliance.
The core of her commitment is to the elevation of the community through equitable housing practices. Addressing needs, and pushing for the value of human dignity we all deserve. Tarboro is dedicated to the enlightenment of all people, and carrying as well as amplifying the voices of the people, in all aspects of life, especially housing. She is an author, advocate, healer, and community organizer dedicated to her family and a better way of living for all regardless of personal characteristics.
Khalighi, a 2022 Arizona MLK “Living The Dream award recipient, has been a civil rights activists as long as she can remember.
An Iranian American Baha’i, her family escaped religious persecution and found refuge in the United States in 1980. She is a member of the East Valley NAACP, East Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Arizona Asian Chamber of Commerce, executive board member of Rail CDC and executive director of Zen Nights Inc.
She believes, if civil rights is important to you, don’t wait to be invited to the table, pull up a chair and use your voice.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
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This TAGS segment is: "Litigators for Affirmative Action Reflect on Next Steps,” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
EMS has invited litigators who argued on behalf of affirmative action before the Supreme Court to reflect on the court's ruling and its broader impact. They will also discuss possible next steps in the legal drive for racial equity, including a lawsuit against legacy admissions at Harvard.
Speakers include: John C. Yang, President and Executive Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC; Jin Hee Lee, Director of Strategic Initiatives (part of the litigators team) at Legal Defense Fund (LDF); Francisca Fajana, Director of Racial Justice Strategy at LatinoJustice; David G. Hinojosa, Director, Educational Opportunities Project, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
This segment of TAGS is a tribute to my friend and brother, Rev. Col Charles F. Long II, who passed away in June.
A few friends share their reflections of “Chuck”, Bill Ellis a long-time friend from the nation’s capitol, Eric Reed- Buffalo Soldier historian, DL White, Calvin Worthen, Billy Ramsey and myself, talk about our relationship with renaissance man.
Long was the founder and chairman of America’s Buffalo Soldiers Re-Enactors Association (ABSRA), 9th & 10th Cavalry, 24th & 25th Infantry, born in the territory of Detroit, Michigan. Helived and breathe the history of the Buffalo Soldiers, the all-Black military unit. His relationship to the unit goes back to his great-grandfather and grandfather.
The former marine, who served two tours in the Viet Nam war was a man of many talents, police officer, radio disc jockey, substitute teacher, actor, minister and more. Motorcycle safety was also a passion of his, having a brother killed in a motorcycle accident he was the founder and president of the National Motorcycle Safety Club and organized an annual Buffalo Soldier Iron Horse Safety Ride in the nation’s capitol to keep awareness of motorcycle safety and the history of the Buffalo Soldier military unit. The ride would take place during the third weekend in July to celebrate the commission of the Black military unit in 1866.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
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TAGS conversation with Terrance Hunter, CCO of Cazador Interactive.
He is a board member of South Chandler Self Help Foundation, a nonprofit that serves the Chandler community by sponsoring cultural events and outreach services. He is also director of The Bigger and Better Business Program for his fraternity, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc, Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alumni Chapter.
Join us as we discuss his entrepreneurial and community service journey.
Cazador Interactive is technology & media company that helps venue operators deliver better experiences for visitors & employees. With an extreme focus on creating exceptional experiences for everyone involved in the process, including our clients, vendor partners & our staff. They create engaging environments that deliver memorable visual experiences using digital signage, touch screen kiosks and large format graphics. With their cutting-edge technologies, they have assisted countless businesses in broadcasting interactive, dynamic, and customized visual content on digital displays much more efficiently.
As an end-to-end solutions provider, Cazador Interactive can help your business every step of the way, from developing a solution that specifically addresses your need to online training staff members and even remote configuration. I enjoy what I do because we use aspects of different disciplines from technology, graphic design, architecture, interior design, marketing and communications.
Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley.
TAGS conversation with Shaniqua Hopkins , founder of the non-profit, 7th Dream Helping Hearts.
Join us as we discuss her remarkable journey as a foster child, parent, foster parent and founder of an organization that helps pregnant teens.
7th Dream Helping Hearts is a non-profit organization that serves low-income pregnant and parenting young women in and out of foster care by providing housing, assisting with basic needs and connecting to community resources to empower them to reach their full potential as a woman and a mother.
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This segment of TAGS is: "Sci-Fi Writers Imagine Alternative Realities and Futures--A Booming Genre Across the World” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
An increasingly racially and ethnically diverse field of writers, both in the US and abroad, are using fiction (Speculative, Science, Fantasy) to reimagine their world and their future, as well as complex problems like climate change, the legacies of colonialism and globalization, violence against women, inequality and other issues. A panel of writers and experts discuss how fiction genres that used to be identified with aliens, spaceships, and monsters, coming out mainly from a Western, white, male perspective (with some exceptions), have become a popular way to deal -or react to world realities.
Panelist include: Ericka A. Hoagland, Associate Professor & Coordinator of Graduate Studies, English & Creative Writing, Stephen F. Austin State University; Co-Author of Science Fiction, Imperialism, and the Third World; Libia Brenda, Writer, Editor, and Translator, based in Mexico City; Climate Imagination Fellow, Center for Science and the Imagination, Arizona State University; Ken Liu, American Author of speculative fiction; winner of the Nebula, Hugo, and World Fantasy awards; winner of top genre honors in Japan, Spain, and France; Isis Asare, CEO/Founder of Sistah Scifi, first Black-owned bookstore focused on science fiction & fantasy in the US, validated by the American Booksellers Association; Samit Basu, Indian Novelist and Filmmaker whose body of work includes science fiction, fantasy and superhero novels, children's books, graphic novels, short stories, and nonfiction.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), the segment is: "Making Public Transit Safe for the Public.” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Public fears about using public transit have risen dramatically over the last 2 years, as stories about random — and sometimes fatal — attacks on passengers have been front-page news. The streets around public transportation are no safer. Women, seniors, people of color, and members of the disabled and LGBTQ+ communities are disproportionately the targets of such attacks and often find no recourse when they report such incidents to local law enforcement. Speakers this week will discuss new legislation addressing the safety of public transportation and the streets, policies to ensure safety on public transport, and ground-level initiatives already in place.
One victim will share her story of being attacked on the New York subway system. Speakers include: California State Senator Dave Min; Janice Li, Bay Area Rapid Transit Board President; Peter Kerre, Founder of Safe Walks NYC; Esther Lee, who was attacked on the New York subway system.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com (Indie) and KRDP 90.7 FM in the East Valley. Through a briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services and the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence, this segment of TAGS is titled: "When Teen Dating Turns Violent & How to Stop it --Youth Survivors & Activists Share Perspectives."
One in three youth in the US experience teen dating violence. The consequences can be long lasting and severe. Schools have sex education classes, but not many teach about how to have healthy relationships, let alone how to set boundaries and end unhealthy ones. Parents in many cases consider discussing romantic relationships or intimacy taboo. Today's speakers -- between the ages of 15 and 19 -- are survivors of intimate violence and/or committed to preventing it through educating peers and parents alike. Members of the Partnership's Youth Advisory Committee, they reflect a growing network of teen activists working on prevention initiatives with local domestic violence programs.
Panelist include: Megan Tanahashi, Communications Director, California Partnership to End Domestic Violence; Maya Henry, youth speaker; Ana Campos, youth speaker; Armaan Sharma, youth speaker; Kandee Lewis, Executive Director, Positive Results Center, Civil and Human Rights Commission, City of Los Angeles.Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on KRDP 90.7 FM.#TAGS #TheAlvinGallowayShow #KRDP #TeenDatingViolence #HealthyRelatrionships #DomesticViolence
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This segment of TAGS is: "Diverse Perspectives on Ethnic and Women's Votes, Voter Access and Redistricting,” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Partial mid-term results may not be enough to draw firm conclusions about these elections, but we will have experts to analyze the voting trends among Latino, AAPI, Black voters, election security issues, and the impact of gerrymandered maps on voters of color.
Panelist include: Sergio I. García-Rios, Assistant Professor, Associate Director for Research, Center for the Study of Race and Democracy, the University of Texas at Austin; Christine Chen, Executive Director of Asian Pacific Islander American Vote | APIAVote; Karma Cottman, Executive Officer of Ujima Inc.: The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community; Gowri Ramachandran, Senior counsel, Brennan Center's Elections & Government Program; Kathay Feng, Common Cause, Director of Redistricting and Representation.
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This segment of TAGS; In this country we are in the grasps of a possible “tridemic set of viruses,” the flu, COVID and RSV. a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services this segment is: "The Alarming Surge of Pediatric RSV.--How Can We Keep Our Young Children Safe?”
A new study estimates that 1 in 50 deaths of otherwise healthy children under age 5 around the world is due to a common virus that’s currently surging in the US: respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV. Pediatric intensive care units around the US are overflowing or at capacity with children experiencing RSV.
Speakers this week will discuss the causes related to the surge of cases; how parents can distinguish between RSV, a cold, and Covid-19 in their young children, preventive measures - especially vaccines and boosters - and therapeutics and treatment.
Speakers include: Dr. Manisha Newaskar, Clinical Assistant Professor, Pediatrics - Pulmonary Medicine, Stanford Medicine Children's Health; Dr. Priya Soni, Pediatric Infectious Disease Specialist, Cedars- Sinai Medical Center; Dr. Mina Hakim, Pediatrics Specialist, South Central Family Health Center, Los Angeles.
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This segment of TAGS is: "Diverse Perspectives on Ethnic and Women's Votes, Voter Access and Redistricting.” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Partial mid-term results may not be enough to draw firm conclusions about these elections, but we will have experts to analyze the voting trends among Latino, AAPI, Black voters, election security issues, and the impact of gerrymandered maps on voters of color. Speakers this week will discuss the causes related to the surge of cases; how parents can distinguish between RSV, a cold, and Covid-19 in their young children, preventive measures - especially vaccines and boosters - and therapeutics and treatment.
Panelist include: Sergio I. García-Rios, Assistant Professor, Associate Director for Research, Center for the Study of Race and Democracy, the University of Texas at Austin; Christine Chen, Executive Director of Asian Pacific Islander American Vote | APIAVote; Karma Cottman, Executive Officer of Ujima Inc.: The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community; Gowri Ramachandran, Senior counsel, Brennan Center's Elections & Government Program; Kathay Feng, Common Cause, Director of Redistricting and Representation.
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This segment of TAGS, through a briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services is: "Domestic Abuse Takes Many Forms?”
1 out of every 2 people in California - including children - have been exposed to domestic violence, according to new research by the Blue Shield Foundation of California. Nationally, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience physical violence by their intimate partner at some point during their lifetimes, according to CDC data.
Domestic violence can take many forms. Technology abuse - stalking, harassing someone by text, using apps to track their whereabouts - and coercive control are two forms of violence that often go unreported.
Speakers this week will focus on DV via technology, coercive control, policy at the California state level, and policy changes emerging from the Biden administration, including the expansion of the Violence Against Women Act and the White House plan. Speakers will also address whether immigrants are more vulnerable to abuse because they lack the resources and support for help.
Panelist include Jenna Lane, Communications Officer, Blue Shield Foundation of California; Pallavi Dhawan, Director of Domestic Violence Policy, Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office; Deborah Tucker, president of the Board of Directors, the National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence; and Eria Olsen, Director of the Safety Net program, National Network to End Domestic Violence.)
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TAGS CELEBRATES IT'S 8TH BIRTHDAY through music and words. Since its inception TAGS has brought an array of guests covering from politics to entertainment, to community servants, to health and a cornucopia of music, and in its eighth year the trend will continue.
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This segment of TAGS is: " Election Verification -- Can Voters be Sure Their Votes Will be Counted in 2022?”
National Overview of how this election's ballots will be collected, counted and tallied, and how the elections will be certified.
What steps is California taking to prevent voter intimidation at the polls in this year's midterms, and to verify that votes are accurately and fairly counted, that other states should also be implementing?
Panelist include Derek Tisler, counsel in the Brennan Center for Law & Justice's Elections & Government Program, author of new study "The Roadmap to the Official Count in the 2022 Election" will address: "National Overview of how this election's ballots will be collected, counted and tallied, and how the elections will be certified."
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber, California ́s first Black Secretary of State and only the fifth African American to serve as a state constitutional officer in California ́s 170-year history will address: "What steps is California is taking to prevent voter intimidation at the polls in this year's mid- terms, and to verify that votes are accurately and fairly counted?"
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It’s another episode of “AL and CAL”, with Desert Soul Media VP and KRDP Program Director Calvin Worthen and TAGS’ host Alvin Galloway.
Worthen gives an update on KRDP, and Galloway and Worthen, discuss a variety of issues, current events, politics, society and more.
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This segment of TAGS is: "Supreme Court Weighs Future of Affirmative Action--What's At Stake for Students of Color?”, through a briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
On Oct. 31, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on two cases -- SFFA v. Harvard and SFFA v. University of North Carolina -- that will determine the future of affirmative action. The cases bring together universities, civil rights organizations, and student activists in support of race conscious admissions policies and equitable education access for students of color. Speakers will provide background on the Harvard and UNC cases, discuss what's at stake for students of color in maintaining race-conscious admissions, and the power of student activism in the effort to support affirmative action.
Panelist include: John C. Yang, President and CEO, Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC; David Hinojosa, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under the Law; Michaele Turnage-Young, Legal Defense Fund; Sally Chen, Harvard graduate and one of student amici in the Harvard case.
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This segment of TAGS my guest is Cailene Pisciotta, LPC, NCC. Join us as we discuss Phoenix Union High School District’s wellness program for teachers and staff.
Pisciotta, LPC, NCC is a Licensed Professional Counselor who believes in a strength-based and behavioral approach to helping all individuals see their potential and thrive. She received her BA in Psychology at Saint Mary's College in South Bend, Indiana, and a MA in Clinical Counseling with an emphasis on the Treatment of Addiction Disorders at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
She has been practicing in the mental health field since 2010, serving a diverse population of clients and a wide range of mental health issues. Her training includes Addiction Treatment, Strengths-Based Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Crisis Prevention/Intervention. Pisciotta believes wellness is a team effort; she works with each person in a collaborative manner, building confidence in abilities and achieving successful outcomes.
Pisciotta served the SMI population for eleven years in Chicago and has been working at Phoenix Union High School District since 2021 as a therapist for the teachers and staff, offering confidential, onsite mental health services to all employees. Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on KRDP 90.7 FM.
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This segment of TAGS is: "Exploring Outer Space - Why We Do it, What We Learn ,” through a briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
The James Webb Telescope recently brought us new images of old stars and constellations, filling our minds with wonder. Looking at one of the most impactful of those photographs, one of our panelists wrote:
“The endless richness of the deep field image, jam-packed with stars and galaxies, covering a tiny patch of sky, tells the history of the universe.”
The images also filled us with questions. Is there other life in the universe? What kind? What do other planets look like? Will we take regular trips to the Moon and Mars in the future?
All of those questions are being explored right now by several countries, including the United States, that have been investing in different projects and technologies that help us look beyond our own planet.
One bigger question is: Can space exploration, in all its facets, help humanity discover the answer to essential questions, including finding the keys to our survival on earth?
To explore those issues, Panelist include: Alexandra de Castro, Science and Technology Communicator, PASQAL; Marcio Melendez, Principal Astronomical Optics Scientist, Space Telescope Science Institute (STScl), Baltimore, Maryland; Nicole Arulanantham, Giacconi Postdoctoral Fellow, Space Telescope Science Institute (STScl), Baltimore, Maryland.
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The FIRST HOUR, 2:00 P.M. - 3 P.M.; is a SUPER ELECTION Survival kit with attorney Victor Aronow of Vic’s Picks.”
Vic’s Picks gives the audiences a grassroots analysis of the propositions and judges on the ballot. COMMENTARY on current events, politics, society and other current events, politics, society and more.
YOU don’t want to miss this episode of VIC’s PICKS!!
Aronow, an attorney, have been involved with Radio Phoenix, since its inception, with Aronow one of the co-founders of the station. They are both very active in the community on immigration rights, and other social issues.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com. This segment of TAGS is: "Labor Shortages Fuel Inflation – Why U.S. Economic Growth Needs More Immigrants,” through a briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
A number of economists, demographers and other experts are sounding the alarm: the country needs immigrants – from meat packing to home building to STEM professionals to nurses – to keep pace with the job-creating post-pandemic economy and long-term economic growth. While public discussion focuses on the estimated 2 million border crossings for the fiscal year – not the same as 2 million people – the economists are focusing on the fact that about 10 to 15% of job openings that typically employ immigrant or foreign-born workers, are still vacant.
And yet, the legal immigration system is in dire straits, there’s a monstrous backlog of green cards, generations of people are waiting for legalization, the asylum system is virtually paralyzed and there’s absolutely no appetite in Congress – mostly on one side – to ease restrictions for even the most popular of legal immigrants. Dreamers and STEM PhDs come to mind.
Speakers will explain what’s at stake and why the policy stalemates on immigration can damage the economic recovery and long-term economic health of the USA.
Panelist include: Giovanni Peri, PhD. Professor of Economics at the University of California, Davis, Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the Founder and Director of the UC Davis Global Migration Center; Julie Collins, CCP, LP, MS Program Director Department of Cardiopulmonary Sciences, College of Health Sciences; Gregory Z. Chen, Esq. Senior Director of Government Relations, American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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This segment of TAGS is: "FTC Data Show Huge Spike in Cryptocurrency Scams.” FTC officials provide critical information can save your wallet and a lot frustration, during a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services. Also hear a personal testimony of a educator that was fell into a “cryptoscam.”
Since the start of 2021 through June 2022, people have reported losing over $1.3 billion in cryptocurrency to scams. Nearly half say the scam began with an ad, post, or message on social media. The largest share of the losses, about $785 million, involved bogus investment opportunities. Cryptocurrency was the payment method used for about one in every four dollars reported lost to fraud during this period.
FTC experts will explain how cryptocurrency scams work, why they are growing so fast, and what the latest “trending” scams are. They’ll also talk about which population groups are most at risk, how to spot and avoid cryptocurrency scams, and how to report them.
Panelist include: Rosario Mendez, Attorney, Consumer & Business Education, FTC; Elizabeth Kwok, Assistant Director of Litigation Technology & Analysis, Bureau of Consumer Protection, FTC; Cristina Miranda, Consumer Education Specialist, Division of Consumer & Business Education, Bureau of Consumer Protection, FTC; Jeffrey Vaulx, Teacher, Special Education, Memphis, Tennessee.
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This segment of TAGS, the focus is: "Is Racial and Ethnic Hatred on the Rise? When is hate a crime? How do we measure hate? Can hate be healed?”; through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Racial and ethnic hate -- both inter-personal expressions of hate and acts of violence -- is on the rise, along with deepening political polarization, distrust of civic institutions, widening racial, ethnic and class divides. In California the state legislature has just launched an initiative called "Stop the Hate" to support nonprofits and ethnic media working to address the issue. But what is hate, how do we measure it, when is hate a crime and can we stop it, even heal it? Speakers will address these issues and answer questions from reporters on the call.
Panelist include: Manjusha Kulkarni, Director AAPI Equity Alliance and Co-founder of Stop AAPI Hate; Becky L Monroe, Deputy Director for Strategic Initiatives and External Affairs, California Civil Rights Department; Sassana Yee, Transformational justice activist for victims of hate crimes; Brian Levin, Director, Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, Cal State-San Bernadino.
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TAGS' guest for this segment is Chandler City Councilman OD Harris. Join us as we discuss his goals and objectives of being a council-member, and his journey to winning his election during a pandemic and more, Councilman Harris began his first term in January 2021. He is a proud U.S. Army Veteran, successful entrepreneur, a best-selling author, and founder of the National Read Set Go Foundation (RSG).
Councilman Harris has a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Accounting. He began his entrepreneurial journey by opening one of the largest minority-owned accounting firms in 2000, and successfully franchised the business by scaling it to 35 locations in seven states with over 40,000 clients, then later sold the company to a major competitor.
In 2018, Harris was awarded the Daily Point of Light Award, an award established in 1989 by President George H.W. Bush to celebrate the power of individuals to create change and improve the world. He is a recipient of the 2018 Phoenix Business Journal’s 40 under 40 honorees. Councilmember Harris also served as a mentor for President Barack Obama Foundation.
Harris serves on local, regional, and national committees and boards. He is a proud husband and dad.
The last 15 minutes of this segment KRDP Program Director Calvin Worthen and I discuss the KRDP community business plans
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on listen2krdp.com. This segment of TAGS is: "Interracial Marriage In a Polarized America” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Interracial/intercultural marriages have been on the rise for years in the United States. According to PEW, about 17% of new marriages are interracial couples. Many of these unions produce children that are multiracial and multicultural. With open racism on the rise and challenges to personal and privacy rights, what are the life realities for interracial couples and their mixed-race offspring? What does the research say about public opinion and hidden biases? And can these families themselves help defeat prejudice in the long term. Experts and researchers discuss data and ideas on the subject, and a multiracial family shares about what it takes to make it and thrive in our increasingly polarized society.
Panelist include: Justin Gest, Associate Professor of Policy and Government at George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government; Allison Skinner Dorkenoo, Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Social Psychology at the University of Georgia; Sonia and Richard Kang, a multicultural-multiracial couple that, together, encapsulate African American, Latino and Korean origins and who have 4 multicultural children. Sonia is President of Multicultural Families of Southern California and owner of Mixed-Up Clothing, a children’s clothing business.
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This segment of TAGS is: "'When We Fight, We Win' —Mississippi’s Redistricting Battles Shift to Grassroots” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
The Magnolia State has a special place in my heart, because it is where my parents were born and raised and my siblings and I spent many summers during our childhood.
Mississippi's GOP dominated legislature secured gerrymandered maps that severely undercut the voting power of the state's growing communities of color. But advocates have shifted their sights to local targets like the Harrison County School District and the Gulfport City Council. And they're scoring small but significant victories. "We're anything but a lost cause," says Nsombi Lambright of Unite One Voice. Mississippi mirrors similar efforts by activists across the South.
Panelist include: Nsombi Lambright, Unite One Voice, Pastor Jose Rodriguez, Unite One Voice, Gary Fredericks, President, Gulfport NAACP, Amir Badat, Attorney, NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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This segment of TAGS is: "We're Vaccinated. We're Boosted. So Why Are We All Still Getting Sick From COVID?,” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations are still prevalent in the United States, according to July 22 data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More than 2/3 of Americans have tested positive for COVID. This may represent an under-count: more and more people are reporting that their at-home tests are coming back negative even when they are exhibiting clear symptoms of COVID-19. The BA5 subvariant of Omicron is responsible for 78 percent of infections in the US. Is BA5 more transmissible? Is it harder to detect in home-testing kits? Are symptoms of BA5 more severe? How have a mere handful of Americans dodged infection? And is BA2.75 the next threat? Join us for a robust panel discussion with three acclaimed subject matter experts. We will reserve 30 minutes of this week's briefing for Q/A. Reporters, please come armed with lots of questions.
Panelist include: Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, Associate Dean for Regional Campuses at the University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Chin-Hong is the professor of medicine who specializes in treating infectious diseases; Dr. Ben Neuman, Professor of Biology and Chief Virologist of the Global Health Research Complex, Texas A&M University; Dr. William Schaffner, Professor of Preventive Medicine in the Department of Health Policy and Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
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This segment of TAGS is titled: "Three Cities Make Headway Against Homelessness — Bakersfield, Columbus, Houston,” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Homelessness is among voters' top concerns in cities across the country. This briefing looks at 3 cities that are making dramatic gains in addressing the crisis: In January 2020, Bakersfield achieved "functional zero" chronic homelessness — fewer than 3 people in the community experienced chronic homelessness. Houston placed more than 25,000 people in permanent housing since 2011, resulting in a 64% decrease in homelessness. In 2018, Columbus had a 70% rate of successful housing outcome. Speakers from the frontlines in each city will address the strategies they used and whether they're replicable.
Panelist include: Mary Scott, Executive Team Leader, Open Door Network (formerly Bakersfield Homeless Center and the Alliance Against Family Violence and Sexual Assault); Marcus J. Salter, Housing Stability Specialist, Community Mediation Services of Central Ohio; Ana Rausch, Vice President of Program Operations, Coalition for the Homeless, Houston, TX; Catherine Villareal, Director of Communications, Coalition for the Homeless, Houston, TX; Matthew Lewis, Director of Communications, CaliforniaYimby.
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TAGS’ first segment my guest is Steve Murphy, founder and executive director of Boys to Men of Greater Phoenix.
Join our conversation as we discuss Boys to Men of Greater Phoenix organization and its programs.
Boys to Men of Greater Phoenix are men and women who believe every boy deserves a chance to succeed. As caring adults in the community, Boys to Men of Greater Phoenix takes a stand for the next generation of boys, guiding them on their journey toward manhood. As a mostly volunteer organization, it trains mentors to create a safe place where boys 12- 18 can be authentic and discover their truth. Boys to Men is an independent 501c3 affiliated with Boys to Men USA. The work began in San Diego 25 years ago and continues to follow the tradition that it is the community’s adults who are responsible for guiding the next generation.
Murphy began volunteering as a youth mentor in 2008 and eventually founded Boys to Men of Greater Phoenix, established as a 501c3 nonprofit in 2015. He left his 30-year sales career with Stanley Tools and LG in 2018 to commit a full time focus of ensuring boys got support on their journey to healthy manhood.
He has been active as a facilitator and participant in Men’s Group Work with The ManKind Project since 2005. As a Phoenix resident and 3rd generation Arizona native, Steve earned his BS degree in Marketing from Arizona State University. He is a father of 4 and grandfather to 7.
TAGS' SECOND SEGMENT is TAGS COMMENTARY on current events, politics, society and other current events, politics, society and more
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The FIRST-HALF of TAGS, my guest is Avery Xola, Citizens Clean Elections Commission voter education manager.
Join our conversation as we discuss the Citizens Clean Elections Commission’s responsibilities and Xola’s work.
Xola is responsible for educating the citizens of Arizona on the electoral process. He graduated with a Political Science degree from Arizona State University in 2018 while interning at The Secretary of States’ Office under Secretary Michele Reagan. In 2021, Xola graduated with a master's degree in Public Administration from The Watts College of Public Service & Community Solutions. He also has a background in campaign management, is a published writer, and is an Air Force Veteran.
The SECOND-HALF of TAGS is commentary on current events, politics, society and more.
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This segment of TAGS is titled: "Scapegoating Older Adults -- Ageism Rears its Ugly Head! Where are the Gray Panthers When We Need Them?," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Everyday ageism - stereotyping or discriminating against people because of their age - looms large for people as young as 50. 93 percent of older adults say they have faced some form of age discrimination, reports the AARP News headlines question whether President Biden is too old to run for a second term, and the mental health of Sen. Diane Feinstein. Women disproportionately suffer from age-related bias, especially at the workplace. Moreover, ageism has harmful healthcare impacts. Speakers this week will discuss age-related bias, and its physical and mental impacts on older adults.
Panelist include: Dr. Julie Allen, Adjunct Faculty Associate, Research Center for Group Dynamics, Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. Dr. Allen was the lead researcher on the recent JAMA paper: "Experiences of Everyday Ageism and the Health of Older US Adults." She will discuss the healthcare implications of ageism; Dr. Louise Aronson, geriatrician, and professor of medicine at UC San Francisco. She was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for her book "Elderhood: Redefining Aging, Transforming Medicine, and Reimagining Life." Dr. Aronson will discuss the disproportionate impact of ageism on women; Paul Kleyman, national coordinator at Journalists Network on Generations, and editor of Generation Beats Online. Mr. Kleyman will discuss the impact of ageism in politics.
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This segment of TAGS the subject is: "From Inflation to Recession-What Are the Signs, How Do We Prepare, and Why is This Happening?", through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
More and more economists are predicting we are heading into a recession. Experts discuss how and why inflation can turn into a recession, what people can do to prepare for it, how strong the safety net is and why is this happening at a time when corporations report record margins of profit.
Panelists include Chad Stone, Chief Economist, Center for Budget and Policy Priorities; Alix Gould-Werth, Director of Economic Family Security Policy, Washington Center for Equitable Growth; Dr. Rakeen Mabud, Chief Economist and Managing Dir. of Policy and Research, Groundwork Collaborative.
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This segment of TAGS is, "How Scared Should We Be of Monkeypox?," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
More than 5,100 cases of monkeypox have been detected around the world. 45 cases have recently been identified in the U.S. The most identifiable symptom of the disease includes a rash that can look like pimples or blisters that appear on the face, inside the mouth, appendages, and genitals. Other symptoms include fever. headache, muscle aches and backaches, and swollen lymph nodes.
No one has died of monkeypox, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But how worried should we be? Does monkeypox pose a similar risk to Covid? How fast can the virus spread? And are certain populations more vulnerable than others? Do we have effective therapeutics or vaccines to control the spread?
Panelist include: Dr. William Schaffner, Professor of Preventive Medicine in the Department of Health Policy and Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Dr. Ben Neuman, Professor of Biology and Chief Virologist of the Global Health
Research Complex, Texas A&M University
Dr. Gregg Gonsalves, Associate Professor of Epidemiology (Microbial Diseases), Yale Institute for Global Health; Co-Director, Global Health Justice Partnership.
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This segment of TAGS, is titled, "What's More American than Apple Pie? Ethnic Food More Popular Than Ever in our Polarized Society," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services. It features Phoenix's own Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza.
Few things are more universally accepted as food, no matter where it comes from. Every ethnic group in the United States and every immigrant community or region that settles in this country brings a taste of home and, at the same time, is influenced by the ingredients and traditions already here. This briefing examines the growing influence of food created by ethnic and immigrant communities and what the meaning of "authentic" food is.
This briefing is co organized by Feet in 2 Worlds, producers of the award-winning podcasts A Better Life? and Food in Two Worlds.
Panelist include: Quincy Surasmith, Managing Editor, Feet in 2 Worlds and producer of A Better Life? podcast, season 2. He is also the host and producer of Asian Americana; Kayla Stewart, award-winning food and travel writer. She is a columnist at The Bittman Project, and her work has been featured in The New York Times, Southern Foodways Alliance, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, Condé Nast Traveler, Bon Appétit, Travel + Leisure and others; Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza, raised in the back of a Mexican bakery in Central California. Her love of food comes from a long line of bakers and cooks. Her company “Barrio empire” has restaurants in Phoenix, Arizona and she is active in her local community.
John Rudolph, executive producer, Food in 2 Worlds, a project of Feet in 2 Worlds, provides closing commentary.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), this segment is "Miami-Dade Spotlights National Trends-- Rise in Mental Health Challenges for Children & Youth," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Every mass shooting over the last three months has been a trigger for fear and anxiety among young people, says one psychiatric nurse in Miami-Dade about the kids he sees. It presents as anger and defiance, but more discipline isn't an effective response. That's only one of several challenges amidst a nationwide increase in mental illness among children and youth. Medical experts, counselors, parents draw on their expertise and personal experience to explain the rise and to discuss what young people need, what parents and guardians can do, what services people can turn to. This is the second of two briefings on mental health EMS is coordinating in partnership with the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI)-Miami Dade.
Eddy Molin, psychiatric nurse, Jackson Health System Miami; Joshua Ho, Office of Community Advocacy, Board of County Commissioners, former middle school math teacher and father of two; Estephania Plascencia, NAMI Miami-Dade; Beth Jarosz, Program Director in U.S. Programs and Acting Director for KidsData, Population Research Bureau; Susan Racher, Board President of NAMI Miami-Dade (National Alliance on Mental Illness).
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This segment of TAGS is titled, "Why Latin America Matters to the U.S.," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services. For decades Latin America has been on the periphery of US foreign policy thinking, as if we could seal ourselves off from everything south of the border by building a wall. But the region is experiencing major transformations with repercussions for the entire American continent, from climate change and a growing wealth gap to the normalization of cartels and a leftward leaning political shift. Meanwhile, China, Iran and other players are deepening their strategic stakes in the region. As Biden hosts a summit of Latin American leaders (minus those of several key countries, including Mexico, Cuba, Honduras, Venezuela), speakers will assess what the U.S. stakes are in a changing Latin America.
Speakers participating: Christine Folch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology/Environmental Science and Policy, Duke University, Ted Lewis, Co-Director, Global Exchange. Ariel Ruiz Soto, Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute and Manuel Ortiz Escámez, Photojournalist & Publisher, Peninsula 360.
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This segment of TAGS is titled "Disaster Relief System Broken -- Community Activists Gear Up For Wildfires and Hurricanes Ahead.," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
As communities across the country brace for an extended and potentially deadly hurricane and wildfire season fueled by climate change and past inaction, communities hardest hit by the combination of climate pollution, the pandemic, hurricanes and wildfires are demanding solutions that allow us to build in long-term climate resilient infrastructure and thriving local economies.
Speakers participating: Chrishelle Palay, Executive Director, HOME Coalition in Houston, Andrea Mercado, Executive Director, Florida Rising, Amanda Devecker-Rinear, Founder and Executive Director, NJ Resource Project, Ashley Shelton, Executive Director, Power Coalition for Equity and Justice (Louisiana) and Miya Yoshitani, Senior Strategist, Asian Pacific Environmental Network (California) Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on listen2krdp.com.
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This segment of TAGS, is titled "Honoring the Legacy of Vincent Chin: Strengthening Cross-Racial Solidarity Against Rising Tide of Racist Violence," is derived from a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
40 years ago Vincent Chin was fatally beaten with a baseball bat on the eve of his wedding. That act and the miscarriage of justice that followed (neither assailant spent a single day in jail) marked the birth of the modern day Asian American civil rights movement, according to author and activist Helen Zia.
Today Asian Americans face an even more intense climate of racist hate that is targeting all communities of color as well as Jews and Muslims. Speakers will explore the rising threat of violence and hate, efforts to build a stronger multi-racial movement of solidarity to address it, and plans to commemorate Chin's death at a special 40th anniversary in Detroit (June 14-16).
Speakers participating: Michael German, a fellow with the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty & National Security Program; Helen Zia, author, activist and former journalist, founding member of the Detroit-based American Citizens for Justice; John C. Yang, President and CEO, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-AAJC; Lisa Cylar Barrett, Director of Policy, NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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TAGS conversation with Marco A. Lopez Jr., a Democratic candidate for Governor of Arizona.
Listen to TAGS conversation regarding Lopez’s candidacy and his plans for the Grand Canyon state if elected as governor.
Lopez, a native of Nogales Arizona, at 21, was elected as mayor of his hometown, becoming one of the youngest mayors in the country. Elected twice as mayor, the son of Mexican immigrants who came to the United States some 50 years ago, was selected by Governor Janet Napolitano to serve as the Director of the Arizona Department of Commerce where he oversaw critical trade relationships in the state.
Later he joined the Obama Administration, where he oversaw a $13 billion budget and 60,000 people. In 2011, Lopez left the administration to start his own small business in Arizona. Over the past ten years his company has brought high speed internet to 1 million low income families and is on track to create 15,000 jobs right here in Arizona.
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This segment of TAGS, we examine the "Millions of Children at Risk of Losing Health Insurance as COVID-19 Emergency Coverage Ends," through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
With the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) set to expire this year ending the federal guarantee of continuous Medicaid coverage during the pandemic, states are once again required to check eligibility for everyone enrolled in Medicaid, including kids.
Some 40 million children enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP nationwide are at risk of losing their health insurance during this transition back. In California, 5.7 million children are covered by Medi-Cal (Medicaid/CHIP in the state), a major source of coverage for children of color. The State estimates 2-3 million Californians will lose their Medi-Cal coverage, including between 800,000 to 1.2 million kids losing their MediCal coverage. Speakers will explain what the stakes are for children’s health, and what the state is doing and what the community can do to help children stay covered. California’s AB 2402 – guaranteeing multi-year continuous Medi-Cal coverage for 0 to 5 year-olds, offers a long-term model. 2402 – guaranteeing multi-year coverage for 0 to 5 year-olds, offers a model.
Speakers include: Mayra Alvarez, The Children's Partnership, Christina Moreno, California Department of Health Care Services, Yingjia Huang, California Department of Health Care Services, Georgina Maldonado, Executive Director, Community Health Initiative of Orange County, Joan Alker, Georgetown University Center for Children and Families, Research Professor and Executive Director
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TAG'S guest is Martha Redbone is a Native and African-American vocalist, songwriter, composer, educator.
This 5-2-22 ENCORE BROADCAST was first aired in 2018, prior to Redbone's concert at the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) in Phoenix.
Listen in as we discuss her life's journey; upbringing, musical influences and and more.
Redbone is known for her unique gumbo of folk, blues and gospel from her childhood in Harlan County, Kentucky infused with the eclectic grit of pre-gentrified Brooklyn. Inheriting the powerful vocal range of her gospel-singing African American father and the resilient spirit of her mother’s Cherokee/Shawnee/Choctaw culture, Redbone broadens the boundaries of American Roots music. With songs and storytelling that share her life experience as a Native and Black woman and mother in the new millennium, Redbone gives voice to issues of social justice, bridging traditions from past to present, connecting cultures, and celebrating the human spirit.
Redbone’s recent work has been predominantly in Theater. Redbone is the Composer of Original Music and Score for the 2019 revival “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf”, choreopoem by the late Ntozake Shange, where Redbone honors the author’s 1976 classic by intertwining her original compositions celebrating the music of the African American diaspora with the beautiful choreography of Tony Award-nominee Camille A. Brown at the Public Theater, NYC. Redbone is currently in development with her own new work “Black Mountain Women” at The Public Theater.
It is a timely musical about the ongoing environmental destruction of her ancestral homeland in Appalachia told through the lives of 4 generations of women in her matriarchal Cherokee family.
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This segment of TAGS, we examine the "The Impact of a Post-Roe World on Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Women,"through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Join experts who will discuss what would be the impact of the overturning Roe on Asian American Pacific Islander Women.
Speakers include: Congresswoman Judy Chu, D-California, Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, D-Washington, Sung Yeon Choimorrow, Executive Director, The National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum, Aliza Kazmi, Co Executive Director, HEART Women and Girls; John C. Yang, President and Executive Director, Asian Americans Advancing Justice—AAJC. AAPI Women have largely remained invisible in the divisive fight over abortion rights.
The Supreme Court is preparing to release its opinion on the Dobbs vs. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization case. The Court’s decision—a draft of which was leaked a few weeks ago—is expected to immediately gut abortions in at least 22 states.
At this briefing, panelists will discuss the impact of the expected Supreme Court decision on AAPI women and communities.
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Join TAGS' FOURTH installment of “Booked – Binding Words and Thoughts” series where TAGS highlights authors and their books. TAGS' “Booked” guest is Deborah Renee Jackson, writer, poet, author and motivational speaker.
The longtime Arizona resident, who spent a few years in the ATL, Atlanta, has returned home and with an array of projects. Join us as we discuss her journey as an author, empowering others to overcome life challenges and her new book, which tells the story of a Black man who spent some time in prison, has turned his li9fe around, to be a strong father for his nine children. Yes, 9 children! Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, music and culture. -- The Alvin Galloway Show, Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), "Listen Now" at listen2krdp.com and 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. (MST), "24/7 Stream" at listen2krdp.com.
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TAG'S guests are Shequan Palmer and Jennifer Francis. Listen in as we discuss the upcoming Miss Juneteenth pageant, its history and purpose. The pageant which is still taking participants, will be June 17, at the Chandler Center for the Arts.
The pageant is sponsored by the South Chandler Self Help Foundation, a non-profit community organization.
Shequan Palmer is the pageant director and is founder and president of Valley of the Sun Pageants, and is the former Mrs. Arizona International 2021.
Jennifer Frances, a scientist with a local tech firm, is a SCSHF board member and longtime volunteer.
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On this segment of TAGS, we examine the threat of nuclear war, through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
"The war in Ukraine is the most serious European military conflict since World War II, and threatens to produce the greatest nuclear crisis since the height of the cold war," writes Walter Russell Mead in the Wall St. Journal. He is one of a growing number of commentators to warn that - as both sides keep raising the stakes - the danger of nuclear confrontation grows.
How real is the threat? Who is most vulnerable if the Russians use tactical nuclear weapons? What is the debate over what the US can do to mitigate the threat or how the US should respond? Panelists include: Michael Klare – Five College professor emeritus of peace and world security studies, and director of the Five College Program in Peace and World Security Studies at Hampshire College; Daryl Kimball – Executive Director of the Arms Control Association and publisher and contributor for the organization’s monthly journal, Arms Control Today; Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández -Research Associate at the Arms Control Association; Andrew Nynka – Editor-in-Chief, The Ukrainian Weekly and Svoboda at the Ukrainian National Association.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on KRDP, listen2krdp.com (formerly Radio Phoenix).
TAGS we examine climate change and droughts across the country and the world, through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, titled “Not a Drop to Drink: California Faces the Worst Drought in 1,200 Years” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services.
Climate change has affected water availability in Arizona, California and around the world. Lake Powell, the second largest reservoir in the U.S., is at it's lowest level in decades. Mesa Arizona recently declared a "Stage One Water Shortage" awareness management plan. California’s snowpack is now at 39 percent of its average, signaling a deepening of the drought, which is already the worst in the western United States in 1,200 years.
They will discuss the impact of climate change on the drought, conservation efforts undertaken by the state, the $1 billion hit to California's agricultural industry, and how other countries are managing their own water crises.
Panelists include: Karina Herrera, environmental scientist at at WCRB, will discuss the state's conservation efforts and the impact of climate change.
Dr. Josue Medellin-Azuara, Associate Professor, School of Engineering, UC Merced, will discuss the impact of the drought on California's agricultural economy.
Dr. Rajendra Shende, Chairman of TERRE Policy Center and former director of the United Nations Environment Programme, was coordinating lead author of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change which received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007, will discuss innovations/policies in other countries to be water-smart and drought-resilient.
Sean de Guzman, PE, MS, Manager of the Snow Surveys and Water Supply Forecasting Unit at the California Department of Water Resources, will discuss diminishing snowpack levels, a key determinant of California's drought.
Heather Cooley, Director of Research at the Pacific Institute, will discuss the national implications of the drought, and solutions for effective water management.
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Join us on this segment of TAGS as we examine “The Worsening Mental Health of America's Children” through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services. A recent CDC report on a survey of high school students revealed that 55.1% describe suffering emotional abuse, 44.2% reported persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness and 9% attempted suicide.
Different groups suffered a bit differently, according to the survey: more young women and LGBTQ+ youth saw a rise in suicidal behavior, more Asian kids confronted racism and hate, more Black youth and Native Americans experienced hunger and economic devastation and along with Latinos, suffered the mental stress of the effects of the pandemic in their essential worker families and communities.
A panel of experts explain what is happening and talk about what parents and others can do to avert another “pandemic”, that of future adults with serious emotional and mental disorders.
Panelists include Angela Vasquez, MSW, policy director for mental health at The Children's Partnership; Dr. Ilan Shapiro, Pediatrician, chief medical affairs officer of Altamed federally qualified health centers, Los Angeles; Dr. Myo Thwin Myint, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Tulane University School of Medicine, He serves on the American Academy of Child and Adolescent (AACAP) Training and Education Committee New Orleans, Louisiana: and Sydney McKinney, PhD, Executive Director of the National Black Women's Justice Institute based in Brooklyn.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on KRDP, listen2krdp.com (formerly Radio Phoenix). Through a roundtable briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, TAGS examines three major topics: 1) Removal of mask mandates on public transportation. Are we making more vulnerable already-vulnerable populations? Who is being left behind? 2) Moderna's new bivalent vaccine, and its potential to protect against variants. Do we need a new and better vaccine, given the large number of symptomatic infections in people who are vaccinated and boosted? Are what we previously called "breakthrough infections" the new normal? 3) Long-term Covid in people infected with Omicron.
Speakers include Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding, Co-Founder and Board Member of the World Health Network, and Chief of COVID Task Force at the New England Complex Systems Institute; Dr. Ben Neuman, Professor of Biology and Chief Virologist of the Global Health Research Complex, Texas A&M University; Dr. Manisha Newaskar, Pediatric Pulmonologist, Stanford Children’s Health; Dr. William Schaffner, Professor of Preventive Medicine in the Department of Health Policy and Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Stay TUNED as you Tune IN for an intellectual Tune UP! The Alvin Galloway Show, for conversation, information, music and culture. Every Sunday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (MST), on KRDP Indie and 4 p - 6 p on KRDP Jazz, both on listen2krdp.com.
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TAGS, we examine the rising cases of the COVID BA.2 variant, through a briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, titled: The BA.2 Variant Gains Ground: Are We Heading Back to the Future?
The BA.2 variant is gaining ground, accounting for more than 50 percent of new infections in New York and New England, and almost 35 percent in California and elsewhere. This week’s roundtable news briefing will focus on:
How virulent is BA.2 compared to Omicron and Delta? Which populations are most at risk for infection, hospitalization, and death?
Should we return to mask mandates?
Will the call for a second booster for those over 50 mitigate some of the impact of the BA.2 variant? What about children, especially those under 5 who are not yet eligible for vaccinations?
Speakers include Dr. Manisha Newaskar, Pediatric Pulmonologist, Stanford Children’s Health; Dr. Dali Fan, Health Sciences Clinical Professor, UC Davis; Dr. Daniel Turner-Lloveras, co-founder, Latino Coalition Against Covid-19 and a volunteer physician for the Covid-19 Vaccine Education & Empowerment in Detention program; Dr. Ben Neuman, Professor of Biology and Chief Virologist of the Global Health Research Complex, Texas A&M University.
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Join TAGS as we examine the state of journalism and the dangers journalist face, through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, titled: Journalists in the Cross Hairs - the War on Information.
Speakers discussed strategies to bridge the learning gap. Speakers include Carlos Martinez de la Serna, program director -Protect Journalists; Ricardo Trotti, executive director - Interamerican Press Association; Ruslan Gruzhiy, Editor-in-chief -SlavicSac, Russian News in California; and Jeremy Goldkorn, editor-in-chief-SupChina.
All over the world, Journalists are being killed, intimidated, harassed, and imprisoned. According to the U.N. 55 journalists were killed in 2021. Eight journalists have been killed this year in Mexico alone. Access to the internet and social media is curtailed or reduced in many countries and disinformation and propaganda campaigns fill the platforms worldwide. In addition, public opinion about media and journalism are at an all-time low.
Speakers focused on press and information freedoms and the protection of journalists spoke about global trends and to discuss the appropriate responses to this dangerous situation.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on KRDP, isten2krdp.com (formerly Radio Phoenix)). Join TAGS, as we examine the state of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), entitled "Two Years On - What We've Learned About the COVID 19 Virus and Vaccines."
Since the virus impacted United States and other counties globally, the virus and its variants continue to have a major hold the health and economic wellbeing of citizens and nations.
Join subject matter experts from the CDC who updated reporters on the status of the COVID-19 pandemic in both the United States and globally; what to expect from possible new variants; how and why vaccines remain the most important preventive measure for all age groups. This briefing is the third in a series by the CDC to reach more diverse audiences through ethnic news media.
Speakers discussed strategies to bridge the learning gap. Speakers include Dr. John T. Brooks, Senior Science Advisor, CDC Emergency COVID-19 Response; and Dr. Shannon Stokley (right) Co-Lead, Vaccine Task Force, CDC Emergency COVID-19 Response.
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HAPPY NATIONAL POETRY MONTH!
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TAGS' guest is, poet George Hammons. Join us as we talk poetry's connection to our humanity, Hammon's development as a poet growing up in Phoenix, as he reads a few of his poem.
Hammons was born in San Francisco, California. He lived for many early years in Phoenix, Arizona, during which time he spent most summers and holidays in Compton, California.
He eventually moved to Compton during his last two years of high school. He attended California State University at Fullerton, Rancho Santiago College and California State University and currently lives in Pomona, California, where he is working on multiple poetry projects. George has three adult children whom he loves ferociously and he believes that often it is the families that we choose (our friends) who shape us the most.
Hammons is brother of Phoenix artist and activist, Clottee Hammons. He is also the photographer of one of my favorite pictures of me, the black and white photo of me sitting behind the mic with my Kangol hat on.
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This segment of TAGS, we examine the effects of the pandemic on children's education through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, entitled "Kids and Learning Loss: How Do We Catch Up?"
Join experts who will discuss how the pandemic has deepened education divides for children. Amid two years of remote learning, millions of children have fallen behind expectations for reading and math levels. Speakers discussed strategies to bridge the learning gap.
Speakers include Louis Freedberg, past executive director of EdSource and veteran journalist, Hayin Kimner, managing director for the Community Schools Learning Exchange and a senior policy and research Fellow for Policy Analysis for California; Allison Socol, assistant director of P12 Policy, Ed Trust Washington DC; and comments from Dr. Tamera Foley, an independent consultant for Education 4 All Now LLC and author, from a previous TAGS show.
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TAGS COMMENTARY on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson SCOTUS hearings, Rock/Smith incident, YWCA Leadership Awards, Emmitt Till Anti-Lynching Act, human rights and labor union leader Cesar Chavez and more.
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Join TAGS for our second installment of “Booked – Binding Words and Thoughts” series where TAGS highlights authors and their books.
TAGS' “Booked” guest is Dr. Marci Batiste, president, MBH Global360 Consulting, executive director, Nine Seconds Corporation.
Join us as we discuss her journey as an author, overcoming the effects of domestic violence and empowering others to overcome life challenges.
Dr. Marci is the CEO of MBH Global360 Consulting, setting the industry standard with best-in-class Relational Abuse Prevention and Change Management Training.
Providing self-guided programs for individuals and facilitated workshops to Corporations, Colleges, and Treatment Centers nationwide.
She’s also founder and executive director of Nine Seconds Corporation, an innovative nonprofit organization that fosters freedom for women who’ve experienced domestic violence or relational trauma by providing resources and training to secure their safety and success.
She’s a three-time award winning People’s Choice recipient, host of V2V Podcast, best-selling author, and international speaker, having transformed the lives of over 100,000 women globally.
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HAPPY WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
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THIS IS AN ENCORE BROADCAST OF TAGS (JUNE 2, 2019), with Dr. Loretta Cheeks, an artificial intelligence expert, data science research consultant, and CEO of Strong TIES.
Join us as we discuss her journey as a scientist/engineer, her Strong TIES program, inspiring Black girls and other underserved and underrepresented individuals into STEAM careers and more.
During her tenure, Dr. Loretta H. Cheeks has helped organizations gain dynamic data insights serving enterprises, governments, and nonprofits.
Dr. Cheeks is on a mission to create a better world with technology. Before earning a Ph.D. in Computer Science at Arizona State University, the STEAM advocate was developing, deploying and leading various teams within the communications, avionics, instrumentation & control and chemical industries for Fortune 500 corporations. She is the first to identify a computational approach for the
discovery of news frames in unstructured text (e.g., online news articles).
She has demonstrated a unique ability to integrate communication theory and computer science methods to inform the fields of machine learning, psychology, and mass communication. But this Doctor of Philosophy isn’t just paving the way for up-and-coming engineers, Dr. Cheeks is also committed to improving higher education for underserved and underrepresented communities to follow in her scientific footsteps. To do that, Dr. Cheeks created “Strong TIES,” a non-profit.
She is listed among 10 Incredible Black Women In STEM, featured by Verizon on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, recognized as a Change Maker at the White House, and NASA Datanauts. She regularly appears among thought leaders in conferences, peer-review publications, workshops, and speaking engagements in the world. Dr. Cheeks holds a Bachelor and Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Southern University, Master in Technology Management from University of Phoenix, and Ph.D. in Computer Science from Arizona State University. Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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HAPPY WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH!!
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TAGS' examines the effects of domestic violence on children through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, entitled "How Children Experience – and Recover From Domestic Violence."
The last two years have been very stressful on families and individuals because of the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic. Incidents of domestic violence increased significantly during this time. How are children affected and how can we help them heal is the topic of this segment of TAGS. Presenters included: LaTonya Wood, Director of Clinical Training - Psy.D. Program, Graduate School of Education and Psychology, Pepperdine University; Shikha Hamilton, National Director of Advocacy and Mobilization, Brady United to End Gun Violence; Leiana Kinnicutt, Program Director of Children and Youth Program, Futures Without Violence.
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Join us, SUNDAY, March 6, 2022, on the Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on radiophoenix.org.
My guest is Roy Tatem, senior political director at Arizona Coalition for Change and former president East Valley NAACP.
Join us as we discuss a host of national and local political issues and more.
Tatem is also NAACP Arizona State Conference Political Action Chairman and CEO at Vanguard Strategies and Consulting LLC
He is former 2016 Bernie Sanders for President campaign official.
Studied Equity and Social Justice in Education at Harvard University Started and is currently graduate studies at Arizona State University.
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Join us, SUNDAY, March 6, 2022, on the Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on radiophoenix.org.
Join TAGS we kick-off our inaugural “Booked – Binding Words and Thoughts” series where TAGS highlights authors and their books.
TAGS inaugural “Booked” guest is Dr. Tamera Foley, author and educational consultant.
Join us as we discuss her book authorship journey and the educational process during COVID.-19 pandemic. She's TAGS host, Alvin Galloway's cousin.
She has recently published four books. In 2019, Co-Author of Congratulations Graduate! You Have Arrived At The Beach and in 2020, Author of Cassie’s Big Change How COVID-19 Changed The Way We Learn, 2021, Author of Cassie’s Big Change: Going from the Living Room to the Classroom and Cassie’s Big Change Coloring and Activity Book. She will publish in early 2022, Exploring My Emotions: A 45-Day Journal for Elementary School-Age Children.
Dr. Foley is an independent consultant for Education 4 All Now LLC. She began her professional career in education over 30 years ago. She has conducted training in various areas of education.
As a lifelong learner, she has presented to students in Costa Rica through an invitation from the United States Embassy. She spent a month exploring special education supports and services in Hungary and the Czech Republic through a Fulbright Scholarship. She has worked supporting the schools where she was an administrator in the area of literacy as well as academic evaluations of students with disabilities. Dr. Foley assisted with the implementation of the Reading First grant while serving as a Principal.
Dr. Foley has also worked in the area of Mental Health for the State of Alabama Department of Mental Health in Developmental Disabilities. She leads a Facebook Group entitled Support for Children in Trauma. You can listen to her weekly informational sessions on issues relating to trauma and mental health.
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HAPPY WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH!!
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TAGS examines inflation through a press briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services, entitled "Is Inflation Eroding the Middle Class?"
Our wallets and lifesatyle have been changed by the COVID-19 pandemic and the aftereffects of restarting the economy and our lives. The experts analyze the econimic crisis and give tips on how to weather this financial storm.
Presenters included: Alissa Quart, Executive Director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project and author of Squeezed, Why Our Families Can’t Afford America and soon to be released Bootstrapped, Liberating Ourselves from the American Dream, Penny Wang, Deputy Editor, Special Projects-Money, Consumer Reports and Josh Bivens, Director of Research for the Economic Policy Institute.
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In the coming months the conservative majority-led Supreme Court of the United States is set to rule on Mississippi abortion case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Will itcompletely or partially overturns Roe v. Wade with its upcoming ruling.
In this segment of TAGS, abortion rights advocates examine the repercussions of the pending decision on all women and particularly on women of color during a press briefing sponsored by Ethnic Media Services. Presenters include Lisa Matsubara, general counsel for Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California; Jessica Pinkney, executive director of Access Reproductive Justice; Jodi Hicks, CEO and president of Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California; along with a conversation with Chris Love, board chair of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona.
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HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!!
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TAGS’ guest is accomplished filmmaker, author, rap artist, producer, actor, activist and proud single dad, Robert "Fleetwood" Bowden.
Join us as we have a lively discussion regarding his journey from Phoenix to Atlanta, his current projects, fatherhood, preparing his daughter for entrepreneurship and more. You don't want to miss it.
Fleetwood has been referred to as a torchbearer in the fight to eradicate recidivism. Ex-offender turned founder and director of The Homeboy Hotline, Fleetwood is committed to the plight of formerly incarcerated individuals and helping them to establish the resources necessary to cultivate a productive life in free society. His books, films and songs have meaning and a mission.
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TAGS examines "Red Flags to Watch Out for When Buying A Car."
People of color are often targeted by unscrupulous car salespersons and dealerships.
Cars are one of the most expensive things people buy. Car buyers can lose thousands of dollars -- and wind up without much needed transportation -- if they're not careful in making the transaction. From misleading ads and deceptive sales pitches to the small print in the contract, from the phony online car selling to the yo-yo financing schemes, learn about the warning signs that should prompt auto buyers to walk away.
You will hear presentations from Daniel Dwyer, attorney with the FTC-Division of Financial Practices; Elizabeth Goodell, supervising attorney at Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid and Joseph Jaramillo, staff attorney at Housing and Economic Rights Advocates in California.
The recent press briefing was sponsored by Federal Trade Commission and Ethnic Media Services for an online briefing: Red Flags to Watch Out For When Buying - or Financing - a Car
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TAGS' guest is Ms Alexus Rhone . Join us for a lively show, as we discuss experiencing and surviving a "Blue Christmas," and finding your life "verb." You don't want to miss this show.
Rhone is a multi-talented author, writer, producer, spiritual leader and all around amazing person.
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David Robinson is bound and determined to find his son Daniel, who suspiciously went missing June 23, from his worksite in the Arizona desert near Buckeye.
The outgoing Daniel has been in the Valley about two years, landing his dream job of a geologist, right after graduating from college.
Driving from South Carolina, arriving in metro-Phoenix a few days after receiving word of his son's disappearance, Robinson has led searches with volunteers in the desert week after week.
Listen in as Robinson gives TAGS an update on the search for his son, the challenges he and his family has faced from Buckeye Police Department and how his work has helped other families. Also learn how the public can help in finding Daniel.
There will be a press conference, 9 a.m., 11-20-21, Sun Valley Parkway and Cactus Rd in Buckeye. The search for Daniel begins at 6:45 a.m. and will resume following the press conference. Volunteers are needed.
To get more information go to: PleaseHelpFindDanielRobinson.com.
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TAGS guest is Dr. George Brooks Jr., president, CEO & owner of NxT Horizon Group, an Environmental & Applied Sustainability consulting company.
Dr. Brooks Jr. is author of the book, The 3-Hour Farm, an aquaculture scientist and an aquaponics expert.
Join us we discuss a unique and amazing City of Phoenix program that funds BACKYARD FARMS and provides 1 year of training and assistance for qualified participants in South Mountain (aka South Phoenix), Laveen, Maryvale and Estrella villages.
The mission is to improve health, promote physical activity, decrease food insecurity and hunger, and potentially decrease their food budget. The is is a great program that does not happen often but the deadline to apply ends on November 15, 2021.
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TAGS’ guest is Clottee Hammons, founder and creative director of Emancipation Arts and Inspired Truths Series, and a longtime friend.
Hammons is a social and visual artist, curator and more, whose work brings a diverse audience together and challenges societal norms.
Join us as we discuss her latest "ARTIVIST" project “Indiscernibles in Arizona Anthology” book.
A new book of personal stories about Black residents of Arizona. The work is a continuation of a project that seeks to expand the story of “The Great Migration.”
“Indiscernibles” began as an art exhibit by Clottee Hammons, creative director of Emancipation Arts in Phoenix.
Along with book her work led to workshops titled, “Arts for A Change,” a collaboration with Phoenix Center for the Arts.
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TAGS’ guest is Rosario Mendez, attorney, Division of Consumer & Business Education, Federal Trade Commission.
Join us as for the “HOW SCAMMERS RIP OFF COMMUNITIES OF COLOR,” show.
A just released report by the FTC called “Serving Communities of Color” reveals differences in the way that fraud and other consumer problems affect communities of color.
The data shows majority Latino and Black communities report more issues with car buying, banks and lenders, credit issues and debt collection than do white communities.
We discuss how the FTC works to stop individuals and businesses' scams and fraudulent business practices, which disproportionately affected communities of color.
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TAGS' is Neal Lester, Ph.D. is foundation professor of English and founding director of Project Humanities at Arizona State University.
Join us as we discuss a decade of Project Humanities' critical and timely programs and presentations, its 10th anniversary and events commemorating the milestone, one of which will feature Dr. Bernice A. King, daughter of Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. Lester has been an English professor at ASU since 1997, having taught previously at the University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa)—the first African American faculty member tenured in the Department of English--and at the University of Montevallo (AL).
Dr. Lester, a recipient of numerous awards, earned his B.A. in English and was valedictorian at the State University of West Georgia (Carrollton). He received his M.A. and Ph.D. in English at Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN) and is the first African American to receive a doctorate degree in English at Vanderbilt. His areas of specialization are African American literature and cultural studies. Dr. Neal Lester has lectured internationally in China, Russia, Korea, Ghana, Italy, and Pakistan.
A guest on TAGS on a number of occasions, the conversation is always entertaining and educational.
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Join TAGS as we discuss the important subject, “Redistricting,” equitable redistricting, the impact of the 2020 Census. The discussion follows the press briefing on “Arizona’s Communities of Color Fight for Fair Redistricting” sponsored by Ethnic Media Services and One Arizona.
TAGS’ guest for the first half-hour is Arizona State Representative Reginald Bolding.
Rep. Bolding is the Democratic leader of the “Arizona House.” He is the Co-Executive Director at Arizona Coalition for Change and is a candidate for Arizona Secretary of State. Bolding is an educator, community leader, and social entrepreneur. Bolding a first generation college student is an outstanding scholar in both education and justice.
TAGS’ guest for the second-half of the hour is journalist Sandy Close.
Close has been traveling the country getting a pulse on the ethnic communities response to the Redistricting.
She is a veteran journalist and the founder of Ethnic Media Services. She was the Executive Director of Pacific News Services from 1974 to 2017 and of New American Media from 1996 to 2017.
She served as the Executive Director of Pacific News Service from 1974 to the publication's closing in 2017. In 1996, she founded New America Media, which involved up to 3,000 ethnic news organizations in California, and served as its Executive Director until its closure in 2017.
In 2018, Close founded Ethnic Media Services, a non-profit agency focused on developing cross-cultural journalism and marketing projects to promote inclusive public discourse.
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African American Father Leads Search for Missing Son
The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), on radiophoenix.org., guest is David Robinson of South Carolina.
Mr. Robinson’s son, Daniel, 24, a geologist, has been missing since June 23, 2021, after leaving his work site in the west valley desert near Buckeye AZ.
Join us as we discuss his son, the search for his missing son and the various challenges he and his family have faced in this effort, and how the public can help.
The outgoing Daniel has been in the Valley about two years, landing his dream job of a geologist, right after graduating from college.
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TAGS guests are Tempe Black Employee Alliance (T.B.E.A.) members Lisa Groom and Kelly Lovell-Taylor.
Join us as we discuss the Tempe Black Employee Alliance (T.B.E.A.), its formation and the goals and objectives of the organization.
Lisa Groom is president of the Tempe Black Employee Alliance, which she is a founding member of the organization. TBEA, the first Black employee group established in any government organization in the state of Arizona, was founded on Juneteenth of 2020.
Groom, a Chicago native is the community affairs specialist for the Tempe Police Department. She has previously worked as the executive assistant to the Tempe City Manager’s Office.
She has been a volunteer at the forefront of her community most of her life. She volunteered as a patient advocate for Planned Parenthood of Chicago for 10 years. She also served as a volunteer during the AIDS’s movement, as a development and outreach coordinator for Howard Brown Health Center – the Midwest’s largest, most comprehensive HIV/AIDS health care provider, educating the black community about their services and HIV/AIDS testing and prevention.
Since moving to Arizona, she has made diligent efforts to build solid community relations through her advocacy with the Arizona Commission on African American Affairs Justice Pillar, East Valley NAACP and several other community organizations.
Kelly Lovell-Taylor is vice-president of the T.B.E.A. She is also a founding member the Marketing and Public Relations Officer for Tempe Center for the Arts and has been with the City of Tempe for over 6 years.
Taylor, a native of Toronto Ontario, is a charismatic, creative and results-oriented marketing professional with 27+ years of sports, performing arts and live entertainment industry success. Before joining the city, she served as a Marketing Manager for Cirque du Soleil, Vice President of Marketing for the Harlem Globetrotters, and was principal of Junxion Marketing + Media; her own boutique marketing and communications agency whose clients included the Radio City Rockettes, Bodies the Exhibition and the Titanic Exhibition.
Taylor has a strong belief in and commitment to service and volunteering in her community. She is passionate about her faith, and is a champion for social justice, equity, diversity and inclusion. In addition to her work with T.B.E.A., she also sits on Grand Canyon University’s Strategic Employer Initiative & Internships Advisory Committee and assists with the Tempe History Museum's African American Advisory Committee. She also is a member of several community organizations.
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TAGS guest is Berdetta Hodge, Tempe City Council candidate.
The history making Hodge is the first African American woman to be elected to any office in Tempe.
In 2016 she was elected to the Tempe Union High School District (TUHSD) Governing Board. She currently serves as the president of the board. She has served on the TUHSD board since 2016.
For over 27 years she has served as a proud leader in the community and schools - first as a student, and now as a parent and advocate. Hodge has had the honor to serve on several site and district advisory committees, booster clubs, and parental engagement groups for Tempe and Phoenix schools.
She is very active with the Black Students Union groups in the Tempe Union schools, where she volunteers as mentor and assists with their community engagement efforts.
She lives and breathes education and has served as a board member of the Booker T. Washington Child Development Center. She also serves on the board for Save Our Schools Arizona, former board member of Mesa Art Center Foundation, a member of the East Valley NAACP leadership team as an education liaison, and as the First Vice Chairwoman of the Legislative District 26 Democrats. Hodge actively works to help women get elected around the state of Arizona.
Hodge is the mother of two successful sons, Jevin and Jazin, both graduates of Tempe schools, both of whom are following in their mother's footsteps as change agents.
Hodge's favorite quote is “Our fingertips never fade from the lives we touch.”
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TAGS guests are Salvation Army Kroc Center-Phoenix officials, Caroline Rowe and Mr. Raymond Burden.
Join us as we discuss the Salvation Army and its upcoming financial literacy classes which begin August 4. The free classes are geared for participants 18 to 100 years old or older. The classes will teach the basics on managing a checking account, reducing debt, purchasing a home, improving credit scores, and other key tools to ensure you are successful in life.
Capt. Rowe, the Corps Officer of the Phoenix Kroc Center in the Southwest Division, was born in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada. She grew up in The Salvation Army, and has loved Jesus since she was 6 years old.
The married mother of three loves the mission of the Army, and feels like there is no greater joy than living out the calling that God has placed on her life to be a Salvation Army officer.
Colonel (Ret) Burden is a Salvation Army Kroc Center advisory council member and serves as the finance committee chair. Col Burden, served in the Army Medical Department for 30 years of distinguished service around the globe in multiple leadership roles in medical aviation operations and healthcare administration. His last position prior to retirement was as Director of Tricare, the military health plan, for the Surgeon General in the Pentagon, Washington, DC.
Col. Burdan and his wife reside in Fountain Hills, is very active in the community. He also served as executive director of the Wellcare Foundation in Phoenix, a 501c3 nonprofit organization that provided free healthcare services to single working mothers and their children.
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Join The Alvin Galloway Show, TAGS, conversation with our guest Mr. Warren Trent, investigative Producer/Reporter at 3TV and a three-time Rocky Mountain Emmy award nominee.
Trent is a former president of AZ Association of Black Journalist, AZABJ. AZABJ is a member of the National Association of Black Journalist, NABJ. He is also a board member of the National Academy of Television of Arts and Sciences.
Join us as we discuss the AZABJ/NABJ, journalism and top news stories.
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TAGS guests are “Three Extraordinary Women,” Dr. Pearlette Ramos, Tammy Johnson and Terry Ahwal.
Join us as we discuss the three women of color's endeavor to climb the highest mountain in the continent of Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, and the documentary which will document their journey.
The three women have overcome numerous life challenges to become successful business women, community activists and outstanding mothers.
Dr. Ramos, born in poverty in Ohio, left home to escape, domestic violence, became pregnant at 16. Her first child died four months later, she channeled her grief to get her GED, go on to law school, and obtain her doctorate in psychology.
Dr. Ramos has raised two daughters, ages 24 and 33, while globetrotting around the world—having visited the seven continents and more than 60 countries. She currently serves on several boards--including OneAZ Credit Union, the Arizona Black Bar, Phoenix Rotary 100, Sisters Talk About Race, and the US Global Leadership Coalition-Arizona Advisory Committee. She is the documentary' producer.
Ms Johnson, at the of six, witnessed the murder of her mother by a stalker. After losing her mother and receiving no mental health support, she was left to find ways to cope with her trauma. Through her childhood trauma, She developed true grit and learned how to turn life challenges into life affirmation. Johnson put herself through college and aimed even higher.
Johnson earned a Master’s of Science degree in Business Administration (MBA)/Marketing. During the next 20 years she would help Fortune 500 companies develop their brands. The fierce courage and determination Tammy developed as a child has helped transform her into a fierce community activist and avid scuba diver who travels the world studying and advocating for the natural world. Tammy is the mother of an adult son,Trey, and a grandmother to her granddaughter, Ahnoni.
Ms Ahwal was born in Ramallah (Palestine) just north of Jerusalem where she and her family lived under the Israeli occupation. At a young age Terry found her voice and spoke out against the inhumanity she witnessed. Because of her outspoken nature on social justice issues, Terry’s parents feared for her young life, and at the age of 14 sent her to live with relatives in America.
Coerced by family into quitting school in the 10th grade, Ahwal returned when she was 18 and graduated with a high school diploma at the age of 21. She worked three jobs for 12 years to support herself and her family while she attended college at night. Eventually, She graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Public Administration.
The 64-year-old Ahwal walks 10 miles per day when she’s not contributing to her community or traveling the world extensively. Ahwal is barred from entering Israel. She has been married for more than twenty years to her husband Bob, who is of Jewish descent.
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TAGS' guest is Dr. James Rodriguez MSW, Chief Executive Officer and President of Fathers & Families Coalition of America, Inc (FFCA).
Join us as we discuss the FFCA organization's goals and objectives and its upcoming 22nd FFCA international conference, "New beginnings 2021," to be held in Los Angeles, May 17-19.
Dr. James C. Rodríguez, MSW serves as the Chief Executive Officer and President of Fathers & Families Coalition of America, Inc, a national and international agency, committed to delivering services, education, training, and advocacy to make a difference in the fatherhood field.
Dr. Rodriguez cultivated the vision to form a group of service providers in Arizona to improve the lives of children and families serving over 5000 young parents annually for a decade. In 2007, he embraced the paradigm shift of direct services into what is now FFCA an international membership base with the executive leadership of over 50 Affiliates in the U.S., Jamaica, Australia, Puerto Rico, Africa, Bermuda, United Kingdom, China, Bolivia, and over fifty affiliates throughout the United States.
He is a recipient of several awards for his professional service including professional service The Presidential Lifetime Call to Service Recipient – Office of the President of the United States of America – Hon. President Barack Obama and recognition from several Congressional leaders for developing programs to enrich families and children.
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TAGS guest is Ms Erica Maxwell, a lifelong educator, administrator and equity and inclusion advocate.
Join us as we discuss her controversial dismissal from AZ Dept of Education, education in AZ and her first children's book.
Ms. Erica Maxwell served as the first Associate Superintendent of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the Arizona Department of Education. In her education tenure, Maxwell has served as a school administrator, adjunct faculty member at Chandler-Gilbert Community College and as a faculty associate at Arizona State University.
Additionally, Maxwell is a co-founder of the annual Arizona Multicultural Education Conference. She also facilitated a series of community book discussions for Arizona State University’s Center for the Study of Race and Democracy.
Maxwell was recently appointed to the Arizona Juvenile Justice Commission and serves as a Board Member for Children’s Action Alliance and the Children’s Museum of Phoenix.
Recognized for her community involvement and excellence in education, Maxwell received the 2016 Outstanding Adjunct Award from Chandler-Gilbert Community College and the 2015 East Valley NAACP Education Advocacy Award.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Ms. Maxwell resides in Chandler and has a son who attends Arizona State University, and a daughter who is a high school junior.
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My guests are members of Oscar Grant III’s family, his mother - Wanda Johnson, his uncle - Cephas X Johnson (Uncle Bobby) , aunt - Beatrice X Johnson; and supporters, civil rights attorney Charles Bonner, Min. Abdul Sabur Muhammad and Elaine Brown, former Black Panther national president.
Join us as we discuss their continued fight to seek justice for Oscar Grant III, 22, who was murdered by Bart police officer Johannes Mehserle on New Years day 2009, on the Bart rapid transit Fruitvale station platform in Oakland California.
On July 8, 2010, Mehserle was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and not guilty of the murder charge and voluntary manslaughter. He was sentenced to two years in prison, but only served 11 months.
The case was reopened last October by District Attorney Nancy O’Malley, only to have her close it, without her filing any additional charges against former Bart officer Anthony Pirone, who lied in his report and instigated the whole incident that got Grant killed. Pirone was never charged for his actions that led to Grant’s death.
Grant’s family and supporters are on a national campaign to change the district attorney’s “decision,” and finally get Grant the justice he deserves.
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TAGS dedicates its FIRST and SECOND HOURS, 2 P - 3 P and 3 P - 4 P, celebrates the historic inauguration of Joseph Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris, as President and Vice President of the United States of America, through music, commentary, the phenomenal poet Amanda Gorman and of course the inaugural address by President Biden. This segment is hour 2.
January 2021 has seen a lot already, a new variant of COVID-19, an insurrection and attempted coup by the past occupant of the white house and his radical supporters, Trump's impeachment, Senate victories of two Democratic Georgia candidates and now the beautiful historic inauguration. Let's keep moving UP.
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TAGS dedicates its FIRST and SECOND HOURS to celebrating the historic inauguration of Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris, as President and Vice President of the United States of America, through music, commentary, the phenomenal poet Amanda Gorman and of course the inaugural address by President Biden.
January 2021 has seen a lot already, a new variant of COVID-19, an insurrection and attempted coup by the past occupant of the white house and his radical supporters, Trump's impeachment, Senate victories of two Democratic Georgia candidates and now the beautiful historic inauguration. Let's keep moving UP.
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My guest is Sandra Bassett, president and CEO of the West Valley Arts Council.
Join us as we discuss the West Valley Arts Council's upcoming exhibit, IMPRINT: African Americans in the Arts.
The exhibit which kicks off Jan 22, with an opening reception (reservations are necessary and runs through March 8, is in observance of Black History Month and recognition of the contributions African American artists have made in our community and the greater culture.
"Imprint" will feature visual artists Joe Willie Smith, Alvin Galloway, Phalen Booker, Wanda King, Kathi Williams, John Neville. According to the WVA, “these Arizona artists spark thoughtful and captivating dialogue through visual and interactive concept.”
Bassett, a very talented musician and singer, from Detroit, knows the challenges artists in all platforms are experiencing difficulties during this pandemic. Which is why the WVAC is sponsoring an array of activities all of which follow CDC COVID-19 protocols.
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TAGS guest is Dr. Neal Lester, Ph.D., Foundation Professor of English and Founding Director of Project Humanities at Arizona State University. (TAGS file photo)
Join us as we discuss his "Service Saturdays" initiative which assist those currently experiencing homelessness become visible and receive humanity.
Dr. Lester has been a Professor of English at Arizona State University since 1997, having taught previously at the University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa)—the first African American faculty member tenured in the Department of English--and at the University of Montevallo (AL).
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My guest for the FIRST-HALF of the SECOND HOUR, 3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., is Jennifer Kiernan, founder and executive director of Saving Amy, Inc., a non-profit organization assisting individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
Join us as we discuss the inspiration behind founding Saving Amy and the organization's mission.
Kiernan has a heart for helping others. She works closely with our Saving Amy community in every aspect of the day to day operations.
Jennifer sees her role as bringing volunteers and families in need together to coalesce the Saving Amy vision; ‘A world where all people come together as one community; empowering each other to experience life changing ways of living through inner transformation, compassion and love’.
She brings people together to work as a team, each individual adding their own unique strengths, to implement strategies and programs to reach the shared goal of breaking the cycle of homelessness.
Most importantly she is a mom of four amazing children, three young adults and one teenager, who each know they have a call to change the world in their own unique way. Jennifer believes we are all called to make a difference in the world. She states, “I have a front row seat to the generosity and kindness of humankind.
Saving Amy was founded with a mission to empower individuals and families transitioning out of homelessness by transforming lives through mentoring, teaching life skills, educational advancement, and financial stability through employment.
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My guest is Arizona Legislative District 16 Democratic candidate Rev. Dr. Helen Hunter.
Join us as we discuss her candidacy, her inspiration for running for office and her plans if elected as a state representative.
Rev. Dr. Helen A. Hunter partners with the community – organizer, social justice advocate, pastor, chaplain, and businesswoman. She has worked for underserved populations for 30+ years, especially in the areas of housing and healthcare.
In collaboration with Arizonans Concerned About Smoking (ACAS) and the United States Public Health Service (USPHS), Dr. Hunter has assisted, supported, and rewarded implementation of non-smoking policies among many HBCU’s.
As a pastor, Dr. Hunter helps provide transitional, permanent, and affordable housing for low- and moderate-income individuals and families. Dr. Hunter has lived in Mesa 13+ years and has been very active in Arizona’s East Valley communities.
Leading efforts to ensure equal rights for all, Dr. Hunter was instrumental in creating meaningful, accountable community policing and currently serves on Mesa’s Use of Force Committee.
As leader of the East Valley NAACP for 6.5 year, her work with East Valley Police Chiefs was recognized with the Golden Rule Award (2019) by the Arizona Interfaith Movement. Dr. Hunter truly believes we can and we must commit to solve societal problems TOGETHER. Working, serving, giving and living TOGETHER and …. adhering to the GOLDEN RULE, treating others as we want to be treated … with dignity, integrity, honesty and respect.
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My guest is Felecia Rotellini, chair of the Arizona Democratic Party.
Join us as we discuss the 2020 election, Biden/Harris ticket, the presidential debate, state races, voter registration challenges and more.
Rotellini, has served as Arizona Democratic Party chair since 2018. An attorney, Rotellini spent 13 years as an assistant state attorney general before serving as the Superintendent of the Arizona State Banking Department under Governor Janet Napolitano. She was the Democratic nominee for Arizona Attorney General in 2010 and 2014.
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My guest is Natalie Luna Rose, a candidate for the Tucson Unified School Governing Board.
Join us as we discuss her candidacy, her inspiration for running for office and her plans if elected as school board member.
Natalie Luna Rose has 20 years of experience in communications and the electoral process at all levels – from local races to the U.S. House of Representatives. She served as Press Secretary for U.S. Congressman Raul M. Grijalva. Currently at the Arizona Center for Disability Law, she provides strategic leadership on community outreach and engagement.
A native Tucsonan, Natalie spends time with husband Josh and their seventh grade daughter, Lily.
She has served on the Tucson Unified Parent Advisory Council, the board of Children’s Action Alliance and with the Center for Progressive Leadership.
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My guest is Sarah Tyree, military veteran and Arizona LD 22 State Senate candidate.
Join us as we discuss her life journey, state senate candidacy and her priorities if elected.
A native of Arizona, Tyree was born in Laveen and raised in Maryvale. She grew up in a single parent home, surviving abuse and poverty.
She graduated from Trevor Browne High School at the age of 17! After graduating, she joined the United States Army and served our country for 8 years.
At 21 she received her first Undergrad Degree in Social Work, followed by a second in Political Science. She then earned her Master’s Degree in Social Work.
After college, her work in the non-profit sector allowed her to work with legislators in Tennessee and Utah, providing knowledge, testifying in committee hearings and writing bills that now help provide safety and security for constituents.
It also allowed her to work together with other vulnerable and systematically oppressed populations.
She currently serves as the Medical Special Needs Coordinator at Luke Air Force Base, where she’s able to continue giving back to her sisters and brothers in arms, by serving their families.
As a small business owner, she believes in autonomy. More than ever, she appreciates the freedom of choice because it has allowed her to step away from a world of survival and move into a world of abundance!
She is a firm believer in justice for all and not just some. She believes not just in equality, but in equity and that together, as a community, everyone can succeed!
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My guest is Whitney Walker, the Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Supervisor-District 3 and my guest co-host is Radio Phoenix programmer, Leslie Beatty.
in recognition of OCTOBER being DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH, TAGS continues part two of its discussion on this community issue.
Walker, a former Protecting Arizona's Family Coalition (PAFCO) director of communications and public policy, has spent her career advocating for sustainable policy solutions on behalf domestic and sexual violence survivors and their families.
Walker has advocated to close systematic gaps to end cycles of violence and poverty. and resources to countless survivors.
Co-host, Beatty is an engineer, innovator, and thought leader in the Healthcare Industry. She demonstrates her passion for women’s empowerment, African American youth leadership, and social justice through various channels of community involvement.
Beatty, a mother of two beautiful, resilient children, dedicates time to helping victims of domestic violence transform into thriving survivors.
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My guests for this segment is a politically and community involved FAMILY AFFAIR! My guests are Berdetta Hodge, mother, and her two sons, Jevin Hodge and Jazin Hodge.
The Hodges are making a difference in the city of Tempe and the state of Arizona.
Berdetta Hodge is the first African American to be elected to any office in Tempe. In 2016 she was elected to the Tempe Union High School District (TUHSD) Governing Board. She currently serves as the president of the board. She is running for re-election to TUHSD board.
For over 25 years she has served as a proud leader in the community and schools for over twenty five years - first as a student and now as a parent and advocate. She has had the honor to serve on several site and district advisory committees, booster clubs, and parental engagement groups for Tempe and Phoenix schools. She is very active with the Black Students Union groups in the Tempe Union schools, where she volunteers as mentor and assists with their community engagement efforts.
Berdetta lives and breathes education and has served as a board member of the Booker T. Washington Child Development Center. She also serves on the the Mesa Art Center Foundation, a member of the East Valley NAACP leadership team as an education liaison, and as the First Vice Chairwoman of the Legislative District 26 Democrats. As an endorsed member of Arizona’s List - the leading organization electing pro-choice women, Berdetta actively works to help women get elected around the state of Arizona. Her favorite quote is “Our fingertips never fade from the lives we touch.”
Listen in as I discuss with her community involvement, the challenges of facing her school district in this COVID-19 era and raising two civically engaged Black sons.
Jevin Hodge, is a candidate for Maricopa County Board of Supervisors-District 1.
Jevin is a proud advocate for local communities. He has been involved in policy advising and campaign management at the municipal, state, and federal level. Including advising top level government officials and key business leaders on how to best engage millennials.
Jevin is deeply involved in his community. He serves as the Chair of the Booker T. Washington Child Development Center, is the former President of the Tempe Union High Schools Education Foundation, and sits on the boards of several non-profit charitable institutions around Arizona.
Join us as I discuss his candidacy, the responsibilities of a county supervisor.
Jazin Hodge is a senior at New York University. He has been actively involved in the community working on campaigns and community issues. He currently works with "Our Voice, Our Vote – Arizona," a member-led organization committed to advocating for progressive public policies, and mobilizing voters, training the next generation of leaders, electing champions into office, and holding elected officials accountable. Jazin will attend law school following his graduation from NYU.
Join us as I discuss his activities and future plans.
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My guest for the FIRST-HALF of the segment is a Daniel Toporek, Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Treasurer.
Join us as we discuss his candidacy, the responsibilities of the treasurer and his plans if elected County Treasurer.
Toporek served thirty-four years as a Marine and Army Attack Pilot. His passion for service to the community stems from growing up in a family dedicated to improving the lives of their fellow Arizonans.
He says he is running for Maricopa County Treasurer to restore public trust in county government and to continue his life of service to the people of the community.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), SUNDAYS, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, is an ENCORE BROADCAST is Mr. Alfredo Gutierrez, educator, author community activists, entrepreneur, consultant. The show originally aired 9-23-18 and was rebroadcast on 9-22-19.
Mr. Gutierrez was is a former AZ State Senator and former Maricopa Community College District Board.
A native of Miami, AZ, Mr. Gutierrez is well-known as an activist and organizer in the Latino community. He is a founder of Chicanos por la Causa and Valle del Sol, and served as an organizer for United Farm Workers. He left the Arizona legislature in 1986 and formed a public relations, lobbying, and issues-management firm. He has primarily worked as a private consultant, speaker, and teacher and is known as an advocate for public schools and immigration reform.
Join us as we discuss his life journey, education, politics and more.
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This segment of The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS) on radiophoenix.org, is a tribute to the musical genius PRINCE, with commentary from educator and music critic, Mr. Michael Cox.
Join us as we discuss Prince Rogers Nelson's music and influence in the music industry.
Prince's was a musical genius, whose masterpieces hit all genres of music, soul, rock, hip hop, blues you name it. The Minnesota native etched a sound in the history books that was named the Minneapolis sound, launching the careers of many that touched the hem of his garment. But he did just write songs, play instruments, he was also a filmmaker, producer, philanthropist and more. His sudden death shocked the world but his spirit lives on through the legacy of his music and those he influenced.
Michael Cox is a native of Utica, New York. He is a 16-year veteran teacher. A graduate of Trevor Browne High School is also a proud graduate of University of Arizona . He earned his M.B.A in 2001 from University of Phoenix. He was a semi-finalist for Rodel’s math teacher of the year. Cox is a connoisseur of music. When he isn’t teaching, he enjoys creating mix-tapes and watching movies.
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My guest. is arts advocate, producer and Radio Phoenix host Leah Marche.
Listen as TAGS chats with them regarding the COVID-19 Corona virus and how she is managing the economic, social challenges brought on by the pandemic.
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My guest is Curtis Brewton, owner CURREG Men's Wear and Accessories in Phoenix.
Listen as TAGS chats with them regarding the COVID-19 Corona virus and how he is managing the economic, social challenges brought on by the pandemic.
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My guest is Mr. Glenn Ellis, a medical ethicist, researcher, writer, lecturer and president of Strategies for Well-Being, LLC., a global consultancy that focuses on health literacy, equity, disparities, advocacy, policy and communication.
Listen in as we discuss his journey in the medical field, health disparities, facts and false information regarding COVID-19 Corona Virus and in the Black community and more. You don't want to miss this show!
Mr Ellis is passionately focused on the ethical protection of rights for patients—especially African Americans and other historically marginalized populations—in medical care and clinical research. Ellis’ dedication to health equity for marginalized and disenfranchised populations has earned him the respect and recognition of public health experts, physicians, academics and scientists across the globe.
Ellis has authored and co-authored papers in the American Journal of Public Health, American Journal of Academic Medicine; the Journal of Philosophy; and Ethics and the Journal of Healthcare Science and the Humanities. He is also the author of Which Doctor? (2006) and Information in the Best Medicine (2012).
In addition to a weekly syndicated health column in the Black Press, he also hosts a weekly podcast health program, “Information is the Best Medicine”. He is the regular contributor on health and medical issues for Philadelphia’s WDAS-FM; Los Angeles’s KJLH-FM; WVON-AM in Chicago; KSYB-AM in Louisiana; and WATV-AM in Birmingham. Ellis was a member of the Black Media Delegation at AIDS 2008 Mexico City, AIDS 2010 Vienna and AIDS 2012 Washington.
Since 2004, he has conducted research and written about the Cuban health system.
Ellis has presented at scientific, academic and health conferences across the United States, as well as Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Italy, Kenya, the Netherlands, South Africa, Ukraine and more. He was a guest lecturer at the IV International Symposium on Bioethics in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, where his abstract was published under the auspices of the esteemed European Science Foundation and in the Journal of Philosophy and Ethics.
He recently presented on “Inclusion and Retention of African Americans in Clinical Trials” in Havana.
A native of Birmingham, Alabama, Ellis did his undergraduate Pre-Med studies at the University of Pennsylvania, his Ethics graduate studies at St. Joseph University (Certified Health Care Ethicist). and received a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the University of Liverpool.
Ellis is a 2018-2019 Research Bioethics Fellow at Harvard Medical School.
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TAGS inaugural HISTORICAL BLACK FACTS, "BLACK IN THE MOMENT" segment of historical facts, with the reading of "African Americans Seek Protection (1865)"., and the poetry of Russian poet Gennady Aygi
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My is the newly appointed president and CEO of the West Valley Arts Council, Sandra Bassett. Join us as we discuss her plans for the Council and her career and a musical artist and corporate management background.
Bassett has extensive experience in cultural program implementation, finance management, and revenue growth for prominent for-profit and non-profit organizations.
A very talented musician and singer, the Detroit native, Bassett has a vast international and national arts & cultural experience, combined with her years of dynamic leadership roles in business, gives her the exact knowledge and capabilities this role needs, Kathy Knecht, Chair of the Board, said.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. TAGS's guest is Mr. Luther Patton, owner of Compac Design, an electronics company in Arizona.
Listen in as we reflect on the life of human rights advocate Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery, the Dean of the Civil Rights Movement." Patton's family and Lowery's family are longtime friends. Dr. Lowery officiated Patton's wedding in Mississippi.
Dr. Lowery, "The Dean of the Civil Rights Movement," who passed on March 28 at the age of 98, was co-founder of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In 2009, Lowery was awarded the Medal of Freedom, the highest American civilian award by President Barack Obama.
The veteran civil rights leader was on the battlefield for over half-a century fighting for equality and justice, an advocate for the poor and downtrodden, despite numerous attempts on his life.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on radiophoenix.org, TAGS guests are Lynn Johnson, Health and Human Services'
assistant secretary Administration for Children and Families, and Clarence H. Carter HHS's Director of the Office of Family Assistance and the Acting Director of the Office of Community Services at HHS’ Administration for Children and Families.
Join us as we discuss their responsibilities and how it affects children and families. The interview was happened during the mid-February Fathers and Families Coalition of America's annual four-day conference in Los Angeles, in which Sect. Johnson was presented the Hon. John S. Martinez National Leadership award, which is named after the late Connecticut state representative and former FFCA board member.
Asst. Secretary Lynn Johnson was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on August 28, 2018.
Before joining the Trump administration, Mrs. Johnson served as the executive director of Jefferson County Human Services in Colorado, overseeing the county’s Head Start program, as well as programs on the workforce, career and family services, child welfare, justice services and community assistance.
Prior to this position, Mrs. Johnson ran her own consulting firm, which dealt with mental health, high risk youth, developmental disabilities, child welfare and early childhood education.
She was the chief of staff to Colorado Lt. Gov. Jane E. Norton in 2003, and from 1999 to 2002 was a policy advisor to Colorado Governor Bill Owens. Before joining the Owens administration, Mrs. Johnson served as a senior specialist with the United States Courts as a probation and parole officer. She was responsible for direct supervision of offenders with mental health problems and offenders convicted of sex offenses.
Mrs. Johnson has a bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation from the University of Northern Colorado and a master’s degree in social work from Arizona State University. She is a graduate of the Federal Judicial Center National Leadership Development Program and Harvard Executive Education for State and Local Governments. Mrs. Johnson has been happily married for 32 years and is the mother of three adult children.
Director Carter comes from the Institute for the Improvement of the Human Condition, which he founded. At that organization, he worked with state and local safety net agencies to meet the emergency needs of socially and economically vulnerable citizens.
Carter served as the Director of the Arizona Department of Economic Security, in addition to other state, federal and local human services management positions.
During his service in the Bush Administration, he managed the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and served as the Director of the Office of Community Services. As Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Social Services, his program was instrumental in growing the capacity of its citizens. In his first five years, more than 25,000 public assistance recipients obtained gainful employment, earning in excess of $200 million. During his tenure, Virginia’s public assistance rolls were reduced by more than half, from an all-time high of 74,000 families to a 30-year low of 31,000.
On the local level, while serving as the Director of the Washington, D.C., Department of Human Services, Carter led the design and operation of an initiative to house more than 1,000 homeless residents. It was this effort that transformed the District’s shelter-based homeless system to one based in permanent supportive housing as the primary mechanism to reduce homelessness.
Both Sect. Johnson and Director Carter have ties to Arizona.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. My guest is Dr. James Rodriguez MSW, Chief Executive Officer and President of Fathers & Families Coalition of America, Inc (FFCA)
Listen in as we discuss the recent FFCA conference held in Los Angeles February, 24-27, its goals and objectives.
Dr. James C. Rodríguez, MSW serves as the Chief Executive Officer and President of Fathers & Families Coalition of America, Inc, a national and international agency, committed to delivering services, education, training, and advocacy to make a difference in the fatherhood field headquarter in California. James cultivated the vision to form a group of service providers in Arizona to improve the lives of children and families serving over 5000 young parents annually for a decade. In 2007, he embraced the paradigm shift of direct services into what is now FFCA an international membership base with the executive leadership of over 50 Affiliates in the U.S., Jamaica, Australia, Puerto Rico, Africa, Bermuda, United Kingdome, China, Bolivia, and over fifty affiliates throughout the United States.
His vision to champion healthy families through increased professional development led to supportive curricula with a proven foundation of twenty years hosting the Families and Fathers Annual Conference The continuous professional development extensions of FFCA have formed well over 75 regional conferences in rural communities, tribal nations, inner-city and the first Caribbean fatherhood and families’ conference in Puerto Rico and Jamaica as well as into African and Australia. These professional development conferences have trained over 30,000 attendees from over 500 U.S. cities and 90 nations with a global increase of 10000 additional using virtual platforms.
He is a recipient of several awards for his professional service including professional service The Presidential Lifetime Call to Service Recipient – Office of the President of the United States of America – Hon. President Barack Obama and recognition from several Congressional leaders for developing programs to enrich families and children.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS) on radiophoenix.org. My guests are USS Oscar Austin's Commanding Officer Wesley Brown and Master Chief Clayton Finkleman, and DL White, Oscar P. Austin Recognition Committee founder.
Join us as we discuss the heroic life of the late Phoenix resident, Pvt 1st Class Oscar P. Austin and the special tributes for Austin at the Greenwood Cemetery and special recognition from State leaders at the Arizona Capital.
Pvt. Austin was killed in 1969 in the line of duty during the Viet Nam War. He was awarded the Medal Honor and Purple Heart, for his life sacrifice that saved many of his fellow Marines and has a battleship named in his honor. 51st anniversary of his sacrifice and 7th Annual Day of Remembrance in honor of Pfc. Oscar P. Austin, Sunday, was held February 23,, Greenwood Cemetery's " Field of Honor" in Phoenix.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on radiophoenix.org. Our guest is Renaldo Fowler, AZ Center for Disability Law senior staff advocate. Join us as we discuss the upcoming African American Conference on Disabilities, Feb. 15. The 9th annual conference was founded by Fowler and David Carey, Advocacy specialist at Ability 360, to make the Black community aware of laws and resources that can impact lives.
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This segment of TAGS is an ENCORE REBROADCAST of a 2017 interview on radiophoenix.org., with Dr.Barbara Williams Emerson.
She is a veteran activist, academic leader, and consultant. Dr Williams-Emerson is the daughter of civil and human rights icon Rev. Hosea Williams.
Join us as we discuss the civil rights movement, her father, a research scientist turned activist, and a close associate to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; voting and more.
Having started as a voter registration organizer at age fifteen, her involvement with Martin Luther King, Jr. took her to civil rights movements in Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Washington, D. C., Chicago, and New York. She participated in the 1963 March on Washington and the 1965 Selma to Montgomery March, directed by her father Hosea Williams. She has participated in “Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless” since her family started the dinners over 40 years ago. She lectures nationally and internationally on the Civil Rights Movement
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on radiphoenix.org. Join us as we pay tribute to Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King would have celebrated his 91st birthday on January 15, if not gunned down by an assassin's bullet April 4, 1968, in Memphis Tennessee.
Arizona has a long and complicated history with celebration of the Dr. King's holiday, with an executive order by then Gov Bruce Babbitt designation of a holiday honoring the slain civil rights leader, a revocation of that order by incoming Republican Ev Mecham and his many controversies, to economic boycotts of the state, to the impeachment of Mecham, his removal from office to the state passing a holiday.
Join us as we listen to Dr. King, a true revolutionary person.
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TAGS, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. TAGS broadcast of Part 2 of a panel discussion held December 8, 2019, at the Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix entitled " How To Grow Diversity Within the Secular Movement." featuring moderator Robert Peoples, and panelist Mandisa Thomas and Dr. Neal Lester.
Robert Peoples is founder and Chair of Affinis Humanity Coalition (AHC); a nonprofit organization and a Board Member of Secular Coalition for Arizona.
Mandisa Lateefah Thomas is president of Black Nonbelievers Inc., which she co-founded in 2011. Thomas serves on the board for American Atheists and the American Humanist Association.
NEAL A. LESTER, Ph.D. is Foundation Professor of English and Founding Director of Project Humanities at Arizona State University. His areas of specialization are African American literature and cultural studies.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, Sundays, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. My guest is ME, Alvin Galloway.
Join me as I celebrate the Holiday Season with some Christmas music as you enjoy your time with family, friends and sports. Oh and of course food.
TIS DA SEASON!!
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The Alvin Galloway Show, Sundays, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. My guest is radio host Tashema Shanae Oats, "Lady T."
Join us as we discuss her journey in music and to the Arizona desert.
Lady T is a native of Buffalo New York and is the host of "Don't Disturb This Groove," Sundays, 4 p -5 p, on radiophoenix.org.
Lady T jams with R&B music with some great commentary, bringing some interesting information on a variety of musical artists.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. My guest is Karl Gentles, a Democratic candidate for Arizona Congressional District 6.
Join us as we discuss his journey, and why he is running for office and what issues he plans to address.
Gentles is a partner at The Gentles Agency, a brand strategy, event production, and strategic communications agency, which he co-owns with his wife, Carla Gentles, a retired Army Reserves Master Sergeant . The agency created the Phoenix Famtastical Festival—attended by 20,000 people in 2018.
He also serves as executive director of Back to School Clothing Drive, a nonprofit that provides elementary school students with new school uniforms, outfits and supplies.
He is a longtime supporter of Democrats and Democratic campaigns, from interning on former Arizona Governor Bruce Babbitt’s presidential campaign to running city council campaigns to supporting President Obama.
He also served as a staff assistant for Senator John McCain in 1989. Gentles credits the Senator for showing him that politics is less about ideology and party and more about building coalitions and doing what is right regardless of those factors.
His diverse business background includes a record of economic development and job creation as part of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council. He also has extensive civic and community involvement.
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My guest for the first-half, is Whitney Walker, former Protecting Arizona's Family Coalition (PAFCO) director of communications and public policy. Ms Walker was a panelist on the "Why Counting the Children Matters Most: The Stakes for Ethnic Arizonans in the 2020 Census," discussion held December 6, at the Indian School Visitor Center, Phoenix AZ. The event was sponsored by Ethnic Media Services, One Arizona and the Arizona Community Foundation.
Join us as we discuss the importance of the 2020 Census and it's effects on children and families and Protecting Arizona's Family Coalition.
Walker holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Juris Doctor. Drawn to her passion and commitment to social justice and equity, Whitney transition from the corporate setting to the non-profit sector as to advocate for equitable public policy priorities for Arizonan families. Protecting Arizona's Family Coalition (PAFCO) is an inclusive and nonpartisan alliance of health and human service agencies, faith-based communities, and advocacy networks that advocate for vulnerable populations. Since 2001, PAFCO has work to create a just and thriving Arizona where all people are valued equally and living to their full potential.
The SECOND-HALF of the broadcast, is a portion of the "Why Counting Kids Matters Most: The Stakes for Ethnic Arizonans in the 2020 Census," two hour briefing on the Census, held December 6 at Indian Visitor Center in Phoenix.
Sponsored by Ethnic Media Services, One Arizona and Arizona Community Foundation; presenters included
Jim Chang , Arizona State Demographer; Alec Thomson , Arizona Complete Count Committee; Whitney Walker , Protecting Arizona’s Family Coalition; Janice Palmer, Helios Foundation; Mark Trahant , Indian Country Today/Cronkite School of Journalism; Eduardo Sainz , Mi Familia Volta.
Round-table discussion panelists were Alex Castillo-Nuñez , Inter Tribal Council of Arizona; Nora Castenada , Somali American United Council; Martin Assumani, Democratic Republic of Congo Community of Arizona; Lizbeth Luna, NALEO; Dr. Barry Wong , Arizona Chinese Chamber of Commerce; Tameka Spence, Arizona Coalition for Change.
Special guest address by AZ Rep. Diego Rodriguez, LD-27.
Listen in to the discussion of the importance of the 2020 Census and it's effects on children and families by elected officials, experts and advocates provide demographic data, basic facts about how the Census works, the special stakes for children, and challenges for traditionally undercounted.
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My guests are Ghazi Hamza Muhammad and Cheyenne Muhammad.
Join us as we discuss their remarkable life journey and how they are triumphing over tragedy.
Ghazi & Cheyenne each have remarkable stories about how they overcame life challenges. The John Maxwell certified motivational speakers, personal coaches and authors, recently lost a child, but through the pain they are helping others.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS) FOURTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY SHOW, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, on the Alvin Galloway Show, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on radiophoenix.org. Our guest is Tara Laurie, founder and CEO of Youth World Education Project (YWEP).
Join us as we discuss her journey, her non-profit YWEP and her December 14 program, Urban Experience 2019..
Tara Laurie is the founder and CEO of Youth World Education Project (YWEP). Ms. Laurie’s story is one of perseverance, resiliency, and risk taking. The Harlem, New York native credits her upbringing for making her the strong, determined woman she is today. She recognizes one of the best ways to bring about change is through education.
Throughout her professional career, she served as a child group therapist with The Clinic for Child Study and teacher at schools in the Detroit, MI and Phoenix, AZ areas. Laurie also served as a social worker for GEAR UP, a program aimed at increasing the number of low-income students prepared to enter and succeed in post-secondary education.
Prior to founding YWEP, Laurie served as a capacity building specialist with Education Station and The Maricopa County Collective for Adolescent Well-Being. Her academic and professional careers helped to lay the foundation for her proudest achievement, starting her own non-profit agency to reduce the number of disconnected youth and families. She realizes that the greatest gift you can give the world is through the servitude of those in need.
Through YWEP, her goal is to empower youth by increasing self-confidence and providing them with the tools they need to become successful individuals.
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Join us, TAGS BIRTHDAY SHOW, The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Join us as we CELEBRATE OUR FOURTH ANNIVERSARY of the Alvin Galloway Show with our guest, Clottee Hammons.
Ms Hammons was our first guest on TAGS inaugural in 2015 and has been our guest for each anniversary show. Join us as we discuss her latest "ARTIVIST" adventures and exhibitions.
Hammons is a social and visual artist, curator and more, whose work brings a diverse audience together and challenges societal norms. She is the founder of Emancipation Arts and Inspired Truths Series.
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The Alvin Galloway Show (TAGS) for an ENCORE BROADCAST, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, on the Alvin Galloway Show, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on radiophoenix.org. CELEBRATING VETERANS, TAGS honors WOMEN VETERANS with our guests, Captain Burniece Lytle (Ret) and Sergeant Sabrina A. Douglas (Ret).
Join us as we discuss the ins and outs of their military service.
Capt Lytle spent 23 years in the U.S. Army. Joining the military after graduating from high school, she was initially stationed at Ft Bragg, Lytle was one the first female members of a special forces unit during the Viet Nam war. Stationed at various military installations, she overcame many challenges, to have a successful career in the Army. The mother of one son and grandmother of a handsome grandson, Lytle is very active in the Boy Scout organization at her church and regional district. She instills discipline, organization and in the young men she interacts with. She is also a very talented theatrical wardrobe designer.
Sabrina A. Douglas is a U.S. Army veteran who served 8 years active duty, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant (SSG/E-6). She held a Top-Secret security clearance, worked as an Electronic Warfare/Communications Traffic Analyst (98Charlie) and was also trained as a Cryptologist. She would have to kill you if she told you more. ‘Sergeant’ Douglas was stationed at Ft. Hood, TX, Torii Station in Okinawa, Japan and Ft. Monmouth, NJ. She served temporary duty in South Korea, Egypt, at the Pentagon, Ft. Meade, MD and the National Security Agency (NSA). From Squad Leader in Basic Training to Squad Leader at her last duty station ‘Sergeant Douglas’ was always about the “man and the mission.” Sabrina says joining the Army was one of the best decisions in her life. She’s mother to 3 “Army Brats”, and Gma to 8 wonderful human beings! She spends lots of time teaching her children & grands about the significance of those who served, taking them to the Veterans Day Parade.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest is Dr. James Rodriguez, MSW, Chief Executive Officer and President of Fathers & Families Coalition of America, Inc (FFCA)
Join us as we discuss his organization, its goals and objectives and its February 2020 conference.
Dr. James C. Rodríguez, MSW serves as the Chief Executive Officer and President of Fathers & Families Coalition of America, Inc, a national and international agency, committed to delivering services, education, training, and advocacy to make a difference in the fatherhood field headquarter in California. James cultivated the vision to form a group of service providers in Arizona to improve the lives of children and families serving over 5000 young parents annually for a decade. In 2007, he embraced the paradigm shift of direct services into what is now FFCA an international membership base with the executive leadership of over 50 Affiliates in the U.S., Jamaica, Australia, Puerto Rico, Africa, Bermuda, United Kingdom, China, Bolivia, and over fifty affiliates throughout the United States.
His vision to champion healthy families through increased professional development led to supportive curricula with a proven foundation of twenty years hosting the Families and Fathers Annual Conference The continuous professional development extensions of FFCA have formed well over 75 regional conferences in rural communities, tribal nations, inner-city and the first Caribbean fatherhood and families’ conference in Puerto Rico and Jamaica as well as into African and Australia. These professional development conferences have trained over 30,000 attendees from over 500 U.S. cities and 90 nations with a global increase of 10000 additional using virtual platforms.
A military veteran, Dr. Rodriguez is a professor at Mesa Community College, Central Arizona College, Arizona State University and University of Southern California, developing programs to enrich families and children.
He is a recipient of several awards for his professional service including professional service The Presidential Lifetime Call to Service Recipient – Office of the President of the United States of America – Hon. President Barack Obama and recognition from several Congressional leaders.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest is Bathsheba Nichole Adams.
Join us as we discuss her organization, Eyes Like Mine, and its November 17, "Live to Give Christmas Benefit Gala," to help foster and adoptive children.
The mult-talented Bathsheba, who is a model, recording artist, actress, DJ, aged out of the foster child system. Through determination and perseverance and assistance from "Angels" she was able to overcome numerous challenges.
Eyes Like Mine Non Profit Foundation was Incorporated on May 4, 2016. Dedicated to Foster and Adopted Children. Eyes Like Mine has plans to open churches, group homes, recreational centers, warehouses and facilities that will benefit foster and adopted children and the families that care for them. We have no limitations on what we will do to help our foster and adopted children. Providing awareness, clothes, shoes, toiletries, toys, counseling, mentoring, grants for school, transportation, trips, and food are only a few ways Eyes Like Mine caters to the foster and adopted youth.
Eyes Like Mine Non Profit Foundation aspires to encourage foster and adopted youth from all elements of life. With no exceptions crossing all boundaries, of age, class, religion, gender, sexual orientation, education and culture. Improving a child's life in addition to their family unit builds a better community. Collectively, Eyes Like Mine hopes to contribute to building a better humanity. .
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest is Lloyd Hopkins, CEO and founder of the Million Dollar Teacher Project (MDTP).
Join us as we discuss his organization, its goals and objectives.
Lloyd Hopkins is an organizational leader with extensive experience in community and nonprofit work. He has worked in and around education for 18 years. He graduated from Arizona State University with his degree in Nonprofit Management and Leadership and took his passion for ensuring quality education for all to launch the teacher recruitment and retention program, Million Dollar Teacher Project. In addition to being a founder and executive director he is also an entrepreneur and philanthropist.
As a philanthropist he is the chair of Real Engagement through Active Philanthropy (R.E.A.P) which is a fund under the Arizona Community Foundation the supports programs making positive impacts on African-American Youth and is currently working with an Achieve60AZ Taskforce on improving attainment for the African American community in Arizona. For his efforts he was recently a finalist for the Phoenix Center of the Arts Mayor’s Arts Awards for his Million Dollar Teacher Tree program and was honored by the East Valley NAACP with the Malala Yousafzai Equity in Education Award. He is also an alum of Valley Leadership’s Class 40.
The mission of MDTP is to elevate the teaching profession through increased recognition, compensation and support. Our vision is to create a world where every student is taught by a highly trained, qualified, understanding and engaged teacher.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guests are members of the African American Christian Clergy Coalition's (AACCC) Criminal Justice Reform Project; Apostle Alfred Smith, Sr., Tricia Ann King and Baiyina Abdas,
Join us as we discuss their criminal justice reform project and more.
The vision of the African American Christian Clergy Coalition is to promote unity among African American Clergy, in order that our individual lives would be enriched, our diverse churches and ministries would be strengthened.
Apostle Alfred Smith, Sr. is Senior Pastor of Greater Impact Church and Leadership Councilman of the African American Christian Clergy Coalition (AACCC), a network of over 120 Pastors and Faith Leaders in Maricopa County.
Apostle Smith has been preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ and ministering to the Formerly Incarcerated, their families and communities for nearly three decades. As a family member of a formerly incarcerated individual, Apostle Smith has intimate knowledge of the journey to healing and restoration from systems bondage.
Tricia Ann King is a minister and artist, sharing the Gospel of Christ through evangelism, dance and the spoken word. Tricia is also a formerly incarcerated single mother of two, navigating the nearly 44,000 collateral consequences of reentry while pursuing a successful career in the medical field.
Baiyina Abdas is Communications Coordinator of the African American Christian Clergy Coalition’s (AACCC) Criminal Justice Reform Project, committed to communicating the coalition’s three-pronged approach to reform: lifting a prophetic voice to speak out against systemic injustice, engaging and activating faith leaders to impact changes to criminal justice policy, and educating communities on how to advocate for change on a grassroots level.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest is software engineer and artist, Rupali Holmes.
Join us as we discuss her artistic journey and her project to benefit Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Rupali Holmes is a technical program manager at an international tech company, BUT she is also a talented artist and is using her talent to help others through GIVING FROM THE ART-
Giving from the Art was created to honor the memory of a friend, who lost her battle with acute myeloid leukemia in June 2018, at the age of 40.
All profits from the sale of art prints and cards on this site will be donated to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Light the Night fund raiser. Light the Night will be in Phoenix, AZ on November 16, 2019 and art prints/cards will be available for sale until November 15, 2019. Read more about Light the Night.
Browse the Store to see what's available for sale, learn more about how proceeds benefit LLS and feel free to contact her with questions. https://givingfromtheart.indiemade.com/
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest is veteran journalist Sandy Close.
Join us as we discuss the importance of the upcoming Census. Close has been traveling the country getting a ulse onthe ethnic communities response to the Census.
Sandy Close is a veteran journalist and the founder of Ethnic Media Services. She was the Executive Director of Pacific News Services from 1974 to 2017 and of New American Media from 1996 to 2017.
Close worked as the China editor in Hong Kong for the Far Eastern Economic Review in the mid-1960s. Upon her return to the U.S. she co-founded Oakland-based newspaper The Flatlands. She was also a weekly commentator for Morning Edition from 1984-85.
In 1991, she founded Yo! Youth Outlook, a monthly magazine of youth writing and art, and in 1996, she co-founded The Beat Within, a weekly journal written by incarcerated youth.
She served as the Executive Director of Pacific News Service from 1974 to the publication's closing in 2017. In 1996, she founded New America Media, which involved up to 3,000 ethnic news organizations in California, and served as its Executive Director until its closure in 2017.
In 2018, Close founded Ethnic Media Services, a non-profit agency focused on developing cross-cultural journalism and marketing projects to promote inclusive public discourse.
Close was a co-producer for the film Breathing Lessons: The Life and Work of Mark O'Brien, which won the Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject) in 1996.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest is Anthony Gathers, entrepreneur, community leader.
Join us as we discuss his beginnings, his community involvment and more.
Anthony Gathers is owner of AGEEZ Barbershops. He has two locations one in Chandler and one in South Phoenix. He has used his business to give back to the community by stating a tutoring program and now having a children's reading room to improve literacy.
The owner of the first black owned barbershop in Chandler, Gathers has been recognized by several organizations, including the Chandler Men of Action as a Chandler Men of the Year, Links Jack and Jill, East Valley NAACP, Black Chamber of Commerce, and others, for his business success and community service
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guests are Doreen Nicholas, Leslie Beatty and DL White.
October is DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH, join us as we discuss domestic violence in American society, laws addressing the problem, and resources for individuals in domestic violence situations.
Doreen Nicholas is the Domestic Violence Response Manager at the Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACESDV). Nicholas has over 40 years of experience both personally and as a worker in the Anti – Sexual and Domestic Violence Movements.
Nicholas served on the Executive Board of the Arizona South Asians for Safe Families (2004-2019), is a faculty member of the Arizona Victim Assistance Academy and regularly works with the National Organization for Victim Assistance.
She works to assist communities to better provide a comprehensive, flexible, compassionate response to Domestic and Sexual Violence. Ms. Nicholas does community trainings on the local, state, national and, one time, internationally.
Leslie Beatty, a DV survivor, is an innovator, change agent, and business professional who is passionate about empowering women, uplifting African American youth, and driving social justice in the community and throughout the nation. By leveraging her leadership, life experiences, and compassion, Beatty dedicates time to transforming victims of Domestic Violence to survivors.
Her involvement with ACESDV (Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence) has helped her to better understand how domestic violence impacts many people and how laws and policies are created to either support or detract from the mission of liberating victims. From policy creation and legal advocacy to raising awareness, Beatty’s desire is to help those who have been silenced by abuse to find their voice and strength within to unshackle the invisible chains and walk in their freedom and rights.
D.L.White, has a vast amount of experience and knowledge in the area of domestic violence prevention, intervention and assessment. He is a former DV Diversion Specialist, having been employed by the Pima County Attorney's Office in Tucson for several yrs. He was trained in the application of the Peter Neitag Domestic Violence Conflict Containment Model (DVCCM) used by the United States Air Force for pilot debriefing, stress and conflict management.
The Pima County Attorney's Office provided a pre-sentence program in which individuals arrested/cited on charges of DV under ARS: 13-3601, were required to contact the Diversion Program within 24-48 hours following their release for assessment and referral for appropriate treatment, thus having their charges initially suspended or continued and later dismissed upon successful completion of the program.
White and his co-workers through their assessment determined if individuals were appropriate for services. They had the autonomy to make recommendations directly to the Pima County Courts. In this capacity,White was also involved in the critical training of the Pima County Sheriffs Department in their response on DV calls as well as court staff.
A member of the So. AZ Task Force On Domestic Violence, White and members of the Pima County Atty's Office were instrumental in advancing DV laws and language to more effectively identify the aggressor in DV conflict matters and properly consequent those behaviors.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest is Dr. Neal Lester, Project Humanities director.
Join us as we discuss Project Humanities mission, its many programs from providing clothing for people experiencing homelessness, bringing diverse communities together and the upcoming 6th annual "Hacks for Humanity," Oct 19-20.
Neal Lester, Ph.D. is Foundation Professor of English and Founding Director of Project Humanities at Arizona State University. He has been a Professor of English at Arizona State University since 1997, having taught previously at the University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa)—the first African American faculty member tenured in the Department of English--and at the University of Montevallo (AL).
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The Alvin Galloway Show, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. Our guest are Timothy and Gretchen Barber-Lindstrom.
Join us as we discuss the former Arizona residents travels around the world, overcoming challenges and living aboard.
Timothy, a retired educator and Gretchen a retired social worker, are native Iowans who have found traveling and experiencing different cultures both enlightening and inspiring.
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The Alvin Galloway Show, (TAGS), 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on www.radiophoenix.org. I had a SPECIAL guest drop in poet George Hammons.
Join us as he reads a couple of his poems and we discuss his poetry.
George Hammons was born in San Francisco, California. He lived for many early years in Phoenix, Arizona, during which time he spent most summers and holidays in Compton, California. He eventually moved to Compton during his last two years of high school. He attended California State University at Fullerton, Rancho Santiago College and California State University and currently lives in Pomona, California, where he is working on multiple poetry projects. George has three adult children whom he loves ferociously and he believes that often it is the families that we choose (our friends) who shape us the most.
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