Let's Talk with Evelyn Bowden: Recent Episodes
Evelyn Bowden
Let's Talk with Evelyn Bowden Host provides information about, education, economic conditions,and other issues that affect the quality of life.
People are leaving the christian church in large numbers, particularly those in the 20 and 30 year old age groups. They are driven out by hateful congregations and church leaders who do not care to address issues that concern them. Those leaving are leaving to search for God.
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Evelyn talks about the unfinished work to be done in the push for equal rights in this country.
We will take a deeper look at the econmics and jobs report to reveal what the numbers actually say. Looking at the tax brackets as well as the results of the Trump Tax Cuts; define the impact of a weak currency; and talk about the job numbers with unemployent at a 50 year low, and more...
The new year comes with promises, proclamations and resolutions, These are statements of things one plans to accomplish during the 'new year'. We are going to discuss the importance of writing things down and how that helps in fulfilling the promise or keeping the resolutions.
Under Mosaic Law Foreigners were among a long list of people who were not allowed to enter the assembly of the Lord. Apparently God had a change of mind and decided to invite ALL Nations to Join them and attach themselves to his people of Israel. This process of Inclusion was Perfected in Christ. Main text is Isaiah 56th Chapter.
Tonight's program is about looking at the accomplishments and short comings of 2019, reflecting on individual goals and activities as well as sharing the vision for The Year 2020. Lines will be open for listeners to call-in and share their stories: CALL IN #563-999-3494.
Sometimes bad things happen in our lives and we struggle with why they happen and with the role God plays, if any, in them. Our instinct is to cast blame outside of self, even onto God. What are we to do in times like these? Dare we question God about it? Do we look to familly and friends for answers? Do we get mad at God and turn our backs on him?
Wishing you a Merry Christmas with this simple and straight forward message about the celebration of Christ's birth.
Evelyn will take a look at the concept of making a difference where you are. Using your talents and skills in difficult situations even if it means goinging it alone. She will give tribute to the Queen of Soul Miss Aretha Franklin and highlight this week in review. Email: ewbowden@hotmail.com.
Change is continual and affects all of us directly and indirectly. Ultimately whether the impact of change is positive or negative depends on how prepared one is to face it. Careers change, relationships change, communities change, our health and bodies change, what is real or true changes. Evelyn will talk of the importance of being ready for the changes in life; and how to recognize the signs of change in nature and society. She will give examples of the long term and often tramatic results of not being ready. Email: evelyn@evelynbowden.com
Change is continual and affects all of us directly and indirectly. Ultimately whether the impact of change is positive or negative depends on how prepared one is to face it. Careers change, relationships change, communities change, our health and bodies change, what is real or true changes. Evelyn will talk of the importance of being ready for the changes in life; and how to recognize the signs of change in nature and society. She will give examples of the long term and often tramatic results of not being ready. Email: evelyn@evelynbowden.com
It's my birthday. I'll share with you some of the things most memorable to me and things that help me get to this day yet again. Also will talk about what's going on? How are we getting through the turmoil like some of us have never witnessed during our life time, and some of us hoped to never see it again. Finally, Whats new? We'll talk about the weeks and months ahead, how to prepare for what we expect to happen. Email Contact: ewbowden@hotmail.com
Evelyn Bowden points out the need for black business ownership for economic freedom and the survival of the black community. She talks about how coming out of slavery black forefathers and mothers knew the importance of landownership, education and being politically active to gaining and maintaining economic freedom and independence.
Evelyn talks about things done by the Obama administration that had a direct impact on the black community. She also put forth the premise that one must not ask others to do that which one can do for self.
Evelyn wil talk about how under a cloud of controversy Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States of America. She will talk about election 2016 and how voter apathy and misinformation played a part in the process, and the roll citizens must play if they are to minimize the negative impact of the new administration.
Evelyn will talk about what people feel are the most important problems facing this country in 2017. She will review this week in the news on such issues as education, jobs and economics, politics and YES, religion too. The phone lines will be open.
Evelyn talks with Cody Winn about his writing of a poem that was nominated by his teacher for an award and inclusion in a book of poems by The America Library of Poetry. She also continues to look at automation and job loss.
Evelyn Bowden raises the question of who is responsible to provide jobs to workers whose jobs no longer exist due to automation. Shes puts forth the argument that automation is a sound business decision and solicits opinions in the form of comments from listeners on facebook and through the website evelynbowden.com.
Motivational Talk Show Host, Evelyn Bowden, will provide frank dialog about the uncertainty and possibilities of the upcoming new year. What is brewing nationally and internationally in the areas of politics, economics and education and culture; what are the implications for individuals and groups. She will discuss approaching 2017 boldly and seeking more.
This broadcast will address subjects such as Patient Views of the Trustworthiness of Physicians; False Beliefs of Medical Professioners and how these beliefs carryover into patient care, Physicians over & under prescribing medications ... much more.
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Evelyn Bowden talks about how to educate the children in a less than perfect public school environment. She will give information resources that can be used by both parents and children to give them the edge in increasing academic achievement. She will highlight some of the current issues on education and give a recap of this weeks events.
Evelyn Bowden continues the discussion of the reality of public education, addressing is ways to help students achieve under less than favorable conditions. She talks about building a solid foundation before children enter the public education arena; 'not separate and not equal and more.
Evelyn Bowden talks about her E-Book titled Education:Only a Few Get It which gives her perspective of Public Education after over 15 years of active advocacy for the rights of children to get the best available education. She has witnessed first hand actions of School Boards, Superintendents, Principal and Classroom Teachers that are detrimental the education of children and youth. Ms. Bowden has also witnessed parents and commuities become willing participants to this process.
Evelyn Bowden talks about things to do over summer break that are fun, creative, educational and will have a life long impact. Activities designed to address youth unemployment as well as education.
Evelyn Bowden talks about knowledge, skills, entrepreneurship and small business success
Evelyn Bowden talks about the art of "Networking". Coupling what you know, with who you know to get what you want. Albert Einstein said, "You have to learn the rules of the game; and then you have to play better than anyone else."
We will review this weeks subject matter and give tribute to Mrs. Ruby Dee and Dr. Maya Angelou.
Evelyn Bowden will outline the basic requirements for seeking outside funding for your small business, and explain the 5C's of Credit. She will also talk about the importance of the Business Plan.
Evelyn Bowden continues talk about how minority entrepreneurs and small business start-ups can access funding.
Evelyn Bowden will discuss concerns of African-Americans and Hispanics when it comes to finding outside sources of capital to fund their small businesses.
A comprehensive look at projected employment opportunities in the United States of America. The host will look at major industries and job changes expected over the next eight (8) to 10 years, and what individuals can do to successfully compete to fill openings.
Evelyn Bowden discusses education, politics and money and the potential problems they pose for children in the United States. Focusing first on Tuscaloosa Alabama.
Evelyn Bowden discusses education, politics and money and the potential problems they pose for children in the United States. Focusing first on Tuscaloosa Alabama.
Evelyn Bowden discusses education, politics and money and the potential problems they pose for children in the United States. Focusing first on Tuscaloosa Alabama.
Evelyn Bowden discusses education, politics and money and the potential problems they pose for children in the United States. Focusing first on Tuscaloosa Alabama.
Evelyn Bowden discusses education, politics and money and the potential problems they pose for children in the United States. Focusing first on Tuscaloosa Alabama.
Evelyn Bowden discusses education, politics and money and the potential problems they pose for children in the United States. Focusing first on Tuscaloosa Alabama.
It appears that the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama wants control of the local school systems. Whats up with that? Where was the Chamber when the system was struggling, the City System in particular?
Alabama posted its list of failing schools - I will highlight some interesting findings surrounding this list. Join me. OH, is anyone surprised that this list is comprised of High poverty and high minority (Black)
The Job Search: High unemployment, disappearing jobs, what are the options for current and future job seekers.
Tuscaloosa County Board of Education continues to build schools, but not in Holt, Alabama. Holt High School was constructed in 1944. "...Board member Joe Boteler, who has advocated building a new Holt High, said the reason Holt has been neglected for decades is that no one has fought for it. “Holt just doesn't have any representation,” he said." (Tuscaloosa News December 11, 2012). Lets give Holt the representation it deserves...
This special program will summarize the situation in Holt Alabama with regards to the Tuscaloosa County Board of Education failure to provide adequate facilities.
Candid talk to the African-American Community about economics, unemployment, education and why the African-American Community is Still Failing. "Whose Morals"?
This program will address activities to engage young people over the summer school breaks. Things that can be fun and educational as well as offering opportunities for youth to drown on their inner talents and interests.
Part II- of Outcomes of A West Tuscaloosa Community Forum on Education and the Well-Being of our Children.
A summary of the outcomes of "Bridging the Gaps" A West Tuscaloosa Community Forum on Education and the Well-Being of the Children. See www.letstalkED.net for a copy of the handout presented at the Forum
Mr. John Gordon a former Tuscaloosa City School Board member will discuss politics, ineffective bureaucracies and endless reforms and their impact on academic achievement.
A talk with Dr. Pedra Noguera, Professor of Teaching and Learning at New York University. Dr. Noguera appears as a regular commentator on educational issues on CNN and NPR. (Replay)
Evelyn Bowden talks with Dr. Pedro Noguera, Expert on Education, Professor of Education at New York University. Dr. Noguera appears as a regular commentator on educational issues on CNN, National Public Radio, and other national news outlets.
Open Lines - Community Reactions to TCSS Board of Education Meeting about Site Location for the Center for Technology.
Onsite at the Tuscaloosa City Board of Education, covering TCT Site Selection. This is expected to be an intense meeting as the Board of Education votes on the site for the new Center for Technology. The Old Westlawn Middle School has emerged to be the best location to meet the 10 acre requirement and at a lesser cost. The location in West Tuscaloosa is apparently a problem for the white students who currently make up 22% of the TC student population. 73% of the students currently attending TCS are black, and 3% other. Adding to the smoldering fire are reports of secret meetings to find another site; and rumors about TCSS employees making racially charge statements against the community where Old Westlawn Middle School is located; and emails and phone calls asking white parents and students to voice their objections to locating TCT in West Tuscaloosa.
The surface argument is about distance and travel time. The white students favor the Tuscaloosa Magnet School Site over Old WMS. The miles difference in the sites for all schools are less than 2 miles. Time difference is 3 minutes for Northridge and Bryant, 1 minutes for Central students.
Candid talk about Public Education including a report from Community Meeting September 9, 2010 at Westlawn Middle School in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Things parents and community can do to help children have a successful academic experience in public schools.
Introducing the Group, PIIAP, and discussing its current and planned activities, as well as continuing with Making the Data Work.
Introducing the Group, PIIAP, and discussing its current and planned activities, as well as continuing with Making the Data Work.
Introducing the Group, PIIAP, and discussing its current and planned activities, as well as continuing with Making the Data Work.
A comprehensive look at School Annual Accountability Reports and how the information can be used help increase Academic Achievement.
A comprehensive look at School Annual Accountability Reports and how the information can be used help increase Academic Achievement.
An indepth look at intervention options available for states to improve the lowest achieving schools.
A review of the State Report Cards looking at how the well states perform in 8 areas: School Management, Finance, Staff: Hiring & Evaluation; Staffing: Removing ineffective teachers, Data, Pipeline to Postsecondary, Technology, State Reform Environment.
Part II: A detailed look at ways to prepare children to be ready to learn in the public school system.
Ways to give your child the skills to succeed in a not so perfect school environment. Teacher and student behavior, study habits and patterns are among the subjects to be addressed.
The only way we will reverse the trend of high academic failure in our public schools is to first be truthfull about the problem and the conditions that cause them.
How can the community help the Western Cluster School? A look at the status of the schools for 2009-2010 and community action that can help change the schools for the better.
How can the community help the Western Cluster School? A look at the status of the schools for 2009-2010 and community action that can help change the schools for the better.
How can the community help the Western Cluster School? A look at the status of the schools for 2009-2010 and community action that can help change the schools for the better.
A Tale of Two Schools: 5 years ago Martin L. King, Jr. Elementary and George Hall Elementary were among the worst schools in the country academically. Today one is among the best in the nation, the other remains one of the worst.
Part III of Allowed to Fail a look into the Schools that make up the Western Cluster Tuscaloosa City Schools System
A look into the Schools of the Western Cluster Tuscaloosa City School System, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
An overview of Public Schools Annual Yearly Progress Reports and School Improvement Plans, giving parents and community keys to using these reports to help public school system educate all the children.
Part I of the Program will introduce the new website and programming goals for 2009; In Part II of the program we will look at Public Education: Past, Present and Future.
A Deeper Look at the Impact of Segregated Schools on Students as well as the greater Society
Over 40 years of study tells us that students learn less in schools where poverty is concentrated, yet all over the United States public schools have been allowed to resegregate along racial and economic lines. The problem presented is how do we educate the children left in poor schools?
This program is dedicated toward encouraging people to get out and vote. The position of the two major political parties on key issues such as education, economics and international affairs will be outlined as well as states requirements of voters.
This program is dedicated toward encouraging people to get out and vote. The position of the two major political parties on key issues such as education, economics and international affairs will be outlined as well as states requirements of voters.
Topics: "Alabama Wrongly Bars People from Voting"; "John McCain Gets Incoherent in Bailout Defense"; and MORE about politics and education.
A look at Senator John McCain, addressing the question does he have the 'right stuff' to be President of the United States.
A candid talk about the 2008 Presidential Campaign and Campaign Strategies with a focus on Barack Obama
We will talk about class room discipline, how it is 3x the likelihood that black students will be suspended for an offense as compared to their non-black peers. According to NCES 1 African-American Student is suspended every seven seconds of the school day.