Tell Me Something Good: Recent Episodes
Nathaniel Lee
Giving Tuesday was a phenomenal success. It turns out, it's a very organized campaign. Here more about it in this episode of TMSG Podcast. Also, after some time in the planning, the Woodland Avenue Business Corridor in Southwest Philadelphia is designated 'Africa Town' and receives huge grant and, finally, our guest Mark Ruffin of Black Dolls Matter announces Gift-A-Doll campaign to give dolls to the children of Gaudenzia House
In this episode we discuss Black Dolls and self image and announce new campaign from founder Mark Ruffin; The Philadelphia Drone Soccer Academy is set to launch and will host its launch party in Philadelphia and, finally, we discuss the midterm elections and I get a statement from a key GOP strategist about the disappointing returns and for the Republican Party.
What better way to celebrate 3-years of broadcasting positive news than to do so with special friends who helped make it all possible. Join me as I recount my 3rd anniversary segment with my dear friends and colleagues Bro. Shomari, Shelly Shell Williams, Movita Johnson-Harrell, and Shari Williams. It's a family reunion you're more than welcome to attend.
In this episode on I take a moment on the eve of my birthday to thank those of you who have listened, supported and encouraged this podcast during the past year and share my hopes and plans for upcoming episodes.
In this episode we discuss the good news that, despite prevailing perceptions, violent crime among the nation's youth are actually down; The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia Animal Shelter Ends its #lockedupforgood campaign to raise funds for the animals in their care; Fall is here and with it comes a great deal of natural beauty.
A farewell to Summer and hello to the Fall Season; Shari Williams announce Drone Soccer Team in Philadelphia; update on my Vegan Journey; Urban Affairs Coalition Summer Employment Program concludes with laudable results.
In this episode we celebrate those successfully living in recovery during National Recovery Month; A special tribute to Movita Johnson-Harrell who celebrates 28 years in recovery; updates on my upcoming book and online course; My exploration into veganism. I took the leap; A special shout out to Instagram sensation @plantbasedTamika.
The numbers of vegetarians and vegans, especially among African-American populations are on the rise - significantly! September is National Recovery Month and Pres. Biden designates aid to those recovering from or providing services to, those fighting against the disease of addiction. An update on the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia's #lockedupforgood campaign. New book announcement and more.
In this episode we pay tribute to the workers of America during this special Labor Day Weekend; social media post reaches 8,000 views and climbing; article in new health and science magazine published; another solicitation to help the animals in the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia's animal shelter during their #lockedupforgood campaign to raise funds to help residents in need of a home, and more.
In this episode: Theatre in the X perform a live production of 'Dream Girls' in Malcolm X Memorial Park; Philly radio icons Mimi Brown and Lady B are honored during street naming ceremonies; Activist attorney Michael X and Avenging the Ancestor Coalition holds event in observance of the British colonials enslavement of African people August 25, 1619; Dancer LaShawn Elise makes appearance on HSN; The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia kicks of its 'Locked up for Good' Campaign to raise funds for animals in shelter looking for forever homes; a farewell tribute to Pastor Nathaniel Winslow of New Testament Church of Christ who made transition this week.
Quick update on relocation to the Peach State and writing for new publication; a special thanks to the facilitators of Summer programs who kept our youth engaged during Summer vacation from school; The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia's animal shelter's "Locked up for Good" campaign and appeal for help for the animals kept in their care.
In this Episode of Tell Me Something Good: Celestial wonder. The last super moon of 2022; New State, new publication. Update on new writing gig; Fundraising announcement: 'Locked up for Good'. Joining with the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia to raise funds for animals looking for a forever home.
This week on TMSG, we celebrate Jamaica's independence; Pope Francis apologizes to the indigenous people of Canada for it's role in their historic oppression; Americans continue to head outdoors in record numbers as the number of campers, hikers, and RVers continue to rise.
This week's episode includes report of family of 19 who joined together to purchase 97-acres of land in Georgia; a meeting of Black nomads in South Carolina and a 78-year-old powerlifter smashing weightlifting records.
Tell Me Something Good Podcast is back and just in time for some refreshing, invigorating and soul nourishing content that replenishes your spirit after a week of the soul sucking, hope stealing coverage you've been subjected to throughout your week.
This week we give an explanation of our absence and an update on what has happened since then; we congratulate Shelly Williams, "Philly's Oprah" now a Certified Life Coach and facilitator of a phenomenal fitness and nutrition challenge; we shout out singer and actress Patrice Hawthorne, and singer Suzanne Christine and celebrate my 2nd vegaversary (2nd year as a vegetarian) and much more.
The final episode of 2021 and the announcement of my new book 'Metamorphosis: A Customized Blueprint for Personal Transformation'. In this episode I bid farewell and good riddance to the current year and look longingly toward the year to come.
Updates on upcoming books; a call to refrain from vaccine divisiveness; Advocate Movita Johnson-Harrell's new book 'Phoenix Ascending', and Perfect Place Real Estates 12th anniversary.
It's the season return of the Tell Me Something Good Podcast and if you are wondering what's new with our host, the podcast and what to expect in future episodes, well, you'll want to listen to this one. We have exciting news, updates and announcements about future shows you'll certainly want to hear.
The pandemic is beginning to subside and restrictions in most of the United States are being lifted. People are beginning to leave their homes and many are taking to the outdoors in record numbers. In this episode of Tell Me Something Good the Podcast, we'll talk about the return to the great outdoors.
After serious illness, we are back with a review of community advocates Jennifer Bennet of Perfect Place Real Estate and Atiba Kwesi of Revolutionary Vision Community Center both located in West Philadelphia, who stepped up to provide resources, services and opportunities in their often neglected communities.
A women ballerina and dance instructor who provides opportunity for thousands of dancers around the world and women who excelled at the polls during last election are recognized for their accomplishments.
This episode continues our Women's History Month Tribute and include interviews with authors Obioma Martin, Stephanie Guerilus and Princess Ameenah.
In this episode I pay tribute to some of the many special women in my life as well as women everywhere.
In this episode, a small business association forms to help local businesses in their community unable to access government relief; a Philadelphia arts organization to hold virtual fundraising gala despite the pandemic and update on acts of selflessness in Texas in the wake of the storm.
Good news isn't rare, it's just under reported. Not here on Tell Me Something Good Podcast. We bring you the news most networks overlook.