Are you sick and tired of all the negative conversations about your home, America? Do you want to enjoy some uplifting discussions and share comments about this country you live in? Join writer, producer, director of the inspirational Off-Broadway show One Nation, One Mission, One Promise for a positive conversation about America that celebrates our unique and diverse citizenship. Whether you want to discover uplifting stories about your neighbors, just want to hear some great inspirational quotes, or you want to share a positive story, this is the podcast for you. Please send us an email with any questions, suggestions or comments to onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com.
Congratulations!! You Voted!! Before we think about what is next, let's take a moment and extend a huge thanks and round of applause to all the employees and volunteers around the country who stepped up, in a bipartisan spirit, for all of us to exercise our right to vote.The ultimate rulers of our democracy are not a President and senators and congressmen and government officials, but the voters of this country."— Franklin D. RooseveltGiven the outcome of this election, we must, now more than ever study The Charters of Freedom. That is what I will discuss in today's episode and much more.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com, and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
The United States is less than a week away from voting for the next President of the United States. Every election is the most important election of a person's lifetime. Every election. Today I discuss why every election is the most important lesson. Why you should vote. Who you are voting for and most importantly why your vote is also your voice. Every citizen is the co-owner of the greatest country in the world. Your vote is your power.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com, and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today is about what women have in common. I read two articles that appeared to be about women on the left and women on the right, but in the end when you look at the articles closely. The issues on both sides are the same. We have far more in common than we have apart.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com, and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today is special. Today I will discuss our common ground through our first amendment of the Bill of Rights. Today is also special because I have the opportunity to feature an excerpt from Writer, Director, and Choreographer Tony Spinsoa's new musical, Singing Revolution.'Singing Revolution' is a contemporary musical with a Europop score. It’s the story of Taavi Tamm, the leader of a resistance movement, who falls in love with the daughter of his enemy. Inspired by the real history of the Estonian revolution against the Soviet Union, our hero leads his fellow countrymen to freedom through the power of song. 'Singing Revolution' parallels our current times and a reminder that the power of peaceful resistance can change the world.Here is a link for you to see the full video:https://youtu.be/QRtCw7POWOc Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com, and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Each week I have been discussing a line from the first document of the Charters of Freedom, The Declaration of Independence. In addition, I also highlight a great American, and I select from all walks of life, Asian American, Latin American, Hispanic American, African American and European American, because we have a plethora of gifts to choose from.As we move closer to the election, today it is important to review the first document from the Charters of Freedom.I also think, if I understand the Charters of Freedom, it inspires me to select the best person to represent my rights and your rights and today that person is you.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Wow, the day after the first presidential debate of 2020. The first debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. If you did not watch it you may be hearing the response echoing, from all ideologies, democrat, republican, independent, everyone - it was well we will discuss this and I am thrilled to add that we will also celebrate an amazing hero - Here name, Dolores Huerta an American labor and civil rights leader. She is a community organizer, activist, labor, civil rights leader, and women's rights activist.As well as co-founder and Chief Negotiator of the National Farmworkers Association.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today, it is an honor and with sadness that we dedicate this episode to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. She was a giant among us. Her voice and her legacy will live on for generations. Please join me in celebrating her life and share with me your thoughts.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Imagine if the military was pointed at the people of America and not there to protect? Today we celebrate Puerto Rican Heritage Month and the many reason why we vote.We will also continue our conversation about The Charters of Freedom.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today is about - What exactly is Law and Order? Is it to bring peace and harmony to one people, one country? Or is it to harass the people to do the bidding of those who wish to control and not lead? Can there be an America for one citizen if there is not an America for another citizen?We will also continue our conversation about The Charters of Freedom.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
"If children do not understand the Constitution, they cannot understand how our government functions, or what their rights and responsibilities are as citizens of the United States." - John Roberts, Chief Justice of the United States of AmericaToday I will speak about the notion that if our own representatives do not understand the Charters of Freedom, The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, and the Bill of Rights how can they represent the American People.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Last week on August 18, 1920, was the day the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote was ratified. Meaning that it was officially valid, but it was not until August 26, 1920, when it was actually signed into law and officially put into practice. So today is called Equality day. What does that mean to you? Today I discuss what voting means to me.Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today we honor Women having the right to vote.
Today we celebrate representation the next grievance in The Declaration of Independence. Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today we celebrate, advocate and inspire everyone to vote. I include quotes from extraordinary Americans about voting and the next grievance in The Declaration of Independence. I also suggest what we can do to make sure everyone votes. It is a right, there is no reason to postpone. Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today we pay tribute to over 150,000 souls lost to COVID-19. We connect their untimely deaths to the next grievance in The Declaration of Independence. I also suggest what we can do to unite us against a virus and instead of dividing us against each other. Thank you for joining me today. Please email me at onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com, visit our store at onenmpstore.com and our website at onenationonemissiononepromise.com
Today we pay tribute to Congressman John E. Lewis who passed away last week. How did Congressman Lewis celebrate, advocate and fight for the Charters of Freedom? We explore this question and the next part of the Declaration of Independence. Thank you for joining us today.
What does an Immigrant, a European American, and a Puerto Rican American have in common? Find out what brought them all together in today's episode and how they have each touched your life.
America recently celebrated its 244th birthday. In 1776, America fought a war to create a government, as outlined in the Declaration of Independence that will take care of its people’s safety and happiness. How do you think your representatives are living up to this mission today? We explore this in today's episode and the heartbreak many Asian Americans are facing today and we continue our conversation about African Americans.
Episode 5 goes even deeper into the Declaration of Independence and discovers how every movement is a continuation of that first revolution that began on July 4, 1776.
I did not know about June 19. I never heard about Juneteenth Day. Like many Americans, I knew about the Emancipation Proclamation that ended slavery in America. What I did not know was the deeper, more meaningful historical significance of the day. We explore this and the connection between this Independence Day and the July 4th Independence Day.
Hello and welcome to One Nation, One Mission, One Promise a place where we celebrate our unique and diverse citizenship. Every second Sunday in June the National Puerto Day Parade takes over 5th Avenue in New York City and celebrates Puerto Ricans Nationwide. The parade is sixty-two years old, but this year, as with many other events, COVID-19 hungover the streets of New York leaving only the echos of parades past to fill the streets of New York City. Well, that was not going to stop the celebrations, the parade transferred to a safe and virtual setting on ABC. There the spirit of the National Puerto Rican Day parade resided until it returns to 5th Avenue and the airwaves next year. The Puerto Rican Day parade is the largest demonstration of cultural pride in the nation. What began in New York City has since grown to events and festivals around the nation. Join me as we learn about each other, our gifts, and our contributions. Let's celebrate our unique and diverse citizenship. Let's celebrate our race, our skin colors, our genders, our religions. Let's celebrate the gifts we have given to each other. Let's celebrate that we are a country of many races and of one race, the human race. Join the conversation!!! It is your time :)Email onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com and write in the subject line - Declaration of Independence and we will send you a copy. Please also include any comments or questions you would like to share.
George Floyd's spirit has literally lit up the world and reignited the Black Lives Matter movement. What he leaves behind and the similarities with another hero who began a revolution, plus excerpts from Dear America, by Head Coach Leslie and reading the Declaration of Independence, and what does it mean to you?Join me as we learn about each other, our gifts, and our contributions. Let's celebrate our unique and diverse citizenship. Let's celebrate our race, our skin colors, our genders, our religions. Let's celebrate the gifts we have given to each other. Let's celebrate that we are a country of many races and of one race, the human race. Join the conversation!!! It is your time :)Email onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com and write in the subject line - Declaration of Independence and we will send you a copy. Please also include any comments or questions you would like to share. Link to Dear America: Basketball Hall of Famer Lisa Leslie -https://www.theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles/lisa-leslie-dear-america-racism
If you were in a crisis and someone threw you a lifeline, are you going to ask what is your religion, what is your gender preference, what is your race? Not! Every person in this country has benefited from the gifts of those around them and we don't even know all the unsung heroes who have contributed to your life. You can find out. Join me as we learn about each other, our gifts, and our contributions. Let's celebrate our unique and diverse citizenship. Let's celebrate our race, our skin colors, our genders, our religions. Let's celebrate the gifts we have given to each other. Let's celebrate that we are of one race, the human race. Join the conversation!!! It is your time :)Email onenationsocialmedia@gmail.com and write in the subject line - Declaration of Independence and we will send you a copy. Please also include any comments or questions you would like to share.
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