Podcast appearances and mentions of carolyn clifford

30 for 30: '86 Mets, Paulina Porizkova's still crying, Nicki Minaj supporters, a Bonerline, Murdaugh Murder Mystery, missing Gabby Petito, Maz checks in, and Rolling Stone Mag's Top 500 fallout.Sporgy Weekend Alert: Michigan vs another MAC school. MSU plays a "real" team in Miami. The Detroit Lions have to wait until Monday to lose to the Green Bay Packers.Sponge (and Maz) will be "Rocking the Shores" this weekend. Butch Patrick must have a place on the east side.People are still fighting about the Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs list.Madonna's daughter has huge armpit bush that she loves showing off.Chevy Chase is coming to town to watch Christmas Vacation and meet with fans.Gavin Newsom claims he won the California recall vote because of science.The border is going just great.I STAND WITH NICKI MINAJ was trending. The White House is in contact with her.The Justice for J6 rally is going down.Trudi still hates Jeopardy! Mike Richards. Shock tweeter Ken Jennings is back to host. Andy Dick called us back... at 1AM.Peter Wolf joined The Black Crowes on stage.Manscaped.com brings you a brand new Bonerline (use promo code DREW). Call or text 209-66-Bonerline!Drew recommends his episode of Kermit and Friends. He also fears going on WATP due to the amount of work required.MORE NORM: Bob Saget choked up discussing Norm. Conan loads up his YouTube with Norm material.Joe Biden is old.Drew Crime: The Murdaugh Family Murders make no sense. The father who was shot in the head has an amazing doctor. Police released body cam footage of Gabby Petito and her boyfriend before she went missing. You can watch the entire video here.Paulina Porizkova filmed herself crying again.Derek Chauvin is in trouble again for pulling a 'George Floyd' four years ago.It seems like no one can stop female genital mutilation in the Indian Muslim sect: Dawoodi Bohraseems.ESPN dropped a new 30 for 30 on the '86 Mets called Once Upon a Time in Queens.Steve Perry is releasing a Christmas album soon.Dr. Fauci and Magic Johnson are best friends... because of HIV.Tom Mazawey joins us from his bowling league. Tom hates masks.This obit is very mad at the anti-vaxxers. Don Lemon also hates the unvaccinated.Carolyn Clifford is a Hall of Famer.Social media is dumb but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Our Women of Influence Series continues as we welcome bright, intelligent and new reporter for 21 News in Youngstown, Ohio; Sydney Canty. Sydney join us for this week's show as she is celebrating 6months on her new job, and her new career as a news reporter. She is such an energetic and enthusiastic young lady that is passionate and determined to fulfiil her dreams. Listening to her share her stories about her first time in the field and almost getting a speeding ticket, and getting harrassed by a horse at a carnival, to sharing her insights about the lessons she's already learned in just 3months on the job, is nothing short of amazing. This is definitely an interview you don't want to miss. A mentee of iconic award winning journalist Carolyn Clifford from WXYZ Channel 7 in Detroit, Sydney is forever grateful for Carolyn's mentorship, guidance and support in helping her fulfiling her life long dream of becoming a news reporter. We salute Carolyn Clifford for not just what she has done for Sydney, but for what she has done for many other young reporters just like her. We definitely need more Women of Influence just like her. PLUS, we have got an awesome and dynamic Thought of the Week for this you as well, with a ton of more things to discuss during the show as well as during "The After Show" LIVE on Instagram at 9:30pm on Tuesday evening. Join us for our live as we discuss the show, as well the week's hot topics and get your thoughts and feedback about them as well. You never know, your comments just might make it on the show. Be sure to follow us @TOLRadioHostMSN to be sure you don't miss the LIVE, as well as anything else we have going on the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show. 

In this special National Association of Black Journalist (NABJ) VIP Edition of the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show, we talk with Emmy Award Winning News Anchor from WXYZ Channel 7, Carolyn Clifford. Listen to her discuss her decorated career as a broadcast journalist in the City of Detroit, from interview influential leaders as former Pres. Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey to covering the release of Nelson Mandela from prison to Hurricane Katrina. She is a 13 Time Emmy Winner, 3 of which include 3 Time Best News Anchor. We also talk about the importance of the NABJ and what has been its goal and mission in the Black Journalist in the Black Community. We also talk about the Freedom of the Press and the Right to Free Speech and are those rights being jeopardized by the current administration in Washington D.C. Plus we have a ton of things to talk about during our What Are YOU Thinking About segment as well. So, be sure to tune into to this very special edition of the show, and don't forget to RATE REVIEW, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to the podcast. 

In this special National Association of Black Journalist (NABJ) VIP Edition of the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show, we talk with Emmy Award Winning News Anchor from WXYZ Channel 7, Carolyn Clifford. Listen to her discuss her decorated career as a broadcast journalist in the City of Detroit, from interview influential leaders as former Pres. Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey to covering the release of Nelson Mandela from prison to Hurricane Katrina. She is a 13 Time Emmy Winner, 3 of which include 3 Time Best News Anchor. We also talk about the importance of the NABJ and what has been its goal and mission in the Black Journalist in the Black Community. We also talk about the Freedom of the Press and the Right to Free Speech and are those rights being jeopardized by the current administration in Washington D.C. Plus we have a ton of things to talk about during our What Are YOU Thinking About segment as well. So, be sure to tune into to this very special edition of the show, and don't forget to RATE REVIEW, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to the podcast. 

In this special National Association of Black Journalist (NABJ) VIP Edition of the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show, we talk with Emmy Award Winning News Anchor from WXYZ Channel 7, Carolyn Clifford. Listen to her discuss her decorated career as a broadcast journalist in the City of Detroit, from interview influential leaders as former Pres. Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey to covering the release of Nelson Mandela from prison to Hurricane Katrina. She is a 13 Time Emmy Winner, 3 of which include 3 Time Best News Anchor. We also talk about the importance of the NABJ and what has been its goal and mission in the Black Journalist in the Black Community. We also talk about the Freedom of the Press and the Right to Free Speech and are those rights being jeopardized by the current administration in Washington D.C. Plus we have a ton of things to talk about during our What Are YOU Thinking About segment as well. So, be sure to tune into to this very special edition of the show, and don't forget to RATE REVIEW, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to the podcast. 

In this special National Association of Black Journalist (NABJ) VIP Edition of the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show, we talk with Emmy Award Winning News Anchor from WXYZ Channel 7, Carolyn Clifford. Listen to her discuss her decorated career as a broadcast journalist in the City of Detroit, from interview influential leaders as former Pres. Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey to covering the release of Nelson Mandela from prison to Hurricane Katrina. She is a 13 Time Emmy Winner, 3 of which include 3 Time Best News Anchor. We also talk about the importance of the NABJ and what has been its goal and mission in the Black Journalist in the Black Community. We also talk about the Freedom of the Press and the Right to Free Speech and are those rights being jeopardized by the current administration in Washington D.C. Plus we have a ton of things to talk about during our What Are YOU Thinking About segment as well. So, be sure to tune into to this very special edition of the show, and don't forget to RATE, REVIEW, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to the podcast. 

The Detroit Public Safety Foundation is celebrating "Women In Blue" for the month of May. The Women in Blue program is a celebration of the women within the Detroit Police Department, Detroit Fire Department and EMS. This week I went to the breakfast where all of these amazing women were honored. I had a chance to speak with so many incredible people, including Ingham County Judge Rosemarie Aqualina who resided over the Larry Nassar sexual assault trial. She is an inspiration and after hearing her message about women power, I truly believe there is nothing that women cannot accomplish if they truly decide to. https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/judge-in-larry-nassar-case-to-be-keynote-speaker-at-women-in-blue-event While at the event I spoke with Carolyn Clifford from WXYZ Channel 7, Detroit Police Chief James E. Craig and a survivor of Larry Nassar Trinae Gonczar. I also ran into Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy who was featured on "Women Who Rock" a couple weeks ago and 1st Assistant Police Chief Lashinda Stair who was featured on last weeks' "Women Who Rock". In the 2nd half of the podcast Cyndy Schalter-Salsido from Turning Point Macomb and I discuss the "Royal Wedding" and America's obsession with the royals. We also discuss cults. Lately, it seems every network has some show about someone who was in a cult, or escaped from one. Cyndy and I talk about why people are drawn to these organizations, and really how common they are. https://www.wmagazine.com/story/best-cult-documentaries-films-tv-to-watch Cyndy and I also discuss the second season of the Netlfix hit "13 Reasons Why". The show is back and is crating controversy again over the way some claim it glamorizes teen suicide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INuybFt2ZIo There is always help available if you or someone you know is thinking about hurting themselves.  The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the United States. The Lifeline is comprised of a national network of over 160 local crisis centers, combining custom local care and resources with national standards and best practices. 1-800-273-8255 https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ (Cyndy Schalter-Salsido) YOU ARE NOT ALONE… TURNING POINT IS HERE TO HELP Domestic violence and sexual assault rob an individual of their sense of safety, power, and dignity. Turning Point provides emergency and support services to meet both the immediate and long-term needs of survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Turning Point strives to provide a safe non-judgmental place for survivors to explore their feelings and options, and regain control of their lives. There is a 24 crisis line: 586.463.6990

The Detroit Public Safety Foundation is celebrating "Women In Blue" for the month of May. The Women in Blue program is a celebration of the women within the Detroit Police Department, Detroit Fire Department and EMS. This week I went to the breakfast where all of these amazing women were honored. I had a chance to speak with so many incredible people, including Ingham County Judge Rosemarie Aqualina who resided over the Larry Nassar sexual assault trial. She is an inspiration and after hearing her message about women power, I truly believe there is nothing that women cannot accomplish if they truly decide to. https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/judge-in-larry-nassar-case-to-be-keynote-speaker-at-women-in-blue-event While at the event I spoke with Carolyn Clifford from WXYZ Channel 7, Detroit Police Chief James E. Craig and a survivor of Larry Nassar Trinae Gonczar. I also ran into Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy who was featured on "Women Who Rock" a couple weeks ago and 1st Assistant Police Chief Lashinda Stair who was featured on last weeks' "Women Who Rock". In the 2nd half of the podcast Cyndy Schalter-Salsido from Turning Point Macomb and I discuss the "Royal Wedding" and America's obsession with the royals. We also discuss cults. Lately, it seems every network has some show about someone who was in a cult, or escaped from one. Cyndy and I talk about why people are drawn to these organizations, and really how common they are. https://www.wmagazine.com/story/best-cult-documentaries-films-tv-to-watch Cyndy and I also discuss the second season of the Netlfix hit "13 Reasons Why". The show is back and is crating controversy again over the way some claim it glamorizes teen suicide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INuybFt2ZIo There is always help available if you or someone you know is thinking about hurting themselves.  The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the United States. The Lifeline is comprised of a national network of over 160 local crisis centers, combining custom local care and resources with national standards and best practices. 1-800-273-8255 https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ (Cyndy Schalter-Salsido) YOU ARE NOT ALONE… TURNING POINT IS HERE TO HELP Domestic violence and sexual assault rob an individual of their sense of safety, power, and dignity. Turning Point provides emergency and support services to meet both the immediate and long-term needs of survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Turning Point strives to provide a safe non-judgmental place for survivors to explore their feelings and options, and regain control of their lives. There is a 24 crisis line: 586.463.6990

In this episode we meet Carolyn Clifford from Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park to discuss how they bring theater to the community in unexpected ways. We also look at Philippe Mercier's "The Italian Comedians" in Gallery 210. Other talking points include: Hurricane Katrina, LARPing, commedia dell'arte, and dangerous art! Theme song: Offrande Musicale by Bacalao For more info and other programs, visit: cincinnatiartmuseum.org/ Links: Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park: http://www.cincyplay.com/