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This is the 28th episode of our special series ‘Guest Glimpses', short bits from longer conversations with previous guests. You'll hear about 10 minutes of each guest's 60+ minute chat with show host Dan Hare. Featured guests this week are:FRANK MILLS, Canadian music icon, three time Juno award-winner, two time SOCAN classic award-recipient, keyboardist, composer & arranger of 20 gold/platinum albums, producer, writer, and noted TV host/performer. It this bit Frank talks about: joining The Bells and playing piano on their Juno award-winning hit Stay Awhile; why his solo hit Love Me Love Me Love was actually a fluke; other jobs he had to make ends meet and the piano playing gig that turned things around, and more.DAVID RASHED, original members of Haywire and the bands keyboardist and a songwriter. In this short clip David shares: winning two battle of the bands contests; why Haywire took their craft seriously; the early days of the band, and more.EARL JOHNSON, co-founder, exceptional guitar player and songwriter for Moxy and founder of the band TRIBZ. Earl shares stories about: the influence of Led Zeppelin on his career; touring the states with King Biscuit Boy; why he was kicked out of the recording studio session for Moxy's first album, and more.RAY(Man) RAMSAY, retired promo man for Quality Records, RCA and other top record companies. Ray shares a bit about: how he went from commercial fisherman to being the top in the business; why PR is all about relationship builiding; designing posters for The Cowsills and Creedence Clearwater Revival; writing his own radio and TV spots, and more.LISTEN to the full interview with each guest @linernotes.ca

Laughter is strong medicine, There are many types of laughter and there are a great many people who bring laughter into our lives. While some are successful, others have to return to their day jobs.  Aside from his acting gigs, laughter is Philip's day, and night job,. He's been making people laugh all over the country in theaters, comedy clubs and  Renaissance Faire shows for 40 years. He's a master of comedy and who better to teach a Master Class on the subject than the master himself.

Joined by Bailey Petersen of the MN DNR and Jerry Havel of Pineridge Grouse Camp and Upland Gun company, on this episode we explore the multifaceted practice of woodcock banding with pointing dogs. Learn about the challenges, and logistics of woodcock banding, including the impact of weather on migrations, the importance of choosing suitable sites, and the role of trained dogs. A brief discussion of Earl Johnson's legacy and impact on the Woodcock banding community is followed by the specifics of the bird banding process, emphasizing the need for federally regulated practices and detailed data collection for conservation efforts. Our guests also provide information on upcoming bird banding workshops, addressing logistical considerations and encouraging community engagement. Show Highlights: The Intricacies of Woodcock Banding and Bird Behavior Remembering Earl Johnson: A Pillar of the Woodcock Banding Community The Evolution and Expansion of Woodcock Banding Programs Citizen Science and the Future of Woodcock Conservation The Science and Art of Banding: Techniques and Dog Training The Intricacies of Bird Banding: A Deep Dive From Field Observations to Genetic Studies: Unraveling Bird Diets The Role of Permits in Wildlife Research and Conservation Becoming a Bird Bander: Eligibility, Training, and Equipment MIGRATE To MEMBERSHIP | Use code birdshot24 at American Woodcock Society CONTRIBUTE | patreon.com/birdshot Follow us | @birdshot.podcast Use Promo Code | BSP20 to save 20% with onX Hunt The Birdshot Podcast is Presented By: onX Hunt, Final Rise and Upland Gun Company Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us on a captivating journey as we sit down with the distinguished photographer and publisher, Earl Johnson, to discuss his extraordinary journey through the tow industry. Earl's book, "The World's Greatest Tow Trucks," is a testament to his passion and dedication towards capturing the essence of these mechanical beasts and the operators behind them. From partnering with John Hawkins, founder of the International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum, to his unconventional approach of funding his book through sponsorships, Earl's story is a thrilling adventure through the intricacies of the industry.While Earl's travels have taken him across the globe, he's always been touched by the close-knit community of tow truck operators. From the bustling streets of Paris to the sun-kissed lanes of Australia, his tales shed light on the hardworking and passionate people behind these indispensable machines. And let's not forget the unwavering support of Earl's wife Grace, who played a vital role in the creation of his book. Together, they've navigated the unique challenges of publishing and selling in this niche market.Looking ahead, we're beyond excited about the upcoming plans for our podcast. With a massive distribution of 30,000 digital and print copies to owners and industry professionals, we're expanding our reach and impact within the community. As we delve into these new ventures, we pause to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the vendors and first responders who continue to bolster and enrich the industry. Don't forget, we'll be back with more riveting discussions and industry insights, so stay tuned!

Earl Johnson, co-founder, guitar player and songwriter for Moxy, founder of the band TRIBZ. In this raw and revealing chat with host Dan Hare Earl shares: experiences from the early days of Moxy, including why he was kicked out of the recording session for the bands first album; internal band pressures and record company problems; the beautiful song he wrote for his late wife; what he discovered during the pandemic; forming the band TRIBZ and why that is important to him, and much more. Find out about Earl and TRIBZ @tribzmusic.com

"The Crucifixion" I Chronicles 16:34 Thank you for joining us today for a special message from our guest speaker~ Bro. Thomas Earl Johnson III. Visit us at 3002 Chelsea Avenue  Memphis, TN 38108 Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/urchurchmemphis Subscribe to The Upper Room Church Youtube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC85bRgNY2cW-aLu8UhliVuQ

Nuestros vetustos rotaplacas volverán a girar esta noche a velocidad absurda para que suenen a todo trapo: Bill Mounce and Sons Of The South, Chin's Calypso Sextet, Earl Johnson and His Clodhoppers, Frank Ferera Hawaiian Trio, The Hoosier Hot Shots, Julio Cueva Et Son Orquestre Du Casino National De La Havanne, Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra... Escuchar audio

Earl Johnson turned pro on guitar in the 1960s with King Biscuit Boy. He's mostly recognized these days as the lead guitarist with the iconic Canadian classic rock band, Moxy.That said, Earl has stayed busy on guitar over the decades both as an award winning guitar teacher at the Ajax Guitar Academy in Ajax Ontario, & also currently as lead guitarist/songwriter/band leader with two bands on the regular.The first, Long Black Cadillacs is an all original rhythm & blues act that's been making waves on the festival circuit & on blues radio. The second, Canada Roxx is a powerhouse cover band performing mostly Canadian classics.....aaaaand he still plays sold out shows in Texas with the latest version of Moxy.In this episode, we talk mostly about guitars & guitar stuff...

KVI's Kirby Wilbur and a retired King County firefighter discuss this Sunday's ceremony to remember the lives lost and irrevocably altered from the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks on America. On Sunday Sept. 11th, 2022 the King County Fire District #64 in Federal Way will host a public ceremony--including a speech by World Trade Center attack survivor Earl Johnson who lives on Mercer Island. For information about Sunday's ceremony, copy and paste this link into your browser: https://www.mi-reporter.com/news/south-king-fire-and-rescue-to-host-9-11-memorial-event/

Next week a moving truck is arriving to pack up our 'stuff' and then we begin the drive from California to Pennsylvania. There are a lot of goodbyes and see-you-later's happening (and a few leaky eyes). In the midst of this time I have taken some moments to reflect on what I have learned from my time here. I was privileged to work directly with Danny Silk, then Kris Vallotton and through both of them connect and receive personal feedback from Bill Johnson. So what did I learn that you will never read in a book? Here's some inside stories... Danny silk - Trust people more than they trust themselves - Relationship is more important than being right - The level of trust is the level of connection and means EVERYTHING when you are trying to lead people they don't want to go: tissue paper vs. leather 'connection' - Two new words for my vocabulary: "What do you need to feel from me in order to thrive?" - Keep walking and stay close: when you have someone in disagreement or conflict - Why do you trust me? Because you recognized the culture and protected it... Best book : Culture of Honor - How to sustain a supernatural environment   Kris Vallotton - Confrontation and courage to go after what God has spoken. - Humility and confrontation: "You are a father in the house, you carry the culture better than anyone I know, including me and I'm sorry for any pain I caused you." - Then WE made a mistake story - The value of disagreement pushing back on ideas, challenging to get a bigger perspective  - Texting every few weeks when our daughter was going through crazy physical asking how she was doing and praying for us Best book: Supernatural Ways of Royalty - Discovering your rights and privileges of being a son or daughter of God Bill Johnson - Unwavering resolve to pursue Jesus and His kingdom on earth above all else. That friendship with God is entirely possible and accessible for all and is simple - surrender and trust and keeping your eyes on the Father - Family above everything : Earl Johnson leaving his own annual conference to go watch Bob play basketball...  - Courage under fire: Enduring Faith -  the message week recorded the before and the week after Bill's father died of cancer. Also, watching Bill now navigate his own wife battling cancer and yet Bill is on fire for the Kingdom of God and miracles.  - Love for word of God and voice of God above all else - honors people who disagree including writing them a check... Early on at Bethel turning to Beni saying 'this is it...'  - Passion for the Kingdom - I've had this as a philosophy for years but haven't known how to do it - you are doing it. Best book: Strengthen Yourself in the Lord - How to release the hidden power of God in your life We came here with a career and left with a story We came here with cracks in our foundation and left knowing if God is for me then no other opinion matters We came here with 12 suitcases and leave with a moving truck We came here with four children under the age of 8 and leave with four young adults who are more confident and secure in themselves and God than I was We came here out of obedience, we leave here out of vision and love We came here as a fat caterpillar and leave as a butterfly, having broken out of the cocoon I'm sad. I'm excited. I'm grateful. Thank you Danny and Sheri, Kris and Kathy, Bill and Beni: my life in Christ and His Kingdom is stronger and more secure AND more fruitful because of you. The things that I heard from you among many witnesses, I have committed these to faithful men and women who are now teaching others also!

Feeling exhausted, confused, and stressed out? This has been another tough year, and we may have survived intense emotions and spiritual pain. The Rev. Earl Johnson joins me to offer guidance on maintaining hope and relationships with people and things that matter, finding comfort during hard times, and entering the new year with hope. As the national spiritual care manager for the American Red Cross, Rev. Earl E. Johnson, recruited, screened, trained, and deployed highly credentialed healthcare chaplains to mass fatality events for ten years. From plane crashes to school shootings, Johnson was part of a team that assessed and planned emotional and spiritual support for the victims and loved ones of these horrific unanticipated events. Johnson has appeared on MSNBC and CNN to advocate for families of those lost in the Malaysian air incident. He lectured at Michigan State, Michigan, and Radford/Virginia Tech disaster preparedness conferences. In the past decade, he coordinated professional spiritual care support to fatal domestic aviation incidents, massive Gulf hurricanes including Katrina, Rita, and Gus, the Virginia Tech shootings, and Orlando. Johnson is the author of Finding Comfort During Hard Times, one of the ten best health and wellness books of 2021, according to Booklist of the American Library Association.

Feeling exhausted, confused, and stressed out? This has been another tough year, and we may have survived intense emotions and spiritual pain. The Rev. Earl Johnson joins me to offer guidance on maintaining hope and relationships with people and things that matter, finding comfort during hard times, and entering the new year with hope.

Feeling exhausted, confused, and stressed out? This has been another tough year, and we may have survived intense emotions and spiritual pain. The Rev. Earl Johnson joins me to offer guidance on maintaining hope and relationships with people and things that matter, finding comfort during hard times, and entering the new year with hope. As the national spiritual care manager for the American Red Cross, Rev. Earl E. Johnson, recruited, screened, trained, and deployed highly credentialed healthcare chaplains to mass fatality events for ten years. From plane crashes to school shootings, Johnson was part of a team that assessed and planned emotional and spiritual support for the victims and loved ones of these horrific unanticipated events. Johnson has appeared on MSNBC and CNN to advocate for families of those lost in the Malaysian air incident. He lectured at Michigan State, Michigan, and Radford/Virginia Tech disaster preparedness conferences. In the past decade, he coordinated professional spiritual care support to fatal domestic aviation incidents, massive Gulf hurricanes including Katrina, Rita, and Gus, the Virginia Tech shootings, and Orlando. Johnson is the author of Finding Comfort During Hard Times, one of the ten best health and wellness books of 2021, according to Booklist of the American Library Association.

Ken talks  with the son of Dr. Martin Luther King's Attorney: Earl Graves Jr. Historical elements of Confederate Statutes, Locations and taxes. He renus the site:TAKE IT DOWN NOW .org.

Earl Johnson trained as a pastor at Yale's Divinity School, worked for anthropologist Margaret Mead in African and observed firsthand violence in London and in Jerusalem. He then returned to a church in Columbia, Missouri but was restless. He then made major life decisions. He took a sabbatical from his church, came out as a gay man, and moved to New York City. While in New York, he was discovered by agents, and he became a world-renowned model for high-end men's clothing designers in Europe and the United States. He toured the globe. However, he felt that he wanted to do more, so he gave up modeling and trained as a hospital chaplain. In the mid- 1990's, he worked at New York's Cabrini Medical Center and gave comfort to dying AIDS patients, their partners, and families. In 2001, he moved to Washington D.C. to become a hospital chaplain and on his second day of work, he was inundated with victims and families from the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon. Johnson had so much experience comforting the hurt and bereaved that he was recruited by the American Red Cross to create its crisis response teams. He managed those teams for a decade through some our nation's greatest tragedies. Now, Johnson has put his decades of experience into a new book, “Finding Comfort During Hard Times: A Guide to Healing after Disease, Violence and Other Community Traumas.” The book helps readers discover ways to find comfort even through the most trying of life's circumstances. Johnson talks with WOUB's Spectrum Podcast about his life, his career, and the book in this new episode. His advice is perfect for those who may be suffering during this Holiday period.

A reel-to-reel tape recording of a live dance held in Los Angeles, California featuring the calling of Larry Ward, Chuck Railey, and Earl Johnson.  All three were hugely popular callers in the Southern California area.  Dance date was marked 1960. Unfortunately, one tip is cut short but this doesn't take away from the excellence of these three callers. Keep this podcast going by making a contribution using the button below. MAKE A DONATION

Earl Johnson is primarily known as the lead guitarist with the iconic Canadian rock band, Moxy. He has come along way in his evolution as a musician since those days, & he is back with a brand new band. The Black Cadillac is a crossover between rock, r&b & the blues. In this short episode, we discuss how this new band came to be, & their brand new music. https://www.facebook.com/LBCXBluz

It seems COVID-19 has made us more aware of the importance of compassion, and more thoughtful about how to support our colleagues, as well as friends and family. Today's guest is Earl Johnson, a founder of the spiritual care function at the American Red Cross, and a man who understands compassion. Earl is an expert in psychological first aid, and he teaches others to support both victims and first responders after a major disaster. Today he shares tips from his book, Finding Comfort During Hard Times. He talks about how to nurture people struggling with trauma, whether from massive events or everyday kinds of crises. And he shares stories about his career, which took him from being a minister, to a top fashion model, to a caregiver in the time of crises.

Dr. Bruce Earl Johnson, 72, of Henrico, Va., passed away at home surrounded by family on Friday, May 21, 2021. He was preceded in death by his parents, Kenneth and Sylvia Johnson. Bruce is survived by his wife of 49 years, Mariann Hilts Johnson; his children, Lisa Wallmeyer (Michael) and Christopher Johnson (Lynn); and four grandsons, RJ Wallmeyer, Emerson Johnson, Charles Wallmeyer and Henry Johnson. Bruce was born in Minneapolis, Minn. After moving to Falls Church, Va., in high school, he graduated from George Marshall High School. He then attended George Mason University, where he met Mariann and graduated in...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)

Earl Johnson was a founding member of Canadian classic rockers "Moxy" along with the late Buzz Shearman (r.i.p.) . He is now the last man standing but he continues to carry the torch & was still touring with the current lineup of Moxy until the pandemic hit. He remains enthusiastic & has learned to play for the love of the music as time rolls on. Earl got started in his professional career playing guitar with the legendary King Biscuit Boy. While touring with Biscuit, he met Buzz Shearman & they would eventually play together with the Leigh Ashford band before forming Moxy. The ride wasn't always easy but they had some momentous times recording & touring together until Buzz eventually had to quit singing because of throat issues & Earl was left trying to figure it out from there. During the height of their touring days, a young AC/DC would open for Moxy in Southern Texas where Moxy reigned supreme. Earl describes having to physically eject a drunken Bon Scott from his hotel room & a whole lot more in this episode.I think you're gonna like it!

Setting expectations and standards through a strong safety training program is just one of the best ways to create a strong safety culture. In this episode, Editor Sydny Shepard sits down with Earl Johnson, Director of Safety for the Prepared Foods Segment at Tyson Foods, to discuss the impact and importance of implementing a training program that works for leadership and employees.

The death row lawyer Clive Stafford Smith certainly can’t, especially as this week should have seen Edward Earl Johnson turn sixty. Instead, in 1987, he was executed at the Mississippi State Penitentiary for a crime nobody thinks he committed; Harry Sidebottom considers the ancients’ view on the plague, a serious outbreak of which occurred somewhere around the Mediterranean every ten to twenty years; “If oil is the blood of the global economy, shipping is the circulatory system”, say Tom Stevenson, who describes how the world’s economic and diplomatic relationships play out at sea Fourteen Days in May – BBC Storyville, on BBC iPlayerSinews of War and Trade: Shipping and capitalism in the Arabian peninsula by Laleh Khalili See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Earl Johnson is one of the founders of the Spiritual Care Division of the American Red Cross. And he is the author of "Finding Comfort During Hard Times: A Guide to Healing After Disease, Violence, and Other Community Trauma". Beginning his work in the '80s during the AIDS epidemic, Earl has the experience of seeing that with basic disaster training, the people doing the work have less compassion fatigue. We are all dealing with a qualified kind of disaster during this pandemic. We can find insights and support in the guidance of Earl's book. https://earljohnson.io

Finding Comfort is a book about easing grief and trauma after unimaginable horrors – mass shootings, catastrophic natural disasters and terrorist acts. Personal recollections of responding to tragedy, combined with a practical application, Earl Johnson offers readers the tools they need to seek support and offer it to those in need.  Finding Comfort During Hard Times: A Guide to Healing after Disaster, Violence, and Other Community Trauma Resources Dharma Innovations

The worldwide pandemic has robbed us of many things over the last few months, and one of life's little pleasures, the yearly Renaissance Faires all over the country have been cancelled which for many of us, leaves us with a bad case of MooNiE Withdrawal. Even though we can't go see MooNiE in person, it was possible for him to come to us, live, on this week's show and share some wonderful Moonie Tales. And as an extra added bonus, our very good friend Sam Miller joined us. When Phil was on my show last year, we talked about the qualities of The Magic of Laughter, and this week's show proved once again that laughter is the best medicine. So like I said in the show's opener, "Hunker down, get comfortable and if you start feeling a very strange sensation in your face during the show, do not panic. It’s just that big smile that has been tucked away lately, making a comeback."

Earl Johnson, author and co-founder of the Spiritual Care Division of the American Red Cross, talks about how being prepared before disasters can make a big difference when trying to help during them. He gives tips for coping during the coronavirus pandemic.

Reverend Earl Johnson is one of the founders of the Spiritual Care Function of the American Red Cross and author of new book "Finding Comfort During Hard Times: A Guide to Healing After Disease, Violence, and Other Community Trauma." For 10 years, Earl recruited, trained, and deployed credentialed healthcare chaplains to mass fatality events like 9-11. Earl talks to Dr. Joey today about spiritual coping during the coronavirus crisis.

This is unlike any episode I've done before. No intro music, no action items, no strategy. This is the story of a personal friend of mine who was working 51 floors above the ground in 1 WTC, the first of the Twin Towers that was hit by airplanes on September 11th, 2001.  My guest, Earl Johnson, shares his experience of walking down all those flights of stairs and walking out of the building, out of Manhattan, and how lucky he considers himself for being able to go home that night.  Thank you for listening.   Never Forget.

Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band (I Suffer I Get Tougher); Kenny 'Beedy Eyes' Smith and The House Bumpers (Drop The Hammer); Bob Stroger and Kenny 'Beedy Eyes' Smith (Born In Missouri); Julian James (Feel Like Going Home); Bear and Robert (Dockery Farm Fish Fry); Tedeschi Trucks Band (Still Your Mind); Lon Eldridge and Steven Troch (You Can't Get That Stuff No More); Magic Sam and Shakey Jake (Dirty Work Going On); Luca Burgalassi (Don't Wait); Donna Greene and The Roadhouse Daddies (Shoe Boy); Dick Justice (Cocaine); Earl Johnson and His Dixie Entertainers (Ain't Nobody's Business); W.C. Clark (How Long Is A Heartache Supposed To Last); Clara Burston (Good And Hot); Cara Being Blue (Grit).

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION ? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION help you to master and to have a great life. Lots of motivational and meditational tools. Great music ( Meditational Soul Music  and motivational jazz.With your host Mr. Earl Johnson, Jr. ( The Healing Voice ) (Motivational Evangelist.)

Bruce and Stew are joined by the father of former Florida State QB De'Andre Johnson, Earl Johnson, who gives an emotional interview about his son's very public incident, in which he struck a woman at a bar nearly three years ago. Johnson talked about the steps his son has taken in the wake of the incident, including his dismissal from the FSU football program, his stint at "Last Chance U" and his recent signing with Lane Kiffin's FAU Owls. The guys later discuss the recent news of Nick Saban hiring Brian Daboll as Alabama OC (27:00); Boston College's athletic director stepping down and what it means for BC football head coach Steve Addazio (31:00) and other college football news.

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL TOOLS. Great Music for you here on MOTIVATION(THE ART OF MOTIVATION) Your host MR.EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL tools. Lots of great music that going to help you to a great life. Your personal growth show. Your host Mr. EARL JOHNSON,JR. (The Healing Voice)(The MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL tools. Lots of great music that going to help you to a great life. Your personal growth show. Your host Mr. EARL JOHNSON,JR. (The Healing Voice)(The MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL tools. Lots of great music that going to help you to a great life. Your personal growth show. Your host Mr. EARL JOHNSON,JR. (The Healing Voice)(The MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL tools and great music. Thats going to help you to master your life. Your personal growth show. Your host MR. EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE ) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL tools and great music. Thats going to help you to master your life. Your personal growth show. Your host MR. EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE ) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

Learn all about this great thing we call MOTIVATION. What is MOTIVATION? How can this great thing we call MOTIVATION, help you to have a great life. Lots of MOTIVATIONAL and MEDITATIONAL tools and great music. Thats going to help you to master your life. Your personal growth show. Your host MR. EARL JOHNSON,JR. (THE HEALING VOICE ) (THE MOTIVATIONAL EVANGELIST)

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