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Crime boss Mike Miske was found dead Sunday while awaiting sentencing at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu. The 50-year-old was pronounced dead just after 10 a.m. Teams from the Honolulu Medical Examiner’s Office spent several hours at the detention center. A sign on the door at FDC said all visits were canceled for Sunday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The autopsy on Mike Miske was done Monday, about 24 hours after the notorious organized crime leader was found dead in his cell at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu. The results were inconclusive, and sources said more tests need to be done to determine if the 50-year old died of natural causes or from a suicide, but there were no obvious signs of foul play.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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An 82-year-old co-defendant in the “pay-to-play” trial against Honolulu's former city prosecutor was injured ahead of his transport Monday from the Federal Detention Center to court, delaying the high-profile trial for the day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At 19, while playing professional hockey in Canada, Ryan Phillips was introduced to the beginning of the B.C marijuana boom, and that perked his interest because of the large sums of wealth that could be accumulated in a short time. Hockey fell to the wayside and Ryan took his networking skills and used them by forming a smuggling ring that generated millions of dollars a year. His luck ran out after losing many associates to murder and substance abuse, he landed himself in a Federal Detention Center for over 500 days. The charge was conspiracy to import 103 pounds of the banned plant. Ryan learned a lot while incarcerated, most importantly how important our freedom is. Now a three time Ted talk speaker, film maker and recognized humanitarian, Ryan shares with us his story of the darker side of professional hockey, drug smuggling, criminal lifestyle and ultimately redemption and personal growth. Ryan's Ted Talks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xYCLV3oQcY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7u8to-6UG0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mX0i397C1Y link to Body Anew detox: https://www.amazon.com/MediNatura-BodyAnew-Cleanse-Oral-Drops/dp/B00TCBLACU Connect with the show: https://www.instagram.com/chasingheroine/ Connect with Ryan: https://www.instagram.com/ryanphillips888/

Tamika Williford is the Founder of “Clothed N Strength,” a  Nonprofit for women in transition. She has been in Cosmetology for more than 30 years, where she connects with many Women. Tamika is a New Life Bible school graduate where she studied Missionary & Evangelistic Training and is currently a Lancaster Bible College student pursuing a BA in Biblical Studies. Clothed N Strength has been her vision since she left the Federal Detention Center in 2011. Tamika promised God that one day if it were His will, she would be in a position to help the women in prison. She met countless women from different backgrounds with different stories, all leading them to incarceration. Tamika heard the despair, the sadness, the regret, and the hopelessness they felt. In many cases, their Families gave up on them; they had no resources to climb out of the hole they were in behind bars and now found themselves free and alone. These women had lost their children, their homes, their careers, their jobs, and their hope, But God had a plan! Clothed N Strength, with God's guidance, will return the HOPE and CONFIDENCE that His plan for them is real. They will learn that they have the choice not to return to prison. They need Resources. Empathy. Help. Tamika is there to help!!! https://clothednstrength.org/*Theme Music “Blessed Time” by Ketsa 

The federal trial for a Hawaii couple accused of assuming the identities of dead babies from Texas and acting as a Russian spies is set for Sept. 26. In a telephonic hearing Tuesday, both Walter Primrose and Gwynn Morrison pleaded “not guilty” to the charges of identity theft, conspiracy to commit crimes against the U.S., and lying on a passport application. Both are being held at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu without bond. Primrose did not deny his identity during the hearing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Sober Exposure we are joined by Ryan John Phillips. At 19 Ryan was introduced to the beginning of the B.C marijuana boom, and that perked his interest because of the large sums of wealth that could be accumulated in a short time. Hockey fell to the wayside and Ryan took his networking skills and used them by forming a smuggling ring that generated millions of dollars a year. His luck ran out after losing many associates to murder and substance abuse, he landed himself in a Federal Detention Center for over 500 days. Ryan learned a lot while incarcerated, most importantly how important our freedom is.   Find Ryan here: https://www.instagram.com/ryanphillips_8 https://returntohappiness.com/

"So basically you're taking, an intangible thought. From the ether that comes through, say an idea or a feeling that ignites you into. And within that action with every action, there's a reaction and 2012 I put it out, say like a rocket of desire and wrote it on a card, probably two years previous because I was banned from the United States." Ryan John Phillips was born in North Vancouver B.C on July 8th 1975. From the time he was 2, Ryan was on skates with a hockey stick in his hands. The dream of becoming an N.H.L superstar was imbedded into his mind from almost infancy. He played the game he loved and eventually left home at the age of 16 to pursue his dream in the Junior ranks of Canada. (The gateway to the N.H.L.) Unfortunately Ryan endured many serious injuries and off ice inner battles that hindered his growth and attitude. The game he once loved became more of a nightmare. He played parts of 5 years in the semi pro leagues in the United States, after a tumultuous junior career. At 19 he was introduced to the beginning of the B.C marijuana boom, and that perked his interest because of the large sums of wealth that could be accumulated in a short time. Hockey fell to the wayside and Ryan took his networking skills and used them by forming a smuggling ring that generated millions of dollars a year. His luck ran out after losing many associates to murder and substance abuse, he landed himself in a Federal Detention Center for over 500 days. The charge was conspiracy to import 103 pounds of the banned plant. Ryan learned a lot while incarcerated, most importantly how important our freedom is. It took a few more years of hard earned experience before Ryan left the underworld that takes no prisoners. He decided in his own mind that everything that he thought he wanted in life, primarily money started to take on a different meaning. He began to see the spiritual side of life on earth and made the decision that he wanted true happiness. It didn't take long before he realized that this is a constant inside job that we can control with our thoughts. You can follow Ryan and his journey over on Instagram @ryanphillips888 and his brand @divine.source.matter.apparel Here are some of the topics that we cover in this episode: Being a humanitarian Mental health Hockey culture Spirituality His brand “Divine Source Matters” Abuse in hockey Riding bike across Canada Feeling your feelings If you would like to support the show please leave a 5 star review over on Apple Podcasts or leave a voice message on Anchor FM. You can also follow the show and my journey on IG @depthsofdarkside! Thanks for listening and have a great day! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lightofsuccess/message

Building Working Class History [00:05:53] This week, I spoke with John from the Working Class History collective and host of their WCH podcast. We spoke about the new book, "Working Class History: Everyday Acts of Resistance", that WCH has published through PM Press, their archives, methodology, the project of popularizing working class, movement and human-sized history and a bunch more. More info on Working Class History at their website, WorkingClassHistory.Com, in their podcast and on twitter, instagram and facebook in a growing number of languages. If you thirst for more conversation with John, you're in luck as Firestorm Books will be hosting a presentation with him about the book on February 25 from 7-8:30pm eastern or UTC – 5. You can find out more at Firestorm.Coop/Calendar. Transcription PDF (Unimposed) Zine (Imposed PDF) Announcements Transcription & Support As an update on our transcription project, we've sent our first batch of zines to patreon subscribers over $10. Much thanks to everyone who is contributing at whatever level. We are still $75 short of covering our minimums for the transcription and podcasting fees, so if you think you can become a sustainer consider visiting patreon.com/TFSR. If you don't like patreon, we can receive ongoing donations from liberapay or paypal, as well as one-time donations via paypal and have merch for sale in our big cartel store. If you don't have cash but want to help out our project, that's great! Reach out with show ideas, tell some friends in meet space or on social media, rep our content, print out some zines and send them into prisoners, rate us on podcasting sites, translate our work, or if you have a community radio station in your area you want to hear us on, get in touch and we'll help you. We have some notes on our site under the broadcasting tab as well, for our weekly, 58 minute FCC friendly episodes. Letters for Sean Swain Our comrades continues to be denied access to regular communication with the outside by the Department of Corrections in Ohio as well as Virginia where he's being held. It's also notable that his website is currently down. Sean has a complaint pending before the Inter-American Human Rights Commission for the torture he suffered at the hands of the state of Ohio. He is also collecting support letters for his bid for clemency. You can find more details on instagram by following Swainiac1969, SwainRocks.Org, our Swain tab or by checking out the script up at https://cutt.ly/Hkph3KY. Thanks to Linda from Subversion1312 for reading this week's Sean script. [01:18:02] BAD News #42 The latest episode of BAD News: Angry Voices from around the world by the A-Radio network has just been released. You can find find past BadNews episodes at the A-Radio site. This month, you'll hear calls for support for the evicted ROG squat in Ljubljana, Slovenia, prisoner and prisoner solidarity updates from Greece, excerpts from a discussion of Russian anarchists about the current protests across that country and Alexei Nawalny, and a short piece highlighting the 100th anniversary of the death of Piotr Kropotkin. NoDAPL Grand Jury for Steve Martinez From fedbook FREE OUR COMRADE & RELATIVE STEVE MARTINEZ! Thank you for the birthday wishes, let's use this energy to Free & Support Steve! He resisted a Grand Jury for the second time in regards to alleged events from the NO DAPL struggle in Standing Rock, is currently NOT cooperating with authorities, & is awaiting federal extradition! Steve needs our support! Steve helped save our friend Sophia Wilansky's arm from gettin blown off by military weapons, & he is a solid & brave Indigenous warrior! We are asking our comrades to call the jail to DEMAND they release Steve who is wrongfully in custody at: 701-255-3113, & PLEASE WRITE STEVE in Burleigh Morton Cty Jail at: Steve Martinez Po Box 2499 Bismarck, ND 58502 money orders can also be sent to him in his name at that address, as well as to his government name above on jail.atm.com Loren Reed We're sharing a short rap by imprisoned indigenous, emo man, Loren Reed. Loren is facing years in prison for poorly chosen words in a private message on facebook during last summer's uprising. We've mentioned his situation before. You can learn more by following Tucson Anti-Repression Crew and you can hear a great interview on Loren's case done by fellow CZN member, the ItsGoingDown podcast. You can donate to his support by cashapp'ing TARC ($TucsonARC) or paypal'ing to paypal.me/prisonsupport, don't forget a note saying “For Loren”. Daniel Alan Baker In the run-up to the January 20th presidential inauguration, the far right around the US was threatening large, armed and violent rallies at US state capitols across the country. Daniel Alan Baker, a US army vet, former YPG volunteer combat medic, yoga instructor and leftist activist called for people to counter what could have been seen as the deadly sequel to January 6th events in DC. He was pre-emptively arrested by the FBI and is currently being held at Tallahassee's Federal Detention Center. Like Loren Reed, he is facing years in prison for statements made on social media. For more information, check out this article in Jacobin Magazine, or a great chat with supporters of Daniel's from CZN member-show Coffee With Comrades. Updates can be found at Instagram by following GuerillaGalleryTLH. A-Radio Network Live Show Join the A-Radio Network on Saturday, February 13th of 2021 from 14:00 till at least 20:00 o‘clock central European time, that's 8am to 2pm eastern or New York time for our 6th transnational live broadcast of anti-authoritarian and anarchist radios from deep within where anarchy reigns. Since 2016 this is an important part of our yearly gathering of the A Radio network. Due to the pandemic and strong restrictions given by Governments all over the world, this year's gathering was forced online. But don't worry, against all odds we will nonetheless join together online on February 14th to broadcast an international show full of interesting contributions and discussions with/from comrades based in different parts all over the world. And you, dear listeners are also invited! So far, our topics will include international experiences of: prison resistance; anarchy in the time of covid; Far Rightwing threats; and experiences organizing mutual aid! The show will be carried by (a) transnational and militant spirit which hopefully is highly infectious. We promise our bad anarchist jokes aren't lethal. You will find a more detailed schedule, a player for the show and a link to the livestream soon on www.a-radio-network.org and if you'd like to participate, you can also reach out to member projects that can be found on that same site! . … . .. Musical tracks in this episode: Bostich-El Vergel by Nortec Collective from The Tijuana Sessions Vol. 1 Not Great Men by Gang of Four from Entertainment!

Steve Alm is a former Judge, Prosecutor, and United States Attorney.Born in Honolulu and raised in Manoa and Kaimuki, Mr. Alm joined the Honolulu Prosecutor's office in 1985, where he served as Director of the District and Family Court Division.  In 2001, Mr. Alm became the first career prosecutor to be appointed to the First Circuit Court in Honolulu.A-1 Nick asks Judge Alm:What is the future of HOPE probation in the state of Hawaii?  Are there any changes to the program, or points of improvement, you'd like to discuss for future iterations?-Judge Alm pitches "pre-trial HOPE" a way for defendants that most likely can't qualify for cash bail, bail bond, or release on their own recognizance (OR) or supervised release (SR).   May I know your position on a new jail to replace OCCC?-Judge Alm pitches buying the Federal Detention Center and converting it into Honolulu's newest jail since its close to the court, away from housing developments, and several times cheaper than building a brand new jail at a projected cost of $500M+One of A-1 Nick's most popular videos on Stolen Stuff Hawaii, a facebook community dedicated to public safety, has to do with a potential new bill which would change the chief of police position from appointed to elected.  What's your stance on that choice?-Judge Alm does not believe the police chief should also be a politician.This question is for my friends in law enforcement.  Law enforcement officers sometimes get frustrated with the additional pressure put on their agencies to serve an info charging or grand jury warrant that comes out weeks or months after a defendant is released pending investigation.  Do you plan on engineering any changes, so that upon arrest, defendants are charged promptly, and RPI'd less frequently?-Judge Alm wants to improve the charging process, so less defendants are charged after being "reeased pending investigation."All the candidates have been very civil during the debates, however, because I've watched all of them, as well as most of the interviews each candidate has given, I can "read between the lines" and decode digs on each other.  Two candidates have asserted that you're "out of touch" with the job of city -prosecutor.  How do you respond to being called "out of touch?"-Judge Alm counters this sentiment.What is the "weed and seed" program, and how do you think a new iteration of that program would improve public safety?-Judge Alm explains what the program is, and how it can be implemented in China town to reduce crime.One of the most controversial situations during this current pandemic, is the emergency release of inmates.  Pandemics are not BLACK SWAN events, they have happened and will continue to happen in the future.  Given this reality, what best practices would you advocate for to improve the treatment of inmates during a pandemic?-Judge Alm talks about case by case reviews for releases, building new structures for social distancing, gives props to the department of public safety which 100+ days into the pandemic, still has not had a single inmate test positive for cover-19.A master manipulator abusing their power as a prosecutor is also not a BLACK SWAN event.  What guardrails do you believe can be implemented, so that another Kathy Kealoha doesn't abuse his or her prosecutorial power?-Mentoring prosecutors and repremanding prosecutors for wrongful acts early is key to running a successful office that maintains the public's trust.  Berger v. US is the case which explains the role of the prosecutor and how to prosecute with ethics and integrity.  

Episode 34 features Ryan Phillips. Ryan, a former hockey professional player, spent over 500 days in a Federal Detention Center. The charge was conspiracy to import 103 pounds of the banned plant. In 2011 Ryan formed Return To Happiness with the intention to give back through his own adversity, hope and transformation. He became actively involved in activism to help children who have been sold into child sex slavery. He received a humanitarian waiver in 2012 and hasn’t looked back on helping to serve others. He’s an international speaker that speaks on many aspects of our present day reality. He is a published author and producer, and dreams of a world built on peace and global prosperity. Join Brady Leavold, former professional hockey player who lost it all due to a serious addiction opens up in an unfiltered podcast with guests ranging from former teammates, coaches, family, friends and everyone in between. He talks about mental health, concussions, addiction, hockey, and all of its challenges and benefits. Brady also shares stories of playing days as an addict and what it was like to be incarcerated. Buckle up...It's a hell of a ride! Follow us on Twitter @hockey2heroin @hockeypodnet hockey2heroin.com Find out more at hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co Find out more at https://hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co

Episode 33 features Ryan Phillips. Ryan, a former hockey professional player, spent over 500 days in a Federal Detention Center. The charge was conspiracy to import 103 pounds of the banned plant. In 2011 Ryan formed Return To Happiness with the intention to give back through his own adversity, hope and transformation. He became actively involved in activism to help children who have been sold into child sex slavery. He received a humanitarian waiver in 2012 and hasn’t looked back on helping to serve others. He’s an international speaker that speaks on many aspects of our present day reality. He is a published author and producer, and dreams of a world built on peace and global prosperity. Join Brady Leavold, former professional hockey player who lost it all due to a serious addiction opens up in an unfiltered podcast with guests ranging from former teammates, coaches, family, friends and everyone in between. He talks about mental health, concussions, addiction, hockey, and all of its challenges and benefits. Brady also shares stories of playing days as an addict and what it was like to be incarcerated. Buckle up...It's a hell of a ride! Follow us on Twitter @hockey2heroin @hockeypodnet hockey2heroin.com Find out more at hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co

Takashi Ohno is a Hawaii State Representative serving the Nuuanu, Liliha, Alewa Heights district (Pali area). He currently serves on the public safety committee and was vocal in his opposition to the emergency releases of inmates housed at OCCC due to Covid-19.  He has a bill ready for introduction next session to ELECT the chief of police.  Currently, the chief of police is appointed by the Police Commission.  Emergency Releases:As of the recording of the podcast, 6/26/20, there were zero active cases of covid-19 in any of jails or prisons locally both on the state and federal level.  Because of this fact, the emergency releases, which were founded on an "emergency humanitarian" basis, seem unjustified.  500+ inmates were released, and within 30 days, 57 re-arrests were confirmed.One of the re-arrests,  was A-1 Nick's neighbor, whom A-1 has been a client of for 20+ years.  The elderly business professional was beaten up with a golf club by an emergency releasee.  This defendant had been denied supervised release, due to dangerousness to the community.  He was released anyway due to the emergency humanitarian release motion filed by the public defenders office.  He missed court, was picked up on the bench warrant, and now is awaiting sentencing in custody.  This is just one story of a re-arrest.  Another alarming aspects of the emergency releases was the inability of the court to reconcile how homeless releasees would be able to also follow the governor's "stay at home" order to reduce the spread of covid-19 upon release.  Unfortunately, no party took up the responsibility of finding shelters, in-patience drug treatment beds, half way homes, or a check in program via phone or "live" check ins through the Oahu intake service center.  These solutions were not implemented.Mr. Ohno addresses the pros and cons of Special Master Foley's involvement in mediating the process for emergency releases.  A huge CON A-1 Nick points out, is that Special Master Foley refused the responsibility of granting a release or denying a release.  He foisted the responsibility back onto the jury trial judges, after making recommendations on a case by case basis.Mr. Ohno discusses buying the current Federal Detention Center then converting it to a state jail.Transparency has been a huge movement in reference to police discipline records.  Mr. Ohno and A-1 Nick discuss HB 285 which plans to make public the names of officers suspended or fired due to police misconduct.Before elected office, Takashi was a public school teacher that decided that an educator's voice was needed at the Legislature.About TakashiMr. Ohno, has wholeheartedly jumped into the work to improve his community and state. From overseeing audits of the DOE to rewarding our best teachers, he has been a strong voice for education. Takashi has worked to reform government and passed legislation to better keep our politicians accountable.Takashi developed an interest in government growing up because of his dad's nightly habit of watching the NewsHour with Jim Lehr. Takashi admired his teachers in school and aspired to become one himself. He studied education at Linfield College and eventually became a public school teacher himself in Honolulu.The spark that led him to elected office happened during the infamous “Furlough Fridays” debacle. Takashi followed the debate at the state capitol intently, and the more he learned, the more he grew frustrated, and the more he became involved. Takashi successfully ran for office against a long term incumbent and was elected to the Hawaii State House of Representatives in 2012. Takashi initially served as the Vice Chair of the Committee on Education championing greater investment in schools and modernizing

Michael D. Huggins, MBA (Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania) worked his way up to the roles of Chief Operating Officer, President, and Chief Executive Officer of several medical device firms. But in 2009, Mike pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor as a responsible corporate officer for illegal activity, of which he was unaware, that occurred under his watch. He and three other executives were sentenced to prison. The high-profile case drew national media attention and Mike’s world unraveled in the blink of an eye as he was whisked to the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia. How did Mike get through prison? The yoga he had practiced and taught years before incarceration turned out to be his salvation behind bars. Upon his release from prison, Mike declined lucrative offers to return to the corporate world, and instead founded the non-profit organizationTransformation Yoga Project, which serves people impacted by trauma, substance abuse and incarceration through trauma-sensitive yoga programs. Michael is the author of Going Om: A CEO's Self-Discovery Behind Bars. www.GoingOmBook.com https://TransformationYogaProject.org www.MDHuggins.com

False Allegations. Good morning. Ladies and gentlemen. My name is Mr. Bullock. And I will be discussing my reports of false allegations on R. and Antonio Brown. I would like to propose a comment. The comment question of how any court hearing concerning rape could of took a different route? And this different route is false allegations. The law enforcement can believe that the accuser is claiming false allegations of rape. False allegations also may occur if an individual doesn't have enough or sufficient amount of proof or evidence. For me to further understand the meaning of false allegations I researched false allegations online doing a Wikipedia research. False allegations of rape can be from false memories or lies. One description of false memories is Recovery Memory Therapy. Recovery memory therapy is something like hypnosis or guided imagery or the use of sedative hypnotic drugs that will cause false allegations of rape from the individual Accuser. Another form of false allegations are lies. Lies of the rape can be about: 1. Material gain, 2. Producing an alibi, 3. Revenge, 4. Attention, 5. Sympathy or 6. Any Disturbed Mental State. 1. Material gain can be for; to receive money, professional promotion, or other material benefits. 2. Producing an alibi can be for; to cover-up other behavior. 3. Revenge can be for; to retaliate against a disliked person by damaging their reputation, freedom or finances. 4. Attention can be for an attempt to receive any sort of attention, positive or negative, by anyone. 5. Sympathy can be for a special kind of attention-seeking when the complainant tries to improve a personal relationship with a specific individual. 6. Disturbed mental state can be about false memories, sexual hallucinations or pathological lying. In my opinion I believe that the law enforcement might believe that anyone can claim False Allegations from either false memories or the different reasons for their lies. I read the definition of rape from the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. The definition of rape is any unlawful sexual activity usually sexual intercourse carried out forcibly or under threat of injury against a person's will or with a person who is beneath a certain age or incapable of consent because of their mental illness, mental deficiency, intoxication, unconsciousness, or deception. I would like to comment with another question. The question is could these so-called victims be making false allegations on the singer R. Kelly? Since we haven't heard much evidence of these crimes charged on R. Kelly. Also. He appears to be innocent to me. Why would he deny himself of doing these crimes so emotionally and that televised interview. He acted just like he isn't guilty of the crimes. He isn't acting nervous. Either. I think the court hearings are false allegations. Why don't they give him a lie detector test? These victims need to come up with more and enough sufficient amount of evidence. Also. I read an article in U.S. Today stating that R. Kelly has been locked up in a Federal Detention Center in Chicago since July. He was indicted on two sets of federal crimes, including child pronography, sex trafficking and obstruction of justice, in Illinois and New York. He was a no-show in a Minneapolis court hearing concerning child prostitution charges. But federal prosecutors in Chicago declined to make him available. But a judge still issued a bench warrant for his arrest. The next Hearing in Kelly's case in Cook County was scheduled for December 4th, but Kelly is not required to be there. I want to comment with another question. Could these so-called victims be claiming false allegations and telling lies on the singer? Also. I read another article in the Chicago Times by Michael Sneed saying that R. Kelly's girlfriends will stay in Trump Tower and they wants to visit him in jail more. If he did these actions. Then why are they trying to see him? Also I read an article

Rays Talk Show Episode 297: Hosts Ray Collazo and Yashira “Yaya” Rivera discuss what Black History Month means to Latinos and their take on the ongoing controversies in Virginia. In their “Stacking 20s” segment on the 2020 Presidential elections, Collazo breaks down Cory Booker’s chances. Yaya analyzes what to make of the Demi Lovato/21 Savage controversy while the crew also reveals the message of this week’s #SOTU. Apparently, white people should be terrified. Respect for our family incarcerated in the Federal Detention Center in Brooklyn that have been living in subhuman living conditions and the activists that successfully got a $15 minimum wage passed in New Jersey. Support Love Shouldn’t Hurt campaign. This episode was originally aired as the “What’s Next” Radio Show on WPPM 106.FM in Philadelphia. Support PhillyCAM.org/Listen. #PeoplePoweredMedia

Ep. 25 - Kicking off Black History Month with a special guest, Jacque Vaughan, Real Estate Agent in Virginia. We get into the ice-breaker questions (12:58) and talk about some things that bother us in bars/clubs, cooking as first dates, and more. Governor Northam (26:20) and a 1984 picture resurfacing with a "black face", and the people wanting him to resign. Federal Detention Center in Brooklyn is without power (34:57) and how inhumane this is. Jacque's transition from Connecticut to Virginia and how many questions she used to get about her natural hair in 07' (38:38). Jacque discusses her the values her mother instilled, buying her first investment property in her 20's, building wealth, real estate, do's and don'ts on purchasing a home, and some pointers to first time home buyers. Wine of the Week: Bartenura 'Moscato' - 2016 Quote of the Week: "Refuse to be defined by someone else's vision of what's possible". - Unknown Influential Millennial: (Not mentioned, but we want to shout her out) @sassyjonesboutique Guest Handles: Jacque Vaughan, Real Estate Agent @jacquevaughan jacque@jacquevaughan.com , www.jacquevaughan.com/

Retired agent Stephen Heaney served in the FBI for more than 25 years. His entire career was spent at the Philadelphia Division working, primarily, major thefts and violent crimes. In the episode of FBI Retired Case File Review, Steve Heaney reviews a tow truck ambush case where two tow-truck operators hauling confiscated cars for the FBI as part of a drug investigation were ambushed at a busy Center City intersection by gunmen attempting to steal the cars back. During Steve’s career, he served as a firearms instructor and was a SWAT team leader. For ten years, he was the FBI liaison  was the FBI liaison with the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia. He was later appointed as the Violent Crime Squad supervisor and then the Health Care Fraud Squad supervisor. He was also the Crisis Management and SWAT Team Coordinator. FBI Quiz - Facebook Live Join my Reader Team Jerri Williams, a retired FBI agent, author and podcaster, attempts to relive her glory days by writing crime fiction and hosting FBI Retired Case File Review. Her novels—Pay To Play and Greedy Givers—inspired by actual true crime FBI cases and featuring temptation, corruption, and redemption, are available at amazon.com.