Podcast appearances and mentions of John W Fountain

Award-winning columnist, Fulbright scholar and professor, John W. Fountain, reflects on “Reporting While Black” and shares what he teaches his students about truth in journalism.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

Ft. John W. Fountain III | -Revolt Summit(03:52) -Fantasia Breakfast Club Interview (13:19) -K. Michelle (19:10) -Antonio Brown release from the Patriots (28:16) -Donald Trump Impeachment (31:43) -6Ix9ine Snitching (34:46) -Tyshawn Lee trial (47:37) | Follow us : IG @Mildsaucepodcast Twitter: MildsaucePod Facebook: Mild Sauce Podcast And subscribe, live, rate and review! Don’t forget to send your questions and listener letters to us at mildsaucepodcast@gmail.com |This is a Weathers One Media LLC production.

Iran Showdown - President Trump described Iran's shoot-down of the U.S. drone over the Strait of Hormuz as a “very big mistake” and an unintentional error by “someone who was loose and stupid.” WAS THIS AN ACCIDENT OR WAS THIS INTENTIONAL? Amid reports and speculation that Trump was caught between his own instincts and the more hawkish members of his team⏤Isn't this part of the challenge the President is facing, those close to him edging him to conflict against his own reaction to stay out of war? Republican Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz tweeted his support of the president. “We do not need to go to war with Iran over an unmanned drone until we have more information. I am done with endless, unconstitutional regime change wars in the Middle East,” Gaetz wrote. Col Jim Waurishuk is retired from USAF, he is a career senior intelligence and special missions officer, served as Deputy Director for Intelligence for U.S. Central Command and has worked on the White House National Security Council.  President Trump Orders Action Against Iran – Strike Called Off With Planes In Air Reparations - Does some form of compensatory payment needs to be made to the descendants of Africans that were trafficked and enslaved in America? Is this the current effort in an election season by Democrats to once again buy the votes of black Americans? Another unique perspective comes from John W. Fountain, columnist Chicago Sun-Times, who grabs a few eyeballs with this headline: Reparations? How about an end to the murder of us by us? Del Wilber is a former CIA and Department of Defense Intelligence and Counterterrorism Officer.  Reparations? The Debt’s Been Paid Already! Man’s Best Friend - Did you know that dogs can detect cancer in the body even up to a year before it is detected by humans? Man’s Best Friend Can Sniff Out Up To 97 Percent Of Cancer In Humans! Dr. Cynthia M. Otto: "I absolutely believe that dogs can detect cancer, the bigger question is, how we will use them in the battle to fight cancer." So how will we use this in the future, and when does the future start? Susan Price is an Investigative Researcher, a Patriot a Veteran Advocate and Gold Star Mother. Can Man’s Best Friend Sniff Out Up To 97 Percent Of Cancer In Humans?

This week, we helped host Richard Steele celebrate his 75th birthday. For the celebration, we were joined by music icons: • Mavis Staples • Gene Chandler Plus, after everything that the City of Chicago has been through this year, we thought we’d do Chicago a favor and suggest a few resolutions for the City. For that discussion, we were joined by: • Ben Joravsky, reporter with the Chicago Reader • Monroe Anderson, veteran journalist and commentator • John W. Fountain, columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times And, finally, Stephanie Hart of Brown Sugar Bakery joined us (cake in tow) to talk about building a sweet empire from the ground up. The Barber Shop Show airs Sundays at 9am on Vocalo 91.1FM. You can also stream live at vocalo.org. In addition, the show rebroadcasts on Sundays at 3pm on WBEZ 91.5FM.

John W. Fountain grew up on some of the meanest streets in Chicago, raised without his natural father in a a neighborhood of broken homes, shattered dreams, crime, poverty, and self-destruction. In the absence of his father, Fountain discovered a God who embraced him, and through the presence of other men in his life, sufficiency for his own road to manhood. His latest book, Dear Dad: Reflections on Fatherhood, captures a compelling story--of Fountain's journey and his reflections on fatherlessness as well as his own insights as a father today. But as an anthology, Dear Dad also provides a wider look at the impact of fatherlessness, and fatherhood, through the tales of fifteen other writers. What difference does a dad make? Are they really important? Tune in at 8pm Eastern on June 12th, as we discuss the importance of fathers. 

John W. Fountain grew up on some of the meanest streets in Chicago, raised without his natural father in a a neighborhood of broken homes, shattered dreams, crime, poverty, and self-destruction. In the absence of his father, Fountain discovered a God who embraced him, and through the presence of other men in his life, sufficiency for his own road to manhood. His latest book, Dear Dad: Reflections on Fatherhood, captures a compelling story--of Fountain's journey and his reflections on fatherlessness as well as his own insights as a father today. But as an anthology, Dear Dad also provides a wider look at the impact of fatherlessness, and fatherhood, through the tales of fifteen other writers. What difference does a dad make? Are they really important? Tune in at 8pm Eastern on June 12th, as we discuss the importance of fathers.