Podcasts about mama denise vinson arthur

Listener Submission: "I noticed everyone wearing black at the Golden Globes to honor the victims of sexual assault in Hollywood but I don't understand why they didn't, you know, honor the actual victims who has their careers damaged by powerful movie moguls like Harvey Weinstein. Where were the women who came forward first? The #MeToo movement wouldn't even exist if women like Rose McGowan hadn't said 'me' in the first place."Was it in honor of the victims or simply damage control? We asked Mama Denise Vinson Arthur and got her take on the situation on Tuesday's "What Would Mama Do?". Denise had some great insight for us on #TimesUp and some valuable resources to share, as well.RAINN's (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) 24/7 Toll-free Hotline - 1-800-656-HOPEBe sure to listen in to American Ground Radio from 6-7 PM on 101.7 FM/710 AM or on keelnews.com every weeknight. Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "I noticed everyone wearing black at the Golden Globes to honor the victims of sexual assault in Hollywood but I don't understand why they didn't, you know, honor the actual victims who has their careers damaged by powerful movie moguls like Harvey Weinstein. Where were the women who came forward first? The #MeToo movement wouldn't even exist if women like Rose McGowan hadn't said 'me' in the first place."Was it in honor of the victims or simply damage control? We asked Mama Denise Vinson Arthur and got her take on the situation on Tuesday's "What Would Mama Do?". Denise had some great insight for us on #TimesUp and some valuable resources to share, as well.RAINN's (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) 24/7 Toll-free Hotline - 1-800-656-HOPEBe sure to listen in to American Ground Radio from 6-7 PM on 101.7 FM/710 AM or on keelnews.com every weeknight. Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "I noticed everyone wearing black at the Golden Globes to honor the victims of sexual assault in Hollywood but I don't understand why they didn't, you know, honor the actual victims who has their careers damaged by powerful movie moguls like Harvey Weinstein. Where were the women who came forward first? The #MeToo movement wouldn't even exist if women like Rose McGowan hadn't said 'me' in the first place."Was it in honor of the victims or simply damage control? We asked Mama Denise Vinson Arthur and got her take on the situation on Tuesday's "What Would Mama Do?". Denise had some great insight for us on #TimesUp and some valuable resources to share, as well.RAINN's (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) 24/7 Toll-free Hotline - 1-800-656-HOPEBe sure to listen in to American Ground Radio from 6-7 PM on 101.7 FM/710 AM or on keelnews.com every weeknight. Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "I noticed everyone wearing black at the Golden Globes to honor the victims of sexual assault in Hollywood but I don't understand why they didn't, you know, honor the actual victims who has their careers damaged by powerful movie moguls like Harvey Weinstein. Where were the women who came forward first? The #MeToo movement wouldn't even exist if women like Rose McGowan hadn't said 'me' in the first place."Was it in honor of the victims or simply damage control? We asked Mama Denise Vinson Arthur and got her take on the situation on Tuesday's "What Would Mama Do?". Denise had some great insight for us on #TimesUp and some valuable resources to share, as well.RAINN's (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) 24/7 Toll-free Hotline - 1-800-656-HOPEBe sure to listen in to American Ground Radio from 6-7 PM on 101.7 FM/710 AM or on keelnews.com every weeknight. Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "During the holidays I had two encounters where customers had the attention of everyone in a store while they were dressing down an employee. I never opened my mouth and then I left and beat myself up for not stepping in. It's been two weeks now and I'm still disappointed in myself. What should you do when you are witnessing such a display of bad behavior?"On Friday's "What Would Mama Do?", we had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur answer this question and she had some great tips on how to handle tricky situations like this one.Got a question for the Mamas? Feel free to submit one on our website or by Facebook message, and they may just answer it on air! Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "During the holidays I had two encounters where customers had the attention of everyone in a store while they were dressing down an employee. I never opened my mouth and then I left and beat myself up for not stepping in. It's been two weeks now and I'm still disappointed in myself. What should you do when you are witnessing such a display of bad behavior?"On Friday's "What Would Mama Do?", we had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur answer this question and she had some great tips on how to handle tricky situations like this one.Got a question for the Mamas? Feel free to submit one on our website or by Facebook message, and they may just answer it on air! Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "During the holidays I had two encounters where customers had the attention of everyone in a store while they were dressing down an employee. I never opened my mouth and then I left and beat myself up for not stepping in. It's been two weeks now and I'm still disappointed in myself. What should you do when you are witnessing such a display of bad behavior?"On Friday's "What Would Mama Do?", we had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur answer this question and she had some great tips on how to handle tricky situations like this one.Got a question for the Mamas? Feel free to submit one on our website or by Facebook message, and they may just answer it on air! Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "During the holidays I had two encounters where customers had the attention of everyone in a store while they were dressing down an employee. I never opened my mouth and then I left and beat myself up for not stepping in. It's been two weeks now and I'm still disappointed in myself. What should you do when you are witnessing such a display of bad behavior?"On Friday's "What Would Mama Do?", we had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur answer this question and she had some great tips on how to handle tricky situations like this one.Got a question for the Mamas? Feel free to submit one on our website or by Facebook message, and they may just answer it on air! Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "I saw a story online saying that all the wonderful, traditional Disney Princess films are actually promoting sexual harassment. Every single princess should be waving her #metoo flag. Snow White and Sleeping Beauty were kissed by strange men while Belle was forced to follow the orders of an unattractive older man in power. Really? Has it come to this? Is there anything I enjoyed as a child that I can share with my daughters in this day and age?"There are so many other things in this crazy world to worry about. At some point, you have to draw the line... and it might be at fairy tales. We had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur in the studio last night for "What Would Mama Do?" to tackle this listener submission.

Listener Submission: "I saw a story online saying that all the wonderful, traditional Disney Princess films are actually promoting sexual harassment. Every single princess should be waving her #metoo flag. Snow White and Sleeping Beauty were kissed by strange men while Belle was forced to follow the orders of an unattractive older man in power. Really? Has it come to this? Is there anything I enjoyed as a child that I can share with my daughters in this day and age?"There are so many other things in this crazy world to worry about. At some point, you have to draw the line... and it might be at fairy tales. We had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur in the studio last night for "What Would Mama Do?" to tackle this listener submission.

Listener Submission: "I saw a story online saying that all the wonderful, traditional Disney Princess films are actually promoting sexual harassment. Every single princess should be waving her #metoo flag. Snow White and Sleeping Beauty were kissed by strange men while Belle was forced to follow the orders of an unattractive older man in power. Really? Has it come to this? Is there anything I enjoyed as a child that I can share with my daughters in this day and age?"There are so many other things in this crazy world to worry about. At some point, you have to draw the line... and it might be at fairy tales. We had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur in the studio last night for "What Would Mama Do?" to tackle this listener submission.

Listener Submission: "I saw a story online saying that all the wonderful, traditional Disney Princess films are actually promoting sexual harassment. Every single princess should be waving her #metoo flag. Snow White and Sleeping Beauty were kissed by strange men while Belle was forced to follow the orders of an unattractive older man in power. Really? Has it come to this? Is there anything I enjoyed as a child that I can share with my daughters in this day and age?"There are so many other things in this crazy world to worry about. At some point, you have to draw the line... and it might be at fairy tales. We had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur in the studio last night for "What Would Mama Do?" to tackle this listener submission.

You may have noticed the recent absence of Mama Teri Spinks Netterville on "What Would Mama Do?" We've missed her here on the show, but she's been dealing with something much bigger!Teri has been visiting with her family in Texas following her brother's serious car accident. In this trying time, her brother rediscovered his spiritual footing, feeling the prayers of those around him for his recovery. We discussed this experience, as well as the overwhelming value of family and faith, with her and Mama Denise Vinson Arthur, on last night's show. This is a must-listen.

You may have noticed the recent absence of Mama Teri Spinks Netterville on "What Would Mama Do?" We've missed her here on the show, but she's been dealing with something much bigger!Teri has been visiting with her family in Texas following her brother's serious car accident. In this trying time, her brother rediscovered his spiritual footing, feeling the prayers of those around him for his recovery. We discussed this experience, as well as the overwhelming value of family and faith, with her and Mama Denise Vinson Arthur, on last night's show. This is a must-listen.

"Dear Mamas,I've had a lot happen this year in my life and I'm not feeling very jolly. I need motivation to turn my holidays around. Do y'all do something special during the holidays to get in the spirit?" - Listener SubmissionSometimes it's hard to get into the holiday spirit, especially if you've had a tough time. Look for a blessing. Donating your time and efforts to community missions or projects is the perfect way to give unto others in the true spirit of the season. We spoke to Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?" about her wonderful work with Common Ground Community and the "helper's high" you can get from giving.

"Dear Mamas,I've had a lot happen this year in my life and I'm not feeling very jolly. I need motivation to turn my holidays around. Do y'all do something special during the holidays to get in the spirit?" - Listener SubmissionSometimes it's hard to get into the holiday spirit, especially if you've had a tough time. Look for a blessing. Donating your time and efforts to community missions or projects is the perfect way to give unto others in the true spirit of the season. We spoke to Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?" about her wonderful work with Common Ground Community and the "helper's high" you can get from giving.

"Dear Mamas, I was recently out shopping with my children and we encountered a family with a Down Syndrome child. The little boy was wanting to hug on my daughter, who is 7 years old and she was mortified and became rude and then I was mortified. I have failed somewhere on teaching a valuable lesson. I know Denise has mentioned her aunt lives at Holy Angels so I am hoping for some wisdom to pass on before this happens again." - Listener SubmissionThe hug was from a place of love and was meant as a gift for this little girl, even if it was misunderstood. There are many opportunities in our community to get involved and teach your children understanding and compassion for those that are different from them. We spoke to Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" about the best ways to get involved and start this very important conversation with your children.

"Dear Mamas, I was recently out shopping with my children and we encountered a family with a Down Syndrome child. The little boy was wanting to hug on my daughter, who is 7 years old and she was mortified and became rude and then I was mortified. I have failed somewhere on teaching a valuable lesson. I know Denise has mentioned her aunt lives at Holy Angels so I am hoping for some wisdom to pass on before this happens again." - Listener SubmissionThe hug was from a place of love and was meant as a gift for this little girl, even if it was misunderstood. There are many opportunities in our community to get involved and teach your children understanding and compassion for those that are different from them. We spoke to Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" about the best ways to get involved and start this very important conversation with your children.

"Dear American Mamas,I know you both have spent a lot of time in the stands watching your kids' local football teams over the years. But, do you think enough other people will come out and sit in the stand for teams that aren’t from around here to fill the Independence Bowl this year? Just curious." - Listener SubmissionIndependence Bowl attendance in past years has been low, giving fodder to the complainers and Negative Nancys about town. Of course, those same people are also the first to pitch a fit about Shreveport's reputation! No matter if the teams are from near or far, it's important to show up and support local industry and business. Manifest positivity and city pride by being there with a rallying cry! We spoke to Mama Denise Vinson Arthur about the importance of local involvement on "What Would Mama Do?"Get your tickets to this year's Walk-On’s Independence Bowl (Florida State Seminoles Football vs. Southern Miss Football) online at https://www.ticketmaster.com/Independence-Bowl-t…/…/2260842…. The game will be December 27th at 12:30 PM.

"Dear American Mamas,I know you both have spent a lot of time in the stands watching your kids' local football teams over the years. But, do you think enough other people will come out and sit in the stand for teams that aren’t from around here to fill the Independence Bowl this year? Just curious." - Listener SubmissionIndependence Bowl attendance in past years has been low, giving fodder to the complainers and Negative Nancys about town. Of course, those same people are also the first to pitch a fit about Shreveport's reputation! No matter if the teams are from near or far, it's important to show up and support local industry and business. Manifest positivity and city pride by being there with a rallying cry! We spoke to Mama Denise Vinson Arthur about the importance of local involvement on "What Would Mama Do?"Get your tickets to this year's Walk-On’s Independence Bowl (Florida State Seminoles Football vs. Southern Miss Football) online at https://www.ticketmaster.com/Independence-Bowl-t…/…/2260842…. The game will be December 27th at 12:30 PM.

"Have you seen the billboard on I-20 for the Hustler Club? It's disgusting. I mean, my kids are in the car as we drive by. I understand that the business has a right to advertise but does it have the be there and in such a lewd and suggestive way? What can we do about this so I don't have to explain to my children why that lady with no clothes on is licking her finger?" - Listener SubmissionBy now, you've probably seen the aforementioned billboard and/or the petition for its removal circling your social media. The petition directed at Governor John Bel Edwards, now has nearly 6,100 supporters. Should the billboard be removed? And if so, how should it be done? We got Mama Denise Vinson Arthur​ to weigh in on the situation on "What Would Mama Do?​"

"Have you seen the billboard on I-20 for the Hustler Club? It's disgusting. I mean, my kids are in the car as we drive by. I understand that the business has a right to advertise but does it have the be there and in such a lewd and suggestive way? What can we do about this so I don't have to explain to my children why that lady with no clothes on is licking her finger?" - Listener SubmissionBy now, you've probably seen the aforementioned billboard and/or the petition for its removal circling your social media. The petition directed at Governor John Bel Edwards, now has nearly 6,100 supporters. Should the billboard be removed? And if so, how should it be done? We got Mama Denise Vinson Arthur​ to weigh in on the situation on "What Would Mama Do?​"

4,000 people will be doing WHAT on November 8th? Screaming "helplessly at the sky on the anniversary of the election". Come again?We discussed this ridiculous event with Mama Denise Vinson Arthur and got her input on "What Would Mama Do?" She brings it home, from spankings to teachers who are underpaid, and everywhere in between!

4,000 people will be doing WHAT on November 8th? Screaming "helplessly at the sky on the anniversary of the election". Come again?We discussed this ridiculous event with Mama Denise Vinson Arthur and got her input on "What Would Mama Do?" She brings it home, from spankings to teachers who are underpaid, and everywhere in between!

"We are not vigilantes, we are vigilant."Neighborhood watches are becoming more and more important, especially in cities like Shreveport, where the police force is spread thin and understaffed. Listen to a firsthand account from Mama Denise Vinson Arthur, on the impact of neighborhood cooperation, from "What Would Mama Do?" with her and Mama Teri Spinks Netterville.

"We are not vigilantes, we are vigilant."Neighborhood watches are becoming more and more important, especially in cities like Shreveport, where the police force is spread thin and understaffed. Listen to a firsthand account from Mama Denise Vinson Arthur, on the impact of neighborhood cooperation, from "What Would Mama Do?" with her and Mama Teri Spinks Netterville.

"It's about the healing, not the hashtag."While the #metoo campaign on social media is bringing much needed awareness to the issue of sexual harassment and assault, is it right for everyone? If you have had such an experience, is it possible opening yourself up publicly might be more harmful to your wellbeing than helpful? We discussed the campaign, and its possible ramifications on the health and safety of victims with Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on a very important "What Would Mama Do?"

"It's about the healing, not the hashtag."While the #metoo campaign on social media is bringing much needed awareness to the issue of sexual harassment and assault, is it right for everyone? If you have had such an experience, is it possible opening yourself up publicly might be more harmful to your wellbeing than helpful? We discussed the campaign, and its possible ramifications on the health and safety of victims with Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on a very important "What Would Mama Do?"

Political hostility and a lack of civility is more prevalent than ever in recent memory. From Eminem to even talk show host Seth Meyers, the "Us vs. Them" mentality is encouraged everywhere you go. Van Jones put it best the other day when he said that liberals aren't just mad at Trump, they are "mad at everyone who voted for Trump." How do you start a real conversation and gain understanding in such a hostile environment? We discussed this with Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?"

Political hostility and a lack of civility is more prevalent than ever in recent memory. From Eminem to even talk show host Seth Meyers, the "Us vs. Them" mentality is encouraged everywhere you go. Van Jones put it best the other day when he said that liberals aren't just mad at Trump, they are "mad at everyone who voted for Trump." How do you start a real conversation and gain understanding in such a hostile environment? We discussed this with Mama Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?"

On "What Would Mama Do?", we discussed President Trump's perhaps ill choice of the words, “son of a b****”, and the public's reaction to it. Mama Denise Vinson Arthur weighs in.

On "What Would Mama Do?", we discussed President Trump's perhaps ill choice of the words, “son of a b****”, and the public's reaction to it. Mama Denise Vinson Arthur weighs in.