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Hello to you listening in Newport News, Virginia!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Story Prompt Friday and your host, Diane Wyzga.Kindness. What is it good for? Absolutely everything!✓ Reduces stress, anxiety, feelings of pain and depression, and lowers blood pressure✓ Boosts self-esteem, feelings of well being, happiness, and optimism✓ Fosters a sense of community helping people feel connected and supported✓ Encourages compassion and understanding to break down barriers of prejudice✓ Promotes a more caring and supportive environment, making the world a better place for everyone.✓ Kindness is contagious rippling out to others to create shifts in attitudes, behaviors and even cultures.✓ Of all the many things you can be in your lifetime, be kind.Story Prompt: When has someone extended kindness toward you? When have you extended kindness toward another? What did that feel like? What happened next? Write that story!  Be well, do good work, and keep in touch. You're always welcome: "Come for the stories - Stay for the magic!" Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a 5-star rating and nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, bring your friends and rellies, and join us! You will have wonderful company as we continue to walk our lives together. Be sure to stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website, check out the Services, arrange a no-obligation Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with me on Substack.Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present Quarter Moon Story Arts. All rights reserved. 

Brandi Kellam of ProPublica joins me to discuss a new documentary, “Uprooted” that tells of Christopher Newport University's attempt, along with the city of Newport News Virginia to rid the area of a black community.

A voice text, demons, and an undetermined death. In 2021 Sarah Ganoe was living in Newport News, Virginia with her fiancé, John, and her two children. On the night of May 10th, 2021 Ganoe sent her John a disturbing voice text. He raced home to find an unimaginable scene. How did a seemingly attentive mother turn into a monster? Today's episode sponsored by Air Doctor. Go to http://airdoctorpro.com and enter code LEASTOFTHESE to save! Least of These on Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/leastofthesepodcast/ Least of These Discussion Group: https://m.facebook.com/groups/288046119723080/?ref=pages_profile_groups_tab&paipv=1 Least of These on Instagram: www.instagram.com/least_ofthese/ Support the show and get your episodes ad free at: https://www.patreon.com/leastofthesepodcast

In this episode, Todd goes to the scene of a missing person investigation in Newport News Virginia. James Phillip Allen, 41 years old went missing from his apartment August 13, 2022. There were no suspects in custody, his belongings were mostly intact, and no prior known drug habits, etc. The interview is with his client, an old friend of the missing man. His findings will be revealed in this podcast. Remember, this is still an open case. Support the show

In hour 2, Chris discusses the differences between Trump's document scandal and Biden's. Also, the shooting in Newport News Virginia and some of the elusive details get discussed, and some news about the Abortion Pill and who can take it... For more coverage on the issues that matter to you download the WMAL app, visit WMAL.com or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 9:00am-12:00pm Monday-Friday. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @WMAL and @ChrisPlanteShow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What we know now about the 6-year-old school shooter in Newport News, VirginiaThe 6-year-old Virginia student who shot and wounded his teacher pulled the handgun from a backpack and shot her while she was teaching his first-grade class, a police chief said. Newport News Police Chief Steve Drew on Monday offered the first description of how the shooting happened. He had previously said that the shooting was not accidental and declined to elaborate. He said the student pulled the gun out, pointed at the teacher and fired at her. He said there was no physical struggle over the gun preceding the gunshot. No students were injured. Drew said that the gun had been legally purchased by the child's mother in York County. It was in the child's residence, he put it in his back pack and brought it to school, the chief said. The teacher who was wounded Friday in the shooting, Abby Zwerner, was in stable condition Monday at an area hospital. Describing her as a hero, Drew said he had spoken to her and one of her biggest concerns was for her students. Drew said after the shooting, the boy was physically restrained by a school employee and that he struck the employee. The boy was taken away in a police car. A candlelight vigil in honor of Zwerner was planned for Monday at 6:30 p.m. Principal Briana Foster Newton said in an update on the school's website that the school will be closed for the week. Police have declined to describe what led to the altercation or any other details about what happened in the classroom, citing the ongoing investigation. They have also declined to say how the boy got access to the gun or who owns the weapon. Virginia law does not allow 6-year-olds to be tried as adults. In addition, a 6-year-old is too young to be committed to the custody of the Department of Juvenile Justice if found guilty. Authorities have not specified where the boy was being held. On Monday morning, several parents, grandparents and community members gathered with a local pastor in an open patch of grass outside the school. Among them was parent Eric Billet, who said each of his three children in the Newport News school system, two of whom go to Richneck, has reacted differently to the shooting. Billet's son who is in middle school has raised concerns about school security, telling his dad that he felt safer at theme parks, which the boy argued had better security than his school. His second-grade son is doing better, Billet said, fist-bumping a police officer on his way out of school Friday. His daughter, a fourth-grader, has had nightmares every night, Billet said. But at the same time, he said, “she was also disappointed she couldn't go to school this week.”True Crime Podcast 2023 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

What we know now about the 6-year-old school shooter in Newport News, VirginiaThe 6-year-old Virginia student who shot and wounded his teacher pulled the handgun from a backpack and shot her while she was teaching his first-grade class, a police chief said. Newport News Police Chief Steve Drew on Monday offered the first description of how the shooting happened. He had previously said that the shooting was not accidental and declined to elaborate. He said the student pulled the gun out, pointed at the teacher and fired at her. He said there was no physical struggle over the gun preceding the gunshot. No students were injured. Drew said that the gun had been legally purchased by the child's mother in York County. It was in the child's residence, he put it in his back pack and brought it to school, the chief said. The teacher who was wounded Friday in the shooting, Abby Zwerner, was in stable condition Monday at an area hospital. Describing her as a hero, Drew said he had spoken to her and one of her biggest concerns was for her students. Drew said after the shooting, the boy was physically restrained by a school employee and that he struck the employee. The boy was taken away in a police car. A candlelight vigil in honor of Zwerner was planned for Monday at 6:30 p.m. Principal Briana Foster Newton said in an update on the school's website that the school will be closed for the week. Police have declined to describe what led to the altercation or any other details about what happened in the classroom, citing the ongoing investigation. They have also declined to say how the boy got access to the gun or who owns the weapon. Virginia law does not allow 6-year-olds to be tried as adults. In addition, a 6-year-old is too young to be committed to the custody of the Department of Juvenile Justice if found guilty. Authorities have not specified where the boy was being held. On Monday morning, several parents, grandparents and community members gathered with a local pastor in an open patch of grass outside the school. Among them was parent Eric Billet, who said each of his three children in the Newport News school system, two of whom go to Richneck, has reacted differently to the shooting. Billet's son who is in middle school has raised concerns about school security, telling his dad that he felt safer at theme parks, which the boy argued had better security than his school. His second-grade son is doing better, Billet said, fist-bumping a police officer on his way out of school Friday. His daughter, a fourth-grader, has had nightmares every night, Billet said. But at the same time, he said, “she was also disappointed she couldn't go to school this week.”True Crime Podcast 2023 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

What we know now about the 6-year-old school shooter in Newport News, VirginiaThe 6-year-old Virginia student who shot and wounded his teacher pulled the handgun from a backpack and shot her while she was teaching his first-grade class, a police chief said. Newport News Police Chief Steve Drew on Monday offered the first description of how the shooting happened. He had previously said that the shooting was not accidental and declined to elaborate. He said the student pulled the gun out, pointed at the teacher and fired at her. He said there was no physical struggle over the gun preceding the gunshot. No students were injured. Drew said that the gun had been legally purchased by the child's mother in York County. It was in the child's residence, he put it in his back pack and brought it to school, the chief said. The teacher who was wounded Friday in the shooting, Abby Zwerner, was in stable condition Monday at an area hospital. Describing her as a hero, Drew said he had spoken to her and one of her biggest concerns was for her students. Drew said after the shooting, the boy was physically restrained by a school employee and that he struck the employee. The boy was taken away in a police car. A candlelight vigil in honor of Zwerner was planned for Monday at 6:30 p.m. Principal Briana Foster Newton said in an update on the school's website that the school will be closed for the week. Police have declined to describe what led to the altercation or any other details about what happened in the classroom, citing the ongoing investigation. They have also declined to say how the boy got access to the gun or who owns the weapon. Virginia law does not allow 6-year-olds to be tried as adults. In addition, a 6-year-old is too young to be committed to the custody of the Department of Juvenile Justice if found guilty. Authorities have not specified where the boy was being held. On Monday morning, several parents, grandparents and community members gathered with a local pastor in an open patch of grass outside the school. Among them was parent Eric Billet, who said each of his three children in the Newport News school system, two of whom go to Richneck, has reacted differently to the shooting. Billet's son who is in middle school has raised concerns about school security, telling his dad that he felt safer at theme parks, which the boy argued had better security than his school. His second-grade son is doing better, Billet said, fist-bumping a police officer on his way out of school Friday. His daughter, a fourth-grader, has had nightmares every night, Billet said. But at the same time, he said, “she was also disappointed she couldn't go to school this week.”True Crime Podcast 2023 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

Secured in the archives of the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia is one of the first electronic instruments ever made. But this piece of outdated technology is more than just a footnote in musical history. How did this bizarre instrument play a part in triggering one of the biggest spy scandals of the century? At the Detroit Science Center, 36 bodies arranged in a chilling display are mysteriously preserved - and they aren't the carefully prepared bodies of Egyptian royalty. For decades, their discovery has baffled scientists... until now. At the Mariners' Museum in Newport News Virginia, an ordinary military supply box has a shocking past. It's the only piece of cargo from the USS Cyclops, a ship from the First World War which dropped off the face of the earth. What happened to the ship... and does this box hold the clue?For even more Mysteries at the Museum, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/mystery to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply.

Speaking about the school shooting that occurred in Newport News Virginia yesterday. Listen in to hear about the mental health aspect of these tragedies and my scattered thoughts on the subject. Thoughts and prayers to any and everyone involved yesterday. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

El 25 de abril de 1918 nació Ella Fitzgerald. En toda la historia del jazz, no ha existido una vocalista que haya podido exhibir una 'hoja de servicios' como la suya.En El Guateque de Onda Regional de Murcia (orm.es; domingos, 22,05h) rescatamos olvidadas melodías del ayer. El 25 de abril de 1918 nació en Newport News (Virginia) la cantante de jazz Ella Fitzgerald. En toda la historia del jazz, no ha existido una vocalista femenina que haya podido exhibir una 'hoja de servicios' como la suya. Joseph Louis LaBracio falleció el 21 de abril de 2021 a consecuencia del COVID-19. Más conocido como Joe Long, fue el bajista de los Four Seasons. Todo un portento, Laura Casale. Italiana de Turín, grabó dos Eps formidables en Francia (y hasta actuó con Johnny Halyday en el Olympia de París).Allá por el año 1964, una jovencísima Brigitte Bardot lanzaba el single ‘Moi je joue'. En la canción, en francés, se hablaba de cómo un hombre podía perder la cabeza por una mujer, haciendo cualquier cosa que esta le pidiera. Los Salvajes querían ser como los Who pero en la época en la que surgieron fueron vendidos como los Rolling Stones españoles. El mes de abril ha supuesto gran actividad para The Rolling Stones: publicaron Black & Blue y Sticky Fingers, y también se grabó la canción "Jumpin' Jack Flash".Bobby Fuller fue uno de los últimos grandes rockers clásicos ya que sus mayores logros y hits tienen lugar en los escasos dos años que van desde 1964 a 1966 cuando la Beatlemania , los Beach Boys y los Stones dominaban el mundo. Traemos de nuevo a Palito Ortega, volando en busca del amor. Uno de los más grandes exponentes de la nueva ola. Augusto Algueró es un nombre imprescindible en nuestra historia, como compositor, arreglista, músico y director de orquesta. El listado de sus canciones de éxito se asemeja a una enorme guía telefónica. La cantante norteamericana de origen italiano Connie Francis fue considerada una de las artistas mas prolíficas de pop y rock and roll. A finales de los años cincuenta y principio de los sesenta, era la artista femenina que más discos vendía. El twist era el rey de los guateques y Rocky Kan le prestó la atención debida con una versión del éxito "The Loco - Motion" interpretado por Little Eva. Un número obligado en cualquier guateque que se preciase. Richard Anthony fue referente de la 'generación yeyé' - Su estilo suave y edulcorado, más cerca de Pat Boone que de Gene Vincent, le proporcionó el sobrenombre del Tino Rossi del rock and roll. Con El libro de magia, una nueva Karina da sus primeros pasos. Va a dejar de ser la chica yeyé por antonomasia para convertirse en la voz melódica femenina de la joven música española. Una canción, Grandola Vila Morena, fue la contraseña que puso en marcha la revolución de los claveles que acabó con la dictadura salazarista. La canción más conocida que se hizo en España en homenaje a la revolución portuguesa es Abril 74 de Lluis Llach, La canción se mete en la piel de uno cualquiera de los soldados que esa mañana a ritmo de Grandola Vila Morena salió a la calle con un fusil y un clavel

Rob Vasquez, professionally known as Who?, from Newport News, VA, has multiple titles: rapper, producer, and artist. He grew up in a split household that involved both parents, but his brother, who inspired him to rap, had a different father. With Who?’s father being a detective and the young child’s brother being involved in the streets, he was exposed to multiple realities that have come to define his music and who he is as a person.  Who?’s appetite for music came early on. He became accustomed to the musical tastes of his household: his mother preferred Spanish music by artists such as Marc Anthony while his father preferred the old school rap of acts such as Run DMC and LL Cool J. Who?’s older brother listened to heavy-hitters like Jay-Z, Eminem, and Nas. Who? learned from everyone’s favorites and started listening to his own cast of artists such as N.E.R.D., Pharrell, and Missy Elliott.  At the encouragement of his brother who was a battle rapper, Who? started making music as a teenager, releasing his first song, “Rockstar Life,” in 2009, recording the effort at a friend’s studio. Excited at the prospect of pursuing rap, he grew to love the profession, pressing the song onto CDs and then passing them around at the local mall. Over time, he became enamored with more artists and began to formulate a cast of inspirations that would define his thematic approach to rap that centers around the existence of God and creating concepts for listeners to immerse themselves in: Pusha-T, Jay-Z, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.  Who? would go on to release strings of early music before a complete rebranding in 2018 that saw him redevelop his sound, style, and aesthetic from the ground up. He released the project Thank You, Come Again that year and has followed up its release with records that are colorful, tenacious, and always intriguing. In 2019, songs like “KAYLA” and “EMOTIONS” were released with aesthetically-appealing covers while “REAL WITH ME,” “OCEAN WATER,” and others arrived in 2020. All in all, 12 new songs have been released in the time since Thank You, Come Again came out.  Even with a sparse amount of music available, Who?’s success is proof of his alluring and endlessly creative artistry. His 2019 song, “Not Us,” was premiered on Beats 1 Radio on Apple Music and his songs have been recognized by both Missy Elliott and Pusha-T, the latter of whom included him on his Heir Wave Radio playlist that’s sponsored by his record label. He’s currently being mentored by successful publicist, entrepreneur, and Recording Academy member Quinelle Holder and is preparing to elevate his career to the next level and Who? has also opened up for Lil Baby.  As Who? continues to grow bigger than ever before, he wants his music, and his success, to speak to the people that find it hard to speak up to the world. Who? wants to serve as inspiration to them and, at the same time, use his platform to showcase his adoration for God who motivates him. At the end of the day, Who? wants his words to matter to everyone who gives his music, and message, a chance.  Connect with Who?: @whogotnow on Instagram https://siteid-1159713.onuniverse.com/ Check out Who?'s latest release: https://open.spotify.com/album/7s5Zt8SzmxUTZYDDyiaGCu?si=dhFM0a7eSYOz8nI-PZuwEA&nd=1 Connect/listen to Frame This: https://linktr.ee/framethispodcast — — - #podcast #podcasting #spotify #music  #rap #Newport News #Virginia #producer #artist #interview 

Alesha energy fills the podcast with a lot of positive energy and messages. She helps people to move forward in their dreams. She keeps the podcast all the way REAL. ALL ABOUT ALESHA: Alesha Brown, The Joy Guru, is a best-selling author, international editor & publisher, and transformational speaker who encourages audiences by igniting the fire within and helping them take center stage. With comprehensive, simple techniques and words of inspiration, Alesha helps the old and young alike, grab ahold of their dreams while identifying the roots of their unhappiness and those things that hold them back. A humorist and gifted speaker, Alesha Brown delivers entertaining, engaging presentations with thought-provoking exercises and vivid illustrations to connect with an audience. She is the owner of Fruition Publishing Concierge Services (a division of Alesha Brown, LLC) where she offers author consultation, writing coaching, and publishing services to help people share their stories with the masses. As a childhood abuse survivor, she is on a mission to reverse the damage of abuse by encouraging survivors to write and publish their stories in order to pay it forward and create a circle of healing. She also serves as the Chief Association Executive of Crusading Outreach Ministry Inc. 501 c 3, a 28-year non-profit headquartered in Newport News Virginia. Alesha spearheads the revitalization of signature programs and outreach partnerships. She is the creator and host of The Entrepreneurs' Lounge Radio Show, designed to expose the myths, pains & struggles of entrepreneurship and interview influential experts to give laser-focused solutions. The show uses its featured guests and Mindset Coach to help listeners release the weight of it all. Alesha takes a vision and makes it a reality through creative strategic development. She has appeared on and hosted various radio podcasts, media platforms, and magazine outlets. She intuitively sees the threads of opportunity that exist in the life of a person, or an organization, and implements strategies to help clients capitalize on opportunities inspired. Alesha Brown, The Joy Guru, is a best-selling author, international editor & publisher, and transformational speaker who encourages audiences by igniting the fire within and helping them take center stage. With comprehensive, simple techniques and words of inspiration, Alesha helps the old and young alike, grab ahold of their dreams while identifying the roots of their unhappiness and those things that hold them back. A humorist and gifted speaker, Alesha Brown delivers entertaining, engaging presentations with thought-provoking exercises and vivid illustrations to connect with an audience. She is the owner of Fruition Publishing Concierge Services (a division of Alesha Brown, LLC) where she offers author consultation, writing coaching, and publishing services to help people share their stories with the masses. As a childhood abuse survivor, she is on a mission to reverse the damage of abuse by encouraging survivors to write and publish their stories in order to pay it forward and create a circle of healing. She also serves as the Chief Association Executive of Crusading Outreach Ministry Inc. 501 c 3, a 28-year non-profit headquartered in Newport News Virginia. Alesha spearheads the revitalization of signature programs and outreach partnerships. She is the creator and host of The Entrepreneurs' Lounge Radio Show, designed to expose the myths, pains & struggles of entrepreneurship and interview influential experts to give laser-focused solutions. The show uses its featured guests and Mindset Coach to help listeners release the weight of it all. Alesha takes a vision and makes it a reality through creative strategic development. If you want to contact Alesha for more information you can contact Alesha on her website TheJoyGuru.net and her social media at Alesha Brown or TheJoyGuru

"The greatest way to solve your problems is to be used for something bigger than your problems. "In today's message, special guest, Pastor Rob Shepherd of Next Level Church in Newport News Virginia, gives a powerful message on how to appreciate every season of your life and be used by God. Let's listen together!

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Today on SAC, the current Mayor of Newport News, VA was interviewed, McKinley Price. McKinley Price has been the first black Mayor to be elected in the city and he is also the president of the African American Mayors Association. In the interview, Mayor Price discusses his upbringing of athletics. He came upon watching baseball and later fell in love with Tennis. He had a connection to Tennis and played it through his years until he received a scholarship to play at the Hampton Institute which is now Hampton University. At Hampton Mayor Price played on a very talented Tennis squad where they set the foundation for success and paid it forward to those coming in. They made it to nationals his senior year. Mayor Price explained what he thought athletics and competition brought to the personality of people and how it can be an essential part of somebody. He discussed how and why he thinks athletic competition should be a part of his and all communities. He gave great examples into how sports is a benefit for him and many others, also how he has used sports to help him. Mayor Price grew up watching Arthur Ashe who was a great African American Tennis player and tried to mock his game to Ashe’s. We had also talked about how the transition from athletics to the real world fared for him and how he was able to manage it. He gave great examples and information that can help all athletes of all ages. The interview with Mayor McKinley Price should act as a motivation podcast as his greatest tip of advice is something that all humans should have at the forefront of their success model. Tune into this sports podcast to find out how public service and athletics mesh! Twitter & Instagram @_sacombo_https://www.buzzsprout.com/1106450https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrt6yXWIgVvMWd5X3O0-UUw

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I had the wonderful opportunity and honor to speak to the members of Faith Deliverance Baptist Church in Newport News Virginia about what I believe the Black Community should do to protect itself financially as we build generational wealth . Enjoy and Share, Share, Share so we can get this message out as much as WE can.  You can always contact me at financial.guru.ham@gmail.com for all questions, concerns, and guest suggestions for this Podcast. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How brave are you? Would you just drop everything and move to a new city alone? Newport News Virginia native Clayton Darnell and I talk about his move to the ATL, Tinder, a stalker and what he thinks good Pu**y is. @dolodarnell #virginia #atl #podcast #love #songwriter #rap #hiphop --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cougars/message

On this episode TLRP address a real issue that touches on a missing black man name Quantez Russell that hasn't been found since 2015. Quantez Russell has been allegedly said to been murdered and possibly thrown into the James River that runs through the city of Newport News Virginia. There are tons of men and women who have gone missing and what is most compelling about this case is a law that hinders the family from having a proper memorial. Listen in to find out what law in the state of Virginia has kept this mother who works as a forensics specialist within the criminal justice system but can't find closer due to this law and dealing with the thought of her son being dead.

This week The Front Row, with Tom Block and Keith Jones, features discussion about spring sports, FSU baseball, Jimbo Fisher's booster comments with Tim Linafelt, and ACC television economics with David Teel of Newport News Virginia