Podcasts about on sunday november

On Sunday November 1, 2020, Pastor DwightRichards shares from Isaiah 55 and encourages those needing a spiritual refreshing to COME, LISTEN and SEEK.

Odds are good you cross at least one sick bridge on your daily travels in Berkshire County. Due to funding gaps, municipalities and the state are falling behind on sorely needed bridge repairs. On Sunday November 5, The Berkshire Eagle’s Eagle Eye Team presented a special section on the worsening condition of dozens of bridges throughout the county. In this edition of The Berkshire Eagle podcast, host Mark Mills speaks with Investigations Editor Larry Parnass about the problem of sick bridges and prospects for infrastructure repairs.

On Sunday November 15, Kevin Costello hosted an event of student writers from Endicott College at GWC with readings by Kevin Costello, Ellen Pulitzer, Billy Restivo, Lauren Laurenti, and Mark Vogel. There was a blend of poetry and prose read at this event and it was well attended by both Endicott students and GWC regulars. […]

On Sunday November 25th at 9pm, Kari Farmer-Coffman will be sharing her story. Kari lives near Fort Smith, AR. She is the mother of a beautiful daughter. Kari was diagnosed with HIV on NOv 4, 2010 and two days later was diagnosed with AIDS. She was told to make plans for her daughter and her funeral. Kari was not ready to quit. Two years later, she is still fighting and making a difference in the community. She is now undetectable. She is a full time student, an advocate and activist, and most importantly a better mother! She knows that she has a voice for this cause and she uses it to the best of her abilities. Today she enjoys being a Girl Scout Leader, and is currently working on 2 grassroots organizations, AR HOPE is a prevention based program in the state of Arkansas. She is the leader of the River Valley branch (for her area in Arkansas) She has also helped start the C2EA(campaign to end AIDS) Arkansas branch. She is excited to see the growth in Arkansas. She has joined the PJP HIV Criminalization state task force to help change the HIV Criminalization laws in her state. She has also been invited to join the Arkansas HIV Minority Task Force that meets at the capital and works to change policeis and make life easier for those living with HIV. She is excited about her future as an activist and advocate. Working hard is one of the main things that keeps her motivated.

On Sunday November 7th at 9pm EST we will be speaking with Activist Jeff Allen on the POZ I AM Radio Show. Jeff Allen tested positive in 1985. He was a drug addict using heroin and cocaine and reckless in his behavior. Jeff was homeless and living in my car for more than two months. Jeff lived in Key west with his partner of 12 years where the HIV community was small and compact. When it came to the end of his life he wanted to leave and go where he was not so well known. After his passing Jeff moved to Deland Florida right outside the Daytona Beach area. He was very frail and weak, but needed a purpose in his life. This is when Jeff first started volunteering with HIV/AIDS in 1995. Living with no T-cells for 3 years and a viral load 1,650,000 Jeff contracted MAC (Mycobacterium avium complex) from potting plants in my yard. “MAC,” is the name of a group of germs. These germs can infect people who are living with HIV. Jeff had to go on an IV drip for 5 days. Then Jeff got involved with his local Ryan White consortium he ended up chairing the consortium for 7 years. He then decided he wanted to make a difference on the national level. Jeff knew he wanted to get involved with the homeless in some capacity since he was previous homeless. Jeff also knew that he wanted to help improve the quality of care that HIV/AIDS patients receive. So he applied and was accepted in several different positions Then in 2011 working with his consortium, they needed to address the out of care numbers of clients that they have in the local area. After conducting focus groups and soliciting surveys, it was decided that the real issue was the fear and stigma that is associated with HIV/AIDS. People did not want to get tested in areas know to treat or counsel HIV positive people for fear of being associate with having the disease or being gay. So Jeff created the Positive Champions Speakers Bureau to deal with fear and stigma. www.positivechampions.org

On Sunday November 18th Whiskey Barrel proudly presents DeWayne Spaw. DeWayne's video "How Bout You" can be seen on both CMT and www.famecast.com. Now you will get to talk to him right here on Whiskey Barrel Country and a lucky 10 listeners will get a chance to win an autographed copy of DeWayne's CD. Be sure and call in at 646-716-7975 to get your chance to ask DeWayne your questions. And as always we will take question through the chat room as well. See you this Sunday!!!

On Sunday November 18th Whiskey Barrel proudly presents DeWayne Spaw. DeWayne's video "How Bout You" can be seen on both CMT and www.famecast.com. Now you will get to talk to him right here on Whiskey Barrel Country and a lucky 10 listeners will get a chance to win an autographed copy of DeWayne's CD. Be sure and call in at 646-716-7975 to get your chance to ask DeWayne your questions. And as always we will take question through the chat room as well. See you this Sunday!!!