Podcast appearances and mentions of ray jr

Venimos hablando de: * Ray Jr. hace su regreso a WWC * Ivy de la Rosa tiene nueva retadora por su título * TODO lo ocurrido en #MITB * NUEVO campeón de NXT Y MUCHO más!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jobsquadpodcast/support

Join Smilez on the latest episode of IR Presents: Music Mpulse as he sits down with Cleveland's own rising star, Sav (@hollywoodsav216), to dive deep into his freshly released EP "Sav Season Vol. 1". Discover the inspiration behind the tracks and the creative process that brought this project to life. In this episode, Smilez and Sav also turn their attention to the sports scene, offering bold predictions for the Cleveland Browns' upcoming season and reflecting on the Cavs' performance and how their season wrapped up. But it's not all music and sports; they explore Sav's experience of working with local rap legends like Ray Jr. (@ecrayjr) and discuss Sav's goals for 2024. The conversation takes an introspective turn as they debate whether the rap industry can still produce idols to emulate in today's rapidly changing landscape. Tune in for an episode packed with insights, local pride, and the unfiltered perspectives of Cleveland's own talent. Whether you're a music aficionado, sports enthusiast, or simply love a good conversation, this episode of Music Mpulse is not to be missed! Listen now on [your favorite podcast platform] and follow us on social media for all the latest updates. Songs of The Episode: "Huh" and "Lost Souls" Feat. @TheFlowersGuy Purchase a Music Mpulse Shirt: https://www.inaudibleraucous.com/shop

Interview with Stanley Ray Jr Street Artist LLC Email Address: streetartistentllc@gmail.com Contact the show if you would like to be a guest or if you have a topic that should be discussed. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/streetartist/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/streetartist/support

On this episode of TSP, Milestones have been met for the podcast, the guys phone in friend of show and Cleveland's very own SAV! We discuss his great work not only on the new TSP intro but his latest single 'ON ME' ft. Ray Jr. OUT NOW! We get a chili cookoff update from Joe, Goat Rental Update from the little Cesar's in Toledo, OH, Netflix price hike update, snack and food reviews from Bobby, a Kendrick Lamar album that dropped 11 years ago that we all know, and we wrap it all up with The DLO MNF Lock! All this and MORE!! Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talkingshoppodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talkingshoppodcast/support

Church attendance is on the decline. And the pandemic might not be to blame. Church attendance was falling even before 2020 among every major religion and subgroup. Coming up this weekend, the United Church on the Green is welcoming Rev. Dr. Stephen G. Ray, Jr. This historic church in New Haven played a key part of the abolitionist movement. Rev. Dr. Stephen G. Ray, Jr. is going to be the church's first black minister. Today, he joins us to talk about his hopes for this historic church, and welcoming a new generation of parishioners. And later, we hear from the Yale Divinity School and learn about their involvement in an exciting project called the Living Village Project which broke ground last week. The Living Village is going to be a net-positive-energy building that will provide affordable housing to students. GUESTS: Reverend Dr. Stephen G. Ray Jr: United Church on the Green in New Haven Dean Gregory Sterling: Dean of Yale Divinity School; The Reverend Henry L. Slack Dean and Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Jerry comes back on the show to share his experiences with getting a double lung/kidney transplant and then a pancreas transplant two years later.  His first appearance was in November of 2019 when he came on the show to talk about meeting his donor family.  Listen to Jerry's episode from his first experience on 11/21/2019. Visit the podcast website at www.PreToPostTX.com Visit the foundation website at www.PreToPost.org  

•Stanley Ray Jr Watson  is a native of Norfolk, VA.  He has received International exposure through radio and print; interviewed by George Houston of Blessed Lifestyle Magazine.  Ray Jr hosted his own radio program on WPCE 1350 AM and also made the Nielsen BDS charts in 2009 which has been proclaimed as “the leading supplier of performance monitoring” by Musicrypt. •Stanley Ray's Gospel music Ministry includes many releases, one being the new re-packaged CD “I Am A New Creature” (2023) and “Mercy & Grace” (2014).  He has collaborated with Dominque Mitchell Presents Inspirational Music For The Soul, Vol 1 (2016).  RayJr has 3 recent singles “I Want To Be Like Jesus” (2019).  “All Power In His Hand” (2020) and “You Lord” (2021). •Stanley Ray Jr has shared the stage with some of Gospel Music industry's leading artists including Smokie Norful, Deitrick Haddon and Vicki Winans to name few. He was invited to the 96.3 KISS-FM's Family Reunion Gospel Showcase in Augusta, Georgia. •Stanley Ray Jr is affiliated and registered with BMI as a Composer/Writer/Publisher, producing songs of Praise & Worship. •Please send me an email sharing your thoughts about this show segment also if you have any suggestions of future guests you would like to hear on the show. Send an email to letstalk2gmg@gmail.com •You may also “like” and share the podcast episode; or you may Subscribe to be alerted when the newest show is published. •NEW RADIO SHOW ON INTERNET RADIO STATION WMRM-DB SATURDAY MORNING 9:00 AM CST / 10:00 AM EST •The Podcast and Radio show is heard anywhere in the World! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letstalk2gmg-ansonia/message

Ray Jr. Courtemanche est le fondateur visionnaire d'Investissement Ray Junior, une entreprise spécialisée dans l'investissement, la construction et le développement immobilier au Québec. Depuis la création de l'entreprise en 1984, Ray a mené à bien des projets immobiliers totalisant plus de 1 milliard de dollars.   Ray est un entrepreneur passionné et un leader dans le domaine de l'immobilier. Il a une vision claire et une détermination à réussir qui ont conduit à la réalisation de nombreux projets résidentiels, commerciaux et industriels. Il est également un joueur actif dans le domaine de l'immobilier, toujours à la recherche de nouvelles opportunités et de moyens d'innover.   En plus de son travail à Investissement Ray Junior, Ray est également un pilote de NASCAR, démontrant son amour pour la vitesse et la compétition. Son esprit compétitif et son désir de réussir se reflètent dans son travail, où il s'efforce constamment d'atteindre l'excellence et de dépasser les attentes.   Investissement Ray Junior - Site web / Facebook / Linkedin . Animée par Réjean Gauthier depuis 2017, l'émission « Dans la jungle des affaires » explore le côté humain et aventureux du monde des affaires à travers les yeux d'entrepreneurs et gestionnaires d'entreprises.   Connue pour son approche ludique, ses histoires captivantes et ses anecdotes surprenantes, l'émission met en lumière les individus à la tête d'entreprises d'ici et d'ailleurs. Chaque épisode se concentre sur un sujet différent, allant du repreneuriat à la gestion de crises, en passant par les défis et les exploits de l'entrepreneuriat.    Créez des liens avec d'autres entrepreneurs en rejoignant notre communauté sur Facebook & LinkedIn.   Cette émission est produite par BRONKO MARKETING INC.

In this episode, John sits down with Ray Leonard Jr. the son of the legendary Sugar Ray Leonard for an in-depth conversation about business, entrepreneurship, and defining himself outside his father's legacy. Ray shares stories of how he was thrust into the spotlight at an early age starring alongside his father in a legendary 7 Up commercial capturing the hearts of millions. More importantly, Ray also shares how his love of business and entrepreneurship is leading him to  foster a number of business ventures that are providing opportunities for those who have been traditionally held back from access and growth in the entrepreneurial world. Ray Leonard Jr's father is of course one of the greatest boxers of all time however Ray Jr. himself is a former two-sport division one collegiate athlete and former agent for some of the biggest names in sports. As a graduate of Ohio University receiving a BS in Sports Management and a BA in Business Administration, Ray has been leveraging his business acumen into a fulfilling career as a top motivational keynote speaker, radio host, actor, and award-winning business executive.  Ray has dedicated his life to helping others through his commitment to being better every day. He is the co-founder of Launch Team Consulting, Inc., which focuses on diversity, leadership, and corporate culture training. As an active supporter of many causes and a youth coach and mentor, Ray is now fostering a host of media and venture capital initiatives through Nobody Studios and Ovationz making access to capital more accessible for entrepreneurs and providing a one-stop platform for booking, promotion, and intellectual property protection for speakers, business coaches, authors, and more.   Topic Include: Dealing With Notoriety At An Early Age Developing Your Own Unique Legacy Addressing and Overcoming Mental Health Issues How Ray's Podcast Is Connecting Him To Others Nobody Studio's Commitment to Making Venture Capital Accessible Ovationz One-Stop Platform for Speakers and Coaches How Finding Your Purpose Helps Others   Connect With Ray:  Website: https://www.leonardsportsent.com/ Podcast & Media: https://www.leonardsportsent.com/radio-podcast--media.html RLJ Business Ventures: https://www.leonardsportsent.com/business.html Nobody Studios: https://nobodystudios.com/ Ovationz Website: https://www.ovationz.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rayleonardjr/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/RayLeonardJr Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RayLeonardJr/   Follow John: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johncerasani TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@johncerasani LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/johncerasani   For More Info on John's Book: https://2000percentraise.com/   More 2000 Percent Raise Episodes and Content: https://linktr.ee/2000percentraise   Produced by: https://socialchameleon.us

Welcome back to this Lit for Christmas vacation party! In this episode, Marty and his wife, Beth, scare up some frozen Brandy Alexanders to talk about Richard Matheson's novel Hell House and October snowstorms. BONUS POINTS: Count how many times Beth mentions that she's a middle child! (Hint: It's a LOT.) SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT: Brandy Alexander Ingredients: 1 - 1 1/2 oz. brandy or cognac 1 oz. dark creme de cacao 2 oz. of heavy cream (or 2 cups of vanilla ice cream for frozen Brandy Alexander) Nutmeg Directions: 1. Add brandy, cream de cacao, and cream into a shaker with ice and shake until well-chilled. OR 1. Add brandy, creme de cacao, and ice cream into a blender and blend well. 2. Strain into a cocktail glass. OR 2. Pour blended drink into cocktail glass. 3. Garnish top with ground nutmeg. SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT NONALCOHOLIC ALTERNATIVE: 1 tsp. of brandy extract flavoring for brandy 1 tsp. of chocolate syrup 2 oz. of heavy cream (or 2 cups of vanilla ice cream for frozen Brandy Alexander) 1. Add brandy extract, chocolate syrup, and cream into a shaker with ice and shake until well-chilled. OR 1. Add brandy extract, chocolate syrup, and ice cream into a blender and blend well. 2. Strain into a cocktail glass. OR 2. Pour blended drink into cocktail glass. 3. Garnish top with ground nutmeg. Lit for Christmas Party Hosts: Marty has an Master's in fiction writing, MFA in poetry writing, and teaches in the English Department at Northern Michigan University in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. He served two terms at Poet Laureate of the Upper Peninsula, and has published the poetry collection The Mysteries of the Rosary from Mayapple Press. For more of Marty's thoughts and writing visit his blog Saint Marty (saintmarty-marty.blogspot.com) or listen to his other podcast Confessions of Saint Marty, also on Anchor.fm. Marty is a writer, blogger, wine sipper, easy drunk, and poetry obsessor who puts his Christmas tree up in mid-October and refuses to take it down until the snow starts melting. Beth has a BS in English Secondary Education. She has worked as a substitute teacher, medical transcriptionist, medical office receptionist, deli counter attendant, and Office Max cashier. Currently, she works in a call center and enjoys discussing/arguing about literature with her loving husband. Music for this episode: "Jingle Bells Jazzy Style" by Julius H, used courtesy of Pixabay. "A Christmas Treat" by Magic-828, used courtesy of Pixabay. Other music in the episode: "Ghostbusters." Parker, Ray Jr. Ghostbusters (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Arista Records LLC, 6 August 1984. A Christmas Carol sound clips from: The Campbell Theater 1939 radio production of A Christmas Carol, narrated by Orson Welles and starring Lionel Barrymore. This month's Christmas lit: Matheson, Richard. Hell House. Tom Doherty Associates, LLC: New York, NY. 1971.

Surprisingly, the Cleveland Browns GameDay win, Ray Jr's, "Just My Thoughts" documentary, and Queen Hatshepsut set the tone for this informative podcast about the Complete Guide to Scalp Care!

Stanley Ray Jr A.K.A. Stanley Watson, Jr. is a native of Norfolk, VA. He has received international exposure through radio and print such as being interviewed by George Houston of Blessed Lifestyle magazine and hosted his own radio program on WPCE 1350 AM. He also made the Nielsen BDS charts in 2009, which has been proclaimed as “the leading supplier of performance monitoring” by Musicrypt. Stanley Ray's gospel music ministry includes thus far two Cd releases which are “I Am a New Creature” (2010). "MERCY & GRACE" (2014). Stanley Ray Jr also collaborated with Domonique Mitchell Presents Inspirational Music For the soul, Vol 1 (2016). And two new singles "I WANT TO BE LIKE JESUS"(2019). ALL POWER IN HIS HAND. So, with that being said, welcome to this week's episode of the You Tell Me show. We'll be right back after this message. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keith-paul6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-paul6/support

On this Sunday's edition of News You Can Use on WTIC NewsTalk 1080 at 5:30a and 9:00a,host Ann Baldwin and co-host Lisa Nkonoki speak with none other than Ray Charles Jr., Awardwinning film producer, author and son of the iconic musician, Mr. Ray Charles, “The Genius”.Ray joins the show to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Ray, a film that remains in the top 10Biopics of all times, and a movie that Ray Jr, originally optioned, co-produced and selectedJamie Foxx to star in and Taylor Hackford to direct. Ray Jr. shares personal anecdotes ofgrowing up the son of a prodigy, some of his fathers famous and closest friends, includingQuincy Jones, WIllie Nelson, Frank Sinatra, and Clint Eastwood,just to name a few. Ray Jr speaks about his award winning book,You Don't Know Me, Reflections of My Father Ray Charles andshares a few funny stories about his fathers personality at homeand how he literally would drive their family car and private Lear Jet!Ray shares fond memories of his mother, Della Beatrice HowardRobinson, who recently passed away just shy of her 93rd birthday inJune, and her contributions to their family and the community. DellaB was a famous gospel singer before meeting, and marrying his dadin Texas.Della B, was a committed wife, mother and business partner to RayCharles, as portrayed by actress Kerry Washington, in the movie Ray, and was an avid spiritual,community and political supporter who was honored by the Los Angeles City Council and inCongress by Congresswoman Karen Bass for her lifetime of volunteering and opening herhome to the community.Ray Jr is a newlywed, father to 2 beautiful adult daughters, stepfather to 3 and grandfather to 4amazing kids. To hear more on the life of Ray Charles Jr., tune in to this edition of News YouCan Use on WTIC NewsTalk 1080.

Subscribe to our podcast! Jonathan Moody chats with filmmakers Chadrick Whitmire and Johnny Ray Jr. about their films together including (Chasing Malcolm, Confessing Malcolm) Follow us on social media:  @indiefilmcafe  @indiecornerradio  Websites:  http://sickflickproductions.com http://indiefilmcafe.reviews http://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com http://patreon.com/indiefilmcafe     

Can you imagine what it's like to grow up in a home with a famous father and travel the world meeting celebrities and leaders of other countries? As the son of Hall of Fame boxer Sugar Ray Leonard, Ray Leonard Jr. doesn't have to imagine it. He lived it.  Ray Jr lives by a four-word creed taught to him by his grandfather: “Know better. Be better.” And he practices this every day as he strives to be 1% better than the day before. You'll love the simple routine he follows each evening to assess his day and reinforce the positive things he's done.Ray Jr is a top motivational keynote speaker, radio host, actor, and award-winning business executive. He's also a serial entrepreneur with experience in starting and running multiple businesses. He's the CEO of Ovationz, a start-up company focused on matching virtual event planners with speakers who can serve their audiences.You'll discover: Life lessons Ray Jr learned from his father and still applies todayWhat he's committed to teaching kids in his role as a youth sports coachA sports figure Ray Jr has admired his entire lifeInsights that can help you become a more effective leader at work and at home

The inescapable fact of human existence, these days, is that we hold it in our hands the power to end all things. The climate catastrophe envelopes all who rely on our ecosystem for survival. We have reached the point where only massive governmental policy might bring about a remedy. What stands in the way is an identity fragility—heteronormative whiteness, which gridlocks our mechanisms of government. Perhaps, nothing less than a new Stonewell movement has the power to save us.

Ray Leonard Jr is the Son of Boxing Legend, "Sugar" Ray Leonard. Now that is out of the way. Ray Jr has more accomplishments, businesses and downright good things to be said about him than I have letters allowed to type intros description...and through it all, he has kept his family close. With a connection to the Asphalt Industry and an entrepreneurial spirit, Ray speaks to our community very well, and connects even better, as generational success is something our industry is made of. Ray talks about his father, lessons from the sports management world, how he and I got connected, some great stories and where you can catch up with him online. I really loved being able to sit down and record this one with Ray, he is a genuine man of good soul. Hope you enjoy this conversation as well. -Marvin Link to save $199 off the 28 Circles Marketing Package: https://28circles.net/asphalt-app/?fpr=marvin21

This Week I'm with @scottyway_jumpmansosa or if y'all know him like me, DARIEN! Lol we discuss alot of Cleveland shit, rappers making ways to show Cleveland love including Doe Boy and Ray Jr. We also discuss how Cleveland has started the sound of trap rap and roll, who was founded by Scotty185, RIP to that man for life.

Ray Leonard Jr needs no introduction. Speaking with him was such an amazing experience. I learned so much from Ray Jr. I'm very grateful to him for taking the time to speak to our community.  I will never forget seeing him with his dad, hall of fame boxer Sugar Ray Leonard in the1970s popular 7 Up commercial. As a kid, I remember saying, "look at that dude he has it made."  It had nothing to do with who his dad was but more of the fact that he had a dad in his life. Being a black male growing up where I'm from almost none of my friends had their dad in their lives. During our discussion, Ray discussed his amazing childhood where he had been in rooms where history was being made. Ray also talked about some of the many death threats that his family encountered. I loved learning about how his family went from being poor to one of the most powerful families in the world.  Ray Leonard Jr, now all-grown-up is a former two-sport division one collegiate athlete and former sports agent for some of the biggest names in sports credit his father's talk with him about opportunities. Ray says, "I've always remembered the words from my father that remain with me today". He would say, "within our dreams and aspirations, we find our opportunities."  Ray Jr. is a legend in his own right! He is a powerful speaker and straight-up boss!! He is passionate about instilling the virtues of leadership, discipline, awareness, and control, Ray is a sought-after speaker who has traveled extensively, giving talks to various businesses, organizations, and the military. The Maryland native resides in California and is a graduate of Ohio University with a BS in Sports Management and a BA in Business Administration. Check out his amazing episode!

Quite simply, RCA Record's Ty Bri is one of the fastest rising stars in music, regardless of genre. Currently, she's featured on DJ Ryan Wolf's charting single "Hit It" with Souljah Boy & IDD ACK, as well as preparing to release a bunch of new music. We discuss her performing at Rolling Loud without fans, fielding numerous offers before signing with RCA, who's better at Topgolf between her & Latto, Ray JR, her "Sweet Lick" album, and more. Watch the episode HERE Follow Ty Bri on IG HERE Stream DJ Ryan Wolf ft. Idd Ack, Souljah Boy, & Ty Bri “Hit It” HERE Stream/DL/Watch Ty Bri HERE

Official Cleveland Browns DJ Ryan Wolf joins the show on the heels of the release of his flaming hot single "Hit It" ft. Souljah Boy, Ty Bri, & Idd Ack. We discuss the song, whether Ray Cash or Ray Jr. is the best rapper in Cleveland history, Roota Bang, Wolf's album 'Dreams 2 Reality', why Hip-Hop needs more scratching, and a lot more. Watch the episode HERE Stream 'Dreams 2 Reality' HERE Follow DJ Ryan Wolf on IG HERE

Rev. Dr. Stephen G. Ray Jr. is the President of Chicago Theological Seminary. In addition, he is the President of the Society for the Study of Black Religion. Having written and lectured broadly in the areas of Systematic Theology, African American religion, human rights and the intersection of religion and politics, President Ray's current work… Read more about Stephen G. Ray Jr: how to be a passionate progressive dye in the wool Calvinist

Legion Of Tunes Power Hour Mixshow E55 - @DJCocoZ (clean) Cordae ft Roddy Ricch - Gifted LiL Baby ft LiL Wayne - Forever Gucci Mane - Trap House Jeezy ft Plies - Lose My Mind Drop 1 (23 secs) Moneybagg Yo - RESET OT Genesis ft 2 Chainz - Thick Young Dolph - Preach LiL Wayne ft Mannie Fresh - Go DJ Nipsey Hussle ft Roddy Ricch & Hit Boy - Racks In The Middle Drop 2 (22 secs) Ray Jr. ft Ducky Smalls - I'm Workin Future - Wicked YG - Swag Buddy ft ASAP Ferg - Black Trillville ft LiL Scrappy & LiL Jon - Neva Eva Drop 3 (26 secs) City Girls - Jobs Jacob Latimore & Calboy - Details The Carter's ft Offset & Quavo - APESHIT Jucee Froot - Sidewalk Corey Bapes ft Pooh Gutta - Throwed DJ Khaled ft Drake - POPSTAR

Jun. 20, 2021 Boosie gets ready for Miami, Pinecrest fight, Ray Jr. and Young Shank movie premiere, Juneteenth is now a federal holiday, Coming together might be the key, Dave is a "mall kid", Vote Shayla L. Davis for Mayor of Garfield, And so it begins Basheer Jones Vs. Zack Reed for Mayor of Cleveland, Rory and Mal Vs. Joe Budden, It's Father's Day not woman who raise their son by herself day.

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This week ATBpod welcomes one of Hawaii’s biggest concert promoter and owner of the Mayjah Rayjah, Raymond Ho Jr. On this episode Thaddeus and Ray jr. talk about how Ray got started in the concert promotion life, events he has done in the past, and what he did to pivot in these pandemic times in order to create a new business. Ray recently has learned how to successfully invest and make money in the stock market. In this process he has found the passion to teach other locals to do the same, and therefore created Rayjrtrading to teach local people tips and strategies to win in stock trading. One of Ray’s passions for starting rayjrtrading is to educate the people of Hawaii to become financially self-sufficient individuals.

He is a wannabe chef, collector of fine dining menus, and a ridiculously early riser. Growing up, he always dreamed of being a world renowned chef, but his high school guidance counsellor convinced his parents that a Bachelor of Commerce was best for his future. So off he went to McMaster University.He's now been a REALTOR® for the past 25 years, and has been witness to rapid change in the way which real estate is bought and sold. He too remembers the old days of the black and white MLS tear sheets.In 2016 he had the honour and responsibility of serving as President of the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA). And In 2017 he was awarded the FRI (Fellow of the Real Estate Institute).Known as “REALTOR® Ray”, AKA “Chef Raymond”, “Captain”, “Raymondo”, and “Ray Jr.”.This week on the show I am joined by – Ray Ferris to discuss - How To Keep Up with Change in the World of Real Estate.This Episode is sponsored by The Buzz Conference, Vantage Law, and KiTS Keep-in-Touch Systems. The Buzz Conference has an upcoming event called 'Connect and Collaborate'. It's a virtual event taking place on March 25 – 26. This is where experience and innovation meet. Speakers include Phil Soper, Tim Hudak, Carolyn Cheng, Mississauga Ontario Mayor Bonnie Crombie, Founder of the Agency in Beverly Hills Mauricio Umansky, and myself… and that's just the beginning of the list. As always this event will be loaded with valuable content!And you're going to love this – it is absolutely free for you! So make sure you save the date, March 25-26, and book your tickets.We also have Vantage Law joining us to sponsor this episode. Alessandra Ocampo their principal lawyer says ”we are committed to delivering service excellence to our clients and partners in the areas of real estate law and private lending. We also provide notary public services. We pride ourselves on handling your legal needs in a personal and professional manner"."Our promise to our clients and partners is to deliver our services in a respectful, approachable, and hospitable manner. We offer virtual service and mobile service within a 2-hour radius of our Vaughan office with evening and weekend availability for the convenience of our clients".Be sure to check in with Alessandra and Vantage Law for all of your Legal needs.Of course KiTS is always with us. KiTS offers a fully loaded cross channel marketing suite for the real estate industry including tools to help you manage your business, build MindShare and drive even more sales. You can learn more on my site www.mindshare101.com by clicking on Marketing.This show is a Founding Member of the Industry Syndicate Media Network.Please subscribe, rate the show, and share your thoughts by leaving a review. You can also get more #MindShare on Facebook @MindShare101 and Instagram @davidgreenspan101. Check out YouTube #MindShare101, and https://mindshare101.com/While on my site, be sure to download your FREE copy of The Ultimate Marketing Bundle for Realtors. It's 31 pages of marketing tips and tricks, and includes a 90 day content calendar!AND if you want to be part of our Private MindShare Community where we meet every month live to share ideas, tips, tricks, and to motivate each other, where our MindShare Masters get access to our private VIP Q&A with our Special PodCast Guests each week, and where you get daily marketing & sales tips delivered right to you, plus the opportunity to motivate, learn, and network with a whole bunch of people just like you, just click here to join - https://mindshare101.com/plans/group-coaching/ If you would like to be a guest on the show, or know someone that should be a guest on the show, or if you would like to Sponsor the show, send us a message to info@mindshare101.com 

Legion Of Tunes Power Hour Mixshow E25 - @DJCocoZ (clean)Cordae ft Roddy Ricch - Gifted LiL Baby ft LiL Wayne - Forever Gucci Mane - Trap House Jeezy ft Plies - Lose My Mind Drop 1 (23 secs) Moneybagg Yo - RESET OT Genesis ft 2 Chainz - Thick Young Dolph - Preach LiL Wayne ft Mannie Fresh - Go DJ Nipsey Hussle ft Roddy Ricch & Hit Boy - Racks In The Middle Drop 2 (22 secs) Ray Jr. ft Ducky Smalls - I’m Workin Future - Wicked YG - Swag Buddy ft ASAP Ferg - Black Trillville ft LiL Scrappy & LiL Jon - Neva Eva Drop 3 (26 secs) City Girls - Jobs Jacob Latimore & Calboy - Details The Carter’s ft Offset & Quavo - APESHIT Jucee Froot - Sidewalk Corey Bapes ft Pooh Gutta - Throwed DJ Khaled ft Drake - POPSTAR

WSR #38 With Sons of Boxing Legend Sugar Ray Leonard - Ray Jr and Jarrel Part 2 by What Sibling Rivalry

WSR #37With Son’s of Boxing Legend Sugar Ray Leonard- Ray Jr and Jarrel by What Sibling Rivalry

FATAL DE 5 - EL DEBATE PT.2 Bates de Vibranio • Deportes, @Carlos Toro, Impacto Estelar, @JOB Squad Podcast En esta edición estaremos hablando sobre: -Problemas de Páginas/Medios -El Push de Ray Jr...Debió ser de Ray Jr.? -Ricky Banderas vs Mecha Wolf CASI se cancela por 1 episodio del Malecón de Rodrigo Garcia. -Invader & el Tenedor en el Pecho. -Lucha Libre Boricua Actual. Recuerden que nos pueden escuchar por: -Anchor -Apple Podcast -Spotify -Youtube --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Patrice Menard rencontre Ray Junior Courtemanche afin de démystifier les enjeux de la crise actuelle en lien avec l'immobilier. Visionnez la vidéoconférence pour en apprendre davantage sur la situation.

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Jerry talks about his unique experience meeting his donor's family for the first time.  

Discussion de garage 0016, avec Ray Junior Courtemanche. Découvrez avec nous l’histoire extraordinaire de cet homme d’affaire issu d’un milieu ordinaire et voyez comment le travail acharné de quelqu’un d’engagé peut changer le monde. VOUS TROUVEREZ DU CONTENU EXCLUSIF DE CETTE ÉMISSION SUR NOS AUTRES RÉSEAUX EN CLIQUANT SUR LES LIENS CI-DESSOUS. Vous y abonner c’est nous encourager à continuer à créer du contenu accessible gratuitement!!! MERCI!!!   Pour voir l’intégral de l’entrevue sur notre chaine youtube https://youtu.be/Io1eZjHA_XE   Pour voir un extrait inédit de cette entrevue sur notre page Facebook   https://www.facebook.com/M4771media/videos/2282615698660241/   MERCI DE VOTRE SUPPORT!!

Quincy breaks down his musical journey starting with being as an intern for Legendary group Bone Thugs N harmony, 50 Cent , Machine Gun Kelly, Ray Jr. and many others --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/juan-goodwin3/support

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Arthur Ray This week's guest is Arthur Ray he is an Author, Motivational Speaker, Coach and Entrepreneur. In this episode he discusses overcoming adversity, giving back, finding his way after sports and becoming the best overall person he can become. You can find him here: Twitter & Instagram -  @CoachLA73 Please subscribe and review to the show! Be sure to let me know what you think of this weeks Episode!   Follow the show here! Twitter: @ItsUrWorldPod_     Follow Me here! Twitter & Instagram: @ItsJORDAINbruh_  

Guest Ray Jr. Boogie D from NY, A-Plus from VA, Miss Pooh & DJ Sir Thurl from STL make up the weekly Brickcave Crew Podcast. Witness the collision of worlds as they explore everything from today’s foolery to music to sports to politics. In this episode the Brickcave Crew chop it up with Cleveland rapper Ray Jr.

Featuring a special interview with national recording artist Ray Jr along with hot topics and more. (Original airdate: 8/26/2016)

Trav Dave & Dez Arnez of #Dabeeside Podcast got a chance to chop it up with Cleveland, Ohio own Ray Jr as he stopped by the Sole Classic store in Columbus, Ohio. We talk about his streak of hit songs and would he rather still indie or go major and his relationship with MGK. Check it out here.

The return of Rosenberg, in Joe's absence, Mari and Rory sit with Peter Rosenberg to discuss Mari's Toronto disappearance, The Grammy's, Karen Civil, Peter's gig at ESPN, and the overall direction of the Podcast. Sleeper songs of the week: Marisa's pick: MGK ft. Dub-O, Ray Jr., Tezo & Pooh Gudda - Ratchet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuOqVAwWU4g Rosenberg's pick: Kent Jones - Don't Mind https://soundcloud.com/lpjams/kent-jones-dont-mind Rory's pick: Ledisi - In The Morning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eas8g8MVXcE

Shawn C is the next big rap star to come out of Ohio.  Shawn C has many big shows under his belt and has opened up for Young Jeezy, Webbie, Paul Wall, Lil Jon and the Eastside Boys and the Young Bloodz. Shawn C has toured with the King of the South T.I. With his up temp flow, fancy wordplay and extraordinary swag, Shawn C's next single "From The O (O.H.I.O)"  Featuring MGK NEWLY SIGNED ARTIST   Ray Jr. "From The O" will be the next Ohio anthem and is guaranteed to take Ohio by storm. With great success from MGK and Ray Jr. with hits such  as "Wild Boy and "Sloppy" this couldn't be a better time then now putting the spotlight on Ohio.  Shawn C is definitely  next to blow so get ready to embrace Ohio's best kept secret!!!

Shawn C is the next big rap star to come out of Ohio.  Shawn C has many big shows under his belt and has opened up for Young Jeezy, Webbie, Paul Wall, Lil Jon and the Eastside Boys and the Young Bloodz. Shawn C has toured with the King of the South T.I. With his up temp flow, fancy wordplay and extraordinary swag, Shawn C's next single "From The O (O.H.I.O)"  Featuring MGK NEWLY SIGNED ARTIST   Ray Jr. "From The O" will be the next Ohio anthem and is guaranteed to take Ohio by storm. With great success from MGK and Ray Jr. with hits such  as "Wild Boy and "Sloppy" this couldn't be a better time then now putting the spotlight on Ohio.  Shawn C is definitely  next to blow so get ready to embrace Ohio's best kept secret!!!

dirtyswift.com facebook.com/dirtyswift twitter.com/dirtyswift soundcloud.com/dirtyswift youtube.com/djdirtyswift 1. Sukiyaki Intro 2. DJ Khaled - Blackball (Feat. Future, Plies, Ace Hood) 3. Danny Brown - Smokin & Drinkin 4. ASAP Ferg - Shabba (Remix) (ft. Busta Rhymes, Migos & Shabba Ranks) 5. Booba - Parlons Peu 6. Dro - FDB 7. Machine Gun Kelly - Ratchet (Ft. Ray Jr, E-V, Tezo, Dub-O, JP, Pooh Gutta) 8. Hucci - Prism 9. Danny Brown x Sleigh Bells x Nick Catchdubs - Dippin Demons 10. M.I.A. - Double Bubble Trouble 11. Keys N Krates - Dum Dee Dum 12. Doe B - Let Me Find Out [Heroes x Villains Remix] 13. Juicy J - Bounce It (Remix) (ft. Wiz Khalifa & Trey Songz) 14. Mike Will Made-It - 23 (feat. Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa & Juicy J) 15. Cash Money Interlude 16. 2 Chainz - Used 2 17. Kanye West - Flashing Lights (TWRK Remix) 18. Young Dro - Strong (feat. 2 Chainz) 19. George Clinton - Atomic Dog 20. Snoop Doggy Dogg - What's My Name? (Club Mix)

QUIET AUTHORITYBest known as a contributing member of the bebop jazz movement and a member of the Oscar Peterson Trio, jazz bassist Ray Brown performed with jazz giants from Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker to his wife Ella Fitzgerald. Despite Fitzgerald’s short-lived marriage to Brown (1947-1953), she remained a lifelong friend and musical associate. A disciple of the 1940s Oscar Pettiford school of jazz bass, Brown developed an individual style renown for its tastefully executed rhythmic lines within the context of ensemble accompaniment. His talent reflects such breadth and diversity that he was the most cited musician in the first edition of the Penguin Guide to Recorded Jazz (1992). Unlike many of the founders of bebop bass, Brown still performed and earned a successful living as a studio musician, record producer, and nightclub owner. Raymond Matthews Brown was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on October 13, 1926. He took piano lessons at age eight and gained knowledge of the keyboard through memorizing the recordings of Fats Waller. A member of the high school orchestra, he soon found himself overwhelmed by the number of pianists among his classmates. "There must have been 14 piano players in it. And 12 of them were chicks who could read anything on sight," explained Brown in Jazz Masters of the Forties. In the book Oscar Peterson: The Will to Swing, Brown revealed the main reason for ending his study of piano: "I just couldn’t find my way on it. It just didn’t give me what I wanted." Soon afterward, Brown, unable to afford a trombone, switched to bass, an instrument provided by the school’s music department.Brown’s new musical role model emerged in Duke Ellington’s innovative bassist, Jimmy Blanton. As he told Jack Tracey in Down Beat, "I just began digging into Blanton because I saw he had it covered—there was nobody else. There he was, right in the middle of all those fabulous records the Ellington band was making at the time, and I didn’t see any need to listen to anybody else." As a teenager Brown played local engagements. Despite offers by bandleaders, he followed his mother’s advice and finished high school before performing on the road with regional territory bands. After graduating in 1944, he performed an eight-month stint in Jimmy Hinsley’s band. Around this time, Brown fell under the influence of bassists Leroy "Slam" Stewart and Oscar Pettiford, a prime mover of a modern jazz bass approach. He next joined the territory band of Snookum Russell. Eight months later, while on the road with Russell, Brown followed the suggestion of fellow band members and moved to New York City.In 1945 Brown arrived in New York City, and during his first night visited Fifty-Second Street—"Swing Street," a mob-controlled thoroughfare lined with various jazz clubs. That evening he encountered pianist Hank Jones, a musical associate, who introduced him to Dizzy Gillespie. That same evening, Gillespie, prompted by Jones’ recommendation, hired Brown without an audition. Attending the band’s rehearsal the next day, Brown—a 19-year-old musician still largely unfamiliar with many of bebop’s innovators—discovered that his fellow band members were Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, and Max Roach. "If I had known those guys any better I would have probably never gone to the rehearsal," admitted Brown in Jazz Journal International. "The only guy I knew something about was Dizzy because some of his records had filtered down through the south where I’d been playing with a territory band." The group’s leader, however, immediately recognized the talent of his young bassist. As Gillespie commented, in his memoir To Be or Not to Bop, "Ray Brown, on bass, played the strongest, most fluid and imaginative bass lines in modern jazz at the time, with the exception of Oscar Pettiford." Shortly afterward, Gillespie added Detroit-born vibraphonist Milt Jackson. In Jazz Masters of the Forties, Brown recounted his early years with Jackson: "We were inseparable. They called us twins."In 1945 Brown appeared with Gillepsie at Billy Berg’s night club in Hollywood, California, an engagement which, with the exception of a small coterie of bebop followers, failed to generate a favorable response from west coast listeners. In Gillespie’s memoir To Be or Not to Bop, Brown summarized the band’s Hollywood stint: "The music wasn’t received well at all. They didn’t know what we were playing; they didn’t understand it." During the winter of 1946, Gillespie returned to New York and opened at Clark Monroe’s Spotlite on 52nd Street with a band consisting of Brown, Milt Jackson, Stan Levey, Al Haig, and alto saxophonist Sonny Stitt. In To Be or Not to Bop, Brown modestly described his role in the sextet, "I was the least competent guy in the group. And they made something out of me." In May of 1946, the sextet recorded for the Musicraft label, cutting the sides such as "One Bass Hit"—featuring Brown’s bass talents—and "Oop Bop Sh’ Bam,’ and "That’s Earl Brother." On Feb 5, 1946, Brown took part in one of Charlie Parker’s sessions for the Dial label, recording such numbers as "Diggin’ Diz."In 1946 Gillespie formed his second big band, using the same six-member line-up. On February 22, 1946, Brown appeared with Gillespie’s big band for a RCA/Victor session organized by pianist and jazz critic Leonard Feather. As Feather wrote in his work Inside Jazz, "Victor wanted an all-star group featuring some of the Esquire winners, so we used J.C. Heard on drums and Don Byas on tenor, along with Dizzy’s own men—Milt Jackson, Ray Brown, and Al Haig—and the new guitarist from Cleveland, Bill de Arango." The date produced the numbers "52nd Street Theme," "Night in Tunisia," "OI’Man Rebop," and "Anthropology." Between May and July of 1946, Brown appeared on such Gillespie recordings as "Our Delight," "Things to Come," and "Rays Idea" (co-written with Gil Fuller). In November of the same year, he cut the classic Gillespie side "Emanon."In 1947 Gillespie assembled a smaller group inside his big band which included Brown, Milt Jackson, pianist John Lewis and drummer Kenny Clarke. As Jackson told Whitney Baillett, in American Musicians II, "We’d play and let the band have a rest. I guess it was Dizzy’s idea." Attending an August 1947 Gillespie big band session Brown’s bass is heard on such numbers as "Ow!," "Oop-Pop-A-Da," and John Lewis’ "Two Bass Hit" which Brown’s bass is heard driving the band and, at the composition’s close, soloing with force and a controlled sense of melody. On December 10, 1947, Brown married vocalist Ella Fitzgerald in Ohio and moved into a residence on Ditmars Boulevard in the East Elmhurst section of Queens, New York. Soon afterward, the couple adopted a son, Ray Jr.After leaving Gillespie’s band in 1947, Brown and performed with Fitzgerald on Norman Granz’s Jazz at the Philharmonic tours and various record dates. "When I left Dizzy," commented Brown in Ella Fitzgerald, "the band was getting ready to go to Europe, and I couldn’t. I’d just gotten married to Ella Fitzgerald. At that time I was in a bit of a curl between her and wanting to be with her as well. She wanted me to travel with her trio; she had Hank Jones playing piano. So I finally decided I was going to stay in New York." During a concert series in September 1949, Brown performed when Canadian-born pianist Oscar Peterson made his debut with the tour (according to Brown, he had already performed with Peterson at informal Canadian jam sessions). In 1950 Brown and Peterson performed as a duo, and for the next several years, were also billed on various tours.In 1950 Brown recorded with Charlie Parker and, between 1950 and 1952, appeared with the Milt Jackson Quartet. The quartet’s pianist John Lewis recounted in The Great Jazz Pianists, "We were all friends and would play together when Dizzy’s band wasn’t working." At another Parker session in August 1951, Brown found himself in the company of such sidemen as trumpeter Red Rodney, John Lewis, and drummer Kenny Clarke. Together they backed Parker on sides which included "Swedish Schnapps," "Si Si," "Back Home Blues," and "Lover Man." A few months later, Brown appeared with the Milt Jackson Quartet, and on March 25, 1952 Brown attended a Charlie Parker big band recording session in Hollywood, California.In 1952 Brown and guitarist Irving Ashby became the founding members of the Oscar Peterson Trio. Ashby’s replacement, Barney Kessel, performed with the trio a year before Peterson recruited guitarist Herb Ellis who, along with Brown on bass, formed one of the most famed jazz trios of the 1950s. "Herb and I rehearsed all the time," stated Brown in Oscar Peterson: The Will to Swing. "For a trio that didn’t have any drums, we had it all. Herb and I roomed together and we played everyday. Not just the gig. We played golf in the morning and guitar and bass in the afternoon, and then we would shower, take a nap, go to dinner, and go to the gig. We had it all." Under Peterson’s leadership, Brown and Ellis underwent a challenging musical regimen. In Jazz Journal International, Brown revealed his admiration for Peterson’s reputation as a difficult task master: "If you are not intimidated by absolute professionalism, then you have no problem. Sure he’ll throw you a curve from time to time by calling unscheduled numbers or unexpectedly doubling the tempos, but if you’re not good enough to handle that, you shouldn’t be with Oscar anyway."By 1953 Brown and Fitzgerald ended their marriage. As Stuart Nicholson noted his book Ella Fitzgerald, "Ray remained adamant that he would pursue his career with Oscar Peterson, and the couple had begun to see less and less of each other. Finally, they decided to bring their marriage to and end and filed for a ‘quickie’ divorce." The divorce was finalized on August 28, 1953 in Juarez, Mexico. Fitzgerald maintained custody of Ray Jr., yet she and Brown remained friends. In November 1953 they, along with Oscar Peterson, appeared at a concert in Japan.In 1958 Peterson replaced Ellis with drummer Gene Gammage, who stayed with the trio a few months until Peterson recruited drummer Edmund Thigpen. Fortunately, Brown was able to stay with the trio and earn a comfortable living. However, by the early 1960s, the group also proved demanding in its performance schedule. As Brown explained in Jazz Journal International, "Some of the tours were really punishing—we’d come to Europe and do 62 one-nighters in 65 days." After his 15-year membership in the Oscar Peterson Trio, Brown left the group in 1965, and settled in Hollywood, where he worked in the areas of publishing, management, and record production. In 1974 he co-founded the L.A. Four with saxophonist Bud Shank, Brazilian guitarist Luarindo Almeida, and drummer Shelly Manne (later replaced by Jeff Hamilton). One of Brown’s exemplary studio dates emerged in the 1974 album Dizzy Gillespie Big 4.By 1976 Brown appeared four days a week on the Merv Griffin Show. A year later, after two decades of appearing as a sideman on the Contemporary label, Brown recorded the solo effort Something for Lester, placing him in the company of pianist Cedar Walton and drummer Elvin Jones. In Down Beat Zan Stewart gave the album the magazine’s highest rating (five stars), and commented, "Walton and Jones are apropos partnersin sound for the superlative bassist… Ray’s imparts the line to ‘Georgia’—what glorious tone he possesses! It continually overwhelms the listener, as does his superb intonation, for Brown is always at the center of each note."In a 1980 Jazz Journal International interview, Brown told Mike Hennessey, "I’m very fortunate. I’m still able to travel and play various countries and still be liked by the public. I’m able to play what I like to play and as long as people want to listen, that’s fine with me." During the 1980s, Brown recorded solo albums for the Concord label as well as releases by the L.A. Four, and numerous guest sessions with pianist Gene Harris. Since his first appearance on Telarc Records in 1989, his albums for the company include the 1994 trio LP (with pianist Benny Green and drummer Jeff Hamilton) Bass Face, Live at Kuumbwa, the 1995 work Seven Steps to Heaven (with Green and drummer Greg Hutchinson), and the 1997 release Super Bass. Brown still performs both as a leader and accompanist at festivals and concert dates. "During the past decades Brown’s sound and skill have remained undimmed, "wrote Thomas Owens, in his 1995 book Bebop: The Music and Its Players. "He is an agile, inventive, and often humorous soloist. His arco [bow] technique is excellent, though he seldom reveals it. But he shines most brilliantly as an accompanist. Examples of his beautiful lines are legion." Interviewed in The Guitar Player Book, Herb Ellis also lauded the talents of his former music partner: "[Ray Brown] is in a class all by himself. There is no other bassist in the world for me, and a lot of players feel the same way. On most instruments, when you get to the top echelon it breaks down to personal taste, but I tell you, there are a lot of guys on his tail, but Ray has it all locked up."

He is the son of Ray Charles, yet for most of his early life, his dad was not around; constantly out on the road. Ray Charles Jr. has just written the book “You Don’t Know Me,” which delves deeper into the story of his father than the movie “Ray” ever did. He talks candidly about how his dad’s transgressions had a lasting impact on he and his brothers, and how despite seeing firsthand the dangers of drug abuse, he traveled down that very same destructive path. Ray Jr. talks to Icon Fetch about his memories of his dad in the studio, his thoughts on the “Ray” movie, and how his own daughter has a chance to carry on the legacy left by her grandfather.