Podcast appearances and mentions of tami sawyer

Tami Sawyer and Lisa Arnold are the candidates in the only countywide race to be decided by Shelby County voters this election year. Sawyer is best known as a former county commissioner.

Tami Sawyer and Lisa Arnold are the candidates in the only countywide race to be decided by Shelby County voters this election year. Arnold is a retired  supervisor in the clerk's office who began working there part-time as a teenager.

Tami Sawyer, Rep. Steve Cohen Want to Impeach SCOTUS Following Trump Immunity Ruling

Conservative Talk Radio Host Todd Starnes phones into the morning show to argue that Mayor Paul Young is of the same elk as Tami Sawyer and Rep. Justin Pearson, whom he calls the "Unholy Trinity." Additionally, Mayor Paul Young's property tax increase proposal, caucasians being forced to apologize for their skin color, people moving away from Memphis, possible cuts to MPD, and the Mayor going after KWAM on social media are discussed.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Layne Provine, Founder and President of Margin of Victory, phones into the morning show to assert that Republicans need to stick to winning issues rather than getting tricked into talking about the issues that Democrats use to hoodwink voters. In addition, he talks about leaving abortion and gun control up to the states and the importance of electing Shelby County General Sessions Court Clerk Republican nominee Lisa Arnold. Layne will be speaking and headlining at the Collierville VFW for the "Get Out the Vote Speaker Series" on May 3rd. Please follow him on X.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Todd Starnes phones into the morning show to underscore the money raised for MPD Officer McKinney's family, the need to hold protests at the DA's office and in front of City Hall, Tami Sawyer's remarks on Officer McKinney's death, Senator Marsha Blackburn speaking out on crime in Memphis, and Tom Lee Park. At the end of the interview, you will hear that Todd Starnes was inducted into the "Talkers Heavy Hundreds," and we are the only station in the mid-south to have a host being represented. Todd Starnes is the top-ranked host in the state of Tennessee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Dr. Fred Tappan, Senior Pastor at Eureka TrueVine Baptist Church and Host of the Fred Tappan Show, joins us in studio to discuss the "Transgender Day of Visibility," the Mayor Paul Young incident at Folk's Folly, and Tami Sawyer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Political Contributor Steve Gill joins the show to discuss Kyle Rittenhouse coming to The University of Memphis on March 20th, former Shelby County Commissioner and Democratic Nominee for Shelby County General Sessions Court Clerk Tami Sawyer's Twitter remarks, President Biden's State of the Union, immigration, inflation, and the economy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tennessee State Representative Antonio Parkinson joins Wake Up Memphis to discuss his opposition to Tiktok bans, the importance of the First Amendment in the case of Kyle Rittenhouse speaking at The University of Memphis, and crime. Representative Parkinson stands up for the First Amendment and defends Kyle Rittenhouse speaking at The University of Memphis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Turning Point USA Representative Anne-Elizabeth Mathney, who is behind bringing Kyle Rittenhouse to The University of Memphis, joins us in studio to respond to attacks from Woke activists and politicians around this event.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Judge Joe Brown Responds to 'Man-Hating' Tami Sawyer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

4.7.2023 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: VP Harris in Nashville, TN Legislature Expels Rep Jones & Pearson, 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop Vice President Kamala Harris is in Tennessee following the unprecedented expulsion of two of Tennessee's youngest black lawmakers, Nashville Representative Justin Jones and Memphis Representative Justin Pearson, after they participated in a peaceful protest on the house floor. We will discuss what she had to say and how this has renewed the white house push to ban assault weapons in the US. After Tennessee's historic and baseless expulsion of Jones and Pearson, more democrats and constituents are mobilizing. We will speak with Reverend William Barbara, Tennessee former county commissioner Tami Sawyer, Council member Joy Styles, and Reverend Stephen Green about ensuring we can protect our democracy. Hip-hop is turning 50 this year. Chuck D and Daddy O of Public Enemy are planning a new movement to help cure some of the systemic ills of the community and help artists succeed on their terms. They'll stop by to explain. Download the #BlackStarNetwork app on iOS, AppleTV, Android, Android TV, Roku, FireTV, SamsungTV and XBox  http://www.blackstarnetwork.com The #BlackStarNetwork is a news reporting platforms covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on POMM, I welcome Commissioner Tami Sawyer out of Shelby County - Memphis, TN. She's the first elected official to be a guest on the podcast, we discuss the role of a commissioner to the power of a commissioner amongst other things political.

Tami Sawyer, Shelby County Commissioner and Chair of Education in her hometown of Memphis, TN, was the driving force behind the removal of the memorial to Nathan Bedford Forrest (first grand wizard of the KKK) at Health Sciences Park. She was harassed by a confederate flag waving racist singing Dixie. She shares her experience with Karen.

Shelby County commissioner Tami Sawyer says on The Daily Memphian Politics Podcast that this close to county elections there is no political will for a tax hike. She also backs a quick budget passage next month and a second look at the budget in the fall once federal American Rescue Plan funding is in play.

Shelby County commissioner Tami Sawyer and Memphis City Council member Martavius Jones talked on “Behind The Headlines” about their hopes for a pair of joint sessions by the two elected bodies on economic development reform. The two meetings come with a lot of advance planning.

Airing originally on March 4, 2021 on WYXR 91.7 FM in Memphis, TN, this episode of Faithfully Memphis features Bishop Phoebe Roaf in conversation with Tami Sawyer. Sawyer is a Shelby County Commissioner and Chair of Education in her hometown of Memphis, TN. She is a social justice activist who is Chair of the Memphis NAACP Legal Defense Fund, leader of #Takeemdown901 and recipient of the Ebony Power 100 Award. Follow Tami on Twitter @tamisawyer and Instagram @TamiSawyer901. Listen to her podcast Black Steel Magnolia wherever you listen to podcasts. Have a question for the Stump the Bishop segment? Please email Minister of Communication Emily Austin: eaustin@episwtn.org Featured Music: "Higher Ground" by Stevie Wonder "Love Divine, All Loves Excelling" performed by The Riverside Choir "O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing" by Reawaken (Acoustic Hymn)

It was a wild evening for the Shelby County commissioners and we have all the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Black Primetime Episode 5: Tami SawyerHost Black Steel Magnolia Podcast. Shelby Co. Commissioner. Fighter for Voting Rights & Black Liberation. Writer. Activist. Elected. She/Her. Ebony #Power100This is easily going to be named a favorite episode! If you have never heard the name Tami Sawyer, you just might live in a bubble. But don't trip, we'll introduce you. This esteemed guest came through and talked that real ish (as she always does) Discussing VERZUZ (The Politics Remix), her previous journey of running to be the first black woman mayor of Memphis, the unspoken dangers of activism, and experiences of hardship in elected offices based on being a black woman. She even sheds her thoughts on the importance of voting in the 2020 election, even if you aren't in love with the candidates.To keep up with Tami:Check out her podcast: Black Magnolia Podcast (Available Everywhere)Socials: @tamisawyer twitter/FB & @tamisawyer901 IG Thanks for tuning in!

It seems like every statue is falling except Jackie Robinson and Paddington Bear. It truly is a new day. So what does the 2020 American civil rights movement mean for November's election and turning out black voters? Black Voters Matter organizer and Memphis county commissioner Tami Sawyer joins Francesca and Nato to hash it out. Plus the double-edged sword of "Veepstakes" and corporate woke-washing on streaming platforms. Does watching The Bodyguard make one an ally? Was Kevin Costner the first white ally? Find out. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It seems like every statue is falling except Jackie Robinson and Paddington Bear. It truly is a new day. So what does the 2020 American civil rights movement mean for November's election and turning out black voters? Black Voters Matter organizer and Memphis county commissioner Tami Sawyer joins Francesca and Nato to hash it out. Plus the double-edged sword of "Veepstakes" and corporate woke-washing on streaming platforms. Does watching The Bodyguard make one an ally? Was Kevin Costner the first white ally? Find out.

The explosion of the largest urban rebellions in the US since the 1960s has sharpened the political and economic crises that were already unfolding. In the backdrop of all of these overlapping crises, November's election looms large, as Trump's promised escalation of state violence and his drumming up of authoritarian sentiments puts the high stakes of the general election into sharp relief. How do these urban rebellions and the state's violent reaction reshape the political terrain? What new capacities do we now have and what new challenges must we grapple with so that we may defeat Trump and grow our movements? How must we shift our 2020 strategy? Join us for the next episode of This is Not a Drill: LIVE as we talk 2020 political and electoral strategy in the face of uprisings, pandemic, and crisis. Hosts Adam Gold and Rishi Awatramani are joined by special guests Nelini Stamp, Jennifer Epps-Addison, Tami Sawyer, and Max Elbaum to discuss strategic questions facing left organizers at this crucial historical juncture. Guests: Nelini Stamp, Working Families Party Jennifer Epps-Addison, Center for Popular Democracy Tami Sawyer, Black Voters Matter Max Elbaum, Organizing Upgrade

The explosion of the largest urban rebellions in the US since the 1960s has sharpened the political and economic crises that were already unfolding. In the backdrop of all of these overlapping crises, November's election looms large, as Trump's promised escalation of state violence and his drumming up of authoritarian sentiments puts the high stakes of the general election into sharp relief. How do these urban rebellions and the state's violent reaction reshape the political terrain? What new capacities do we now have and what new challenges must we grapple with so that we may defeat Trump and grow our movements? How must we shift our 2020 strategy? Join us for the next episode of This is Not a Drill: LIVE as we talk 2020 political and electoral strategy in the face of uprisings, pandemic, and crisis. Hosts Adam Gold and Rishi Awatramani are joined by special guests Nelini Stamp, Jennifer Epps-Addison, Tami Sawyer, and Max Elbaum to discuss strategic questions facing left organizers at this crucial historical juncture. Guests: Nelini Stamp, Working Families Party Jennifer Epps-Addison, Center for Popular Democracy Tami Sawyer, Black Voters Matter Max Elbaum, Organizing Upgrade

Today’s guest is Tami Sawyer, an educator, advocate, organizer, leader, listener, and elected official who currently serves as a county commissioner. Her passion is people: ensuring they’re represented, heard, valued, and included. In each of her roles, she’s built coalitions across communities to challenge systems, propose solutions, and strengthen the bonds between neighbors. In 2017, Tami founded #takeemdown901, the movement that removed Confederate statues in Memphis, TN. This and other justice work has won her many awards, as well as national exposure on major news outlets. Vahisha Hasan, Founder & Exec. Dir. of Movement in Faith, is hosting Resipiscence 2020 on The Transform Network Podcast, A Progressive Christian Podcast. It's a daily accompaniment to this year's lenten devotional by the same name. Visit www.transformnetwork.org/podcast. BUY THE DEVO: It's not to late to get your lenten devotional. Print & eBook versions available at https://www.transformnetwork.org/bookstore.

Tonyaa sits down with Shelby County Commissioner of District 7, Tami Sawyer. We take a dive into the post mayoral election from the vantage point of the commissioner, the need to uplift black women in Memphis, and much more. Make sure to tune into this empowering episode of 20w/Tonyaa by downloading the Kudzukian App in the App Store or Google Play.  

Tami Sawyer is running for Mayor of Memphis, TN and if elected, she will make history as the first woman and first Black woman mayor of Memphis. We talk about the unique challenges faced by Black women running for office, including biased media coverage, misogynior, and erasure. Support Tami Sawyer's campaign here: TamiSawyer.com >> Support Black Women in the Political Media HERE: Patreon.com/BW2020Podcast

As a county commissioner, Tami Sawyer saw that while Memphis might be doing a good job of attracting new businesses to town, the city hasn’t been working for the majority of residents, particularly low-income Black and brown residents. Her mayoral run has been challenging, between an incumbent who doesn’t want to debate and some embarrassing old tweets, but this Memphis native is determined to show her community what deep democracy looks like. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today’s very special emergency episode of Family Time Lisa and Mothie welcome candidate for Mayor of Memphis, Tami Sawyer! So pull up a chair and help us build a table together we can all sit at!You can find even more information at tamisawyer.comPlease remember that we can’t wait so go and cast you vote ASAP!!!

Candidate for Mayor, County Commissioner Tami Sawyer talks with Bill Dries, reporter for The Daily Memphian, and host Eric Barnes about her stance on many of the issues in the 2019 Memphis Mayoral election.

Tami Sawyer talks about “Momentum” and disruption, tax hikes and the Brandon Webber shooting.

Shelby Counter Commissioner, Tami Sawyer discusses her campaign for Mayor of Memphis, the #TakeEmDown901 movement, and her #WeCan'tWait campaign. If elected, Tami Sawyer would make history as the first woman every to be elected in as mayor of Memphis, TN. We discuss our history of growing up in Memphis and how she would address inequality, poverty and growth stagnation in this historic city. Watch the inspiring campaign video here: Tami Sawyer for Mayor of Memphis #WeCantWait Follow Tami Sawyer's campaign: Tami Sawyer Official Website Tami Sawyer on Twitter Tami Sawyer on Facebook Also, if you enjoy the Electorette, please subscribe and leave a 5-star review on iTunes. Also, please spread the word by telling your friends, family and colleagues about The Electorette! WANT MORE ELECTORETTE? Follow the Electorette on social media. Electorette Facebook Electorette Instagram Electorette Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lettin' All The Heat Out welcomes their first guest, Shelby County Commissioner, Ms. Tami Sawyer as she begins her bid to become the next Mayor of Memphis, Tennessee. A native of Memphis, Tami speaks on her decision to become a political activist, politician and force for change in her community. And, she tells us why it's important for those who have been marginalized and left out of the discourse to, "pull up a chair." Enjoy the discussion.

On this episode, Anoa opens with a reflection on the recent Youth Town halls on CNN and some highlights of the candidates responses. She next shifts to a conversation with Jessica Byrd founder of Three Point Strategies ahead of the She The People 2020 Presidential forum in Houston, TX. Jessica digs in on issues of electoral justice and accountability as well as what does it mean to build intentionally with movement. One of many conversations to come across this cycle. Make sure to check out and support local candidates running for office this year in 2019! Lisa Calderon - Denver, CO Mayor Regina Williams-Preston - South Bend, IN Mayor Tami Sawyer - Memphis, TN Mayor Articles about Mayor Pete mentioned in intro: Buttigieg's Police Issues Go Beyond Secret Tapes 'I ain't ever seen the dude' – residents of South Bend's poor neighborhoods say Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg left them behind

Krys has a Gin-Gin mule, Doyin has a Bogle Vineyards Zinfandel. We discuss Lil Kim's new music, Cardi B, the real life game of monopoly and more. Then, we celebrate Tami Sawyer who is running for mayor of Memphis, TN. And for our Pour Life Decision, we discuss healthy ways to hold a grudge and become more forgiving. Pour up, tune in. You know the routine.

Before my Soror Tami Sawyer became Shelby County Commissioner for District 7 she had a life. Before her phone was blowing up with threats as a result of the #takeemdown901 movement to remove Confederate statues in Memphis, TN she had a life. In episode 57, Tami and start at the beginning which may surprise many of you just like it did me. For example, did you know she attended Hampton University and had her very own radio show? Did you know she was an intern for Atlantic records or that she was in the Navy for 7years? These are just a few fun facts I'm giving you to click on the pod to discover more. In addition to more intriguing details on Tami's upbringing, we dive deep into her purpose of establishing an intentional platform. We discuss her thoughts on quite a few of the recent recognitions Memphis has garnered on being number #1 in various categories, the side effects of her national validations and of course the outlook for politics in the Bluff City.

Ify and Turquoise discuss Pastor Darrell Scott's comments that Trump is "most pro-black President", disproportionate disappearances and murders of Native women, Tami Sawyer's election as a Shelby County Commissioner, fine print of Trump's latest healthcare options, judge rules Florida elimination of early voting on college campuses is unconstutional, Randy Moss' raises awareness of victims of police brutality and racism at NFL Hall of Fame Induction, and more

Ify and Turquoise discuss the draft of impeachment documents for Rod Rosenstein by House Freedom Caucus, Mueller is closer to subpoenaing in Trump, Van Lathan perfectly reprimands Kanye's "slavery is a choice" comments, two Black men dismembered in OK, Seattle to dismiss prior marijuana possession convictions, NBC News women felt pressure to sign letter of support for Tom Brokaw, firing of House Chaplain, 2018 Elections remain at risk of interference, Judge Herd is first Black Chief Justice of Baltimore, #JusticeDelegation leadership denied entry into Israel, former Obama White House staffer has police called for burglary while moving in, activist-Tami Sawyer wins Democratic nomination for District 7 County Commissioner, Arizona teacher strike, and more.

www.tiopodcast.com In this episode, Gabby, Joy, and KT are joined with activist Tami Sawyer (www.tamisawyer.com) who helped take down the Confederate statue in downtown Memphis. Topics discussed: -Response to criticism that the statues weren't the most important issue facing Memphis -Some of the biggest problems facing the public education school system -Our parents sold us a lie -Internalized anti-blackness/classism and more! Tami Sawyer Social Media: twitter.com/tamisawyer https://www.facebook.com/tamisawyertn Our social media facebook.com/talkitoutpodcast instagram.com/talkitoutpodcast twitter.com/talkitout_pod

[update: on December 20, 2017 the Confederate statues discussed in this episode were removed from two parks in Memphis.] Join us as we talk to Tami Sawyer about Take 'em Down 901, the movement for the removal of two Confederate statues from public parks in Memphis. Tami is a writer, speaker, activist, and the Director of Diversity and Cultural Competence with Teach For America Memphis. She is currently running for Shelby County Commissioner in District 7.

What did demonstrators accomplish by shutting down the Interstate 40 Hernando-DeSoto Bridge last July? Host Ryan Poe asks this question to Tami Sawyer, political action chair of the local NAACP branch, and The Commercial Appeal's Chris Herrington.

What did demonstrators accomplish by shutting down the Interstate 40 Hernando-DeSoto Bridge last July? Host Ryan Poe asks this question to Tami Sawyer, political action chair of the local NAACP branch, and The Commercial Appeal's Chris Herrington.